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downward

adjective as in earthward

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“Such a buildup would significantly loosen market fundamentals, placing renewed downward pressure on prices — unless the gains are offset by stronger demand growth, through stockpiling or unexpected supply disruptions elsewhere,” said León.

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That reflects a 3% drop in advertising revenue, part of a downward pressure mostly due to “the impact of the increasing prominence of Google AI Overviews on Google search sessions,” IAC said.

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His productivity, however, is trending downward, especially his power.

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The backdrop is that they continue to see the risk of a downward repricing of Bank of Japan terminal rate pricing, depending on U.S. economic developments.

On occasion, thick clouds would start funneling downward, reaching for the ground.

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