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uk which other countries experienced but our energy pricing system to households and businesses was properly larger in the uk and therefore the knock on effect was larger. we also have a very tightly in the market, low unemployment, high economic activity which has therefore driven quite high nominal wages which has helped support inflation being higher than expected. but it does look like as you said something is easing a bit and what we will see in the next few months is whether the uk continues to be an outlier compared to its peers.- uk continues to be an outlier compared to its peers. when it looks at its peers compared to its peers. when it looks at its peers as compared to its peers. when it looks at its peers as it compared to its peers. when it looks at its peers as it learning compared to its peers. when it looks at its peers as it learning any - at its peers as it learning any lessons about what to do? i at its peers as it learning any lessons about what to do? i thi

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