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Meanings of drop precipitously in English

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Usage of drop precipitously in English
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That made his Valu drop precipitously, prompting howls of outrage on the Internet.
Reuters
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It is peaking out about now, but will drop precipitously by December, analyst Mariani said.
Reuters
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Also, crowding food into a small pan causes the temperature to drop precipitously, which negatively affects browning.
The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
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After forty-eight hours, the odds drop precipitously.
By reason of insanity
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If you map complex systems on a fitness landscape, you find the behavior can move so fast that fitness can drop precipitously.
The Lost World
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The purpose of the $420 put purchase is to limit risk if the shares were to drop precipitously and offers protection, Feighery said.
Reuters
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But the figure dropped precipitously as the price of the car climbed.
Wired
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The birth rate had dropped precipitously over the previous two decades.
The Guardian
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But output has dropped precipitously since then as cash-strapped Pemex diverted investment elsewhere.
Reuters
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Trading volumes, meanwhile, have dropped precipitously from the record highs reached in May.
Reuters
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Numbers dropped precipitously, with many opting for a full GCSE in religion instead.
The Guardian
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Rotor speed dropped precipitously on touchdown, and now the pilot cut the turbines.
Breathless
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Automakers like Ford -which has dropped precipitously in the J.D.
Wired
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The end result, though, was that infection rates dropped precipitously.
Wired
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After that, the quality of the genetic material drops precipitously.
Reuters
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The towers rose from a vast mound of rock, its sides dropping precipitously away.
The call of kerberos: twilight of kerberos
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