But is this level out of the realm of possibility?
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I was also on antipsychotics to level out psychotic experiences.
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How long did it take before you started to level out?
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Like, telling me J. Cole was groundbreaking level out of the loop.
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In the cockpit, the pilots worked to level out the plane and began descending.
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For 2018, Cochilco estimated that global copper prices would level out at $2.60 per pound.
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I had a radical moment of my own, before I started to level out myself.
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Things could still level out, but officials said that right now it's not looking good.
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True believers will step in and buy low and things will level out for a little bit.
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When you reach your new target altitude, level out by lowering the nose and adjusting the power.
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PS hunting of coyotes needs to be regulated so the balance of predator and prey level out.
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When I got sober 11 years ago, my food habits seemed to level out for a while.
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The new formula will level out some regional differences, while weighting for things like poverty and low attainment.
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I know I just used my iPhone to level out a railing I installed on my stairs recently.
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"When the grid fluctuates, storage can react to it quickly and can level out the supply," she says.
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A quick stock check at Best Buy suggests that supply and demand are finally starting to level out, thankfully.
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The helicopter appears to level out and as the pilot deploys floatation devices as he gets close to the water.
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It identifies preventative care as one of the 10 "essential health benefit" provisions that were designed to level out access.
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That would be moving toward a more universal benefit, which would level out how much individuals receive from the system.
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With more all-electric and hybrid models coming from nearly every carmaker, expect to see prices start to level out.
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Johnson is fighting against the rule, set by the Presidential Debate Commission, in order to "level" out the playing field.
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"After aerating, use a rake to level out any uneven areas and loosen the top quarter-inch of soil," he notes.
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The outlook for Japan, meanwhile, "remains sluggish" and although U.S. demand is growing, it is expected to level out next year.
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Those incomes are likely to level out this year and the rate of appreciation for farmland may slow, the lender said.
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" Explained Chang, "On any given day, maybe 20 percent of people are performing at a 5 [level] out of a 10.
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There is something joyful about the (now rare) crevices and spaces that level out society: pubs, shops, Ryanair flights to Spain.
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Trump has dragged Clinton down to his level, which may level out the election and let them move on to other issues.
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The effect is to level out a rough road by pushing the wheels down into dips and pulling them up over bumps.
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"It helped our team kind of level out and relax and not try to do too much," first baseman Luke Voit said.
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Jim Wang, the CEO of health care conglomerate NovaVision Group, believes AI will level out the quality of care in the coming decades.
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Once things level out, Muthart says, she is aiming to restart her path toward college to concentrate on the field of marine biology.
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Chief among fund managers' concerns: Oil prices will level out or once again decline, taking away a major catalyst for higher stock prices.
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If you allow it to, this baby will level out your stomach as if it were an only slightly corrugated piece of cardboard.
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If elected, he vowed, he would curb corruption, end impunity, strengthen the economy, pacify the country, level out inequality and empower the disenfranchised.
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If these loved-up captions are to be believed, that was just a bump in the road that the couple managed to level out.
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With new seasons of House of Cards and Orange Is the New Black lined up for this quarter, growth was expected to level out.
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On the Valor side, each new rank level (out of six total) gets you an engram that unlocks into a piece of Crucible gear.
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I've got to put a lot of effort and a lot of work to be prepared to perform at the highest level out there.
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The data also showed that from ages 45 to 55, friendship peaks level out; but once again, women still had more contacts than men.
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"This is due to the need to level out the risks to achieve inflation targets in 2017-2018," the bank said in a statement.
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"Sure, these wells fall off the first year, but let me tell you, they level out and make a lot of oil," Hamm said.
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Now we have conclusive evidence — four years of data — that the pie will shrink meaningfully before sales level out to a new state of equilibrium.
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If greenhouse gas emissions drop off sharply now, however, the seas will level out at less than a meter of sea-level rise by 2300.
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Analysts predicted growth would level out at 2.8 percent for both 2018 and 2019, extending Australia's already-remarkable run of 26 years without a technical recession.
