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America said the satellite's hydrazine fuel might have caused injury if USA-193 had fallen to earth intact.

And I think they've fallen to a little bit of a funk offensively, and suddenly, before they knew it, Arizona woke up. . .

At the bottom of the well was a little light by which one could see if anyone was thrown in whether he had fallen to the bottom.

White stone, which had fallen to the bottom of the sea from a wreck.

It was the representation of a handsome boy, carved out of pure white stone, which had fallen to the bottom of the sea from a wreck.

Moody's, a ratings agency, notes that the average lifespan of new bank debt has fallen to its lowest level in at least 30 years.

The traded value of the Deutschmark had not fallen to reflect the higher unit wage costs that were a legacy of the unification boom.

Wallenda would not have fallen to death if he had not worried so much about his safety during that midday walk.

But today, when those costs have fallen to near zero, we don't give it a second thought.

Keep calm at least When you had fallen to the bottom of your life, every people around you would tell you: Be hard-bitten and be happy!

Home sales don't appear to be benefiting from mortgage rates that have fallen to their lowest levels in at least half a century.

We have few details about the extent of fraud at any of the long list of companies that have fallen to the cash confirmation scandals.

Once more, she was aware that the role of scapegoat had fallen to her.

The greenback has fallen to its lowest level in almost a year against a basket of currencies.

European economic recession to ship company also affected, freight had fallen to the bottom of a valley, and new ship supply.

The fuel tank might have survived re-entry if the satellite had fallen to Earth on its own.

The president's popularity rating has fallen to 36%, its lowest point since he took office.

The task of managing the mess has fallen to an interim government of technocrats, former opposition politicians and a few Mubarak holdovers.

"If the Flying Tigers had not done what they did, China would have fallen to the Japanese, " Blackburn said.

Once more, she was aware, the role of leadership had fallen to her.

Gold has fallen to its lowest level in two years, while wider commodity prices have also declined.

The euro is at new highs against the dollar and the yen. Unemployment has fallen to 7%, the lowest since the euro started life in 1999.

Many dreams and expectations have fallen to the bottom of the flowing river of reality, only leaving a loop of beauty shining mistily.

And the fifth angel trumpeted, and I saw a star out of heaven fallen to the earth, and to him was given the key of the pit of the abyss.

Bank of America and Citi have previously slugged it out for top spot, but now they have fallen to 8th and 11th respectively.

This was the first time since 1980 that Tibetan representation in cadre employment in Xizang had fallen to such a level.

To make matters worse, the bank said, consumer confidence in the country has fallen to "below-average levels" .

Then at last he had fallen to the earth, and could remember no more, nor how he came to be where she had found him.

tactic, except out of embarrassment that the US Army fighting forces had fallen to the level of a cheer-leading squad?

Levels had fallen to such a low level inside three weeks that the animals were considered infertile.

So the market price of online storage, at least for email, has now fallen to zero (see "Webmail Windfall" ).

South Korea's currency, the won, has fallen to its weakest level against the dollar in six years, amid fears of worsening exports.

A survey published on February 28th showed that it had fallen to just two percentage points.

As any American tourist in Europe will tell you, the dollar's purchasing power has also fallen to what seem like artificially low levels.

Hardly more than a quarter-century after Henry Luce proclaimed "the American century, " American confidence has fallen to a low ebb.

Travel agents in Manhattan say despite the fanfare, hotel room occupancy for the weekend has fallen to its lowest point in months.

Just one more step backward and he would have fallen to his death.

Had Iberia fallen to one of BA's European rivals, its position would have been badly weakened.

Two revolvers had fallen to the floor, but the bride had not used hers.

Separately, US consumer confidence in June has fallen to its lowest level since August, pointing to slower economic growth this year.

The outcome of this terrible conflict is still unknown, and many valiant Republic heroes have fallen to the Yuuzhan Vong violence.

Workers' share of national income in those countries has fallen to its lowest level for decades, whereas the share of profits has surged.

Because a few dozen of the meteorites that have fallen to Earth come not from the asteroid belt but from Mars.

It has ever fallen to critics and journalists to create new ways of looking at new things, to relate the message of art to audience.

During the session, the Dow had fallen to the lowest point since Nov. 21, considered by some to be the low of the bear market.

The cost of storing and communicating information over the Internet had fallen to almost nothing.

Safety, the number one reason back in 2008, has now fallen to second place with only 35% citing this as the top reason.

