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Average TV-set prices across the board have continued to plummet this holiday season amid lackluster demand.

Once [while flying out of] the Miami airport, there was some electrical problem that caused our plane to plummet thousands of feet.

Girls brave enough to stand at the top of a tower (ramp), mount a galloping horse, and plummet fifty feet into a pool of water.

Captain Nemo continued to plummet into the dark depths of this forest, whose shrubbery grew ever more sparse.

How much further can the dollar plummet?

Seeing the sun plummet through the sky and the world plunge into darkness, Kratos knew this was not a sign from the Gods.

The blockage of the sun for an extended period would have caused global temperatures to plummet and photosynthesis to all but ceases.

In the depth of the crisis, as trade for a while seized up, the region, as one of the most trade-dependent in the world, saw growth plummet.

The Shanghai government, which seems confident it has contained the market for the moment, now must ensure prices do not plummet.

Like Obama, Sarkozy arrived with broad support; but he began to plummet just months into his presidency.

And with an astonishing discovery made earlier this year, the cost of superconducting cable might soon plummet further.

Bank stocks have continued to plummet since the program was started in mid-October.

You follow a drop of your own sweat and plummet with it becoming a river, a flash flood, a waterspout, a hurricane.

If selling off those bonds caused their price to plummet, the financial losses to the U. S. would be negligible.

Prices always plummet in a price war, often to below the point which can sustain a business.

In January, Taiwan and the Philippines saw the value of exports plummet by over 40% compared with a year earlier.

So far Canada has largely bucked the trend that has seen hiring levels worldwide plummet this year, especially in the financial sector.

Those which did not fail generally saw their shares plummet.

This time, we will not plummet down and then bounce back comfortably to where we were before it all started.

The word refers to the rapid plummet of women's reproductive hormones around age fifty.

Sometimes the fall is minor, other times you tumble downstairs or plummet off a cliff into a chasm.

If global warming disrupts these currents, temperatures in these northern areas will plummet and the land might even become covered in ice.

Also, the yuan, the Chinese currency unit, does not float freely in global markets, ruling out a drastic plummet.

But as Megan exercised more and, unbeknown to her parents, ate less, her weight began to plummet.

But as corporate profitability continues to plummet and the global economy worsens , stock-market analysts are waiting for a catalyst.

The action caused the value of our stock to plummet, and it is still out of favour with investors.

As Ordos property prices edge down and transaction volumes plummet, sales reps shiver in empty, unheated offices.

With the higher duty it glumly estimates that consumption will plummet by 25-35% a year by 2012 rather than return to growth.

Dangerous explosive gameplay environments will push you to the edge, will you survive or plummet into the depth of nothingness?

Several recent deals have been structured to provide protection to investors should equity values plummet.

Workers bear the risks of the market; many cheer when their accounts rise, but watch in anguish as they plummet.

If the United States does not have a cap-and-trade law in place by then, the chance of a global agreement will plummet.

In the past five years, some of the countries' biggest and most established regional newspapers have seen their circulations plummet.

Even around the big, high-cost cities, once you move outside the commuter belt, real estate prices plummet.

When that happens, virtually all measures of economic dynamism, from gross domestic product per head to labour productivity, will plummet.

The trade deficit has fallen a little and unless the dollar starts to plummet US officials will welcome that trend.

Losers would likely cut their spending by more than gainers would increase their spending, so aggregate demand could plummet.

Several companies sought to raise cash by selling their carbon certificates, causing the price of carbon to plummet.

The economy can plummet and gas prices can skyrocket, but one thing remains constant: Kid-focused businesses are continuing to grow.

The odds of developing it increase sharply as people age, but they fall from the age of 84, and plummet from 90 onwards.

Some G20 officials worry that business confidence might soon plummet as it did in late 2008, bringing the world economy to a standstill.

But just as the "p" sometimes falls too far, the "e" can also plummet.

Such apprehension or fear can cause motivation to plummet and attitudes to drift toward the negative.

After a decade-long boom peaked in 2007, the Irish government saw its tax revenue plummet and a huge budget gap open up.

Of course, wealthy countries are affected: long-term drought in Australia has caused certain crop yields to plummet.

THE Federal Reserve, accused by critics of monetary and regulatory malpractice, has seen its standing plummet.

Auto makers, including Toyota, are setting aside millions of dollars in leased-vehicle losses as used-car prices plummet.

Nokia has however seen its smartphone market share in the country plummet from the 70 percent it had in 2010, according to Kang.

Why does fans' self-esteem soar with victory and plummet in defeat, sometimes affecting their lives long afterwards?

But they could plummet if the batteries cause problems or users find the range of the vehicles too limiting.

In the past, when American motorists cut back on driving, the price of oil would plummet; in 2008, not so much.

