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Dropped.

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Usage of dropped in English
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The good news: Car theft dropped 22 percent last year, CCC reported.
Wired
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Mr Stephens said that number had dropped to about 300 a year.
Radio NZ
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Their numbers, however, dropped this year but no one really knows why.
BBC
4
The level of direct foreign investment into Ireland dropped signficantly last year.
The Irish Times
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NSW Health recently revealed COVID-19 testing has dropped off in recent weeks.
News.com.au
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This may help explain why the judge dropped the case, Klayman said.
Reuters
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However, the number of bidders quickly dropped as the price went up.
The Guardian
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Ms Roche's vote has dropped by nine points to 13 per cent.
The Irish Times
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Its sales dropped last year amid difficulties in the global auto industry.
Reuters
10
Two senior Vatican officials recently dropped surprisingly clear hints about possible successors.
Reuters
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Support for Fine Gael dropped by five points to 25 per cent.
The Irish Times
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And, of course, the bottom's dropped right out of the calamari market.
The unnatural inquirer
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The sea level dropped by 16 metres, according to the World Bank.
Reuters
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Our eldest daughter dropped out of her college course earlier this year.
The Irish Times
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It's day 4 today and the courier just dropped off the paper.
Radio NZ
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Usually, the greatest number of men simply dropped their weapons and fled.
The red queen
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