at low ebb

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at (a) low ebb

below the usual condition or standard. The divorce comes at a time when Jackson's career is at a low ebb. Support for the arts has reached its lowest ebb and we hope it won't go any lower.

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WITH PUBLIC SUPPORT for the Iraq war at low ebb, the White House is more eager than ever to conflate Iraq's insurgency with terrorism. The bogus blurring of terrorism and insurgency in Iraq by Solomon, Norman / The Humanist With OEM loyalty to casting suppliers at low ebb, low-cost competitors on the rise and U. Strategy maps: converting intangible assets into tangible outcomes by Libby, William J. / Modern Casting More results

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WITH PUBLIC SUPPORT for the Iraq war at low ebb, the White House is more eager than ever to conflate Iraq's insurgency with terrorism.

The bogus blurring of terrorism and insurgency in Iraq by Solomon, Norman / The Humanist

With OEM loyalty to casting suppliers at low ebb, low-cost competitors on the rise and U.

Strategy maps: converting intangible assets into tangible outcomes by Libby, William J. / Modern Casting

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