On the fiscal side, energy subsidies are straining treasuries, as Asia's oil production has fallen to one-third of its imports.

And with production long-established, the price of adding weapons has fallen to almost nothing.

Just compared with a decade ago, it's unbelievable how fast barriers to entry have fallen to starting a business from your dorm room.

And it is not as if voter interest has fallen to worrying levels.

And the public appetite for new encounters, though it has dwindled, has not fallen to zero.

With weak growth of supply and strong increases in demand, cereal stocks have fallen to their lowest levels since the early 1980s.

Two ladies of the Griffin Empire have fallen to the demons, and I won't let that go unpunished.

What about tax cuts and job-creation once unemployment has fallen to its minimal inflation-safe level?

Hyper-competition is good for natterers, of course: prices have fallen to a level the poor can afford.

Back in 2008, its wheat stock level had fallen to less than 30 days, according to a recent report by Credit Suisse.

[font=Verdana]China[font=Verdana]'s inflation rate did indeed hit almost 9% earlier this year (by July it had fallen to 6. 3%).

In 1968 the old imperial city had fallen to the Viet Cong and every priest, doctor, and community leader had been slaughtered by them.

It has fallen to America to shore him up, reassure South Koreans and send a stern warning to the North's president, Kim Jong Il.

The dollar has fallen to record lows against the euro, dragged lower by fears about the U. S. economy.

Eventually, returns would probably have fallen to a level in-line with the stodgier universal banks anyway.

The top PC vendor globally, H-P has fallen to third place in China after Lenovo Group Ltd. and Dell Inc.

Maybe that's why they're one of the few species to survive while so many others have fallen to the wayside.

It hardly comes as a shock, and CIT's lending has already fallen to a shadow of previous levels.

Its last report in November showed that the rate had fallen to just under sixty-seven percent, from a high of sixty-nine percent.

For we will not inherit with them on yonder side Jordan, or forward; because our inheritance is fallen to us on this side Jordan eastward.

He would have fallen to his death, being 75 feet above the ground.

In all three of America's biggest cities, murder rates have fallen to their lowest levels since the nineteen sixties.

That has put pressure on the Indian rupee, which has fallen to a six-year low against the dollar.

In the two decades after the second world war, the domestic migration rate hovered around 20%, but by 2000 it had fallen to under 15%.

Meanwhile, household debt peaked at 135% of disposable income in late 2007; by the middle of 2010 it had fallen to 123%.

Investment as a share of gross domestic product is now well over 40 per cent, while private consumption has fallen to 36 per cent.

It has fallen to Poland, a non-euro country, to speak truth to the EU's bigger members.

Economic growth, which had fallen to about 1% in 1991, quickly picked up.

Coal stockpiles have fallen to less than half typical levels, analysts said.

India's main inflation rate has fallen to the lowest level in more than two years.

A meteorite is a piece of iron, stone, or stony-iron composite that has fallen to Earth from outer space.

America has fallen to ninth in the proportion of young people with a college degree.

No micropipe is found, indicating that its density has fallen to a relatively low level.

That had fallen to 30% by 2009, according to the Bank for International Settlements.

Sales of whiskey, the favorite drink among moneyed Tokyoites in the booming 80s, have fallen to a fifth of their peak.

Many of the towns that have fallen to him, often at surprising cost, have been relatively small.

The economy is bouncing back and unemployment has fallen to nearly pre-recession levels.

In Britain, gilt yields have fallen to their lowest level since the Victorian era.

That choice, deeply controversial at the time, has proved ever more toxic as Iraq has fallen to violent chaos.

Even in the Gadhafi-held pocket of northwestern Libya around Tripoli, several cities have also fallen to the rebellion.

Since 2008 , the share of voters who think it a big issue has fallen to around 4%.

Global nickel stocks have fallen to about one third of a day's worth of world consumption, with just 1, 248 tonnes available.

Unemployment has fallen to the lowest level in decades, and in many sectors companies cannot find the workers they need.

Unconfirmed reports said a military garrison there had either fallen to the opposition or switched sides.

On the one hand, the oil price had fallen to its lowest level since March and later slipped below $64 a barrel.

If you're ever tempted by the thought that journalism today has fallen to an unprecedentedly low, snarky state, read this novel.

America's consumer-confidence index has fallen to a 28-year low, which suggests that consumer spending will fall.

In the last 18 years our club has not fallen to the flatteries from other clubs.

Now, besides New South Wales, Western Australia and Victoria have also fallen to the conservatives.

