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degenerate into

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degenerate into something
to decay into something; to break down into something. The peace rally degenerated into a riot. I was afraid that the party would degenerate into a drinking contest.


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The events in Kenya during and after the 2007 general elections provide a classical example of how stable African states degenerate into failing or failed states.
While the Day of Silence usually follows a more raucous day of parades to end the old year, most of the processions were called off on fears they could degenerate into violence ahead of national elections next month.
While the Day of Silence usually follows a more raucous day of parades to end the old year, most of the processions were called off on fears they could degenerate into violence ahead of national elections next month.
 
 
 
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