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Several Wall Street analysts, including Brian Johnson of Barclays, have said that if GM plants close to level out its inventory, it would pressure GM shares.
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What I do think is that we expect a lot of women — we expect a perfection level out of women that is basically impossible to meet.
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The UN predicts that by 2050 the global figure will have dropped to just two, so by mid-century the world's population will begin to level out.
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Mr Zhang examined 252 of these land auctions and concluded that two-fifths of winning bidders will lose money if house prices level out, let alone decline.
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However, like everything in my life, I did manage to find some humor in my situation, and I hope that helps level out all the heavy stuff.
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What you can do with overwhelming blue cheeses is you could put a fig jam on it and level out the flavors of that pungentness with sweetness.
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They amplify the action meanwhile they level out the details, much like what happens in any kind of data circulation online, from Facebook feeds to news channels.
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Maybe the increased volume from three-point range is just a blip, a random surge from a small-sample size that will level out sooner than later.
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It takes a little while for everything to level out, so it'll be a few weeks before the loss of sunlight makes itself apparent in the mercury.
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Wright, 50, plays first lady female counterpart to Spacey's President Frank Underwood on the hit series, recalls that she demanded producers level out her compensation with Spacey's.
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The decision is encouraging for both foreign automakers in China and those in the U.S. who want to level out the severe trade U.S.-China trade imbalance.
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CBO expects premiums for the same set of plans to go up another 15% for 2019, then to level out at about 7% per year after that.
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The 22020 projection was reduced to 0.9% from 1.4%, with 2021 and 2022 predicted to level out at 1.2% as opposed to the 1.4% projected the previous quarter.
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The BOJ may discuss making some technical changes helping level out any discrepancies as part of a broader debate on how its policies affect markets, the sources said.
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I had hoped an animation of the Orion Nebula seen through a cardboard headset would give me a hallucinogen-level out-of-body experience without destroying brain cells.
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"The fear of cannibalizing its retail business as well as of being forced to level out prices - hurting margins - have slowed progress on the online front," Carnevale said.
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Government regulations require a minimum level out light output in the workplace, so a building's architect will often install a surplus of equally very bright lights into the ceiling.
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"In the traditional oil platform market, we expect that it will level out in the short term, but decline over the longer term," Kvaerner CFO Idar Eikrem told Reuters.
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"This has been somewhat of a more gentle letdown than the other two corrections, and it may at some point level out, but it's hard to know," said Angus.
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The price slide has gradually eased from 10.8 percent in 2013 to 2.4 percent in 2016 and 1.0 percent last year, with economists expecting prices to level out soon.
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One of President Trump's big campaign promises was all about trade and putting tariffs in place to try to level out the playing field against international competitors like China.
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The idea was to level out the trade deficit and make China buy more US goods; but, as expected, China responded by placing its own tariffs on American imports.
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The idea was to level out the trade deficit and make China buy more US goods, but, as expected, China responded by slapping its own tariffs on American imports.
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They projected the current trend of growing female authorship into the future, assuming that the ratio of male to female authors will level out — eventually — at around 1-to-1.
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The first steps were to build a retaining wall, a bridge over a small stream and an access road, then level out the land, a process that lasted a year.
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The changes promised at the offensive end—and the preseason was quite encouraging in terms of ball movement, if not shooting—are aimed to level out that quality of play.
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Burger King's largest U.S. franchisee is seeing sales of the Impossible Whopper and the Popeyes chicken sandwich level out as the initial buzz around the two menu items dies down.
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The idea was to level out the trade deficit with China and make China buy more US goods, but, as expected, China responded by slapping its own tariffs on American imports.
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Sally of Greenwich Village, NY New York City has to look to Houston as the model to help level out or bring down the city's lack of commercial and residential space.
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The BOJ may discuss making some technical changes that help level out any such discrepancies as part of a broader debate on how its policies are affecting markets, the sources said.