In the second quarter of 2004 it had fallen to two basis points.

But this spectacular convergence went into reverse: by 2010, Japan's GDP per head had fallen to 76 per cent of US levels.

Lu even the hegemony of the past, has become a dominant Luneng's one-man show, and Dalian, had fallen to the brink of relegation .

US Treasury yields currently indicate no stress, and yields have fallen to new lows as economic growth has declined.

Having fallen to an inferior or undesirable state, especially in mental or moral qualities.

But the number has fallen to almost zero since the earthquake.

Wolf woke up after they tried to escape, but those stones too heavy, and it just stood up on the fallen to the ground, killed by.

It is especially worth-noting that local governments " credibility has fallen to an unbelievable low. "

When price had fallen to the legal minimum, OP, output would be OQ.

Mr. Williamson's latest research suggests that the degree of undervaluation has fallen to almost 30%.

Carter said that inventory has fallen to just 41 days' supply, down from the 62 days at the beginning of May.

The high-flying Shanghai stock market has fallen to earth with a bump.

But by then GM's share of the American market had fallen to below a quarter.

The adult prevalence rate has since fallen to 15%, thanks to an education programme and antiretroviral drugs.

Since then, the failure rate has fallen to less than half.

Yields on American ten-year Treasury bonds have fallen to around 3%, their lowest in a generation.

Yesterday Paulson admitted this had now fallen to less than 0. 25% - the threshold at which the FSA requires disclosure.

But the original offers of more than $1bn for the stake have fallen to around $600m, according to a person close to the situation.

Public support for a ban on handguns has fallen to 28%, the lowest level in nearly 50 years, according to a new poll from Gallup.

Manufacturing is scarcely bigger than 20 years ago, and its share of the economy has fallen to 12%, lower than in most rich countries.

Without this survivor rope I think I would have fallen to the pit long before now.

A year later, Akamai's stock had fallen to 56 cents a share, and it cut another 145 jobs.

when not in use, the platform has fallen to under water, the lake became calm again.

Proceeds from global equity capital markets underwriting activity have fallen to $496. 14 billion from $544. 96 billion so far this year.

Interest rates on US, German and UK government bonds have fallen to all-time lows.

In one particular field case the dietary salt level had fallen to a level well below the base recommended minimum of 0. 25%.

As a result of a recent shift in liquidity policy, the Eonia rate spiked to 0. 5 per cent last month, and has since fallen to 0. 4 per cent.

America has fallen to 9th in the proportion of young people with a college degree.

The Pygmy Hippopotamus stands about one metre high and is native to West Africa. Numbers in the wild have fallen to below 2000 since 1993.

The newspapers are full of the names of formerly great men who have now fallen to earth.

The deputy governor says the task of disposing of human waste has also fallen to trash collectors.

Assets would have fallen to their normal worth, the present discounted value of their future returns.

The difference between London and Shanghai gold prices has fallen to almost zero.

It has since fallen to about 5. 4%, and Swedish authorities hope Monday's package will bring it down further.

Their plan to rebuild the hotel HAS fallen to the ground.

Bill had to support Jill or she would have fallen to the floor.

But in the rich world labour's share of GDP has fallen to historic lows, while profits are soaring.

Since then that share has fallen to just over half. In another decade it could be down to 40%.

Meanwhile, the number of deals being carried out by US financial services groups has fallen to the lowest year-to-date volume since 1995.

Apparently I had fainted and fallen to the ground, but I hadn't noticed.

By 2007, that percentage was down to 44%, and by 2008 it had fallen to 41%.

But they were left behind by Europe's technological revolution and the first wave of globalization. By 1950 their share had fallen to 40%.

That, says the government, has reduced economic growth by two percentage points to 7%; others guess that growth has fallen to less than 5%.

He still controls Tripoli, but eastern Libya has fallen to the uprising.

By 2010 that support had fallen to 59%, only a little above the 54% average for the 25 countries polled.

In Georgia, a tree is fallen, to suppress a passing vehicle, the driver died on the spot.

US housing data show signs of stabilization, with inventories of unsold homes having fallen to about 8 months.

Today it has fallen to 1. 2 as developing businesses mature, governments improve, and more sophisticated investors enter markets.

Stony or metallic mass of matter that has fallen to the earth's surface from outer space.

Meanwhile, the dollar's share had fallen to 65 per cent, from 70 per cent in the beginning of 1999.

Recently, it has fallen to 2. 78 points, better but still not half way back to average.

