That edge plummeted to just 3 or 4 points now.
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Inflation has plummeted, to a still stratospheric 445,482% (see chart).
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Chávez's popularity plummeted to the lowest point of his presidency.
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The nation's overall IQ has plummeted to the double digits.
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It then plummeted to the ground and burst into flames.
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His scoring average plummeted to 21.8 points per game, too.
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It quickly plummeted to $12,800 before recovering slightly to $13,300.
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The British pound plummeted to its lowest level since 1985.
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By 2900 that price had plummeted to less than $220006.
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At market open on Tuesday, it had plummeted to $7.35.
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A century later, the number had plummeted to 1.9 percent.
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"Your certainty level has now plummeted to zero," he said.
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She said her weight plummeted to 114 pounds from 165.
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Ten years later, those estimates plummeted to about $203 billion.
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That number had plummeted to 62 percent at 9:20 pm.
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In Baden-Württemberg they plummeted to 12.7%, from 23.1% in 2011.
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Today, those numbers have plummeted to 8 percent and 6 percent.
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Performance fees also plummeted to 3 million francs from 82.8 million.
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Meanwhile, Bernie has plummeted to first place in the Hawkeye State.
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And outside of it, support for exit plummeted to record lows.
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The average price in the third quarter plummeted to $1.7 million.
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But since then, she has plummeted to 74th in the rankings.
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In 473, the ratings of the opposition candidate plummeted to 247.
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During this same period, teen employment in restaurants plummeted to 17.8%.
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The yield on the 103-year Treasury bond plummeted to 210%.
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By some counts their numbers plummeted to 450 from perhaps 1,200.
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That share had plummeted to 22012% by 2012, and has kept falling.
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In their 2017-18 season opener, that number plummeted to 68.5 percent.
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But after the iPod arrived revenues plummeted, to just $8bn by 20073.
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And for those with both habits, this figure plummeted to 31 percent.
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It plummeted to roughly 20 in December, suggesting the index was oversold.
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On Wednesday, Russia's currency, the ruble, plummeted to a 103-month low.
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On Wednesday, Russia's currency, the ruble, plummeted to a 16-month low.
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The last time the Huskies plummeted to such depths was in 2006.
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Earlier this week, the stock market plummeted to its lowest since 2008.
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Investment revenue plummeted to $33 million from $340 million a year ago.
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In 2016, that plummeted to a grand total of just 36 minutes.
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After my ruling, the number of stops plummeted to 11,000 in 2018.
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By last year, that number plummeted to 1,000 stores and 89,000 employees.
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The third time though, he lost control and plummeted to the ground.
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Coverage of most World Health Organization-recommended childhood vaccinations plummeted to below 250%.
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User trust plummeted to record lows as the company faced scandal after scandal.
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Black and Hispanic unemployment, declining figures Trump regularly touts, plummeted to record lows.
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Support for the party plummeted to 8.7% from 21.1% in the 2015 election.
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As their abundance has grown, prices have plummeted to less than $1/MWh.
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As of Thursday afternoon, the restaurant's Yelp rating has plummeted to two stars.
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By the second quarter of 213, that number had plummeted to just 218,903.
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But by the summer of 21968, his approval rating had plummeted to 21968%.
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Mr. Abe's approval ratings have plummeted to the upper 30s in some polls.
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The number of battlefield deaths has plummeted to the lowest levels in history.
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The rate had plummeted to 2000 deaths, the latest figure available, by 83.
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Meanwhile, the costs have plummeted to only a few hundred dollars per company.
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By the 2005-2006 season, annual skier numbers plummeted to fewer than 160,000.
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When temperatures outside plummeted to 2 degrees, many cells were virtually without heat.
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Instantly, the amount of harassment I received from bots plummeted to almost nothing.
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Last year, that number plummeted to just above 3 million viewers, reports the Times.
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The aircraft plummeted to the ground, killing both Le Pique and his unfortunate second.
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Overall rail loadings from Canada plummeted to 156,000 bpd for the week ending Feb.
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The app service experienced massive outages and its stock price plummeted to near zero.
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Last year, the percentage of split decision districts plummeted to a mere 8 percent.
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But productivity growth in the "physical industries" plummeted, to just 0.7 percent per year.
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Its membership has plummeted to 28.3,215 from a peak of 22008 million in 235.
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Her approval ratings have plummeted to record lows in the past couple of weeks.
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Uber's stock has plummeted to below $30 per share as of Thursday's closing price.
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It then plummeted to the ground near Bishoftu, a town southeast of the capital.
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South Korea's fertility rate has plummeted to one of the lowest in the world.
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Uber's stock has plummeted to below $30 per share as of Wednesday's opening price.
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Its shares plummeted to eight-year lows after it forecast a weaker second half.
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Chinese exports to the U.S. also plummeted to $275 billion in August, down 22020%.
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When she tried to escape, presumably to a lower floor, she plummeted to her death.
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The country's Christian population has plummeted to about 200,85033 from about 1.5 million in 2003.
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Sticking with the Netherlands, digital security firm Gemalto plummeted to the bottom of the benchmark.
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Temperatures should have plummeted to -25 degrees C but reached several degrees above freezing instead.
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Ms. Park's approval ratings have plummeted to record lows in the past couple of weeks.
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Temperatures plummeted to frigid lows this week as the polar vortex drifted across the Midwest.
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The oil industry has struggled since prices plummeted to below $30 a barrel in 2016.
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By October, public approval of Johnson's handling of the war had plummeted to 28 percent.
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The number of uninsured plummeted to 29 million last year, from 48 million in 2010.
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But the email also said the stake's value had plummeted to $2000,224 the following month.
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And China's net purchases of U.S. real estate last year plummeted to their lowest since 2012.
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Growth in exports plummeted to 5.4 percent in November, from 453 percent in October, Coresight said.
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In India, embattled carrier Jet Airways plummeted to lows not seen since March 2009, Reuters reported.
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But the sales of his next effort, "Blood in My Eye" (2003), plummeted to just 139,000.
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By the time he graduated, his transcripts show, it had plummeted to a low of 2.85.
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Germany's bond yields are a prominent example, and they plummeted to fresh record lows on Wednesday.
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While the reduced short-term bonuses were finally approved by shareholders, support plummeted to 59.5 percent.
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This isn't the first time that mysterious metal spheres have plummeted to earth and caused confusion.
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Some hope: Although populations often plummeted to near-extinction, Daskin notes that total collapse was rare.
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With Wimbledon playing at Selhurst Park at the time, attendances plummeted to an all-time low.
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Rousseff's popularity plummeted to record lows last year, fueling street protests and calls for her impeachment.
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But now, that's plummeted to just 254% of Republican voters who give Congress a thumbs up.
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Noble's market value has plummeted to less than $400 million from $6 billion in February 2015.
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The new California Resources debt has also plummeted, to close to 20 cents on the dollar.
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But by 2013, the year that Spotify came to mobile, sales had plummeted to $368 million.
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But that deteriorated in the past year as Rousseff's popularity plummeted to single digits in polls.
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The percentage of workers who are part of labor unions has plummeted to all-time lows.
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Wozniak's ranking plummeted to No. 200, but she fought back and reached No. 41 in 2012.
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The peso plummeted to historic lows in late November and December, prompting concerns of rising inflation.
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Two analysts issued downgrades and shares plummeted to their lowest level in more than three months.
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As a result, homicides in the neighborhood plummeted to zero and remained so for 12 years.
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The price of oil plummeted to less than $27 on Wednesday, the lowest price since 2003.
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But that had plummeted to 200,000 by the time Tronc purchased the paper for $1 in 2017.
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In 2016, GDP growth was 19813%, recovering to 2014 levels after it plummeted to 0.4% in 2015.
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Since it started wreaking havoc in January production has plummeted to its lowest levels in two decades.
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Now that his take-home pay has plummeted to $2300,000, he worries about making those mortgage payments.
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In March, 43% of Democratic voters thought O'Rourke could beat Trump, but that's plummeted to just 20%.
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The Yankees, who were second in the majors in runs scored last season, have plummeted to 13rd.
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Ties between Russia and the U.S. have plummeted to their lowest level since the Cold War era.
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Global oil prices plummeted to less than $30 a barrel in January, the lowest level since 2003.
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Nixon plummeted to an approval rating in the 20s, courtesy of Watergate, despite a Tier-85033 economy.
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Iran's oil exports plummeted to 530,000 barrels per day in June, according to the International Energy Agency.
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At the Coleman complex in Florida, the number plummeted to 7 last year from 161 in 2016.
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The opportunity cost is high Stock prices have plummeted to levels not seen since the Great Recession.
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Deutsche Bank plummeted to 22nd place, RBC was down to 12th position and Credit Suisse sank to eighth.
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That has now plummeted to less than 1 percent, according to another China-based market research firm, Analysys.
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India's gross domestic product growth plummeted to 5% in the June quarter, its slowest rate in six years.
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Her heart rate plummeted to dangerously low levels during contractions, causing doctors to perform an emergency cesarean section.
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Vast areas of the country became safe enough to visit, and homicides plummeted to a 42-year low.
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Claims plummeted to 2628,28500, a decrease of 6900,2628 from the previous week's 28503,22019, the lowest level since Feb.
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When it came to percentages of cycles resulting in twin lives births, the success rate plummeted to 210%.
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Democrats had abandoned him, and his 53-24 rating among independents in January had plummeted to 85033-42.
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By 43, the number had plummeted to barely 700,000, and more people were leaving the program than joining.
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True, the U.K.I.P.'s vote share plummeted to just 2 percent in 2017 from 13 percent in 2015.
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Attendance in the city's public schools plummeted to 68 percent on Friday from 85 percent the day before.
