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• The editorial, however, did not take credit for the sharp drop in prices.
• The Gulf oil producers have been hit hard by the sharp drop in prices.
• But that's probably not enough to cause another sharp drop in prices, Kilduff said.
• South Korean chip makers have suffered sharp drops in prices that have eroded their earnings.
• The result has been to create a huge power surplus and a sharp drop in price.
• The result was a sharp drop in prices for the growing supply of waste paper collected.
• Tuesday's sharp drop in prices may turn out to be no more than a short-term correction, analysts said.
• South Korean chip makers have suffered sharp drops in prices that have eroded their earnings . ( SKOREA-CHIP MAKERS)
• Experts are divided on how much, if any, effect the order has contributed to the recent sharp drop in prices.
• "There are reasons to believe that until the end of the year there will not be a sharp drop in prices.
• Hanbo's financial woes also deepened as a result of sharp drops in prices of its key products such as hot-coil steel plates.
• Like most things digital, the home scanner market has exploded, thanks to the growth of the Internet and a sharp drop in price.
• Equally important was an influx to the world market of grain from the Russian provinces Ukraine and Poland, resulting in a sharp drop in price.
• In a worst case scenario, the rising supply of houses on the market coupled with overinflated values could lead to a sharp drop in prices.
• South Korea's ballooning trade deficit is largely due to a sharp drop in prices of such key South Korean export items as semiconductors, officials said.
• The sharp drop in prices has caused a surge in passengers, but competitors of Go say its fares are too low for anybody to make money.
• The sharp drop in prices was not the product of frantic trading : Volume on the New York Stock Exchange was a relatively modest 713.6 million shares.
• And some fishermen are not convinced the seafood is clean, or they fear a sharp drop in prices if everybody returns to work at once, Rodriguez said.
• The study said that based on past experience, a housing bubble in an industrial country has a 40 percent chance of being followed by a sharp drop in prices.
• The sharp drop in prices was not the product of frantic trading : Volume on the New York Stock Exchange was a relatively modest 713 . 6 million shares.