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Above-average rains mean India is expecting a bumper foodgrain crop in the marketing year ending June, and trade secretary Rahul Khullar said last week that the government would have to review a ban on wheat exports.
India Lifts Ban on Onion Exports Rajesh Roy 2011
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Above-average temperatures are damping demand for natural gas and pushing prices down.
Natural Gas Hits Decade Low Dan Strumpf 2012
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Above-average rainfall this year has damaged some standing crops and disrupted food supplies, also leading to a rise in prices.
India Food Inflation Eases a Tad Anant Vijay Kala 2010
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Above-average conscientiousness was associated with a larger region of the lateral prefrontal cortex, which is involved in planning and voluntary control of behavior.
SCIENCE NEWS 2010
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Above-average temperatures and a deficit of rain -- despite the storms that moved through the area late Tuesday -- have left the region very dry.
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Above-average performance: If the Coyotes can hold this playoff spot, they would deserve an A for the season.
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Above-average IT spending growth is being predicted in banking and securities, which should see a 4.6% increase to $397 billion, and in retail, which should see a 4.7% increase to $149 billion.
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Above-average rainfall this year has increased the chances of a good crop and raised expectations of a steep decline in food prices that could help pull down inflation.
India Inflation Rate Eases Anant Vijay Kala 2010
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High scoring nations have suffered at least as much economic damage as the U.S. Above-average Iceland is an economic basket case.
Gerald Bracey: Extra! Extra! Schools Not Cause of Current Economic Crisis! 2009
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Above-average ability to absorb whatever is thrown his way.
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