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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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8); 1st strictest VERDICT Hull came close to pulling off another amazing away win in last week's 2-2 draw at Anfield, which was still further evidence that they aren't about to go into freefall.
Marchetta's fortunes go into freefall when an investigative TV reporter airs a story claiming the company's top-selling beauty cream has nasty side effects.
DREW BAYLOR (Bloom) is a talented young shoe designer, whose fortunes go into freefall when his design for a revolutionary training shoe almost sends his employers bankrupt.
 
 
 
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