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Emerging-market banks are of the old school, with branches, profits, lowish pay and high capital.
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It has lowish public debt but some fear it cannot afford to bail out its crippled savings banks.
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This makes it virtually impossible for those on lowish incomes to plan ahead.
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Short-term rates are just 0.5% and ten-year government bonds yield a lowish 4%.
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And lowish credit-default-swap spreads on banks such as Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse partly reflect the assurance of government help if needed.
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Ballet dancers tend not to have degrees either, which coupled with lowish entry-level pay means they too will hit problems with immigration.
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American footballers put up with lowish pay because they lack other options.
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It is worth roughly the same as the lowish American federal minimum wage, and less than those of Belgium, France and the Netherlands.
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Although its pilots and engineers are paid at globally competitive rates, most cabin crew and ancillary staff are recruited on lowish wages from the subcontinent and South-East Asia.
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Since gas-fired generation is about the most scalable, efficient, flexible, clean and (on a large scale) lowish-carbon form of electricity available, it is going to prove economically and politically attractive.
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The Mexican baby boom of the 1950s coincided with lowish emigration, whereas the exodus to the United States kicked off in the 1980s, just as Mexico's birth rate was plummeting.
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