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例文6 Their pretax profit margin for fiscal two thousand eight dropped nearly one percentage point to five point eight percent. (日本語訳) 例文7 The unemployment rate was an unheard-of five Percent、 foreign debt was six point one billion、 and the budget deficit was nearly two billion dollars. (日本語訳) 例文8 Wall Street Protests Spread、Channeling Anger at Corporate。 Political Forces (ANALYSIS AIR DATE: Oct. 32011) A growing protest movement in the U.S. vowed today to turn up the heat on Wall Street and against other political and corporate forces that they say are fueling inequality. The demonstrations came to a boil over the weekend. The chants of protesters echoed off Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday in this video taken by New York City police、as members of a group calling itself Occupy Wall Street tried to march across the span. Officers shouted warnings with bullhorns. (日本語訳)

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例文6 Their pretax profit margin for fiscal two thousand eight dropped nearly one percentage point to five point eight percent. (日本語訳) 例文7 The unemployment rate was an unheard-of five Percent、 foreign debt was six point one billion、 and the budget deficit was nearly two billion dollars. (日本語訳) 例文8 Wall Street Protests Spread、Channeling Anger at Corporate。 Political Forces (ANALYSIS AIR DATE: Oct. 32011) A growing protest movement in the U.S. vowed today to turn up the heat on Wall Street and against other political and corporate forces that they say are fueling inequality. The demonstrations came to a boil over the weekend. The chants of protesters echoed off Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday in this video taken by New York City police、as members of a group calling itself Occupy Wall Street tried to march across the span. Officers shouted warnings with bullhorns. (日本語訳)