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deceleration phase

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deceleration phase,
(in obstetrics) the latter part of active labor, characterized by a decreased rate of dilation of the cervical os on a Friedman curve.


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But the central bank said the economy "is expected to return gradually onto a moderate growth path as commodity prices stabilise and overseas economies move out of their deceleration phase.
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