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Without that we'd be pretty stagnant out on the court.

Six days ago, the economy seemed to be at best stagnant.

Stagnant growth seems to have set in recently, however, at a level of about 1,150.

Its tax base has been more or less stagnant for 15 years.

If we said the market is stagnant, it would just be to make us happy.

But the stock price has been stagnant for the last year and a half.

In a stagnant market, its stock is up 3.3 percent since the beginning of the year.

Until this week, the stock market had been stagnant at best.

The economy has been stagnant since the last quarter of 1988.

There's a lot of production being put into a stagnant market.

Sometimes teams get stagnant and things need to change a little bit.

If our ways do not change with the times, the culture becomes stagnant.

American incomes have been stagnant for the last 20 years.

But there was nothing at the bottom except stagnant water.

According to him, feelings find their home there and get stagnant.

About that time, we all began to feel somewhat stagnant.

Growth and development since this time have been relatively stagnant.

"The art collection, in particular, has been stagnant for over 100 years."

Generally, in the second term you're a little stagnant to begin with.

But his Treasury team think they have done enough to put life into the stagnant economy.

Since the end of the economic miracle in 1974, the country's economy had been stagnant.

Were making a stagnant pond of air for us to live in.

The stagnant economy here has not provided many job opportunities since 2001.

But can it really break the ice at a stagnant dinner party?

Their relationship is stagnant, but it will eventually pull her home.