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91 The Asian Development Bank says AsiaAsia's growth this year is expected to fall to 3.4 %.

92 The task of providing a rationale and support for an appointment would naturally fall to those making the hiring or promotion decision, but you can't assume that those reasons are self-evident.

93 The result is that paper money would often lead to an inflationary bubble, which could collapse if people began demanding hard money, causing the demand for paper notes to fall to zero.

94 The dirt and debris become contaminated with the radioisotopes generated by the explosion or activated by neutron radiation and fall to earth as fallout.

95 Let the poverty fall to hell with earning other's wealth.

96 Even with 1 percent annual growth in demand,[Sentencedict.com] the 100 quadrillion Btu consumed in 2006 would fall to 93 quadrillion Btu by 2050.

97 Ants then came to take it away for food, but the titmouse had been hurt by the owl's claws and the fall to the ground, so it couldn't move.

98 Synthetic syllabuses emphasize particularly on the sequencing of teaching contents and the criteria of sequencing chiefly fall to "frequency" and "complexity".

99 Some political parties, including Labour in Britain, have suggested that the legal voting age should fall to 16.

100 With Kuorankongkuo frame of, indifferent pleasant leisure and unknowingly fall to go.

101 The spacecraft will provide in-depth analysis of Vesta, which scientists believe is the source of a large number of meteorites that fall to Earth.

102 When a boy is playing football and suffers a really painful injury he might fall to the ground screaming, but a wild-eyed coach shouts, 'Get up!

103 The industrial added value growth rate may fall to break the record.

104 He thought that the kismet fall to be the origin of value, which is humanity. The humanity is naturally good, which can educe that the people are trusty and can be treated as the subject in polity.

105 As companies compete vigorously, prices fall to just above the marginal cost of production.

106 The traditional insurance company fall to starting the structure company structure also, established the new net marketing channel.

107 His father and uncle fall to the ground, crying uncontrollably.

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108 Don't hold the melon by the melon vine. Once it drops, the watermelon will fall to the ground and break.

109 Yhwh was with Samuel, and let none of His words fall to the ground.

110 Our lives are much too busy these days to let it fall to chance or when you get around to it.

111 And you very casting hard these 5 balls, do not let their fall to the ground.

112 All right, so I refused to risk my life last fall to put up that particular storm window because the borrowed ladder was so unstable.

113 The Asian Development Bank says Asia's growth this year is expected to fall to 3.4 percent.

114 He, too, prefers the 10-year price-to-earnings ratio, he said, but he didn't think that it necessarily had to fall to the same bargain-basement levels it reached in the 1930s and 1970s.

115 Why Plates are Always Upside - down When They Fall to the Ground?

116 Orient Securities on the forecast price data showed annual CPI next year will fall to 1% -2%, and a first post-high-low trend, and even did not rule out one or two quarter CPI was negative.

117 But they continued to fall to the ground in even -- greater numbers.

118 More serious is the price higher than the value of the excess profit most of them fall to circulation, producers, consumers didn't take much didn't spend less, wine production as well as to sell wine.

119 In a clearing deep inside the Laotian jungle, a group of Hmong fall to the ground and beg me for help as soon as they see me.

120 By contrast, the most successful approach is to let asset prices fall to discover the extent of the damage, take over failed banks, recapitalize them, and later sell them back to investors.