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tumbling

adjective as in falling

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noun as in acrobatics

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As of Thursday’s close, Deckers stock was down 50% for the year, tumbling amid worries that macroeconomic uncertainty will weigh on demand for sneakers.

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It’s been a wilder ride since then: Spot gold prices rose to a record above $4,350 per troy ounce on Monday before tumbling on Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Concerns about wider credit issues also had sent the banking sector tumbling Thursday.

As the morning marine layer burned off it revealed miles of dreamy California coastline, with sand cliffs tumbling to the shore.

The news sent mid-sized banking shares tumbling and fanned out to the rest of Wall Street, with the all three main indexes down.

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