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[Title] => UN: Real wages grew 1.6 percent worldwide in 2009
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The Manila-based ADB said individual performances are likely to vary significantly, with China to slow to slightly below nine percent after estimated 9.3 percent growth in 2005.
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This reduction from the gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 7.6 percent in 2004 was also attributed partly to oil prices reaching record highs this year, the ADB said in its Asia Economic Monitor report.
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