European banks headquartered outside of the U.K. also fell steeply.
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Murders fell steeply, to 311 in the whole of 2015.
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Other major virtual currencies, including XRP and ether, also fell steeply.
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Derivatives losses fell steeply to $284 million from $1.4 billion a year earlier.
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Prices fell steeply, although they have perked up lately on speculation of renewed demand in China.
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After its first-quarter miss, Snap's share fell steeply, erasing much of the company's post-IPO gains.
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Awards fell steeply in Qatar, down 45.7 percent quarter-on-quarter and 89.3 percent year-on-year.
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The stock fell steeply on Monday after results, hit by lacklustre trading at its flagship Primark chain.
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Starbucks' shares fell steeply in June after the company said it expected slowing sales growth in China.
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The stock fell steeply on Monday after results, hit by lacklustre trading at its Primark clothing chain.
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Prices fell steeply on the comments, as investors assumed Saudis would not be willing to extend production cuts.
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Ratings plummeted every year since 2006, and fell steeply after the show moved to Channel 5 in 2011.
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Those issued by Deutsche Bank fell steeply in price, prompting selling of similar securities issued by other banks.
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The Australian dollar fell steeply (it is now worth $0.76, compared with a peak of $1.10 six years ago).
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However, stocks fell steeply on Tuesday after the Fed chairman pushed back on pressure from Trump to cut rates.
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Sterling was last trading at $1.2773, down 0.533 percent on the day, and also fell steeply against the euro.
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Sterling GBP= was last trading at $21, down 266.62 percent on the day, and also fell steeply against the euro.
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What's stymied US production is that the price of oil fell steeply enough that the pace of new drilling collapsed.
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Elsewhere, the Turkish lira fell steeply after President Tayyip Erdogan dismissed the central bank governor, sparking worries about the bank's independence.
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Egypt has been trying to attract tourists, an important source of foreign currency, since visitor numbers fell steeply after the country's 2011 uprising.
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Nvidia shares fell steeply after the chipmaker gave weak fourth quarter revenue guidance when it reported third-quarter earnings after the close on Wednesday.
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Al Yamamah Steel lost 210 percent after reporting a quarterly profit of 25.5 million riyals, down from 211.5 million riyals, as sales fell steeply.
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After Portugal introduced lighter controls, cannabis use among youngsters dropped slightly; in some other places that introduced lighter punishments it fell steeply (see chart).
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Among emerging market currencies, the Turkish lira fell steeply after President Tayyip Erdogan dismissed the central bank governor, sparking worries about the bank's independence.
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As in Germany, stiffer border controls were quickly introduced in Sweden and the numbers of new immigrants fell steeply, to about 23,000 this year.
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Islamic State attacks in the West fell steeply in 2018 compared with the previous four years, the first time the number has fallen since 2014.
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The yield on the benchmark 83-year Treasury note fell steeply to 2.895 percent, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond dropped to 3.152 percent.
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Total hours watched on Twitch fell steeply over the last three months, as several of the service's top streamers signed lucrative deals to move to other platforms.
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As the number of cases kept climbing, the virus continued to drive uncertainty in the stock market, which fell steeply following the start of an oil price war.
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Sources close to talks between OPEC and Russia told Reuters Moscow wanted to fine-tune the language of the deal to include an option to review the agreement if global stocks fell steeply.
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Of the Asian democracies, Indonesia fell from 48 to 68 in the rankings, the worst country decline globally, and the world's most populous democracy, India, fell steeply in the rankings from 32 to 42.
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Japanese government bond prices fell steeply on Monday with the benchmark 103-year yield hitting its highest in nearly six months, following reports the Bank of Japan is actively discussing changes to its policies.
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U.S. manufacturing output fell steeply in January as motor vehicle production posted its biggest fall since 2009, with declines in a broad range of goods likely to fuel fears of a sharp slowdown in factory activity.
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After biometrics were introduced in the Kenyan refugee camps of Kakuma and Dadaab in 2013, their recorded populations fell steeply, saving $1.4m a month that the programme had previously paid out to fraudsters to support imaginary refugees.
