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Dwindled over the past year.
Every day their numbers dwindled.
Ukraine's car production dwindled to 441 cars in November.
And why have their numbers dwindled?
His belief dwindled, and with the death of his daughter Annie in 1851, Darwin finally lost all faith in Christianity.
If they separated, their numbers dwindled.
Eventually, prints of The Bachman Books dwindled from four stories to three as the author allowed Rage to die a quiet death in the publishing world.
Over time, the number of protesters dwindled.
The use of the Russian transshipment hub at Ulyanovsk has dwindled substantially in recent years, but carried heavy political symbolism for both sides.
During the years 1880-1910 the number of Jews dwindled.
Although the store never had a loss, its staff dwindled from 400 to 75 over the years.
Because of the lack of water and the lack of money, the tourist trade dwindled.
FTPmail services were common in the early 1990s, but dwindled in importance as more users gained direct internet access through SLIP, PPP and other Dial-up access internet protocols.
As summer approached in 1838 the number of troops in Florida dwindled to about 2,300.
However, the St. Nicholas Youth Club's membership dwindled and all of its activities were suspended because many of its members joined the armed services or worked to support the war effort.
In the 1970s as the granite quarries closed down and jobs dwindled, residents began leaving.[5].
As modernization and industrialization of Japan continued,rice became the mainstay and the popularity of hōtō as a household dish dwindled.
In the case of the Greenland Norse, they had trade with the mother country-- Norway--and that trade dwindled: partly because Norway got weaker, partly because of sea ice between Greenland and Norway.
For decades the bird was in danger, becausefood sources in the feeding grounds, along its migratory routes gradually dwindled.
It also charged that as their political consulting income dwindled in Ukraine in 2014 and 2015, Manafort and Gates defrauded banks to allow Manafort“to have the benefits of liquid income without paying taxes on it.”.
That date has been pushed back several times,as several dozen teams slowly dwindled to a mere five right now.
The town rapidly dwindled in importance, although the expansion of the British into South India led to Tranquebar becoming a hub for missionary activity for some time and a place particularly known for training native priests.
The number of Russians who believe that Russia should recognize the independence of the DPR andLPR dwindled from 29% to 23% over the past year and a half.
During the 1980s, reliance on Middle East production dwindled as commercial exploration developed major non-OPEC oilfields in Siberia, Alaska, the North Sea, and the Gulf of Mexico, and the Soviet Union became the world's largest producer of oil.
The country experienced two quarters ofrecession as global demand for its commodity-based exports dwindled and external credit dried up.
However, in other countries such as the UK, where the show was given prime time scheduling on terrestrial television,ratings also dwindled.
Brazil experienced two quarters of recession,as global demand for Brazil's commodity-based exports dwindled and external credit dried up.
Inflation was your friend because you usually started off committed to a monthly repayment which made yours eyes water,but as time went by the real value of this dwindled in significance.
Western rite parishes were established in Poland in 1926 when a half-dozen congregations were received into Eastern Orthodoxy; however,the movement dwindled during World War II.[17].
The Grey Nuns struggled to establish their institution despite meager financial resources, language barriers, and opposition from the established medical community.[26]Immigration dwindled after World War I.