Today, demand by middle-class buyers is surging as salaries rise and car prices, driven down by competition, plummet.

Those companies saw their sales plummet and outlays for settlements of lawsuits reach billions of dollars.

If many investors sell, sellers will outnumber buyers, and the price of the stock will plummet.

Inother words, a planet that grays indefinitely is clearly asking for trouble. But birth rates don't have to plummet forever.

Compared with free electrons, fossil fuels would be seen as ludicrously expensive and dirty, and so carbon emissions would plummet.

Meanwhile, the sharp slowdown has caused commodity prices to plummet, ending a historic five-year boom.

London has seen its cost of living plummet as sterling has weakened.

Imagine the most profound Ice Age you can think of. Temperatures plummet to below zero even at the equator.

If a patient takes the herb along with an antihypertensive drug, her blood pressure could plummet, putting her at risk of stroke.

After menopause, when estrogen levels plummet, some women become forgetful.

If the bubble bursts, land prices could plummet, leaving the banks dangerously exposed.

Starting from Wednesday, temperatures will plummet.

'When the bubble finally burst, capital outflows would set in, causing the exchange rate to plummet, ' he said.

[Bioinformation]Gollery, M. The cost of sequencing whole mammalian genomes continues to plummet.

When a person first becomes infected with HIV, levels of the virus rise to enormous levels, and CD4 counts plummet.

It is difficult, in short, for shareholders to believe that CEA's share price will plummet should the SIA offer fail.

Share price plummet OR plunge on the news of the devaluation.

I see children who have all sorts of talent, and then all of a sudden their grades start to plummet.

Recent estimates have shown that within the next decade, the life expectancy may plummet even more to 30 years.

The overall market is unlikely to plummet when mining and energy stocks are holding up so well.

Paulson's Credit Opportunities Fund soared almost sixfold in 2007 on bets that subprime mortgages would plummet.

And our economy would plummet into the abyss of national economic ruin.

Our economy would plummet into the abyss of national economic ruin.

But he added that happiness levels plummet after having children.

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The restored Deutschemark would soar, the euro would plummet.

"You also saw the car sales plummet after that, " Schlesinger told the MarketPlace Morning Report radio program.

The beleaguered city has seen pupil enrolment plummet by more than 50% in the past decade, as residents move elsewhere in search of jobs.

After diligent effort, players routinely see their "brain age" plummet from, say, a sluggish 60 to a taut 30.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have seen their stocks plummet in value in recent months.

The new drachma would plummet, making Greece's debt burden even more onerous.

Stocks that plummet to half their value aren't losers, they're 'non-performers'.

Its sales of CDs are plummet ing and it issued two profit warnings in the first two months of this year.

Chinese rare earth magnet makers have seen orders plummet this year.

The government is also conducting stress tests to determine how banks will perform if property prices plummet.

In many locales, the housing bubble has burst as values plummet.

The glamour stocks of the age saw their values plummet.

It's a bubble where prices go up and then, suddenly, plummet.

It is very cold at an altitude of seven miles, so meteorites cool quickly as they plummet towards the Earth.

Once the economy starts to grow again, the nation's health will plummet.

No wonder the dow Jones industrial average stock price index in early August day plummet 513 points.

Wolff watched it plummet toward a ravaged area of woodland.

For their part, suppliers will fire their workers and watch their profits and stock prices plummet.

In bad years revenues plummet and the budget cracks open.

If interest rates rose, then the value of the government bonds the banks hold would plummet.

Drug prices to plummet as patents expire.

It doesn't matter how fit the rats are; when they leave their feet, their LPL levels plummet.

What caused the balloon to plummet?

The impact of lower US imports could then cause world economic growth to plummet to as low as 1. 6 per cent.

The world would suddenly stop buying treasuries. The Federal Reserve would step in to buy, causing the US dollar to plummet.

President Chirac, 72, has seen his popularity plummet after a series of setbacks.

The inter-ethnic warfare in Bosnia caused production to plummet by 80% from 1992 to 1995 and unemployment to soar.

Despite these hard times, with the share-price plummet, they can deliver--don't keep your distance.

The poll suggested the ruling party could see its representation plummet from 302 to just 103.

Newspaper classified revenues peaked above $16 billion in 2005, only to plummet to an estimated $5 billion or so in 2009.

The cost of prescription medicines used by millions of people every day is about to plummet, AP reports.

Although the average temperature is-25C, it can plummet to -40 or soar to zero in the summer.

Last year when home prices fell, itinfuriated all those owners of multiple dwellings, who watched the value oftheir nest eggs plummet.

But exports continue to plummet, dropping nearly 23 percent in April from the same month last year.

Two compensation experts set to release projections for bonus payments predict they will plummet 20% to 50% from last year.

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LESS HELP: As hostilities hinder trade, investment, and foreign students' ability to study abroad, living standards could plummet