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The phrase "fall of being" does not make grammatical sense in English. It is possible that it is a translation from another language and does not retain the same meaning in English. Please provide more context or the original phrase in order to better understand its usage and provide a more accurate response. It is possible that you meant "falling from grace" or "loss of self" which are common phrases used to describe a downward spiral or decline in one's character or state of being. For example, "The politician's scandal led to his fall from grace and loss of public support."
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Young men showed no signs this fall of being shoved back into the cage of fashion conformity.
For hours, they spilled their stories -- of watching bodies fall, of being chased by clouds of debris.
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We just fall short of being knowers.
But Kant also allows for judgments of beauty which fall short of being pure.
He fell short of being elected.
"The fall of Micron is going to be horrendous".
The "American Hippo Bill" fell just short of being passed.
The fall of Chibok is hugely symbolic.
The fall of Qaddafi was a good thing, right?
The main fall of water is 184 feet (56 metres).
A further fall of 25% is forecast for next year.
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