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• Neves has worked to ensure Coke becomes cheaper in real terms.
• In real terms property prices will probably have to come down.
• It's a real term used with athletes ."
• But in real terms, Khatami's influence remains limited.
• Health spending under the Tories had consistently risen in real terms.
• We'll discuss these threats in real terms ."
• Of course, in real terms prices will stay the same.
• But it wasn't a race, in real terms.
• Thus, the thresholds remain constant in real terms over time.
• "The GRDP is usually presented in nominal and real terms.
• Syria said " in real terms defamation means targeting Muslims ".
• But state funding levels in real terms have made only small gains.
• It is now attempting to accommodate those beliefs _ in real terms.
• Growth has increased by over 30 percent in real terms.
• In real terms, though, loans fell 0.16 percent.
• We plan to maintain the level of public services in real terms,
• Spending on education this year is 10 percent higher in real terms.
• In real terms, the closings will have little significance.
• In real terms, prices are at their lowest for 25 years.
• Afterward, housing prices began to rise in real terms.