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91 The height of the jejunal villus increased from natality , peaked in the postnatal 3rd month and decreased from then on.

92 Yet we still don't know if the unemployment rate has peaked.

93 The lap game peaked in popularity a decade ago. It is a spectacular outdoor game that advertises the power of cooperation. Sentencedict.com

94 He is very shy, so he wears his hair long with the peaked cap.

95 It peaked in the Oligocene Epoch around 34 million years ago in Eurasia, and again in the Miocene Epoch about 10 million years ago in Eurasia and Africa.

96 But, according to Mr Gaddis, his prestige had peaked by 1948. After that, Kennan became increasingly sidelined for opposing what he judged to be excessive militarisation of his containment strategy.

97 Thus at the start of this decade , when lay - offs peaked, it hugely understated true unemployment.

98 The most important way to expand one of the credit - the U.S. current account deficit has peaked.

99 That is also the longest period on record, and is a full six weeks longer than the average when total unemployment peaked in 1982.

100 The percentage seed germination of C. tubulosa in all three species peaked at 82%, and the percentage haustorium formation of C. sala peaked at 52%.

101 Gross retail sales peaked at $ 3.1 billion in 1995 - 96.

102 Where Tim the ostler listened. His face was and peaked.

103 But matched against late July, when the backwardation peaked at $70-$75/ton(sentencedict.com), the change is enormous.

104 Chatelaine of nifty wide margin of peaked cap collocation, black is tight slope of pants, rivet follows round head shoe or new fund follows short boots high to be deduced another pattern time.

105 In countries like Cote d'Ivoire and Kenya, prevalence has peaked and declines are now being registered year after year.

106 Atmospheric oxygen levels peaked around 35 percent, compared to 21 percent today.

107 For chaffs, its peaked at anthesis(0 N) or milk-ripe stage (200 N).

108 Real estate prices have cooled and stock prices peaked in October 2007 after a two-year boom that saw shares rise six-fold in value.

109 The back skull is flat, without receding either laterally or backward and the occipital bone is not highly peaked.

110 Michael stubbed out his cigarette and put on work pants, work shirt and the peaked cap most Sicilian men wore.

111 Mass participation was a sign that the market had peaked.

112 Output peaked in 2002 and may peter out in a decade.

113 A month elapsed, the girl was narcose all the same. The boy was peaked and pined, but he still believed that she would get better one day.

114 The world did not come crashing down after December 29th 1989, the last trading day of that decade, when the stockmarket peaked.

115 Training for the Meuse crossings: a unit of the 7th Panzer Division at the Moselle in early 1940. Erwin Rommel, the division's commander, is in the peaked cap on the far left.

116 Pierce says that because this active landfill is still growing, production at the 20 year old Puente Hills landfill gas plant has not yet peaked, and averages about 50 megawatts.

117 On the head is a manteau - like peaked cap as long as to the shoulders.