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But since the war began, the average salary of working Syrians has plummeted to around $70 a month.
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During the third quarter "CEO confidence plummeted to the lowest level since the Global Financial Crisis," Goldman said.
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Once trading in Novavax shares resumed after hours, they plummeted to $1.31 from a Nasdaq close at $8.34.
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The chances of Twitter banning President Trump over his "nuclear button" tweet just plummeted to slim-to-none.
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Ratings for Sunday night's politically charged Oscars telecast plummeted to an all-time low of 26.5 million people.
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Claims plummeted to 220,21625, a decrease of 2900,220006 from the previous week's 2202,2628, the lowest level since Feb.
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It plummeted to 4.3 percent in December 2016 from 17.8 percent the previous year, the central bank said.
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As he went through several injury-plagued years, Woods plummeted to No. 656 at the end of 2017.
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While this was all going on, Twitter users noticed that West's profile had seemingly plummeted to 18 million followers.
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Buyers had added incentive in March, as mortgage rates plummeted to the lowest level in more than a year.
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A recent Gallup Korea poll found that Park's approval rating plummeted to an all-time low of four percent.
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Conventional crude discoveries plummeted to a record low last year, one of the world's top energy policy advisers said.
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Nationwide, marijuana usage amongst young people aged 85033-17 has plummeted to its lowest rate in over two decades.
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After the protests in 2014 it plummeted to less than 21%, down from nearly 75% when Chinese rule resumed.
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As of 22014, the elephant population in Africa had plummeted to about 210.5,243, according to the conservation site elephantdatabase.
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After being second in baseball in runs scored last season, the Yankees had plummeted to 33nd entering Wednesday's games.
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It's midway through 2019 and I can confirm — anecdotally only — that this index has plummeted to a record low.
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After five people plummeted to their deaths in two years, the wooden walkway was closed for renovations in 2628.
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The number of jihadist terrorism-related legal cases has also plummeted, to 13 this year from 80 in 2015.
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The onetime king of golf, the winner of 14 major championships, plummeted to the bottom of the world rankings.
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Her ranking plummeted to the 143s after she was sidelined by foot surgery to repair a stubborn stress fracture.
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Two years ago BA plummeted to 40th place in an annual ranking of passenger satisfaction by Skytrax, a consultancy.
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An investigation found that the spacecraft likely had shut off its engines too early and plummeted to its destruction.
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After scoring 110 goals over three years, the former MVP and Rocket Richard winner plummeted to just 43 last year.
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The Swedish crown plummeted to a 17-year low after the country's central bank delayed its next interest rate hike.
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In January 2000, more than 670,1003 workers were employed in furniture manufacturing but that plummeted to just 360,000 in 2010.
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It plummeted to about $9 billion as of Thursday, as shareholders grappled with four consecutive years of declining annual sales.
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Ahead of the August deadline, the Associated Press reported Monday that Iran's currency plummeted to an all-time low Monday.
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About 9,000 stacked bourbon barrels plummeted to the ground Friday at Barton 1792 Distillery, home of the brand 1792 Bourbon.
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Kabila's popularity across the country has plummeted, to well under 10 percent of the national vote according to some polls.
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At one point the value of the pound plummeted to $1.36 from $1.50, the sharpest one-day drop on record.
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To combat these illegal crossings, CBP installed security infrastructure improvements and the number of apprehensions plummeted to 25,85033 in 2016.
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This trend was confirmed again Tuesday, as the major averages plummeted to session lows in the final hour of trading.
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People had problems collecting their coins, the site crashed, and before long the value of Auroracoin plummeted to almost nothing.
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Shares of PPDAI plummeted to $22 as of July 22 from $13.08 when it was first traded in late 2017.
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The percent of seniors smoking cigarettes daily has plummeted to 4.2 percent from 24.7 percent at its peak in 1997.
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Today, that figure has plummeted to 1 percent as more and more people use bitcoin for legitimate trading and investment.
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Her grades plummeted to F's and D's, after being high enough to earn her a spot on the honor roll.
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American textile production plummeted to $46 billion in 2009 from $303 billion in 2006, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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However, divisional cash generation plummeted to 2.4 million pounds, a fraction of the 53.1 million pounds reported a year earlier.
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Airlines have seen revenue evaporate since the beginning of the coronavirus crisis, as travel demand has plummeted to near zero.
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In Macao, occupancy plummeted to 1% at one point, CEO and president Arne Sorenson said on a call with investors.
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Ence said on Wednesday its 251 net profit plummeted to 210 million euros from 129.1 million euros the previous year.
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Prices peaked at above $76 in early October but had plummeted to about $50 ahead of this week's OPEC meeting.
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In recent weeks, the Democratic edge has plummeted to a mere 28503 points in the Real Clear Politics aggregated polling.
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That number has plummeted to 11 percent in the last year, meaning that convictions have halved in the interim time.
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S. ties, which have plummeted to post-Cold War lows over the Ukrainian crisis, the war in Syria and other disputes.
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Temperatures plummeted to -26 degrees in North Dakota and Minnesota felt wind chills as low as -62 degrees, the AP reported.
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In the ensuing free-for-all, the price of vanilla plummeted to below $25 a kilogram and farmers neglected the crop.
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And then it plummeted to a passable, but hardly ideal, 28 frames per second when I bumped the graphics to Ultra.
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When it plummeted to $210, I did some research that said to "hold" or "buy" and decided to listen and buy.
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Following the news, Snap shares plummeted to roughly $17.50, their lowest since the company's initial public offering (IPO) in early March.
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An index measuring output, which feeds into the composite PMI, plummeted to a near six-year low of 47.7 from 49.4.
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In Arizona, the number of cash assistance recipients has plummeted to 245,7803, from a monthly average of 2780,245 in 21996-97.
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Indeed, his job approval ratings have remained in the 40s since mid-April when unemployment rates plummeted to historically low levels.
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Before this two-day rally, GE shares had plummeted to their worst levels since the financial crisis nearly a decade ago.
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In the immediate aftermath of the vote to leave, the value of the British pound plummeted to a 31-year low.
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If he held on any longer than that, it plummeted to 41.5 percent—the difference between Chris Paul and Stanley Johnson.
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Output from the field has plummeted to about 14,000 barrels a day compared with 128,000 barrels a day in early 2015.
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But after Mr. Yanukovych was ousted and fled to Russia in 2014, prosecutors say that Mr. Manafort's income plummeted to zero.
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It's not perfect, by a long shot, but the number of uninsured Americans has plummeted to its lowest level in history.
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In 2017, the number of House Democrats who supported the NRA-backed legislation on nationwide concealed carry permits plummeted to six.
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Reliance on nuclear energy, which once provided up to a third of Japan's power generation, plummeted to 3 percent in 2017.
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The committee's haul plummeted to just $2 million in July and August, less than half of what it raised in June.
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This week, the temperature plummeted to 2 degrees in New York City, as frigid weather swept over the Midwest and Northeast.
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Iran's exports plummeted to 0.3 million barrels per day in June from as much as 2.5 million bpd in April 2018.
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Energy stocks were the worst performer as oil prices plummeted to a 17-month low on fears of a global economic slowdown.
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The euro plummeted to six week lows against the dollar on Wednesday amidst rising concerns among investors surrounding the French general election.
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Last year, after an unpopular hike in gas prices, his approval rating plummeted to 12% — lower than Donald Trump's at the time.
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The Swedish crown plummeted to a 17-year low on Thursday after the country's central bank delayed its next interest rate hike.
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At another, over two years, it plummeted to 9 percent, according to results recently published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology.
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Puerto Rico's GO bonds, which had traded at roughly 60 cents on the dollar, plummeted to about 20 cents after the storm.
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A gauge of new orders dropped to minus 7.5 from 1, and a measure of shipments plummeted to minus 9.4 to 9.
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Now, he estimates that figure has plummeted to about 50%, with the focus moving to countries like Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines.
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"Venezuelan oil production has already plummeted to a new 30-year low of 1.5 million barrels a day in June," he said.
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The S&P 500 plummeted to just 13.5 times projected earnings, well below the 25-year average of 16.1, according to Kelly.
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The average out-of-pocket price for 100 milligrams of morphine plummeted to 90 cents in 2012, down from $21625 in 2900.
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Goals Soccer Centre plummeted to a life low after the operator of outdoor soccer centres warned on profit and disclosed accounting errors.
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A weakening economy is another: average job growth in the year to July plummeted to 122,000, down from 353,000 a year earlier.
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The number of North Korean defectors arriving in South Korea, once as high as 250,20093 in 22009, plummeted to 22010,22011 last year.
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Over the same time-period that vaping took off in the U.S. youth and adult smoking rates have plummeted to record lows.
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But South Korea's fertility rate has plummeted to one of the lowest in the world, barely more than one child per woman.
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As the price of recorders plummeted to about $22010 from about $1,000, sales boomed, and so, to some people's surprise, did rentals.
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The vehicle managed to get across the river and it sheared off the tops of trees as it plummeted to the ground.
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Satisfaction with the government also fell sharply to 27% from 42% while Varadkar's personal approval plummeted to 35% from 51% in October.
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Between 1990 and 1994, annual trade between North Korea and Russia plummeted to $513 million from $2.56 billion, according to one estimate.
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When oil plummeted to $25 per barrel, there was a lot of added capacity "in excess of demand" and airfares plunged, he explained.
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In the U.K., coal supply and demand plummeted to levels not seen since the start of the Industrial Revolution, nearly 200 years ago.
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Lin had faced mounting pressure to step down as Tsai's popularity plummeted to 29.8 percent by August, a private foundation survey has shown.
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Inadmissible aliens — those turned away at ports of entry — at the southwestern border also plummeted, to 21625,2900 in January from 220006,2202 in December.
