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go into freefall
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go into freefall 
1. If prices or the value of something go into freefall, they lose value very quickly. Problems with TV deals have sent football finances into freefall.
2. If someone's career, life, or ability goes into freefall, it gets bad and out of control very quickly. When he was diagnosed with cancer, his life went into freefall.


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Summary: A skydiver has survived after falling 1000ft on to a roof when his parachute failed to open during a 10,000ft freefall.
Skydiver survives 1000ft fall by Independent Television News Limited (ITN)
From what I can see, here in the southeast valley, we seem to have slowed our freefall market slide, and are quickly heading towards the bottom.
Have We Hit the Bottom of the Real Estate Market? by Compatible Agent / Real estate industry community
FREEFALL (BBC Two, 9pm) THIS one-off drama stars Aidan Gillen, Rosamund Pike and Dominic Cooper, one of the British film industry's most promising rising stars.
It's crunch time for the city high-flyers; TVChoice by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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