Its leverage ratio has fallen to 14, half its pre-crisis level but still higher than a typical commercial bank's.

In the past few years big business has fallen to a low level in public esteem.

Interest rates on savings deposits in China had recently fallen to about 2. 25 percent a year before the decision Tuesday.

Consider housing starts , which have fallen to their lowest level in 50 years . That's bad news for the near term.

Something struck his face and chest. He had fallen to the floor.

Beer sales have fallen to levels last seen during the 1930s depression.

After flirting with highs near $200 a tonne in February, iron ore prices have fallen to about $160 a tonne this week.

Since 2006, the UK's share of the global art market has fallen to 22 percent from 27 percent, the BAMF said in a statement.

By default, it has fallen to the US to carry the burden of seeking to change renminbi policy.

One reason is that many firms now think systemic risk in the financial system has fallen to a low level.

Gains in child survival have fallen to the spread of HIV and AIDS.

They point out that stocks had fallen to panic-driven 12-year lows in March, before recovering.

Gains in child survival have fallen to the spread of H. I. V and AIDS.

The sale of new homes, for example, have fallen to just a quarter of their 2005 peak.

Australia's sheep stock has now fallen to an all-time low -- around 71 million head.

Britain is a nation fallen to decadence in decline.

Oil prices have dropped below $70 a barrel and copper has fallen to a 34-month low.

That has fallen to 700, 000 since the current recovery began.

"Now it's fallen to a half to two thirds. "

Credit Suisse calculates the supply of assets that markets deem safe has fallen to $12 trillion from $22 trillion in the past four years.

But oil prices have fallen to about $85 a barrel in recent weeks, down from over $110 a barrel last spring.

He added that when he saw the dollar had fallen to the mid-Y85 level: "I thought, this is worrying. "

Let us hunt those who have fallen to darkness.

The unemployment rate has fallen to the lowest level since I took office.

His job-approval rating has fallen to 51% after eight months in office.

And the average workweek has fallen to 33 hours, the lowest level in the post-World War II period.

Levels Thursday morning had fallen to slightly above 200 microsieverts an hour.

Since then that share has fallen to just over half.

Yet since February 1st, the value of Microsoft's offer has fallen to 29 dollars a share because of a drop in its stock.

In 1999 government-controlled firms owned 67% of industrial capital; a decade later their share had fallen to 41%.

Her approval rating has fallen to 40%, its lowest level since she became chancellor in 2005.

The interest rate on standard noninflation-adjusted Treasury bonds due in four years has fallen to 1%, or 100 times its payout.

Will shares of Citigroup (C, news, msgs), having fallen to $1. 02 on Thursday, break the buck?

The temperature has fallen to zero.

Even more frightening, because demand exceeds supply, and now wage has fallen to 6. 5 euros per hour.

Once the biggest insurance company in the world, its market capitalisation has fallen to just over $7. 5bn.

In addition, the average workweek for production and nonsupervisory workers has fallen to 33 hours, the lowest level in the postwar period.

After rising toa record $1, 100 per metric ton several months ago, the price of rice has since fallen to about $600 to $700.

Spending on buying books has fallen to 9% of total funds.

The growth of the Chinese steel sector means that state ownership, having fallen to 10 per cent of capacity, is back near 40 per cent.

Instead, it's fallen, to 64. 2%, unchanged from January and down from 64. 9% last March.

By 1963, when the civil-rights movement was in full voice, those numbers had fallen to 69% and 48% respectively.

Yields for 2-year Treasury notes have now fallen to 3. 4%, and bond markets have priced in future interest rate cuts.

The size of the average trade has fallen to 250 shares, down from more than 1, 000 units a decade ago, according to Aite.

Cash payments for tickets have fallen to just 5%.

If the amount of cold work is excessive, cracking and fracture will occur because the residual ductility has fallen to zero (ref. 6. 1).

By Friday prices on 10-year gilts had fallen to their lowest in three months.

Iron ore had fallen to about $150 a tonne at time recently, after sitting calmly above $165 for most of 2011.

According to some accounts which are impossible to verify, a major barracks or security headquarters has fallen to the opposition.

By the end of October 2006 debt had risen to Euro972m and cash had fallen to Euro769m.

By 2001 saving had fallen to 5%, which helped to prop up consumer spending.

For the $425m of dollar-denominated bonds the bid price has fallen to 94. 5 per cent of face value.

