Then, in one week, the market dropped by 4 percent.

In 1989 sales to the third world dropped by 25 percent, to $29.3 billion.

Last year, the value of sales dropped by fully 10 percent.

That's slightly better than the 1.44 percent dropped call rate the company reported this same time last year.

Within a few days, live cattle prices dropped by 16 percent.

Jobs in manufacturing dropped by 40.7 percent to 308,000 over the 12 years studied.

Those who clung on said sales dropped by 20 percent.

As a result, the company says, cabin noise dropped by 16 percent.

The percent of drivers the association covers has dropped, to about 40.

The percent of those 65 and over who do not exercise dropped from 43 to 38 between 1987 and 1992.