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Having lost their star slugger Bryce Harper to free agency and beset by bullpen woes, Washington plummeted to 19-31 in late May.
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The odds of a rate cut over the next year plummeted to zero on Thursday, a day when the Dow plunged 660 points.
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A man who fainted in the subway and plummeted to the tracks was rescued by strangers who leaped down to lift him out.
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India's plummeted to a near 16-month low against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday morning to hit 68.07 per dollar, according to Reuters.
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By 2006, those numbers had plummeted to under 50 million dollars, no doubt due in part to the rise of digital file-sharing.
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In 2500, he dispatched a Regency breakfront bookcase for $218,219; in 2016, the sales price of an equivalent piece had plummeted to $1,300.
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The central bank's gold reserves have plummeted to their lowest levels in 75 years as it sells the gold to pay its bills.
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The 10-year plummeted to yet another record low overnight, but mortgage rates, while also at a record low, are slower to fall.
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With Trump siding with authoritarians and dictators around the world, American credibility and popularity on the international stage has plummeted to historic lows.
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But early Saturday morning his blood sugar plummeted to dangerously low levels while he was fast asleep and no alert was sent out.
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The GOP governor's approval ratings have plummeted to historic lows, with just 20 percent of voters approving of Christie in a March poll.
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The results showed that Afghans' optimism and confidence in their government and their country's future had plummeted to the lowest points in a decade.
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There are now over 2,000 other digital currencies in circulation but their value has plummeted to $128 billion from over $800 billion in January.
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Though it's better off than Meerkat, which shuttered late last year, Periscope has plummeted to the 968th most downloaded app as of December 12th.
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By last year, after an oil price crash, that figure had plummeted to $2000 billion, according to a Reuters analysis of the PDVSA data.
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However, the penalty-killing unit has allowed nine tallies in the same stretch and plummeted to the bottom of the league at 24 percent.
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Though blacks still make up a majority of Americans killed by HIV, the overall rates of death have plummeted to around 10 per 100,000.
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Luke Nuttall, a 7-year-old boy with type 1 diabetes, was fast asleep when his blood sugar plummeted to a dangerously low level.
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The services PMI plummeted to a two-year low of 53.3 from September's 54.7, also far short of all forecasts in a Reuters poll.
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Shares in Steinhoff plummeted to an eight-year low of 10 rand, down 43.2 percent, widening losses after a 60 percent decline on Wednesday.
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Since then however those bonds have plummeted to trade at a yield of 18.60%-19% while the country's 2024s are being spotted at 13.
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Over that time, gambling revenue has plummeted to five-year lows and monthly revenue has dropped by over half since the start of 2014.
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Uber's stock has plummeted to about $27 per share as of Friday's closing price from its opening price of $42 at its May debut.
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But whenever he sat, Brooklyn's offense plummeted to a team-low 99.9 points per 100 possessions, which sinks below the 30th ranked Philadelphia 76ers.
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After 11am ET, Bloomberg cited CNN's report and said that Trump will not withdraw the Deal, causing the oil price once plummeted to 4.38%.
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Oil production has plummeted to below 85033 million barrels per day, less than half of what it was when Chavez was elected in 1998.
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By the 2010, sturgeon populations in the Caspian Sea plummeted to 2.5 percent of what they had been in 4003, reaching critically endangered levels.
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Uber's stock has plummeted to below $27 per share as of Monday's closing price since the company debuted in May at $42 per share.
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Uber's stock has plummeted to below $27 per share as of Thursday's opening price since the company debuted in May at $42 per share.
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Worst point drop in history -- Markets plummeted to start Monday and then dropped as Trump suggested the outbreak could last until July or August.
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U.S. crude futures plummeted to an 6.43-year low and Brent hit more than 16-year low as travel and social lockdowns slammed demand.
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After Charlottesville, visits plummeted to The Daily Stormer, one of the most popular sites, which had trouble finding an internet company to host it.
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Less than 20 minutes later, he takes the elevator back down — to fetch her bloody, lifeless body, which had plummeted to the sidewalk below.
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Sterling had traded near 1.50 versus the dollar before the referendum back in 2016, but plummeted to around $1.29 as the result became clear.
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Thus far, the dialogue has only served to further entrench Maduro in power, even as his approval rating has plummeted to about 20 percent.
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Claims plummeted to 209,000, a decrease of 24,000 in the week through April 21, from the previous week's 232,2023, the lowest level since Dec.
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They argue the industry has already done its fair share of belt-tightening, as commodity prices plummeted to the lowest levels in a decade.
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SFX filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier this year, with Billboard reporting that its stock had plummeted to just over one cent a share.
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And, with Trump siding with authoritarians and dictators around the world, American credibility and popularity on the international stage have plummeted to historic lows.
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Inflation has shot to 835 percent in the year to October, while the official value of the pound has plummeted to 70 to the dollar.
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As the fires continued to rage, air quality levels plummeted to record low levels in the city, resulting in the closure of over 70 schools.
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Yatseniuk's approval ratings have plummeted to less than 1 percent since he came to office in 2014 after protests ousted the previous pro-Russian government.
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Whereas she had once polled at 12 percent in the state, that plummeted to 3 percent weeks before she was forced to suspend her campaign.
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Nokia plummeted to the bottom of the European benchmark after reporting a surprise quarterly loss on Thursday, citing tough competition in its core networks business.
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Calgary-based Husky scrapped its dividend in January 21.8 as benchmark U.S. crude plummeted to less than $215.86 a barrel on concerns about global oversupply.
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Bank stocks plummeted to the bottom of indexes across Europe Friday after the U.K. voted to quit the European Union (EU) and stunned global markets.
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Perhaps the greatest effect from the leave victory, however, was felt in British pound sterling, which plummeted to a 1.4713-year low against the dollar.
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Two decades ago, 60 percent of American households regularly purchased paper napkins; today that figure has plummeted to 20183 percent, according to Georgia-Pacific statistics.
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Bitcoin, the world's best known cryptocurrency, climbed to a record high near $20,000 towards the end of 2017, but has since plummeted to around $3,400.
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In 1950, a farmer would get 41 cents from every retail dollar for the products he sold; today that portion has plummeted to 15 cents.
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After the federal government shutdown of 2013, trust in Congress plummeted to a mere 7 percent, although it has been low since the financial crisis.
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One warning light that is flashing red in America is market expectations of inflation, which have plummeted to lows not seen since the financial crisis.
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Business confidence has plummeted to 10-year lows since the coalition government took office late last year, sparking concern it could drag on economic growth.
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The number of law school applicants nationwide has plummeted, to 2373,28 as of April from 2000,250 in 210, according to the Law School Admissions Council.
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Although around 20 percent of children in East Chicago were tested each year between 2005 and 2010, the rate plummeted to 5 percent in 73.
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In the opposite direction, Orion Health plummeted to a four-and-half year low after recording an operating loss for the first-half of 2017.
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The direct state subsidy to its operating budget plummeted to $33 million last year from $348 million in 2009, according to the agency's financial reports.
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Julie Wilson, an analyst at Wood Mackenzie, an energy consulting firm, said exploration spending plummeted to $543 billion last year, from $94 billion in 2014.
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Cryptocurrency market capitalization plummeted to $122.3 billion on Monday, down 85 percent from its peak of nearly $800 billion hit in early January this year.
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Temperatures in some places have plummeted to minus 85 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 65 degrees Celsius), claiming at least two lives over the weekend, Interfax reported.
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Among black students, the rate plummeted to 46 percent from 66 percent in 2007 and, among Hispanic students, decreased to 41 percent from 52 percent.
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In a national Quinnipiac poll released Tuesday, Warren plummeted to 14 percent support, down from 28 percent in October when she led that organization's poll.
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But in the past few months, the number of immigrants caught illegally crossing here has plummeted to about 100 people a day from over 600.
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Though Mr. Peña Nieto's approval ratings had plummeted to 12 percent, Mexicans, their national pride outraged, have encouraged the government to defy the American president.
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The meal-kit delivery kit service went public on June 29 at $10 a share, but since then its shares have plummeted to single digits.
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Australia's biggest independent coal miner Whitehaven Coal plummeted to a more than two-year low after a disclosure revealed a stake sell off by UBS.
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Consider that in February 2009, the ratio plummeted to 12.1, a paltry level reflecting widespread fear that both corporate earnings and stock prices would plunge.
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Manufacturing jobs statewide, numbering more than 2 million in the mid-1940s, plummeted to less than 500,000 in 2009, according to the state's Manufacturing Research Institute.
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The move came on the same day that Japan's second-largest automaker announced its 2018 fiscal earnings had plummeted to their lowest level in 11 years.
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Some 70 percent of Italians backed the measure earlier this year, but support has now plummeted to just 52 percent, according to the la Repubblica survey.
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Iran's exports plummeted to 0.3 million barrels per day in June from as much as 2.5 million bpd in April 2018 due to Washington's fresh sanctions.
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European M&A plummeted to its lowest quarterly value since the third quarter of 2012, with a total of $122.9 billion changing hands across 1,387 deals.
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Looking at individual stocks in Europe, Britain's WH Smith plummeted to the bottom of the index after announcing new plans to restructure its high street stores.
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The space lab's end comes around a year after its predecessor, Tiangong-1, plummeted to Earth in an uncontrolled descent after almost three years in orbit.
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Woods' world ranking has plummeted to 499 and earlier this month he missed the Masters for only the second time since his tournament debut in 1995.
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More than six in 10 Republicans now say they're angry at both parties, while the number upset with only Democrats has plummeted to just 14%. 2.
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The problems are just some of the reasons Venezuela's oil production has plummeted to 225 million barrels a day, down 22.5,2800 barrels from a year ago.
