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fall by

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fall by (some amount)
[for an asset] to drop in value by a certain amount. The gas stocks fell by nearly 1.0 percent today. If the stock market falls by four hundred points, I'm going to jump off a cliff.
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15 times more likely to fall by the 6-month follow-up than a person who did not use an assistive device.
Tossing a Friend offers a mad, invented ritual that breeches the fundamental isolation of the fall by holding open the prospect of acting in concert.
 
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