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Meanings of drop to in English

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Usage of drop to in English
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That tinkering saw the support for 'yes' drop to 49 per cent.
News.com.au
2
Sri Lanka saw its cases drop to about a dozen every year.
The new yorker
3
The minister attributed the drop to new jobs in construction and industry.
The Guardian
4
This has seen its new infections drop to below 20 per day.
News.com.au
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But the closure of the borders has seen income drop to zero.
Radio NZ
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The number of intercontinental flights would drop to three daily from 17.
Reuters
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Preston, who drop to 10th, lost for the first time since January.
The Guardian
8
It is believed to be a US weapons drop to Kurdish forces
The Guardian
9
Starting today, you can drag-and- drop to reorder the pins on your boards.
Wired
10
He dropped his quill and let his hand drop to his lap.
Secret of the seventh son
11
From time to time they drop to the bottom of the ocean.
The Book of the Damned
12
Then his heart lurched as she let it drop to the ground.
The Last Gladiatrix
13
She could hear their mounts drop to a walk, then stop altogether.
The system of the world
14
It's a dizzying drop to the shingle beds and rapids far below.
The Guardian
15
She ripped the gloves off and let them drop to the floor.
Smoke and Shadow
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His voice sounds breezy enough, but his hands drop to his sides.
Blackbird
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Australia
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South Africa
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United States of America
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