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The peak year for council or housing association tenancies was in 1981 when there were 5.6 million socially owned properties in England - most owned by local authorities.
BBC: More private than social tenants in England
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Speaking at a conference in Dublin this week, organised by the Institute of International and European Affairs and the Association for the Study of Peak Oil and Gas, Chris Skrebowski, a consulting editor of Petroleum Review, argued that spare capacity in the oil market could be eroded by 2015.
ECONOMIST: The economic impact of high oil prices
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Analysts at payments association Apacs say that that no significant peak has been spotted on transactions through the Chaps transmission service.
BBC: 'No floods' of switching savers
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There are around 15, 000 such companies offering across India, conducting an average of 50-100 investigations a month during peak wedding season, says Kumar Vikram Singh, chairman of the Association of Private Detectives of India (APDI).
BBC: India's 'wedding detectives' enjoy booming trade
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Applications for refinancing are 17% below this year's peak in September, according to the latest data from the Mortgage Bankers Association.
WSJ: Refinancing Deals Get Sweeter
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The Pet Food Manufacturers' Association reckons that the number of dogs has declined from a peak of 7.4m in 1990 to 6.5m now.
ECONOMIST: Cats and dogs fight it out for prime pet position
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The result: Sales of CDs fell more than 30% to 614.9 million units last year from a peak of 881.9 million in 2000, according to the Recording Industry Association.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Employment in the securities industry nationwide fell 10.7% from its peak in March 2001 to October 2003, according to figures from the Securities Industry Association.
FORBES: Wall Street's Hiring Spree
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In the UK alone, recent figures from the British Beer and Pub Association show that overall beer sales have fallen 22% since their 1979 peak.
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The company, owned by Italian firm Candy, has a 60-year association with Wales, employing 5, 000 people at Merthyr Tydfil at its peak.
BBC: Workers march over factory threat