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Geneva-based Petro-Logistics said on its website that Iranian crude and condensate exports in December "fell steeply" from November to less than 1 million barrels per day (bpd) due to U.S. sanctions — lower than some other estimates.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. manufacturing output fell steeply in January as motor vehicle production posted its biggest fall since 2009, with declines in a broad range of goods likely to fuel fears of a sharp slowdown in factory activity.
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Major U.S. indices fell steeply after a Bloomberg report that the United States is preparing to announce tariffs on all remaining Chinese imports by early December if talks next month between presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping falter.
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Russian wheat export prices in dollars fell steeply and for the seventh week running last week after a slump in global oil prices and concerns about the spread of the coronavirus pressed the rouble to a four-year lows against the dollar.
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The credit survey released on Monday also showed that the demand for mortgages fell steeply in the third quarter as a result mainly of regulatory changes including new restrictions regarding the loan-to-value ratio and an end of a government programme supporting housing demand.
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Oil prices fell steeply last week on the back of stubbornly high crude supplies, despite a pledge by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and some other producers to cut production by almost 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) for six months from Jan.
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Oil production fell steeply, a drop of 700,000 barrels per day. Soaring oil prices began in 2002 and peaked in 2008 at $147 per barrel.
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By 1996 each issue still sold around 1.4 million issues.Märkische Oderzeitung - Journal, 26./27. August 2006, S. 4 Bravo had a circulation of 825,800 copies in 1999. Afterwards the circulation fell steeply.
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Passenger and goods traffic on the M&SWJR; fell steeply after the Second World War and the line closed to passengers in 1961, with goods facilities being withdrawn in March 1964. No trace of the station now remains.
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Recurrences after another pregnancy are rare. Their frequency began to decline at the end of the 19th century Poulsen A (1899) Nogle bemärkungen om puerperal psychosen. Hospitals-Tidende, 4 räkke, 7: 251-260. , and fell steeply after the discovery of the sulphonamides.
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Trying to capitalize on the "low-carb craze", many companies released special product lines that were low in carbohydrates. Around that time, the percentage of adults on the diet declined to two percent and sales of Atkins brand products fell steeply in the second half of 2004.
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But traffic on the M&SWJR; fell steeply after the War and the line closed to passengers in 1961, with goods facilities withdrawn from this section of the line at the same time. No trace of the station now remains; the rail route is part of the National Cycle Network.
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A man sells fish at the central market in Honiara, 2013. Until 1998, when world prices for tropical timber fell steeply, timber was Solomon Islands main export product. In recent years, Solomon Islands forests were dangerously overexploited. Solomon Islands was particularly hard hit by the Asian financial crisis even before the ethnic violence of June 2000.
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Slate traffic along the tramway fell steeply between 1924 and 1926. In 1926, the Corris Railway raised its prices for carrying the slate traffic to compensate, and Braichgoch responded by buying a steam road wagon and using that to transport its output to Machynlleth. With the other quarries along the tramway also shut down, the Corris closed the tramway in July 1927.
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Pompeii was built about above sea level on a coastal lava plateau created by earlier eruptions of Mount Vesuvius, ( distant). The plateau fell steeply to the south and partly the west and into the sea. Three sheets of sediment from large landslides lie on top of the lava, perhaps triggered by extended rainfall. The city bordered the coastline, though today it is away.
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As a whole, traffic on the M&SWJR; fell steeply after the Second World War and the line closed to passengers in 1961, with goods facilities withdrawn from this section of the line at the same time. The station building has now been incorporated into a larger residential house, with the space between the platforms where the track ran forming part of the garden.
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Its fishing industry, mainly for herring, fell steeply after the mid-20th century and has all but vanished. North Sea oil from the 1960s brought an oil-rig supply industry that now services offshore natural gas rigs. More recent offshore wind power and other renewable energy have created further support services. Yarmouth has been a seaside resort since 1760 and a gateway from the Norfolk Broads to the North Sea.
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As a whole, traffic on the M&SWJR; fell steeply after the Second World War and the line closed to passengers in 1961, with goods facilities at South Cerney being withdrawn in July 1963. The only traces of the station remaining is the line of the track through the railway arches and part of the Signal Box in the garden of Ashmoon House. Part of the line remains in use as a cycle path.
