cycles <a cycle; cycles> SOST
- cycles
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business cycles ECON
- business cycles
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cycle VB
accounting cycle
alternating cycle ELETTR
bathometric cycle
bathymetric cycle
budget cycle ECON
business cycle
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Most agree that media events began in the middle 19th century, as Morse radio introduced same-day news cycles.
en.wikipedia.org This may have significant implications, for example when evaluating the costs of business cycles or evaluating a policy change in a dynamic general equilibrium model with heterogeneous agents.
en.wikipedia.org The ride's cycles were shortened and the crackling of the gondola floor was very off-putting.
en.wikipedia.org These gas cycles offer numerous potential advantages for use with molten salt-fueled or molten salt-cooled reactors.
en.wikipedia.org After the real-estate boom and bust cycles of the 20th century, the area became shoddy and contaminated, and was bought up by the city.
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