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In 2004, he tore a latissimus dorsi muscle, but that was a small part of the reason his professional stock continued to dwindle.
en.wikipedia.org The club used to have over 8,000 members in its heyday, but in the 2000s membership has dwindled to some 300.
en.wikipedia.org The gender distinction has dwindled to only a handful of words.
en.wikipedia.org The city started to dwindle as early as the 3rd century.
en.wikipedia.org After railroads and surface roads developed, the freight and passenger businesses dwindled and, except for ferries and a few foreign cruise ships, has now vanished.
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