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Other international markets were down even more precipitously.

Hungarians rioted in several cities, and the Socialists lost popularity even more precipitously.

It fell to 33percentt by 1980 and then fell even more precipitously between 1980 and 1990.

Reader's Digest has lost 25percentt of its circulation in the last 10 years, and TV Guide has fallen even more precipitously.

The number of so-called core golfers, defined as people 18 years old and up who play eight or more rounds a year, has declined even more precipitously.

Market value declined even more precipitously: Analysts estimate that it went from $14 billion to $8 billion in those four years.

"If this election is about how we're going to fight to get nothing done, I don't want any part of it," Jeb said in a telling, memorable reaction after his polling numbers dropped precipitously, and he seemed even more like a reluctant candidate ready to throw in the towel.

Because it has fallen so precipitously in the past year, Yahoo would require even more patience from its stockholders: 20 years of 15percentt gains.

A forthcoming paper by Shams Pathan of Australia's Bond University finds that bank boards that are more aligned with shareholders' interests are more likely to take risk than those that are under the thumb of the chief executive.When banks have only thin slices of equity, or when share prices have dropped precipitously, shareholders' propensity to gamble goes up even more.

Production peaked in 1917, when more than 100 million tons were mined; however, production has also declined even more precipitously than it has for bituminous because of competition from other available energy sources.

As you can see, the trend has been precipitously downward in recent years, starting with the finals of 2003 and 2004 featuring obscure teams from Anaheim and Tampa, and then really plummeting post-lockout with participants even more obscure.