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fall off

verb as in decline

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noun as in a lessening

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Jeep, one of the company’s most storied brands in America, saw sales fall off dramatically.

But urban areas in northeastern states continue to enjoy strong home-price appreciation, as buyer demand has yet to fall off.

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He said he "fell off his chair" when he heard Williamson's submitted written evidence which said the government had no plan in place.

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“I hope one day that the Miss South Dakota thing falls off the bottom of my résumé and that’s not what people know me for,” she said, placing herself in the latter category.

“It’s a privilege to say you got to go until the wheels fell off,” Riley said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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