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It's interesting, incidentally, to see how Direct Messaging has been downgraded a bit in this new test version.

Recently an analyst downgraded a stock, causing a 5% decline.

That's not completely off the mark — it's likely that the downgrade added a bit to the general sense of gloom and uncertainty that's become pervasive among investors in the past couple of weeks.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet That's not completely off the mark — it's likely that the downgrade added a bit to the general sense of gloom and uncertainty that's become pervasive among investors in the past couple of weeks.

We downgraded it a wee bit for leaving small, precise bits of kale in its (still perfectly drinkable) smoothie.

However, downgrading a state is a serious thing.

George Osborne will say that immediate remedial action on the deficit is needed to prevent Britain's debt being downgraded, and that it is a bit rich for the government to say "trust us" to the voters.

He's now chief content officer, which is a bit like being downgraded from master chef to catering officer.

Meanwhile, GMAC's borrowing costs spiked by more than 100 basis points in the second quarter last year, and credit downgrades bit deeply.

Technology stocks once again helped fuel today's rally, although the picture was a bit mixed after Morgan Stanley downgraded the industry forecast for semiconductor equipment makers.

Wilson is a bit of a downgrade since he's lighter, and his his situation with the Giants is still unknown.