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fall to

verb as in set about doing

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The upcoming changes to the state’s policies and the enrollment freeze will help decrease the overall costs, which are projected to fall to about $10.1 billion during the next fiscal year, according to the California Department of Finance.

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“The genetic spectrum of apples is so wide that we haven’t even tasted the best apple yet,” said Turley, a lawyer based in Portland, Maine, who leaves his practice for weeks each fall to forage for apples.

Ramsden said there are signs that wage growth is cooling, and will fall to 3% in 2026, a rate consistent with inflation being on target in the following year.

The U.K.’s annual rate of inflation is on track to fall to the Bank of England’s 2% target despite a recent pickup, Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden said Tuesday.

Workers piled bricks to ease its fall to Earth.

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