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market surveyors forecast the semiconductor industry would peak off in 2019.

Deepening economic concerns

Kyle Dempster and Scott Adamson began their ascent of the 7,285-metre (23,900-foot) Ogre-II peak off the Choktoi Glacier in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan on Sunday August 21, but went missing the next day and have not been seen since.

Pakistan deploys helicopter in search for missing US climbers

Perhaps they should fence the peak off and have an entrance at the bottom to vet climbers and ensure they have a brain.

Problem of poor preparation

Reece, a Kentucky native, spent much of 2003 and 2004 watching a mining company "top" a mountain--dynamiting the peak off so the coal could be scooped out.

Lost Mountain: A Year in the Vanishing Wilderness

Garduno-Argueta & Calderon-Perez (1994) and Edwards (1978) found March to September, with a June peak off Mazatlan.

Reproductive output of the blue shrimp, Litopenaeus stylirostris (Decapoda: Penaeidae) in the Gulf of California coast at Agiabampo, Sonora-Sinalao, Mexico

Can you handle a portion of the peak off of the system?

Is automation for you? A five-step test will give you an early indication if you're ready for it. (Great Ideas)

He should be at his peak off a rating just 4lb higher than his Racing Post Chase winning mark.

Gerald Delamere: Turgeonev can continue rise into big time

"Suharto's power is still strong, so what we have done so far is only slicing the peak off the pyramid," he said, referring to the success of students in forcing Suharto to step down.