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New Zealand reported a wider-than-expected trade deficit in August, as milk powder exports plummeted to a seven-year low and meat exports also waned.
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Texans pumped so much oil out of the Woodbine that prices, which had peaked at a dollar and ten cents a barrel, plummeted to thirteen cents.
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In Germany, you'll pay the government a half point to lend them money while in Switzerland, that "vig" has plummeted to a negative 90 basis points.
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Four years later, the global confidence in the U.S. that plummeted to historic lows during the Bush years immediately rocketed to historic highs upon Obama's election.
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The British vote has, however, delivered some immediate rewards for the Formula One teams: The British pound plummeted to a 30-year low after the result.
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How New York's Elite Public Schools Lost Their Black and Hispanic Students At one school, black and Hispanic enrollment plummeted to 14 percent from 50 percent.
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Equity funding plummeted to around $300 million last year from the more than $1.3 billion the industry raised in 2014, according to the Sports Innovation Lab.
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The population has plummeted to just 2.6 percent of its historic size — dangerously low by any measure, and made worse by the threat of climate change.
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Free cash flow, or money available to pay for dividends and share buybacks, plummeted to $5.4 billion in the quarter from $16.7 billion a year earlier.
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The yield on the German 10-year Bund plummeted to -0.3690% while U.K. 10-year Gilt yields also fell to 0.522%, their lowest since October 10.
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It turned out that his glucose levels had plummeted to a severely low level of around 40 milligrams per deciliter and hovered there throughout the night.
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Lesser men may have simply watched helplessly as the phone plummeted to Earth, no doubt getting destroyed in the process, but Kempf is not lesser men.
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In the depths of the Great Recession, U.S. vehicle sales plummeted to a scant 2628 million, a level at the time that made most automakers unprofitable.
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The national hryvnia currency has plummeted to 25 to the dollar from 8 in 2013 and energy tariffs have soared under the IMF-backed economic reform program.
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Plus500 slumped more than 31 percent on its worst day in almost four years after its quarterly revenue plummeted to below a fifth of a year earlier.
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In an opinion piece published on CNN, she said her heart rate plummeted to dangerously low levels during contractions, causing doctors to perform an emergency cesarean section.
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Investigators said the balloon from Heart of Texas Balloon Rides hit power lines near Lockhart, Texas, caught fire and plummeted to the ground, killing everyone on board.
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With the ground completely covered in waterlogged snow, the temperature then plummeted to -40 degrees Celsius, and it stayed that way for the rest of the winter.
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Unfortunately, the political and cultural climate in our country has plummeted to such a petty and disturbing place that I fully expected I might be attacked afterwards.
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This is a prime example of why the World Bank reported the United States has plummeted to 22019th worldwide in the ease of staring a new business.
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New York City's temperature plummeted to 653 below zero at Central Park, shattering the record of 2 degrees, set during World War I. Boston reported 9 below.
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In individual stocks, shares of Kobe Steel plummeted to close down 17.79 percent, extending losses made in the previous session when its stock closed down 21.9 percent.
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While some 32 percent of survey respondents said in the late 19803s that they or their spouse hunted, that number had plummeted to 15.5 percent by 2014.
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Globally, at a time when millions of individuals have been forced from their homes, including religious minorities, refugee admissions have plummeted to the lowest in U.S. history.
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Driving the news: A malfunctioning drone operated by Swiss Post plummeted to the ground near Zurich, narrowly missing a group of kindergarten children, according to IEEE Spectrum.
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A JPMorgan emerging market currency index edged towards a more than one-year low hit in mid-August while the Indian rupee plummeted to a record low.
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Long – really long – odds: Once the Pats fell to their 25-point deficit, their odds of winning the game plummeted to 2.9 percent, according to Paddy Power.
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PetroChina's market value plummeted to less than $260 billion by the end of 2008, representing the largest destruction of shareholder wealth in world history, according to Bloomberg.
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Plus500 slumped more than 25 percent and hit its lowest level in almost two years after its quarterly revenue plummeted to below a fifth of a year earlier.
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When a 6-mile-wide asteroid plummeted to Earth 65 million years ago, wiping out the dinosaurs and nearly all life on this world, the roach remained standing.
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Underlying attributable profit plunged to $412 million from $4.89 billion a year earlier, missing analysts' forecasts for around $585 million, as commodities prices plummeted to multi-year lows.
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Now that Darnold has plummeted to earth as a sophomore, we have an answer: A long way from where a would-be playoff contender needs him to be.
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Correlation is not causation, but in the wake of Crimea's annexation, the number of Russians who believed that corruption was increasing plummeted to 30 percent, from 50 percent.
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In the first three months of the year, American coal production plummeted to the lowest levels in 35 years, in large part because the winter was so warm.
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The price of bitcoin plummeted to a low of 350,000 rupees ($5,392) versus its international market price of $6,617, following the RBI announcement, crypto-currency exchange Coinome said.
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Park's approval rating has plummeted to just 4 percent in the wake of the scandal, the lowest of any serving president since Korea became a democracy in 1987.
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The country's currency, the rial, plummeted to record lows this week amid fears that the sanctions Mr. Trump is reimposing will cripple its oil exports and broader economy.
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This is further complicated by the fact that Maya crude for delivery to the U.S. Gulf Coast plummeted to as low as $12.92 per barrel on March 18.
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That's still better than how it was doing last week, where it estimated that the fashion sector's collective revenue had plummeted to 63% less than the year before.
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One indication of this panic is the fact that U.S. 10-year Treasury bond yields have plummeted to as low as ¾ percent, or to levels never seen before.
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The Cirque du Soleil Entertainment Group said in a statement that Yann Arnaud, an aerialist, was performing during the company's show "VOLTA" when he plummeted to the stage.
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In March, apprehensions and arrests along the Mexican border plummeted to the lowest monthly figure in more than 17 years, Mr. Kelly said during his speech on Tuesday.
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After trading in a range between $80 a barrel and $110 a barrel between 2011 and 2014, West Texas Intermediate futures plummeted to around $13 in February 2016.
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Asian spot LNG prices have already plummeted to around $5 per mmBtu, down almost three-quarters since peaking in 2014 as the supply glut deepens and demand falters.
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LONDON, March 13 (Reuters) - Bitcoin plummeted to its lowest in almost a year on Friday before rebounding sharply, as coronavirus panic selling hit asset classes across global markets.
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Buffalo has dropped five games in a row (0-20143-2), scoring one goal in four of them, and have plummeted to the bottom of the Eastern Conference.
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Most of the victims died when they were struck by the blade on the helipad, before part of the blade plummeted to the street and killed a woman.
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The EPA's move may put even more pressure on credit prices, which have plummeted to five-year lows amid the agency's expansion of the small refinery waiver program.
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Iran's exports, in contrast, have plummeted to 0.3 million barrels per day in June from as much as 2.5 million bpd in April 2018 due to Washington's fresh sanctions.
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The Bowie references weren't much of a surprise; the real shock arrived in the form of culottes, skirts and dresses with hemlines that plummeted to the models' calves. What?
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According to the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), in late 2007 the drug cost $293 per pure gram; by early 903 its price per pure gram had plummeted to $66.
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Right as he was inching towards his paper towel topped with lettuce and tomato — a salad, we'll call it — he slipped off his chair and plummeted to the floor.
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But this evening, the temperature has plummeted to the 20s, and when Mailhot walks into the building — gorgeous black dress, black leggings, nude pumps — the coat declares her arrival.
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Since hitting an all-time closing high of 21.55 Hong Kong dollars per share on July 18 last year, shares of Xiaomi have plummeted to almost half that value.
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Foreign direct investment has more than halved since 2013, while private sector lending growth plummeted to less than 43% in 2018, far below the 20% average between 2013-16.
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While the price of a single bitcoin was trending above $1300 just hours before the SEC's decision, the price immediately plummeted to just above $1000 in the minutes after.
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The Scot has plummeted to 16th in the rankings — his lowest position for nine years — and began his comeback with a charity game against Federer in Glasgow last week.
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First-time claims for unemployment benefits plummeted to a 43-year low last week, a sign that businesses are hanging on to their workers as the labor market tightens.
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Hong Kong-traded shares of Standard Chartered plummeted to a two-week low after third-quarter results came below forecasts and the British lender confirmed a Hong Kong investigation.
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UK credits were hit hard after the referendum as markets crashed and sterling plummeted to a 31-year low, scuppering issuance plans both in the European and US markets.
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The number of monarch butterflies in California plummeted to a historic low last year, threatening the state's overall population of the orange and black butterflies, according to environmental experts.
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Between the lines: Turnout plummeted to 46% from about 80% in previous elections despite the fact that Maduro offered cash and boxes of food to those who cast ballots.
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Last weekend's crash in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, was the second crash of a 737 Max 8 since October, when a Lion Air plane plummeted to earth, taking 189 lives.
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The number of traffic fatalities in 2017 in New York City plummeted to the lowest level since record-keeping started over a century ago, city officials said on Monday.
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IHS Markit's flash composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the euro zone, seen as a good gauge of economic health, plummeted to a record low of 31.4 in March.
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Oil prices plummeted to 18-year lows on Wednesday as governments around the world accelerated lockdowns to counter the coronavirus pandemic that is causing global fuel demand to collapse.
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Oil prices plummeted to 18-year lows on Wednesday as governments around the world accelerated lockdowns to counter the coronavirus pandemic that is causing global fuel demand to collapse.
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But data from a sample of claims provided by the American College of Emergency Physicians, a medical specialty group, suggests that the denials plummeted to near zero this year.