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The line was sold to the North British Railway in 1889. The railway served the rich mineral resources of the East Fife Coalfield, but that declined after 1930, and passenger carryings fell steeply at the same time. The line was closed to passenger traffic in 1955 and to all except a very limited goods and mineral traffic in 1965. It closed completely in 1980 and there is now no railway activity on the former line.
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Togadia in turn ridiculed Modi's efforts to reach out to Muslims through his sadbhavana initiatives. The influence of Togadia and the VHP in Gujarat fell steeply. Gordhan Zadaphia subsequently floated a new political party, Mahagujarat Janata Party (MJP) during the 2007 assembly elections in Gujarat, later merged into the Gujarat Parivartan Party (GPP) of former chief minister Keshubhai Patel. During the 2012 assembly elections, Togadia and VHP activists campaigned hard for the Gujarat Parivartan Party against the BJP.
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Sprung catch points were installed in the Up (southbound) line just south of the crossing on account of the gradient which fell steeply towards Faslane. Near the 2 milepost, there was a quarry siding on the east side of the line, and a further set of catch points in both running lines. A little further north was Belmore Crossing, where the railway crossed the A814 road. A signal box stood just north of the crossing, on the east side of the line.
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Beyond Black Grove the line ran to a location near Llanwonno, at Cwm Clydach Siding, which was a general merchandise siding. Beyond that the Llanwonno Colliery operated from 1901 to 1904 only, and at the end of the line there was a mileage (general goods) siding; it was out of use by 1931. After World War I passenger business declined steeply; by 1930 income had fallen to 26% of the value in 1923. Coal traffic too fell steeply in this period.
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The Labour majority and share of the vote rose to give an absolute majority, on a turnout 20% lower than in the General Election; meanwhile the Conservative share of the vote fell steeply to just 8.3%, less than UKIP's 12.2% vote-share. In the 2019 general election, Jarvis held onto his seat, but with a sharply reduced majority; it fell from 15,546 to 3,571. The Brexit Party came second with 11,233 votes, which was 30.4% of the vote, compared to Jarvis's 40.1%.
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It was one of the busier stations on the line with both passengers and freight traffic, and there was a large volume of milk traffic. As a whole, traffic on the M&SWJR; fell steeply after the Second World War and the line closed to passengers in 1961, with goods facilities at Cricklade being withdrawn in July 1963. No trace of the station now remains, as link roads around the town now use the rail alignment and land beside the roads has been used for housing.
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103The Rambler in North America (1835) Charles La Trobe In the early years of the European settlement of Dromana there were geographical obstacles to travelling by land. A journey from Melbourne to the area meant crossing swamps and streams. Anthony's Nose was the point where Arthur's Seat ended as the mountain "fell steeply to the sea". At high tide a traveller by foot, horse, or wagon found it necessary to wade, ride or drive through the water in order to round the point, as the only road stuck to the coastline.
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Retrieved April 22, 2011. At their peak, in July 2011, Netflix shares were trading for $299. Following the customer dissatisfaction and resulting loss of subscribers after the announcements by CEO Hastings that streaming and DVD rental would be charged separately, leading to a higher price for customers who wanted both (on September 1), and that the DVD rental would be split off as the subsidiary Qwikster (on September 18), the share price fell steeply, to around $130. However, on October 10, 2011, plans to split the company were scrapped.
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Silvermine Arts Center The area has been settled since at least the late seventeenth century. In the eighteenth century, the Silvermine River was used for 12 or 13 mills in the neighborhood because it fell steeply enough for the water power to be profitably harnessed. The mills included a leather tanning works, sawmill, and spool works."A Short Walking Tour" on the Silvermine Tavern website. accessed September 14, 2006 Solon Borglum, a sculptor, moved to the New Canaan part of Silvermine in 1906 and built a hillside studio.
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The station master's house was behind the up platform. There was a small goods yard, but goods traffic was not high. In 1932, a halt was opened at Collingbourne Kingston, about 1.5 miles north of Collingbourne station, in an effort by the GWR, which had taken over the M&SWJR; on the Grouping in 1923, to generate traffic on a line threatened by increasing road use. As a whole, traffic on the M&SWJR; fell steeply after the Second World War and the line closed to passengers in 1961, with goods facilities withdrawn from this section of the line at the same time.
