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The old one has fallen through . As you may have already noticed , very little rain has fallen since Paka 's departure . He was one of Germany 's most senior statesmen - - now Edmund Stoiber , governor of Bavaria and one-time chancellor candidate , has fallen from the ranks of the country 's top politicians to the depths of personal humiliation . These included a series of fragmentary reliefs in Room S that showed a royal lion hunt and which had apparently fallen from an upper storey . A thousand rockets have fallen since . Is it any accident that voter turnout has fallen along with party allegiance , a rise in media skepticism , the fragmenting of the television audience and the general fraying of community ? Three times the cards went all round the table , and neither of the marked cards had yet fallen from his hand . Mexico striker Jared Borgetti , 33 next week , is set to leave Bolton Wanderers FC in England , although a deal to join Al-Ittihad in Saudi Arabia has fallen through . Club seems to have entirely fallen through ; and this is due to the unwillingness of any one to take hold and give it a good start , and not to the lack of good banjo-players here . Recently the value of the dollar has fallen against the currencies of our major trading partners . Proposals to establish such ties between Indonesia and Portugal have fallen through in the past over Lisbon 's insistence on the release of Gusmao , who is serving a 20-year sentence for armed insurgency . Where the GDP has tripled in per capita terms , the GPI has actually fallen since 1976 . The last time I wrote in here was when I had just found out that my exchange to Columbia had fallen through . Because the value of the US $ had fallen from a rate of SFr . In their just-issued new report , the United States ranking has fallen along with France and Japan . The apple that Eve ate was a little thing , but it proved that she had fallen from innocence and become a sinner .