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4. Most companies have suffered a drop in their profits, even very large companies.

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98. However, it is possible to lose weight and not suffer a large drop in metabolic rate.

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124. The drop in the birth rate 20 years ago has created a severe shortage of workers.

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148. The resulting sharp drop in its levels causes the lining of the womb, along with the unfertilised egg, to be shed.

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160. Analysis of the health service performance indicators shows a large drop in the proportion of night visits performed by deputising services.

161. In the long-term the cost was a noticeable drop in our living standards at home.

162. This drop in mortality was above all a drop in infant mortality.

163. Far better to await a further sharp drop in mortgage rates into the high or even middling single digits.

164. The Berras did not, for example, have to suffer through a 43-percent drop in 1931.

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167. Declining orders could mean a drop in production and a loss of jobs.

168. In the month, the service industries, including tourism, registered a 2. 7 percent drop in unemployment.

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176. Statewide, the agency attributed a small increase in unemployment largely to a drop in agricultural jobs.

177. Occasionally we all suffer from influenza or a bout of sickness, which naturally results in a drop in weight.

178. This was despite a 5% drop in demand for milk and pressure from tough-bargaining supermarkets.

179. Greenspan also said it was too early to judge whether the recent drop in the stock market could cause a recession.

180. Inevitably the sharp drop in property values and the collapse of some property groups has highlighted the risks.

181. Third World debt is so massive that recent pledges to reduce or forgive it are just a drop in the bucket.

182. Though not catastrophic, the drop in oxygen levels was bewildering.

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210. Federal Department announced that payroll last month's drop in the number of 539, 000.