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time-lag

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time-lag
n
an interval between two connected events
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But there will be a huge time-lag between what's been achieved in rabbits and doing it in humans.
COMMENT by The Mirror (London, England)
Even when growth returns to economies emerging from recession, as has recently been the case in the major eurozone economies of Germany and France, there is a time-lag before employment levels pick up.
Eurozone unemployment rate edges up to 9.6%: EU by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Even when growth returns to economies emerging from recession, as has recently been the case in the major eurozone economies of Germany and France, there is a time-lag before employment levels pick up.
Eurozone unemployment hits 10-year high: EU by Times of Oman (Muscat, Oman)
 
 
 
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