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Ogbourne station was sited on a curved section of track to the north of the village of Ogbourne St George. The station had a passing loop on the single track line, and this loop was lengthened by troops during the Second World War to handle the very long trains and considerable movements on this railway that military activity brought. There was also a siding at Ogbourne St. Andrew used by the nearby horse stables. As a whole, traffic on the M&SWJR; fell steeply after the Second World War and the line closed to passengers in 1961, with goods facilities withdrawn from this section of the line at the same time.
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Although declines have been observed in many parts of their range, the thick-billed murre is not a species of concern as the total population is estimated to contain between 15 and 20 million individuals worldwide. Group on rocks, Alaska Egg harvesting and hunting of adult birds are major threats in Greenland, where populations fell steeply between the 1960s and 1980s.Evans and Kampp (1991) In the Barents Sea region, the species has declined locally, due to influences associated with polar stations in Russia. Fisheries may also be a threat, but because thick-billed murres are better able to use alternative food sources the effect of over-fishing is not as severe as on the common murre.
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It fell steeply and curved round the south of the town over a long and high viaduct, then running broadly south-west to the G&SWR; station at Darvel. When the line had been authorised, the G&SWR; had been given the right to acquire the portion of the line that lay in Ayrshire, an extent of about 4 miles (6 km). It exercised that right in 1904, so that the two companies met at an end-on junction at "County Boundary"; there was no habitation or other feature there. There was earlier to have been a goods exchange yard there, but wiser counsel prevailed and any exchange was done in Darvel.
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In the First World War a long siding was built to a nearby army camp, then called Draycott (though the nearest village to it is now spelt as Draycot Foliat), and in the Second World War too the area was the site of considerable military activity, though by then a small halt, Chiseldon Camp Halt, had been built on the line about a mile south of Chiseldon station to serve the military. As a whole, traffic on the M&SWJR; fell steeply after the Second World War and the line closed to passengers in 1961, with goods facilities withdrawn from this section of the line at the same time. No trace of the station now remains.
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The number of enslaved persons fell steeply after 1820, though a small number remained until at least 1850. Monmouth's free African American population climbed from 353 in 1790 to 2,658 in 1860. There was a small African-American middle class consisting of freedmen present in Monmouth County by the 1840s and 1850s.New Jersey: A History of the Garden State edited by Maxine N. Lurie, Richard F. Veit page 131 Ocean County was carved out of Monmouth County in 1850. In 1790 Monmouth County's population was 16,918, of whom roughly 6,600 were of English descent and the remainder were Welsh, Dutch and Swedish, as well as small amounts of African Americans and Northern Irish Protestants.
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Plantation of oil palms near Tetere on Guadalcanal Subsistence agriculture near Honiara One of the most important roads on the North coast of Guadalcanal in Tamboko Solomon Islands' per-capita GDP of $600 ranks it as a lesser developed nation, and more than 75% of its labour force is engaged in subsistence agriculture and fishing. Most manufactured goods and petroleum products must be imported. Only 3.9% of the area of the islands are used for agriculture, and 78.1% are covered by forests making the Solomon Islands the 103th ranked country covered by forests worldwide. Export Until 1998, when world prices for tropical timber fell steeply, timber was Solomon Islands' main export product, and, in recent years, Solomon Islands forests were dangerously overexploited.
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Fuel economy was better than a rotary but still relatively poor in light of the new focus on energy efficiency. Also, as the Pacer shared few components other than drivetrain with other American Motors cars, it was expensive to make and the cost increased when sales fell steeply after the first two years. Development and production costs for the Pacer and Matador Coupe drained capital which might otherwise have been invested in updating the more popular Hornet and Gremlin lines so that toward the end of the 1970s the company faced the growing energy crisis with aged products that were uncompetitive in hotly contested markets. However, "AMC used cars, as far back as 1967, had the advantage of good warranty coverage … so most owners were conscious of low-cost car maintenance … AMC units [became] some of the very best buys on the used car market" by 1975.
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