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• Dissatisfaction with the Iraq War and with a sluggish economy helped Kerry.
• Both United and American cited higher fuel prices and the sluggish economy.
• He turned to Peter Stolypin to reform the huge but sluggish economy.
• The worst markets were Mexico and Canada, because of their sluggish economies.
• He says that would likely spark some improvement in the sluggish economy.
• Figures on job creation in the state also show a sluggish economy.
• A sluggish economy cost the first President Bush his job in 1992.
• The company cited a sluggish economy and increased competition for the decline.
• He talked about a sluggish economy, rising unemployment and slipping approval ratings.
• European bonds rose amid expectations sluggish economies will prompt more interest rate cuts.
• The Bundesbank has cut rates intermittently since 1992 to boost its sluggish economy.
• Bonds strengthened as several reports showed signs of a sluggish economy.
• Federated officials said forecasts are difficult because of the sluggish economy.
• Seven out of 10 companies have plans to cope with the sluggish economy.
• The sluggish economy has already forced many companies to limit overtime.
• The issue of the sluggish economy may loom over many of those campaigns.
• A sluggish economy has also dragged down consumption in Japan . ( tz)
• And sanctions are certain to make a sluggish economy even worse.
• Telefonica gains were offset by continued worries about the sluggish economy.