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The result is a lagged effect on state finances, with tax revenues usually taking as long as five years to reattain prior peaks, according to Mr. Boyd.

The Sorry State of Finances Liam Denning 2010

The result is a lagged effect on state finances, with tax revenues usually taking as long as five years to reattain prior peaks, according to Mr. Boyd.

Slump in Tax Revenue Creates State of Siege Liam Denning 2010

The difference, of course, is that he is not currently in power, merely trying to reattain it, which gives his lies an additional layer of deep insecurity.

Andrew Gumbel: The Swill from Bill 2008

Starseeds are moving toward a moment when they will reattain the glorious fifth- and sixth-octave light-chords from which they came.

Arcturian Songs of the Masters of Light Patricia L. Pereira 1999

Starseeds are moving toward a moment when they will reattain the glorious fifth- and sixth-octave light-chords from which they came.

Arcturian Songs of the Masters of Light Patricia L. Pereira 1999

He wetted his hair down with water every morning, but after the second witness it would reattain its loft.

Courting Trouble Scottoline, Lisa 1993

Sometimes a human soul is destined to animate a wild beast, never to be relieved until it reattain the purest of its first and best existence.

The Mysteries of All Nations Rise and Progress of Superstition, Laws Against and Trials of Witches, Ancient and Modern Delusions Together With Strange Customs, Fables, and Tales James Grant

It is now clear that the American economy has yet to reattain its previous peak in real output, achieved three full years ago.

The Economist: Daily news and views 2011

American output has yet to reattain its 2007 peak.

The Economist: Daily news and views 2011

In fact, XLF trades at less than 1 / 2 of its value in late September when it first broke the 50dma yet it can't get a bounce high enough to reattain it.

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