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depressing influence

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Some features of the London economy have an obvious depressing influence on apprentice numbers, says David Hughes, the LSC's regional director for the capital.
In Germany, factors such as market maturity, price pressure from private label, and rising health concerns have had a depressing influence on sales, resulting in a functional confectionery growth rate of just 1% in 2006.
Continuing international uncertainty, heightened by the Iraq crisis, remains a depressing influence on Irish manufacturing activity," said NCB's chief economist Dermot O'Brien.
 
 
 
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