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(He later qualified the statement by betting West would suffer a massive drop off after first-week sales).
He expects to see a "massive drop off" of GOP voters casting ballots in the Senate race after they check a box in the presidential race.
There's these pavements in Bloomsbury that feel like they're about four or five foot high, a massive drop off the kerb.
He noticed a massive drop-off in the numbers and, especially, quality of undergraduates between 1996, when he graduated, and 2005.
Google will probably never release this data, but I bet it saw a massive drop-off in traffic to the iOS 5 Maps app it powered that people clung to instead of switching to iOS 6.
The issues facing nightlife in the capital and beyond, the ones that have created a massive drop-off in the number of nightclubs in the UK over the space of a decade (3,144 in 2005, to 1,733 according to The Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers) are issues that existed before Boris took the reigns off poor old Ken Livingstone.
While 80% of donors say they watch the show, donations on a whole rose just less than 1% since the show began, but that's not bad considering most charities struggled with massive donation drop-offs after the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 unless you were a Sept. 11-related charity.
Everyone's favorite line in the earnings report — the company's massive stock-based compensation — also appeared to drop off.
When the AP Twitter stream was hacked a few weeks ago leading to a massive drop in the equities market, I went off.
Italy, grew by a massive 1,174% year-on-year, which was partially down to a return to normal levels after a huge drop off in investment in 2012.
