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- noun Plural form of
fall-off an alternative spelling offalloff .
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Examples
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It used to be that the things lamented as cultural fall-offs had to do with mores.
Marian Salzman: Who's in Control? Marian Salzman 2010
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It used to be that the things lamented as cultural fall-offs had to do with mores.
Marian Salzman: Who's in Control? Marian Salzman 2010
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It used to be that the things lamented as cultural fall-offs had to do with mores.
Marian Salzman: Who's in Control? Marian Salzman 2010
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Last contestant left clinging to life advances to the final challenge, while the early fall-offs faced off in Level Two.
Tallulah Morehead: Big Brother 12 : "One of My Good Dogs," The 8-Second Man 2010
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It used to be that the things lamented as cultural fall-offs had to do with mores.
Marian Salzman: Who's in Control? Marian Salzman 2010
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It used to be that the things lamented as cultural fall-offs had to do with mores.
Marian Salzman: Who's in Control? Marian Salzman 2010
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It used to be that the things lamented as cultural fall-offs had to do with mores.
Marian Salzman: Who's in Control? Marian Salzman 2010
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Last contestant left clinging to life advances to the final challenge, while the early fall-offs faced off in Level Two.
Tallulah Morehead: Big Brother 12 : "One of My Good Dogs," The 8-Second Man 2010
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"However, those price declines pale in comparison to the sharp fall-offs we have seen in the past week, where the investor concerns over the possibility of nationalization of some institutions has led many of these securities to decline 30% or more," said Dally, MarketWatch reported.
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None of this is due to dramatic fall-offs in supply.
The Rise of the Rest 2008
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