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Credit Suisse expects Disney+ to pull in 203 million subscribers before the end of the year as app downloads level out after a post-launch frenzy and total subscriptions beat expectations.
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Branson told CNBC that he doesn't expect the price to drop any time soon, saying he'd like to see it level out to around $20143,000 to $50,000 over the next 10 years.
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CFO John Olin said retail inventory was up about 2036,278 units because nearly 2000 dealerships need models on sales floor, but the company expects inventory to level out as the year progresses.
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In order to level out the playing field for the Last War, the entire White Walker threat was reduced to a simple device to thin out Daenerys' army so Cersei wouldn't get steamrolled.
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Stephenson acknowledged that DirecTV Now might see further losses due to the recent price increases and revamped channel packages, but he said things should level out in the second half of the year.
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ET, TNT, CSN Chicago ABOUT THE BULLS (7-4): Chicago brought in Dwyane Wade and Rajon Rondo in the offseason, and the veteran presence is bringing a new level out of swingman Jimmy Butler.
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Since then the stock is down more than 20 percent, but Khouw expects support to be held around $50 and for the stock to "catch a little bounce" off the level out of earnings.
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The 13-inch version comes with 8GB RAM, while its bigger relative takes the 16GB RAM spot and the AMDRadeon 540 graphics card, but they both level out with specs by having small 256GB SSDs.
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After house prices surged 22016 percent year-on-year to record highs in December, most analysts believe they will level out in 243 or 2400 but, with supply now matching demand, prices might also drop.
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The company, which also makes clear acrylic sheet and rubber chemicals, said it expected price declines for its feed ingredients, which are sulfur-containing amino acids mainly used for poultry, "to level out going into 2017".
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The report said as of November, CISA had carried just 161 vulnerability assessments, aimed at preventing remote access to election infrastructure, at the local level, out of the thousands of local jurisdictions across the United States.
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Siemens Gamesa said it expected the margin to level out at the lower end of that range by the end of this year, tightening previous guidance that investors should expect it to reach the mid-point.
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And so for me, when I step back and look at this stuff, whether you're black, white, whatever your sexual orientation is, whatever your family of origin is, let's try to level out the playing field.
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Though the last few years have seen rents in the city level out, the breather came only after a relentless, yearslong climb, and rents remain prohibitively high for many New Yorkers in their 21s and 2075s.
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He used a piece of cardboard to level out the incline, and said the Model 3's seat will fold flat enough to make a space for a person up to five-and-a-half feet tall.
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This became startlingly clear when Obamacare was built on the notion that requiring younger and healthier people to pay more, (in some cases a lot more), for health insurance would level out the costs for everyone else.
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Located on the corner of a tree-lined avenue in the residential neighborhood of the Amoreiras, the building's second floor was originally the home of a prominent physician whose family rented the lower level out to shops.
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Pat Petriello, director of Amazon strategy at performance ad agency Tinuiti, said that he expected that overall, the spending fluctuations would level out in the coming weeks because it's not clear how much consumer spending will change.
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"It is a national movement by industrial agriculture and multinational corporations to level out all rules and regulations to prevent what they would perceive as legislation that would protect family farmers, or the traditional farmers," he said.
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"I do think we could see $70 pretty quick, but I want to caution that maybe we'll see the market level out a little bit in a few weeks," said Phil Flynn, analyst at PRICE Futures Group in Chicago.
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"I do think we could see $70 pretty quick, but I want to caution that maybe we'll see the market level out a little bit in a few weeks," said Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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"I think over the long term we expect to see the seasonal spikes in supply to actually level out because people are getting more and more routine about the way they treat the clothes they are no longer wearing," Marino said.
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KERNEN: Partly because some of the trade… PRESIDENT TRUMP: Well it's also because I think I'm helping, OK. You want to know the truth, because I'm doing something, we're going to you know, we're going to level out the playing field.
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The numbers, which PayScale provided exclusively to CNBC Make It, have increased slightly since 2012, when the site initially analyzed exactly when pay starts to level out and found that men's salaries peak at age 48 and women's at 39.
