How to pronounce Recession in English

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The recession and post-recession years.

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recession will ensue. So let's define a recession.

Following the recession.

Profession recession proof?

The coronavirus recession.

Or a recession.

The 1980 recession.

"A recession warning."

GOING INTO recession.

To indicate atmospheric recession.

recession peak of 665000.

A recession that lasts.

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Marking a technical recession.

Uring the 2008 recession.

Then the recession hit.

Contraction or a recession.

Ince the 2008 recession.

Brazil plunged into recession.

Without entering a recession.

Economy went into recession.

Gone into a recession.

recession is actually coming.

Sales growth post-recession.

Then, boom, another recession.

Successfully navigate the recession,

Of a global recession.

recession IN MID-2009.

RESTAURANT recession, HOW MUCH

recession IF INVESTMENT SPENDING

recession EITHER THROUGH THE

Because it's a recession?

During the last recession,

So despite a recession,

Around the last recession.

Since the last recession,

That define a recession.

Great recession dragged on box demand and even after the recession

recession. But while the coronavirus

Jobs during the recession, the

In the 2009 Global recession.

First, let's define a recession.

We are in a recession.

For companies during a recession.

Financial crisis and a recession.

Recovery following the Great recession.

recession that began around 2008.

Has already entered a recession.

Then the Great recession struck.

NBER's definition of a recession.

Definition, was the Great recession.

Pointing to the next recession.

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recession since the Great Depression.

And a recession will ensue.

So, is a recession coming?

GONE INTO recession, IT TURNS

THE TERM A GROWTH recession.

MARK: THERE IS recession AND

And the recession of 2008.

Great recession or the recession of 2001, 2002 is the speed with which it

recession to buy into corporate bonds.

Now we're in the Covid recession.

recession will end. During the 2008

recession just to get their masters.

Million dollars following the Great recession.

Economy officially entered an economic recession.

CNBC: We are in a recession.

Worldwide. Then came the 2008 recession.

A depression is a long recession.

During the Great recession in 2008,

Regular recession and they're both powerful.

Great recession have been wiped out.

That's desperately needed during a recession.

Italy is technically in a recession.

So when could a recession hit?

And what's worse than a recession?

Is a recession on the horizon?

The world is now in recession.

Between this and a normal recession.

recession. One March survey found U.S.

A recession and a fuel crisis.

Economy emerged from the Great recession.

Gloomy it's called the Great recession.

recession. Unlike in previous decades, the

recession. So effectively one-in-three

recession we'd be seeing signs of

“The worst recession since the 1930s.”

That year, London went into recession.

It was during the last recession

We're worried about a potential recession