Official figures show that non-performing loans had fallen to 7% of all loans early this year from almost 30% in 2001.

By 1400 the paper currency notes had fallen to 3 per cent of their face value.

The savings rate for people over 60 has fallen to zero.

The yield on 10-year Treasury bonds issued by the Federal Government has fallen to 3. 4%, from 4% a month ago.

Most of the world's stock markets have already fallen to their 2010 lows.

By last March, that figure had fallen to 23 per cent.

In that year 40% of all articles were by European-affiliated economists, while the North American share had fallen to 45%.

By 1910, Brazilian production had fallen to 50%.

Since we launched the surge last year, violence has fallen to its lowest point since the spring of 2004.

And some economists think it could have fallen to around 2%.

By 1980-82, Sri Lanka's share of world markets had fallen to 19 percent while Kenya's share had more than tripled to 9 percent.

By 1700 the Middle East's share had fallen to just 2% and Europe's had risen to 22%.

On Chinese figures, the fertility rate has fallen to 1. 8.

Private consumption accounted for 46% of GDP in 2000; by 2009, that ratio had fallen to about 35%.

In 1868, the market value of raw silk was 517 tael of silver per picul, by 1875, the price had fallen to 285 tael per picul.

The ABC-audited daily circulation of the printed Wall Street Journal Europe has fallen to 74, 800 this year from 100, 769 in 2002.

Will you help an unknown old man who has fallen to the ground?

Meanwhile, America's overall current-account deficit has fallen to around 5% of GDP from a peak of 6. 2% in the third quarter of 2006.

The job of replenishing this has traditionally fallen to big corporations such as Toshiba.

Idle time had fallen to 24% of total rig days, from 34% in 2007.

The euro has fallen to just $1. 27 from $1. 44. Two years ago it was nearly $1. 60.

The annual number of deaths has fallen to 1. 8m, from its peak of 2. 2m in 2005.

Sea ice in the Arctic has fallen to a record low -- and the locals now wear shorts and T-shirts in summer.

By 1950 their share had fallen to 40%.

we would never know how many victims had fallen to the police bullets in Suez, my friend solemnly concluded.

The proportion of people under 16 in Britain has fallen to 18. 9 per cent, compared with pensioners who account for 19 per cent.

Personal consumption as a share of gross domestic product has fallen to 70. 5% from 71. 1% in the third quarter of 2009.

One might think that wages would have fallen to a level at which anyone who wanted a job could have found one.

Bond prices have continued rallying, and the yield for 2-year US Treasuries has fallen to 3. 1% (as at 12 December 2007).

By 2005, this had fallen to 27 per cent.

By 2000 investment had fallen to $2. 5 billion.

Corn prices, for example, have fallen to a 12-month low while soyabean is trading at its lowest level since August 2007.

In the first quarter of 2008 the figure had fallen to 57. 1 per cent.

China's household consumption, for example, has fallen to a lowly 35 per cent of gross domestic product, against 50 per cent in the 1980s.

Great Wall Motors, for example, was trading at more than 12 times earnings earlier in the year but has fallen to 7 times.

But by Oct. 4 those prices had fallen to $75. 70 and $99. 80, respectively.

Having fallen to a eight-month low yesterday, the Shanghai Composite is this year's worst performing index in Asia.

But in the ten years since, that share has fallen to just over half, as big emerging economies have become active trade litigators.

In 1959, 31. 5 percent of heads of poor families worked full time year-round; by 1989, the percentage had fallen to 16. 2.

A Welfare Ministry survey showed the actual numbers of homeless had fallen to 15, 000 in 2009 from 25, 000 in 2003.

As of July 31st 2009 this had fallen to 94 poison pills (19%) and 164 staggered boards (33%).

The first cells, in satellites, cost about $200 per watt of generating power. By last year the price had fallen to about $2. 70 per watt.

and the time taken for a house for sale to find a buyer has fallen to 8. 4 weeks.

By last year the price had fallen to about $2. 70 per watt.

A senior official said in January that the number of "mass incidents" in China had fallen to about 23, 000 last year from 26, 000 in 2005.

At that time, capacity was about 4. 2m bpd; today it has fallen to about 3. 8m or 3. 9m.

Why not? n- Because your self-created empire to a certain extent would have fallen to bits

Fabric that had fallen to dust over the centuries

I've fallen to the sea but still I swim for shore

All creations here have fallen to extinction over time;

The number of eunuchs in Imperial employ had fallen to 470 in 1912, when their employment ceased