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  • Precipitously.

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  • A Gallup poll out today sheds some new light on all the talk about the "enthusiasm gap": It finds that confidence in the legislative branch has dropped most precipitiously among Democrats.

    Even Dems are fast losing confidence in gov't Greg Sargent 2010

  • And it appears to be all about Palin: As Taegan Goddard notes, the poll's key finding is that Ayotte's appeal to moderate voters has dropped precipitiously in the wake of Palin's endorsement.

    More evidence Palin should stay inside her bubble 2010

  • And support dropped precipitiously for a "surge" when respondents were asked to choose between four options -- withdraw immediately, withdraw within a year, withdraw taking as many years as needed and increase troop strength.

    Poll: Big Majority Opposes Escalation 2009

  • By the way, some of you may have noticed that the level of violence in Iraq has declined precipitiously.

    On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2008

  • I stupidly put it on the middle rack, where it rose precipitiously, then burned to a crisp before the middle was anything but goo.

    majestic and moist honey cake | smitten kitchen 2008

  • Add to that the fact that tv shows NEVER GET BETTER AFTER THE FIFTH SEASON -- they can only hold ground, or get worse, and most get precipitiously worse somewhere around s6 or s7 -- and I have to say it doesn't seem wrong or unfair to me that people want to call it off here.

    hth_the_first: putting the "fan" back in "franchise" -- no, wait... hth_the_first 2008

  • For a low profile special election held in early February like this one, voter turnout drops precipitiously, to as low as 10%.

    Working Families Party Field Operation in SD7 Steve Perez 2007

  • Actually, we are in the last stages of the Pleistocene Ice Age Epoch which peaked about 1.65 million years ago and has been melting ever since, not precipitiously nor uniformily, but in a series of advances and retreats.

    The Volokh Conspiracy » Bjorn Lomborg’s Cool It: 2007

  • For a low profile special election held in early February like this one, voter turnout drops precipitiously, to as low as 10%.

    Archive 2007-01-01 Steve Perez 2007

  • Standards of living in the countries with the EURO will decline gradually and precipitiously.

    The French Dislike The Euro Serf 2006

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