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The circulation of Ruff Times had plummeted to 3,000, according to Kiplinger's Personal Finance, and he had long sold his 10-acre Utah estate and moved to smaller quarters.
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The peso plummeted to a new low for the second day in a row at market close on Thursday, following weeks of protests over inequality and inadequate social services.
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Gardner had started the season strong, but after he was involved in a baseline collision with Tampa Bay's Rickie Weeks on April 12, his batting average steadily plummeted to .
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In an unusual and stunning turnaround, the bench mark 10-year Treasury yield plummeted to 2.70 percent from a four-year high of 2.88 percent reached in morning trading.
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But by the 643 election, Venezuela's economy had plummeted to new lows as a result of mismanagement and corruption, and the country was in the midst of a crisis.
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His accuracy has trailed off from 2011's crest of 40 percent shooting outside the paint to the ( highly circumstantial)603 percent nadir he plummeted to in last year's postseason.
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Through it all, Woods plummeted to 1,199th in the world rankings, given his long spells on the sidelines, while many onlookers never gave him a chance of winning another major.
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As such, the team's 107 points per game on the season has plummeted to around 100 in the month of March, but the Bucks have undeniably excelled at the slog.
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Investment plummeted to $1.4 billion in 2017 from $7.5 billion in 2016, as the political risks generated by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's so-called anti-corruption roundup spooked investors.
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The number of traffic deaths per year had been above 0003,2000 since the mid-2104s, but in 309 and 2009, the number plummeted to about 40,000 and then 36,000, respectively.
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Falling is easy to imagine for anyone, and he could picture the progression of her injuries as she plummeted to her death and lay at the bottom of the tree.
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But few instances of atmospheric terraforming compare with what went down 2.7 billion years ago, when air pressure seems to have plummeted to less than half of its current value.
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From number one, Murray has plummeted to 16th in the rankings, his lowest position for nine years but Federer is confident his rival will climb back to the top again.
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A third report from the Richmond Federal Reserve showed factory activity in the region covering Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the Carolinas plummeted to its lowest level since January 2013.
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Chipotle shares have plummeted to around $360, less than half their level in summer 2015, when they flirted with $750 before a series of food-borne illnesses at company restaurants.
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U.S. light (WTI) crude futures rallied by around 4 percent early on Friday to trade above $30 a barrel, having plummeted to 2003 lows below $27 a barrel on Wednesday.
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An Ibope poll this week showed his government's popularity plummeted to the worst approval rating at this early stage of any administration since Brazil returned to democracy three decades ago.
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The yield on Germany's 10-year government bond - seen as one of the safest assets in the world - plummeted to new all-time lows ahead of the EBC's June meeting.
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The central space of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building had been closed for repairs after one of the plaster rosettes on its ceiling plummeted to the ground in May 2014.
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But in the latest Quinnipiac national poll released on February 10, Biden's support among black voters plummeted to 27%, with Bloomberg's support rising to 133% compared to 19% for Sanders.
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Twelve points behind Sanders is former Vice President Joe Biden, whose support in the poll has plummeted to 15% in the past month, down from a previous figure of 26%.
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Since Mr. Trump took office, border crossings have plummeted to their lowest numbers in decades, possibly a result of his threats to arrest and deport greater numbers of undocumented immigrants.
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Arpaio has long boasted his loyalty to Trump, telling Republicans in Oro Valley earlier this year that if the president's approval rating plummeted to 1 percent, he'd still back Trump.
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Marin Cilic and Stan Wawrinka, whose ranking plummeted to 263 in the world this week after he too endured injury problems over the past year, are also in the draw.
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Whale meat consumption in Japan plummeted to just 3,000 tons in 2018, or less than an ounce per person per year, according to Japan's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.
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The potential for a Democratic wave has grown after Republican losses this fall in Virginia, New Jersey and Alabama, and as the president's approval ratings have plummeted to the 30s.
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While the share of Americans calling for reduced immigrant inflows peaked in 1993 and 1995 at 65 percent, according to Gallup, the share has plummeted to a mere 38 percent.
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Turkey's lira eased after the country's central bank moved to ease pressure on the currency, which had plummeted to an all-time low of 24.4 to the dollar early on Monday.
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Aged 225, she had been suffering from anorexia nervosa for more than two decades and her weight had plummeted to that of a small child, an all-time low for her.
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In the past two days, due to the polar vortex, temperatures have plummeted to –21 degrees Fahrenheit in Chicago, –56 degrees Fahrenheit in Cotton, Minnesota, and –31 degrees Fahrenheit in Detroit.
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The flare-up is just the latest deterioration between Rome and Paris, neighbors at the heart of the European project whose bilateral relations have plummeted to rare depths in recent months.
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The benchmark emerging markets index has plummeted to 6-213/2-year lows, and is on course for a weekly loss of 6.5 percent, its worst weekly performance since May 2012.
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In part because of surging U.S. energy output, Russia's economy is sputtering, and the Russian people's confidence in Vladimir Putin has plummeted to its lowest level in more than a decade.
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A survey of executive sentiment fell to -230 from 2104 in the prior quarter, the first negative reading since early 46, when U.S. crude prices CLc1 plummeted to $26 per barrel.
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Not coincidentally, from the mid-0003s to the mid-1960s, apprehensions of Mexicans crossing the border unlawfully — a rough measure of rises and falls in illegal immigration — plummeted to near zero.
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The number of migrants in families who were apprehended by Border Patrol hovered around 70,000 in 2015 and 2016 and plummeted to about 30,000 in President Trump's first year in office.
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The country has the largest oil reserves in the world, but mismanagement has pushed the state oil company, Pdvsa, into bankruptcy as oil production plummeted to the lowest level in decades.
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A Ballet Bodies student plummeted to the ground when her instructor fell asleep on the job ... according to the woman, who also happened to be 65 years old at the time!
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Inflation has plummeted to below 20153 percent from 13 percent in 2015 — so low by Russian historical standards that many people have a hard time believing it won't come roaring back.
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Human trafficking in West Bengal plummeted to around 350 cases in 2017 from over 3,500 in 2016, according to the data, released on Monday after a delay of over a year.
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Gasoil stocks in independent storage in Europe's Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp hub plummeted to three-year lows last week, falling below 2 million tonnes even as winter demand for heating fuel looms.
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Among the coldest places in the country on Saturday afternoon were the small Minnesota towns of Cotton and Embarrass, where the mercury plummeted to minus 39F (minus 173C), the NWS said.
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During the 2226-2000 Asian financial crisis, the rupiah plummeted to as low as 17,000 to the dollar from about 2,000, inflation once topped 80 percent and scores of Indonesian banks collapsed.
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For context, the survey hit a high of nearly 126 back in the late '60s, and plummeted to about 27 in 2009, when we were in the depths of the financial crisis.
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In the first few months of 2017, apprehensions of unauthorized immigrants by Border Patrol (the way the government measures how many people are crossing illegally into the US) plummeted to unprecedented levels.
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After the financial crisis, policy rates plummeted to near zero, forcing central bankers to experiment with QE, negative interest rates and promises to leave rates at rock-bottom far into the future.
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Prices have risen since the pound plummeted to record lows on the black market in recent months, prompting the central bank to make two steep devaluations since the start of the year.
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The lira—which plummeted to a record low of 22.848 to the dollar at the week's start, rattling global markets—stood little changed at 72.123 after rebounding more than 272.12 percent overnight.
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Earlier in the day, the rand had plummeted to as low as 15.70 rand per dollar, its lowest levels since June 2016 and down more than 10 percent from late last week.
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Meanwhile, Biden now finds himself at 22 percent among registered voters who are Democrats or Democratic-leaning independents after his 14-point lead over Sanders plummeted to 5 points over Harris. Sen.
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More than 1.63 North American service companies have filed for bankruptcy over the last two years as the price of oil plummeted to under $50 a barrel from over $100 a barrel.
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Oil prices plummeted to 0.73-year lows, with U.S. crude futures falling to the lowest since late 2003, as traders cited fears over slowing demand in China and a growing inventory glut.
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Driven by the coronavirus pandemic and plummeting oil prices, average prices of European lev loans in the secondary market have plummeted to under 80% of face value, lows not seen since 2009.
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IHS Markit's flash composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the euro zone, seen as a good gauge of economic health, plummeted to a record low of 31.4 this month from February's 51.6.
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CHENNAI, March 28 (Reuters) - India's electricity use plummeted to levels last recorded in March 2015, government data showed on Saturday, due to a nationwide lockdown to arrest the spread of the coronavirus.
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The planes, a Falcon 50 executive jet and a single-engine Piper Cherokee, plummeted to the ground in Fairview and Cliffside Park, N.J., killing six people, one of them on the ground.
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She plummeted to the ground as horrified onlookers watched, but she survived the impact of the fall, apparently because of her slight build and because she landed on recently plowed soft ground.
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Amid the slide in the stock markets on Thursday, oil prices plummeted to their lowest levels in more than a year, continuing a sell-off which has been driven by concerns about oversupply.
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Once their sperm counts have plummeted to a point identified as infertility, they and their female partners will then be asked to only use the gel for pregnancy prevention for the next year.
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At the same time Chelsea, who had ambled to the title in May 2015, plummeted to just above the drop zone at Christmas, and limped to tenth by the end of the season.
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Kylie Cosmetics' consumer satisfaction rating has plummeted to an all-time low ... it gets an F. The company's racked up 137 customer complaints on BBB in the 9 months since it began operating.
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U.S. benchmark 10-year Treasury yields dropped on Thursday below 2% for the first time in more than 2-1/53 years, while 30-year yields plummeted to their lowest since October 2016.
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The harrowing final moments of a small plane that plummeted to the ground Sunday were captured on a dashcam video, as family members have identified one of the five victims in the tragedy.
