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fall beneath

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fall beneath something
to drop under something. The thimble fell beneath the sofa. The gift that Bob had purchased for Maggie fell beneath the wheels of a truck.
See also: beneath, fall


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Such a scheme provides families just above that margin with a lot of incentive to fall beneath it.
Several of the more right-wing hosts fall beneath the radar of St.
The jacket sleeve should be full at the top and taper downward, allowing enough room for inch of the shirtsleeve cuff to fall beneath it.
 
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