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drop by

verb as in call

verb as in come by

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The number of deaths on Scottish roads in 2023 on was the fourth lowest on record, dropping by 16 to 155.

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They argue he should not have been charged again in 2020 after the charges had already been dropped by by Cook County State Attorney's Office in exchange for community service the year before.

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Six months earlier, Gigi been dropped by her record label, in the middle of a promotional trip to London.

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Under status quo conditions, the model shows continued declines in groundwater levels, dropping by 14 feet on average, with declines up to 65 feet in some areas over the 30-year simulation.

Revenues from its wholesale and franchise business dropped by 46% to £5.4 million, as it was particularly affected by partners in Italy and Denmark reducing their orders due to tough conditions.

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

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