| deficit be | 26.66 | Deficits are not new. | ||
| deficit grow | 3.23 | Its deficit has grown, not fallen. | ||
| deficit widen | 3.03 | And annual budget deficits have widened. | ||
| deficit narrow | 2.83 | The trade deficit narrowed slightly. | ||
| deficit continue | 2.37 | The current account deficit continues to be big. | ||
| deficit shrink | 1.97 | U.S. trade deficit shrinks slightly. | ||
| deficit mean | 1.65 | A bigger deficit means a weaker franc. | ||
| deficit balloon | 1.51 | Those shortfalls caused the federal deficit to balloon in recent years. | ||
| deficit come | 1.45 | The deficit is coming down. | ||
| deficit have | 1.45 | For now, the trade deficit has little cost. | ||
| deficit rise | 1.38 | The trade deficit is rising. | ||
| deficit remain | 1.25 | Deficits remain way above his target. | ||
| deficit decline | 1.18 | The U.S.-Japan deficit also declined. | ||
| deficit increase | 1.05 | A narrower deficit will increase demand for the ringgit. | ||
| deficit reflect | 1.05 | The widening trade deficit also reflects a long-term problem for the dollar. | ||
| deficit go | 0.99 | But the deficits are not going away. | ||
| deficit make | 0.99 | What a difference a smaller deficit makes. | ||
| deficit soar | 0.99 | Deficits soared. | ||
| deficit begin | 0.86 | Budget deficits began to follow. | ||
| deficit expand | 0.86 | The federal budget deficit was expanding, and the dollar was under attack. |