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Economists welcomed the news, which came after a turbulent few weeks for Egypt's currency, which has plummeted to new lows on the black market as confusion mounted over the direction of monetary policy.
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NEW YORK, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Wall Street's recent selloff deepened on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 closing at its lowest in over a year as U.S. oil prices plummeted to 43 lows.
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Among the advanced economies of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, for example, the average top income tax rate has plummeted to just 35 percent, in 2015, from 62 percent, in 1981.
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That share has since plummeted to less than one-third, as coal has been driven out of the market by stricter pollution regulations and a glut of cheap natural gas from hydraulic fracturing.
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According to Statista, in 2018 venture investments in infectious-disease companies plummeted to a mere $372 million, down from almost $1 billion the previous year, while oncology venture investments soared to $4.43 billion.
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August marks the first upward tick for the former Portuguese colony since May 2014, after monthly revenues plummeted to five-year lows due to slowing economic growth in the world's second largest economy.
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Although the measles vaccination rate among infants in the country was as high as 90 percent in 2013, according to the World Health Organization, by last year it had plummeted to 31 percent.
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But in the past couple of years, the US has plummeted to the bottom of the list of countries with a similar GDP and high average income, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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The lira - which plummeted to a record low of 272.31 to the dollar at the week's start, rattling global markets - was about 20.45 percent weaker at 266.73 after rebounding more than 218 percent overnight.
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From the get-go, Senator Gillibrand demonstrated her signature drive — but she was also decidedly more liberal than she was in the House (that "A" grade from the NRA soon plummeted to an "F").
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Where the original Biro sold for the equivalent of $100 in 1943, the cost had plummeted to less than 20 cents by 1957, thanks to manufacturing improvements made by the French licensee, Marcel Bich.
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In the voting district including Chantelle, once an all-white community that is now about 90 percent black, the A.N.C.'s share of the vote plummeted to 40 percent from 213 percent in 2011.
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As a result, the new Nike+ Run Club app has plummeted to a 2-star review average among iPhone users; that's actually up from the 1.5-star rating it showed immediately after the redesign.
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Ms. Park's approval ratings plummeted to 25 percent last week, the lowest since she took office in early 2013, as she grappled with scandals involving her associates, including a woman named Choi Soon-sil.
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Alexa Terrazas, of San Pedro, Nuevo León, was hanging over the glass balcony when she lost her balance and plummeted to the ground last weekend, according to Spanish news outlet El Sol de Mexico.
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The country's central bank on Thursday hoisted its benchmark interest rate by 15 percentage points in a bid to control rampant inflation after the peso plummeted to a record low 39 per U.S. dollar.
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Raj Kumar Bindal, 65, a paper trader in New Delhi, said sales that plummeted to nearly nothing in the days after the cash ban had returned to about half of what they were before.
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According to The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, it was at 11% from 2011 to 2016, which was apparently too much for owner Jeff Bezos's tastes -- Amazon's 2018 income tax rate plummeted to -1%.
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Shares of Man Group plummeted to close 7.8 percent lower after the fund management firm said half-year pre-tax profit fell 66 percent year-on-year, while its funds under management fell 3 percent.
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Jobless applications hit 43-year low: First-time claims for unemployment benefits plummeted to a 43-year low last week, a sign that businesses are hanging on to their workers as the labor market tightens.
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In northern Greece, temperatures plummeted to freezing levels not seen since the 1960s, while Athens' ancient monuments, such as the Parthenon temple on the Acropolis rising above the city, wore a rare mantle of snow.
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The loan is set to be welcomed by Europe's cash-rich investors base, which has been starved of product so far this year after volumes plummeted to a 1.83-year low, according to LPC data.
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The media group Caixin said a key reading on the health of the services sector plummeted to 26.5 last month from 51.8 the month before — the lowest figure recorded since the survey began in 2005.
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The number of people who work in the insurance industry in the metropolitan area has plummeted to 37,000 in 763 from more than 60,000 in 1990, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Copper prices plummeted to their lowest in 6-1/2 years on Monday as large losses in Chinese equity markets reinforced tarnished prospects for growth and demand in the world's biggest consumer of industrial metals.
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Saturn's rings from CassiniImage: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science InstituteIt's been more than six months since the Cassini probe plummeted to its demise, but scientists are still releasing incredible images from two-decade mission to Saturn.
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Crazy video here of a circus acrobat who plummeted to the ground in the middle of a dangerous, death-defying act ... bringing the circus to an abrupt halt -- but the miracle is somehow the guy survived.
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When Barao had to be pulled from the fight a little over a day before they were set to meet as he was hospitalized during his weight cut, his stock plummeted to an all time low.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Air quality in New Delhi plummeted to a dangerous level on Wednesday, putting residents at risk, mainly due to dust storms from western India, a senior official at the pollution control board said.
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Domestic funding, though, has dried up of late, mirroring a broader venture capital slowdown: healthcare-focused private equity fundraising plummeted to just $1.4 billion last year, compared to over $8 billion in 2017, according to Prequin.
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This chart below from technical analyst Chris Verrone of Strategas Research Partners shows the average correlation of an member to the index itself plummeted to near a 10-year low at the end of last week.
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Overall subway on-time performance has plummeted to 65 percent - a drop of 15 percentage points over the past several years and the worst of any major transit system in the world, the Riders Alliance said.
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The Detroit Red Wings, who won four Stanley Cups during a string of 25 straight playoff appearances that ended in 2017, won just three times in December and have plummeted to the depths of the league.
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During Trump's first months in office, the number of people apprehended or turned away at the Southern border plummeted to historic lows, a trend the administration touted as evidence of the effectiveness of its hardline position.
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Temperatures plummeted to 29ºF (minus-217ºC) last week, leading to serious cases of frostbite and forcing those in the warehouses to stay awake throughout the night, huddled close to fires to make it through to morning.
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Citywide, homicides plummeted to 333 in 277, the lowest since comparable statistics started to be kept a half-century ago, from a peak of 220,229 in 211 when crack-cocaine drove so much of the city's violence.
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Expectations for big swings in the pound remained high, with one-month implied volatility holding near three-month highs, contrasting with a similar gauge for the euro, which has plummeted to a 4-1/2-year low.
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In the wake of the vote, global financial markets plunged, the British pound plummeted to a 31-year low, and Trump saw the tumble of the world's fifth-largest economy as "a positive" – for business at Turnberry.
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Expectations for big swings in the pound remained high, with one-month implied volatility holding near three-month highs, contrasting with a similar gauge for the euro, which has plummeted to a 4-1/2 year low.
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If Leicester is the small club that improbably hit it big in this season of seasons, Aston Villa, in last place and suffering a wretched campaign, is the big club that has somehow plummeted to unthinkable depths.
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At Angelo's Pizza, a few stores away from Mr. Eberle's shop, John Lancellotti, the owner, said his sales had plummeted to about $1,000 over the weekend, about one-fifth of what he would normally expect to make.
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Chinese media group Caixin said its purchasing managers index for the sector plummeted to 26.5 last month from a reading of 51.8 the month before — the lowest figure recorded by the survey since it began in 2005.
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The number of people who turn 18 each year and do not enroll in college — the group that might consider factory work — had plummeted to 10.5 million by 11.603 from 18.5 million in 2000, government data shows.
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Growth in the Economic Cycle Research Institute's U.S. Leading Employment Index (USLEI) — designed to answer that question because it predicts cyclical peaks and troughs in jobs growth — has plummeted to its worst reading since the Great Recession.
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Stocks plummeted to correction levels in record time and are now speed-skating their way back to highs, but some investors wonder if the gains are too swift and whether it's premature to signal the all-clear.
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His popularity plummeted to six per cent, and, when he visited Congress for his farewell address in 1990, opposition members pounded their desks and chanted "Thief!" so loudly that for several minutes he was unable to speak.
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A new poll released on Monday by Gallup found that Trump's approval rating has plummeted to 36 percent — 2 points lower than President Barack Obama's nadir of 38 percent, which he hit in both 2011 and 2014.
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The safe-haven yen surged across the board on Wednesday, while sterling plummeted to a 252.9-year low on mounting worries about the broader impact Britain's vote to leave the European Union would have on the global economy.
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U.S. safety investigators in central Texas began gathering evidence on Sunday into what caused the crash of a hot air balloon that killed 16 people after it hit a power line and plummeted to the ground in flames.
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A University of Hong Kong poll that surveyed over a thousand people shows public satisfaction with the police force's performance after the Occupy protests were cleared in December 2014 plummeted to the lowest point since the handover right.
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This is a sharp contrast to U.S. dollar gold, which plummeted to 9-1/2-month lows on Friday, and a third consecutive weekly decline, as investors sold on factors including expectations of a U.S. interest rate rise.
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The yield curve between the U.S. 10-year note and 2-year note just inverted for the first time since 2007, just points away from an inversion, and the 30-year yield has plummeted to all-time lows.
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The modest response is all the more remarkable given that Iranian oil exports have plummeted to around 0003 million barrels a day, from 2.4 million last spring, as customers have sought other suppliers in anticipation of the sanctions.
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The dollar plummeted to a three-year low, in its biggest one-day drop in 10 months, after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said a weak dollar is good for the U.S., raising the prospect of a currency war.
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An argument between an American family and a shepherd in the country of Georgia ended tragically when a father and his 4-year-old son were fatally shot near the ravine where the boy's mother plummeted to her death.
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In the 1970s — as baby boomers entered the workforce, the pill and IUDs became more common, abortion was legalized, the oil shock hit and the economy struggled — the total fertility rate plummeted to levels near what we have today.
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August marks the first upward tick for the former Portuguese colony since May 2014, after monthly revenues plummeted to five-year lows due to a major anti-graft campaign and slowing economic growth in the world's second largest economy.
