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upturn

noun as in improvement

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But it will likely take an upturn on the economic front to really drive a rebound in sales.

Overall sales for the tournament, which runs from 12 June to 5 July, have increased 171% compared to the previous week with a 265% upturn in India fixtures.

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Tanzania’s crackdown illustrates how governments across the developing world are growing wary of how large, young populations with few opportunities carry the potential to upturn the established order.

For Liverpool, this was a return to earth with a resounding thud after their recent upturn.

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England's winning streak is a sharp upturn after seven defeats in 11 games in 2024, including five in a row and three in succession at Twickenham.

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