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His lot has about 8 feet of downward slope across its 150-foot depth.

A recent report by Sweden's Varieties of Democracy Institute concluded that South Korea's democracy has been on a "downward slope" since President Yoon took office.

From BBC

Still, the agreement’s end is not necessarily a calamity, given that peninsula relations have been on an accelerating downward slope since 2019, the year a summit between Mr. Kim and then-U.S.

There has been much focus these past two years on the Red Bull's sidepod design, which uses a heavy undercut beside the driver to channel air around the sides of the car and has a pronounced downward slope on the top surface as it moves towards the rear.

From BBC

But the governor’s downward slope in the polls — some surveys in the early states of New Hampshire and South Carolina have shown him dipping to third place, or worse — have provided a potential opening to wrest that title from him for the rest of the field at Wednesday night’s debate at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California.

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

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