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move down

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move someone or something down
to cause someone or something to move farther down or along [something]. Move Tom down a few seats. We need more space here. Move down all these chairs. We need more space.
See also: move

move down

to move oneself farther down a line of things. Someone else needs to sit on this bench. Please move down. Could you move down a little so we can have some more room?
See also: move


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0561 level with a move down through that price signifying a resumption of the downtrend.
The colon also helps the body by making contractions that move down its length pushing waste towards the anus The colon is a tube that connects the rectum and the anus to the small intestine and absorbs nutrients into the body.
The recent stock market crisis (2008) took the stock market down by more than 30% in less than a year This has a lot of traders thinking that big money can be made simply by buying put options on stocks that will move down with the market, especially high beta ones The recent stock market crisis (2008) took the stock market down by more than 30% in less than a year.
 
 
 
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