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Previously on "A Slice Of Humble Pie"

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  • sasguru
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    Join the dots ....

    http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...ce-2005-a.html

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  • administrator
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    Originally posted by LondonManc View Post
    Grammatical mistakes increase?
    Clicking like just wasn't enough

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  • LondonManc
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    Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
    The economy is being driven by consumer spending, but new business investment and employment of trainees/apprentices is down.

    Guess what happens to manufacturing output when you train less people.

    It will take at least a year for that to start even showing.
    Grammatical mistakes increase?

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  • BlasterBates
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    The economy is being driven by consumer spending, but new business investment and employment of trainees/apprentices is down.

    Guess what happens to manufacturing output when you train less people.

    It will take at least a year for that to start even showing.

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  • d000hg
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    The economy certainly wasn't booming pre-referendum. So to say it keeps booming is clearly a lie. You can say the economy hasn't been hit by the referendum result.

    However anyone who genuinely believes our post-referendum economy is in a good, stable place is an idiot who shouldn't be trusted to invest their savings. Every time May opens her mouth the entire currency skitters around like crazy, and we haven't even considered the knock-on effects of the EU suffering due to our departure.

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  • kaiser78
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    Yes, they can't quite admit it can they...

    Brexit latest: IMF upgrades 2017 UK growth but downgrades 2018 | The Independent

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  • shaunbhoy
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    But that has to be wrong because it is in the DM. Only neutral agencies like the Grauniad and the Independent have access to the proper facts.

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  • kaiser78
    started a topic A Slice Of Humble Pie

    A Slice Of Humble Pie

    Enjoy...

    Mark Carney eats humble pie as the economy keeps booming | Daily Mail Online

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