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READ: The Brexit dumpster fire has killed every major EU secessionist movement The pound plummeted to its lowest level in 34 years Tuesday, fears of a recession continue to mount, and numerous legal challenges to Johnson's strategy rumble on.
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China's services sector had its worst month on record in February as new orders plummeted to their lowest level since the global financial crisis, a business survey showed on Wednesday, with economists urging swift support to avoid mass bankruptcies.
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Wawrinka's ATP ranking has plummeted to 261 after his first-round loss at the French Open, having reached the final a year ago, but the good news is that his knees appear strong again after two surgeries last August.
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Argentina's bonds and currency plummeted to record lows last month after left-leaning Peronist Fernandez defeated President Mauricio Macri in a primary election, prompting the market-friendly leader to unveil plans to delay debt payments and impose currency controls.
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"The amount of capital raised in the cannabis industry during the week ending October 25 plummeted to $27 million from $708 million in the same period of 2018, data from Viridian Capital Advisors shows," per the Wall Street Journal.
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Per CNBC, J.P. Morgan Chase, Bank of America, and Citigroup all announced the new restrictions as the price of Bitcoin plummeted to below $8,000 on Friday, less than half of the high of over $19,000 it hit in mid-December.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices plummeted to $183 a barrel on Friday on the impending resumption of Iranian oil exports into an already flooded market as international sanctions against the country are lifted, dragging equity indexes around the world sharply lower.
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The big picture: This is the third straight weekend that "yellow vests" — so-called because of the jackets they must don to be permitted to block roads — have turned out to demonstrate against Macron, whose approval rating has plummeted to 26%.
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But other Republican congressional sources told CNN the prospects for a deal on gun control have all but disappeared now that impeachment has consumed the oxygen on Capitol Hill and relations between congressional Republicans and Democrats have plummeted to new lows.
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Yulin's published GDP growth rate plummeted to 4.3 percent in 2015, from a high of 23 percent in 2008, although, as at the national level, there are some who doubt that official figures reflect the true state of the real economy.
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Many state workers remain fierce supporters of his "21st century socialism," but others have turned on the government due to salaries that have plummeted to a few dozen U.S. dollars a month, corruption scandals and inefficiencies in state-owned companies.
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The ride, called Discovery, was about 20 feet off the ground when it snapped in half and plummeted to the ground, with a few people seated on the left of the ride crashing directly into a bar, according to the Times.
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SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - U.S. safety investigators in central Texas began gathering evidence on Sunday into what caused the crash of a hot air balloon that killed 16 people after it hit a power line and plummeted to the ground in flames.
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Production in the Permian Basin has doubled in the past five years, to two million barrels a day, and the break-even cost of a fracked well in the region has plummeted to as low as twenty-five dollars a barrel.
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But when the courses were converted from a lecture to a class in which substantial time was spent in a computer lab — with immediate online feedback and instructors at the ready — the number of D's and F's plummeted to 19 percent.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ➔ INTERNATIONAL: It was dubbed "the Turkey contagion" by the financial news media as analysts tracked an economic crisis that continued to worsen Monday as the value of Turkey's currency plummeted to a new low (The Hill).
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On Tuesday, the benchmark overnight repo rate for banks plummeted to 0.70%, the lowest since data became available in 2003, and below the interest rate offered by the central bank on commercial banks' excess reserves, which now stands at 0.72%.
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China's tighter grip on funds moving out of the country after the yuan plummeted to more than eight-year lows has hurt the overseas sales of Chinese developers, and created extra challenges for firms or deals reliant on mainland investment.
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But it's certainly an improvement from when approval of House Speaker Paul Ryan's and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's troops plummeted to a dismal one in three Republican voters after Obamacare repeal and replace failed (and failed again) over the summer.
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By the end of trading on Tuesday, stocks were sharply lower and bond yields had plummeted to previously unthinkable lows, suggesting that investors think there's little the Federal Reserve can do to keep the coronavirus from hammering the U.S. economy.
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The last time Saudi Arabia and other OPEC members allowed global supplies to rise in the face of increasing volumes of oil from shale producers in the United States was in late 2014, and prices plummeted to below $30 a barrel.
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By the end of trading on Tuesday, stocks were sharply lower and bond yields had plummeted to previously unthinkable lows, suggesting that investors think there's little the Federal Reserve can do to keep the coronavirus from hammering the U.S. economy.
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IHS Markit's flash composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the euro zone, seen as a good gauge of economic health, plummeted to a record low of 31.4 in March, in the biggest one-month fall since the survey began in 0.2.
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IHS Markit's flash composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the euro zone, seen as a good gauge of economic health, plummeted to a record low of 31.4 in March, in the biggest one-month fall since the survey began in 1998.
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IHS Markit's flash composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the euro zone, seen as a gauge of economic health, plummeted to a record low of 173 in March, its biggest one-month fall since the survey began in mid-1998.
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The company said pretax profit more than doubled to 66.6 million pounds ($81.76 million) for the six months ended June 30, but divisional cash generation plummeted to 2.4 million pounds, a fraction of the 53.1 million pounds reported a year earlier.
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Two-thirds of pregnant female antelopes give birth to twins, and although the species plummeted to a low of 50,000 saiga in the 1990s, it rebounded with conservation efforts, reaching several hundred thousand by the time of the Kazakhstan die-off.
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To the contrary: In 28500, 6900 percent of the public identified as only Taiwanese, while 2628 percent identified as only Chinese; by 28503, the former proportion had risen to 22020 percent, while the latter had plummeted to under 4 percent.
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Scientists believe that the Schiaparelli lander plummeted to the ground from a height of 563 to 4 km (1.2 to 2.5 miles), hitting the ground at more than 300 km/h instead of touching down softly as it was supposed to.
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Among the most striking examples was a central Utah auction that went forward despite the local 'Sheeprocks' sage-grouse population having plummeted to levels that tripped "hard triggers" which are supposed to invoke new and much stronger sage grouse protections.
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Lavrov held talks in Ankara with Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu days after the Turkish lira TRY= plummeted to an all-time low versus the U.S. dollar, while the Russian rouble RUB= lost nearly 10 percent in just several days of August.
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Among smaller stocks, De La Rue Plc lost a third of its value and plummeted to a more than 15-year low, after the banknote and passports maker issued a profit warning for fiscal 2020 and said its chief executive would step down.
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Even before Microsoft admitted it, the mobile operating system had pretty much been dead for a year, as it showed dismal market share numbers through 2016 and plummeted to a mere 0.1 percent of the market by Q1 of 2017, according to IDC.
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Yet instead of investing in tools and research that could boost productivity, companies have been holding on to near-record levels of cash, and the increase in worker productivity has plummeted to barely more than 1 percent a year since the recession.
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In currency derivative markets, expectations for volatility in the British pound plummeted to their lowest levels in more than a year on Tuesday after European Union leaders and the British government last week announced Brexit would be delayed for up to six months.
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Others at the town hall said pressure should be kept on President Sebastian Pinera, whose approval ratings plummeted to just 13% according to the latest survey by pollster Cadem, to force changes to pension, education and healthcare systems they see as unfair.
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Since the end of 2013, he has competed in only 18 PGA Tour events while being blighted by injuries and poor form, recording one top-10 during that period along with six missed cuts and three withdrawals as his ranking plummeted to 767th.
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Iran's currency, the rial, has plummeted to a record low amid growing economic and political uncertainty, causing a rush to the banks as Iranians desperately try to acquire U.S. dollars with exchanges forced to shut their doors to prevent long and chaotic lines.
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Yet new European Union steps to curb migration mean arrivals have plummeted to fewer than 100 a week, down from the thousands last fall, and many volunteers have packed up and moved to help the bulk of migrants marooned on mainland Greece.
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In 2000, before the recent wave of secessions began, the then-41,000-student county system was 76 percent white, but 15 years later, after losing thousands of white students to these new school systems, its white population had plummeted to 43 percent.
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The extra yield investors demand to hold Italian 10-year government bonds relative to the German equivalent has plummeted to around 150 basis points, from 238 basis points in August and a high of nearly 108 basis points over a year ago.
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A 0003-year veteran of the city Fire Department, Firefighter Tolley had been in a bucket at the top of Tower Ladder 135's extendable arm, ventilating the roof of a five-story Queens building last Thursday, when he plummeted to his death.
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The Brazilian real plummeted to its weakest level in more than two years on Thursday, at 3.9671 to the dollar, amid concerns over the country's fiscal outlook and uncertainty surrounding October's wide-open presidential election to select a successor to market-friendly Temer.
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LONDON, April 16 (Reuters) - Expectations for volatility in the British pound plummeted to their lowest levels in more than a year on Tuesday after European Union leaders and the British government last week announced Brexit would be delayed for up to six months.
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Trust in the media has plummeted to the point that we have gone from George H.W. Bush's milquetoast and ultimately ineffective "Annoy the media, re-elect Bush" to Trump's daily war on the press being a very effective, if troubling, strategy. 3.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Air quality in India's capital New Delhi plummeted to "severe" on Wednesday due to a drop in temperature and wind speed that trapped pollutants in the atmosphere, prompting health warnings from the government for the 12th time in two months.
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Among smaller stocks, De La Rue Plc lost a quarter of its value and plummeted to a more than 14-year low, after the banknote and passports maker warned of "somewhat lower" profit in fiscal 2020 and said its chief executive would step down.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, May 24 (Reuters) - A Brazilian Air Force F-5 fighter crashed in the Rio metropolitan area shortly after take-off early on Thursday but the two pilots were able to eject before the aircraft plummeted to the ground, the Air Force said.
