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SIA is also expected to face continued yield pressure and cargo volatility, with profitability likely to remain subdued in the near term.

He bemoaned the "silent" atmosphere during England's friendly win over Wales last month and once again the crowd were subdued in the hosts' first game at Wembley since his criticism.

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Infineon and its rivals have had to contend with subdued demand in those markets for years, though signs of a recovery have emerged recently.

Fewer government workers are showing up for breakfast and lunch, and even people who aren’t personally affected by the shutdown are more subdued and spending less, Simons said.

Leverage this time around is more subdued, corporates are still – just – holding on to positive cash balances and household savings are stable.

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