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rates

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plural noun

  1. (in some countries) a tax levied on property by a local authority
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In those areas, public school vaccination rates are as low as 82%.

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Another thing Mager wanted to draw attention to was literacy rates in deaf children.

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Permits for new housing are down across the nation, as higher interest rates and material costs make it more difficult for developers to turn a profit.

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While Asian peers such as Taiwan, South Korea and Singapore shifted to export-led strategies in the 1960s - and began posting impressive growth rates of 8–10% annually - India chose to double down on import substitution.

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Was he trying to drive down interest rates, or devalue the US dollar or bring the world to the table for a new, global agreement on trade?

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