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It's hard to know the right way to say it without a more complete context. " He slipped 2 points in the latest poll, for example, might work.
- It's hard to know the right way to say it without a more complete context.
- " He slipped 2 points in the latest poll, for example, might work.
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It's hard to know the right way to say it without a more complete context. In generaly, don't use the preposition "with."
He slipped 2 points in the latest poll, for example, might work.
He slipped 2 points in the latest poll, for example, might work.
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TomerHi,Their standing in the poll went down 2%age points.
"They decended? with 2%" (refering to a poll)
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