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drop off

verb as in decrease

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verb as in deliver

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verb as in fall asleep

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noun as in falling off, decline

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noun as in stash of drugs

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The spots fill up with fluid and become blisters before crusting over to form scabs, which eventually drop off and clear up.

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I remember getting dropped off at kindergarten and, like, sobbing and not wanting to go.

Claire Packman said she worked 30 hours a week and fit her hours around school drop off and pick up times.

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The car was never recovered, but about 10 days after the theft someone dropped off the trophies behind the hotel.

All UK airports should stop charging blue badge holders for being dropped off close to terminals, a disability charity has said.

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