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a drop or decrease in value a fall in the exchange rate
a sudden fall in sales in the home market
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to drop to a lower price or lower figure Borrowing from libraries fell for the first time.
His royalties have fallen from $10,000 a year to $200.
The pound fell against other European currencies.
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to happen or take place The public holiday falls on a Tuesday.
⃞ payments which fall due payments which are now due to be made |
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