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In that uncertainty (to put it mildly), and as rivals to the platform proliferated, ad revenues for Twitter (which rebranded as X last month), have cratered more than 50% since late last year.

Juice could reveal what kind of activity has caused some of them to look dark and cratered or paler and grooved.

The flip side of that is that the Adélie and chinstrap populations have cratered in many areas and particularly chinstrap penguins.

The image reveals a close-up of the Moon, showing its cratered surface glimmering in the dark depths of space.

As the price of Bitcoin cratered, investors shared despondent memes on X, while industry leaders tried to reassure crypto fans that the market would rebound.

As the virus cratered the economy, Honduran gangs impuestos de guerra, “war taxes,” from residents.

Both the Nets’ offense and defense had cratered, and they suddenly were clinging to merely a play-in spot.

EV demand has cratered in Italy since the start of the year, as buyers wait for new subsidies that Rome flagged in late 2023.

His predecessor, Fumio Kishida, quit after his support cratered due to anger over a cost of living crunch and the scandal involving unrecorded donations to MPs.

It had cratered the sidewalk and part of our driveway and taken out a section of our roof.

While it was up slightly in pre-market trading, it cratered down about 10% after the opening bell.

But while those two have garnered plenty of attention this week, no commodity has cratered more spectacularly than palladium, stunning investors with a 30% plunge that included a 20% drop in one day alone in the spot market.

Ridership across the T’s buses, subways and commuter rail has cratered during the crisis, down more than 90 percent on the subway and more than 80 percent on buses.

Since the coronavirus pandemic shut down movie theaters in March, the theatrical exhibition business has cratered and not recovered—despite at least one attempt from Warner Bros. itself to goose the business.

Since then, medallion prices have cratered, selling for a fraction of the record $1.3 million price in 2014.

Since the pandemic took hold, capital investment by manufacturers has cratered.

But his fund-raising cratered almost immediately.

The Moon's south pole region is home to some of the most extreme environments in the solar system: it's unimaginably cold, massively cratered, and has areas that are either constantly bathed in sunlight or in darkness.

This will go a long way in bringing some semblance of sanity on our cratered roads (thankfullysome roadare beingrepaired).

Home sales plummeted 32 per cent from the peak, and prices cratered by 10 to more than 30 per cent in the suburbs, depending on the municipality.