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- adjective Not having been
adjusted - adjective Not having
adjusted
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Examples
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In nonadjusted terms, industrial output fell 4.2%.
Spanish Industrial Output Drops David Roman 2011
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But, on a nonadjusted basis, joblessness typically increases during the winter months as much of the outside work can't be carried out because of snow and ice, Mr. Weise said.
German Employment Rises Nina Koeppen 2011
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December is a slow month for home sales anyway, meaning a relatively small bump could get blown out of proportion in NAR's seasonal adjustment, which attempts to extrapolate the trend of one month to a full year. raw, nonadjusted numbers look good enough to suggest that last month's dip in mortgage rates is starting to have an effect.
Blog updates 2009
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The difference between 1986 when the unemployment rate in the region was last more than 8 percent, and now, is that back then unemployment was on the decline from the recession nonadjusted high of 18.2 percent in January 1983.
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