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Sun Country, which is owned by private equity firm Apollo Global Management, will use the business to help level out the seasonality of leisure flying, which surges in the first quarter when vacationers head south, CEO Jude Bricker told CNBC.
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"Parsley can help to soften the cervix and level out hormonal imbalances that could be delaying your cycle," the article said, and OK, fine, yes, parsley is known as an emmenagogue, which is an herb that can do that whole "kickstarting" thing.
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"There's renewed doubts about a U.S.-China trade deal ... and at the same time we've had inventory lifts quite a lot more than expected at the crude level out of the U.S. this week," said Lachlan Shaw, head of commodity research at National Australia Bank.
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"There's renewed doubts about a U.S.-China trade deal... and at the same time we've had inventory lifts quite a lot more than expected at the crude level out of the U.S. this week," said Lachlan Shaw, head of commodity research at National Australia Bank.
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The relatively small white population in the 37th district, along with other contributing factors like minimum pay rules and a slightly younger work force, combined to level out wages across genders, said Catherine Hill, a vice president for research at the American Association of University Women.
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Keeping 0003,400 troops in the field, a senior administration official said, would allow American forces there to advise Afghan commanders "at the two- and three-star level out in the field" over a sustained period, something that would not have been possible at lower troop levels.
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These ideas could be done even under a Trump administration that fashions itself as "tough on crime"; almost all policing is done at the local and state, not federal, level — out of the nearly 18,000 law enforcement agencies in America, only a dozen or so are federal.
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While the Congressional Budget Office predicts growth will sit between 22020 and 22019 percent over the next decade, and the Federal Reserve settled around 22 percent annual growth, the Trump administration says growth will surpass 3 percent this year, then level out at around 2.8 percent by 2029.
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But unlike the Republicans, the Democrats never hold winner-take-all primaries; it will be difficult for Sanders, whose support seems to level out at 30 percent (judging from Iowa and New Hampshire) to corral the majority of the delegates he would need to win the nomination outright.
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But while his musical formula is dominating streaming services, making DaBaby the most inescapable, in-demand collaborator of the summer (see: Megan Thee Stallion's "Cash ___," Post Malone's "Enemies" and many more), he must also quickly level out into a reliable brand and businessman to solidify his arrival into hip-hop's fickle top tier.
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Some aspects of the United States' relationship with China had "gotten out of whack," he said, and warned that the U.S. was prepared to force Beijing to curb its activities in the South China Sea and to level out trade imbalances with the U.S. "We can do this one of two ways," Tillerson said in the interview, speaking as if he was addressing Chinese officials.
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But given the ongoing crises in both Venezuela and Libya, which are two major oil supplying countries, there are fears that the US decision will make the oil market more unstable When asked about the spike in oil process on Monday -- as Brent crude prices surged more than 3% to the highest price seen all year -- and if the US expects that spike to level out, the State Department would not give a direct answer.
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OSLO, March 23 (Reuters) - ** The rapid growth of housing prices in the Norwegian capital may be about to end, Real Estate Norway Chief Executive Christian Dreyer told Reuters on the sidelines of the association's annual conference on Thursday ** "We have seen signs of a change in character in the housing market in Oslo, with fewer people showing up to see houses for sale, and also less people bidding," he said ** Other Norwegian cities, such as Bergen, Stavanger and Trondheim, have not seen a similar change of sentiment, he added ** Dreyer still expects to see month-on-month price growth in Oslo in March and April, but after that prices will probably level out ** The government recently tightened mortgage regulations nation-wide, and imposed particularly strict loan-to-value measures for the capital ** "Houses are still being sold, but we are about to return to a more normal situation in which not all houses are sold immediately regardless of price," Dreyer said ** Nation-wide prices rose by an average 13 pct year-on-year in February, while in Oslo prices were up 24 pct year-on-year (Reporting by Camilla Knudsen, editing by Terje Solsvik)
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