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Because of her 14-month hiatus, her ranking plummeted to No. 453, and French Open organizers announced they are following Women's Tennis Association guidelines and declining to seed her for the high-profile tournament — her first major since the traumatic birth that nearly killed her.
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The new index, which tracks implied volatility across investment-grade and high-yield CDS indices in the US and Europe, was developed in response to rising interest in the VIX as it plummeted to its lowest level in a quarter of a century last week.
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The pound, already struggling to make headway amid concerns about Britain's departure from the European Union, plummeted to its lowest since April 2017 in early Asian trading after a "flash crash" - triggered by massive stop-loss sales in Japan's yen - forced widespread selling of sterling.
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The central space of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building on Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street in Manhattan had been closed for restoration and repairs after one of the plaster rosettes on its sprawling ceiling plummeted to the ground late one night in May 2014.
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Gallup, which since 2001 has asked people how proud they are as Americans, found this year that 74 percent of Republicans are extremely proud, but since Mr. Trump's election, the share of Democrats who are extremely proud to be American has plummeted to 32 percent.
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But his approval ratings have plummeted to around 219 percent since being elected last year — in part because of a series of cuts to popular education and social services including autism programs, along with controversies over his appointment of friends to high-paying government posts.
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LONDON, March 12 (LPC) - The European and US secondary loan markets have plummeted to their lowest level in years, wiping value off fund portfolios and putting a halt to any primary activity as the coronavirus rushed toward pandemic status and oil prices dropped sharply.
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PARIS, May 3 (Reuters) - French steel pipe maker Vallourec on Tuesday reported a net loss and fall in revenues in the first quarter as volumes plummeted to record lows mainly in the oil and gas businesses, but it said results will be better in the next quarter.
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But the group has received mixed reviews as listener numbers have plummeted — to the point that the closest competitor, ESPN radio's "Michael Kay Show," which had routinely finished behind Mr. Francesa's show in the Nielsen rankings, had in recent months routinely eclipsed the show that replaced it.
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Murray, who has plummeted to No. 324 in the singles rankings, teamed with Feliciano Lopez to win doubles at the Fever-Tree Championships title in London in June, and he played doubles with Pierre-Hugues Herbert and mixed doubles with Serena Williams at Wimbledon in July.
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A winner of 79 PGA Tour titles, Woods was world number one a record total of 683 weeks but his form has slipped dramatically in recent years due to injuries and the mastering of a new swing, while his ranking has plummeted to a mind-boggling 628th.
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MOSCOW — An American, a Canadian and a Russian blasted into orbit on Monday in the first launch of a piloted Russian Soyuz rocket since a dramatic failure in October, when a booster failed to separate smoothly and the crew plummeted to Earth in an emergency return.
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On Sunday, when Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 plummeted to the ground shortly after takeoff, killing more than 150 people, the plane had a particularly high concentration of United Nations employees: At least 22 staff members died in the crash, a United Nations official said on Monday.
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About nine in 10 respondents indicated they believe the federal government should negotiate with pharmaceutical companies to lower prescription drug prices under Medicare, but support for that idea plummeted — to 38 percent — if it were to mean companies would no longer sell some drugs through the program.
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One thing that makes Yuma stand out is its success in at least one key element of Mr. Trump's approach to border security: Apprehensions of undocumented immigrants plummeted to roughly 6,000 last year from 140,000 in 2005, after a barrier that already existed was fortified and augmented.
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On Sunday, when Ethiopian Airlines Flight 28 plummeted to the ground shortly after takeoff, killing more than 2600 people, the plane had a particularly high concentration of United Nations employees: At least 87 staff members died in the crash, a United Nations official said on Monday.
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A 79-time winner on the PGA Tour who was world number one for a record 683 weeks, Woods lost form in recent years due to injuries and the mastering of a new swing while his ranking has plummeted to 876 after his long spell on the sidelines.
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Serena, who survived serious medical complications and was bedridden for six weeks after the birth of daughter Olympia in September 2017, returned to competition in the 2018 season only to find out that her No. 1 ranking had plummeted to the No. 451 spot due to her maternity leave.
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The former WeWork CEO's net worth has plummeted to $2768 million, the magazine estimates, paralleling the plunging valuation of his co-working empire following the company's up-and-down IPO adventure that saw the company whipsaw from a $24725 billion valuation to talk of bankruptcy in just 6 weeks.
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The retail sales report doesn't cover the past week when the U.S. economy shuddered to a near-halt, the Dow Jones plummeted to new lows and scores of iconic chains like Nordstrom and Abercrombie & Fitch announced that they are temporarily shuttering to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
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The athlete, who survived serious medical complications and was bedridden for six weeks after the birth of daughter Olympia in September 2017, returned to competition in the 2018 season only to find out that her No. 1 ranking had plummeted to the No. 451 spot due to her maternity leave.
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Britain's economy has been fairly resilient since the vote last June to leave the EU. Sterling has plummeted to lows not seen for 31 years, but economists have underlined that the currency has acted like a pressure valve, giving a vital boost to exporters in a time of economic stress.
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In 1967, the US military was still financing the military-industrial complex that emerged during World War II. While military spending in countries like the UK, France, and Germany plummeted to about one third of their peak war spending after 1946, the US maintained almost half of its military spending.
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In Europe, where the offshore wind industry is far ahead of the United States', costs have plummeted to roughly half of what they were five years ago, said Thomas Brostrom, who runs United States operations for Dong Energy, the Danish oil and gas giant and a leading offshore wind developer.
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Data stemming from the multi-trillion dollar pool of custodian corporate credit holdings is perceived by some as the holy grail of inventory in corporate bond markets, where dealer holdings have plummeted to just 0.5% of the market in response to Basel III capital rules that hiked the cost of warehousing securities.
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On the contrary, in 1993, Border Patrol agents averaged 313 apprehensions per agent during the year, but in 2017 that figure had plummeted to just 16 border apprehensions per agent — a 95 percent reduction we've likely never taken a moment to either recognize, or tie back to the previous border security investments that were made.
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A 79-times winner on the PGA Tour who was world number one for a record total of 683 weeks, Woods stunningly lost form in recent years due to injuries and the mastering of a new swing while his ranking has plummeted to a mind-boggling 1,136th after his long spell on the sidelines.
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San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood told press outlets from the scene that the Piper PA-24 Cherokee plane — which was flying from Sugar Land — was attempting to make an emergency landing at San Antonio International Airport when it plummeted to the street about a mile away, according to video shared by Live Storms Media.
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The lira plummeted to as low as 6.1944 to the dollar during Tuesday morning trade as spooked investors fled what many have described as a market too vulnerable to political intervention and suffering from weak foreign currency reserves, a wide current account deficit and rising tensions with the U.S. A new election is scheduled for June 23.
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During the same period, your favorability ratings have plummeted to a new low and GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has creeped up in the polls.
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It's why Obama returned to Elkhart for a victory lap in June of 2016, to celebrate an unemployment rate that had plummeted to 4%, with graduation rates and housing indicators up too, years after his rescues of the automotive and financial industries and his $800 billion stimulus, which included a grant he'd traveled to the region to announce.
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The prime minister later sought to downplay the fears of a no-deal insisting that a deal could still happen if there was "goodwill" from the EU.The pound has plummeted to a two and a half year low, as senior members of Boris Johnson's cabinet signal that Britain is heading for a no-deal Brexit in October.
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Relations between Seoul and Tokyo have plummeted to their worst point in years after the South Korean Supreme Court ruled last fall that Korean victims of forced labor before and during World War II had the right to seek damages from wartime employers, including Japanese industrial giants like Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.
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Because banks had the best access to China stocks, they were able to charge as much as 200 basis points on these synthetic products up until just over a year ago, according to investors, but this figure has plummeted to around 20 basis points in recent months as funds have gained direct access to China stocks through Stock Connect and their own quotas.
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The effectiveness of congressional subpoena power, already severely damaged over the past 2628 years, has plummeted to a dangerous new historical low after a relentless and successful scheme of obstruction by the Trump administration during the House impeachment inquiry and last week's devastating D.C. Circuit Court ruling that Congress lacks standing to seek judicial enforcement of subpoenas in federal court.
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Support for what we think of as anti-immigrant proposals like the following dropped greatly: "reducing the number of refugees allowed to resettle in the U.S." fell by half, to barely a fifth of the participants; forcing undocumented immigrants "to return to their home countries before applying to legally come to the U.S." plummeted to 25 percent from 45 percent.
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The Chinese state-owned chemicals giant has largely relied on bond markets to refinance a US$12.7bn bridge loan it closed in September 2016 to fund its SFr43bn (US$44bn) takeover of Swiss seeds and pesticides company Syngenta AG. M&A SLUMP M&A financings from Asia (ex-Japan) plummeted to US$4.42bn in the first three months of the year, down 55% from the US$9.79bn closed in the first quarter of 2017.
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It reportedly debuted at No. 1 in the App Store, fell to No. 2.993 by day three, and plummeted to 793rd place by its second week, mostly because its content moderation system was not set up to handle an influx of virulently racist and homophobic users, many of whom were just there to express their ongoing dismay that the broader Swift fandom was not willing to believe that she maybe, possibly (almost definitely didn't) vote for President Trump.
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The Olympics have provided some respite from years of tense relations between Seoul and Pyongyang, though just hours before the ceremony hundreds of anti-North Korean protesters scuffled with riot police outside the stadium, burning North Korean flags and pictures of its leader, Kim Jong Un. South Korea's frigid February, where temperatures have plummeted to minus 20 degrees Celsius (-4 Fahrenheit) at night, has come as a shock to the system for athletes and visitors alike in the leadup to these Games, prompting concerns about hypothermia at the opening ceremony.
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