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Prices have dropped up to 28 percent for new apartments in some Chinese cities this autumn, and real estate brokers have laid off thousands of agents as transactions slowed.

Fuel-efficiency estimates have yet to be determined, but Porsche reports consumption and emissions have dropped up to 16 percent on the European driving cycle compared to the outgoing model.

This year, a series of heavy storms over the U.S. Midwest to the Northeast have dropped up to 400percentt of average snows in some locations, said Jeff Masters, director of meteorology at Weather Underground.

With the Yes campaign taking the lead in the polls for the first time and Better Together having dropped up to 22 percentage points in a month, the UK's attention is firmly on the state of the union.

Vedomosti noted three polls conducted in July showed Medvedev's rating had dropped up to 10 percentage points since the start of the year, and Putin's had declined by up to 6 percentage points.

For instance, in the Hai river basin, in which both Beijing and Tianjin lie, shallow water tables have dropped by up to 50 metres, deep ones by up to 90.

Local aquifer levels in the Eagle Ford formation have dropped by up to 300ft over the last few years.

That rapid growth has been accompanied by a steep plunge in wholesale prices for solar panels, which have dropped by up to three-quarters in the past four years.

In the Hai river basin in China, for example, deep-groundwater tables have dropped by up to 90 metres.Part of the beauty of the borehole is that it requires no elaborate apparatus; a single farmer may be able to sink his own tubewell and start pumping.

In the past couple of weeks, government-bond prices have dropped sharply, driving up yields.

Supermarkets have dropped the diesel price by up to 2p per litre.