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A negative balance of trade or payments.
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The shortfall between a government's revenues from taxation and its expenditures, in any one year. It must then borrow money to meet its expenditures.
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(XU sounds like "shoe") 1: void; 2: empty; 3: in vain; 4: timid; 5: false, deceitful; 6: humble, modest; 7: weakness, poor health; 8: theory; 9: virtual, facade. In TCM it is a symptom pattern indicating false health, characterized by degeneration of bodily functions, similar to chronic disease. Degeneration weakens the body and it loses the ability to eliminate excess during acute diseases.
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An insufficient payment, often relating to an amount recovered under a power of sale or foreclosure action.
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An element that is inadequate or missing from the requirements of he HACCP system.
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