Emigration to the West reached a peak in the 1830's.

向西部迁移的行为在19世纪30年代达到顶峰。

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A statement noted that while food prices have decreased from their peak last year, they remain high in historical terms.

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We had a similar, even higher price-to-earnings ratio of about forty-six at the peak in 2000 and it corrected way down.

000年时我们的市盈率甚至更高,达到了46,后来经过修正降低了

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A much smaller peak, a much less rapid decline after the peak occurs.

一个较低的峰值,最大值出现后下降速度也较慢

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In Columbine, the demand for services related to that shooting hit its peak a year and a half after the shooting, Olbrich said.

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The important comparator is this: 18 months ago, the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) was forecasting that public sector net debt would reach its peak a year earlier, in 2014-15, and it thought that peak would be considerably lower - 70.9% of GDP (87.2% on the eurozone's basis).

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In the report, we produce data that suggests a peak of global oil production at less than 95 million barrels a day, up from some 85 million now, and we summarize fears that could result in a peak of less than 92 million, plus a steep fall beyond the peak, all at a time when demand is rising well in excess of 100 million barrels a day.

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