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But I had inherited my father’s depressed DNA, and like him, I couldn’t recover.

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They point to depressed oil prices that mean the government can’t balance its budget or keep up with Vision 2030’s ballooning costs.

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“Clearly Anta Sports is looking to capitalise on Puma’s depressed share price, striking while the iron’s hot at a time when the company’s shares are clearly in a vulnerable position,” Scholar wrote.

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While some find annual celebrations wonderful, studies show that for many Americans, they can be stressful, isolating and depressing – especially in these divisive times.

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A stagnant housing market plagued by unaffordability has further depressed demand, as moving is a big reason why consumers spend on this category.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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