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• Prices on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange tumbled in moderate trading Monday.
• The long bullet was inadequately stabilized and tended to tumble in flight.
• Tech stocks tumbled in February, only to roar back in early March.
• The split triggered a tumble in the share prices of both companies.
• The Conference Board reported last week that consumer confidence tumbled in February.
• Michigan State and Syracuse took the biggest tumbles in this week's poll.
• She let her hair grow so that it tumbled in wavy tendrils.
• He also sent Jon Macken tumbling in the area on another play.
• And when yields tumbled in the bond market Tuesday, stock prices soared.
• Retail stocks continued to tumble in the wake of tepid holiday sales.
• Prices on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange tumbled in heavy trading Friday.
• Eleven lost their opening match, five more tumbled in the second round.
• Crude oil and natural gas prices have tumbled in the second quarter.
• The Nasdaq Composite Index took its biggest tumble in three weeks.
• Ad rates for banner ads were already tumbling in the fall of 2000.
• Parts and zinc powder are tumbled in a sealed rotating drum.
• Share prices tumbled in a day of selling across the board.
• The Miami Hurricanes have taken quite a tumble in the past few days.
• Low trading also prompted a 2 . 1 percent tumble in securities shares.
• Within hours, stock prices were tumbling in Australia, then in Japan.