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The movement of a river typically begins to decline as it approaches its mouth, where it meets a larger body of water, such as an ocean or a lake. In this area, the gradient decreases, leading to slower flow rates due to reduced elevation and increased sediment deposition. Additionally, factors such as human activities, damming, and water extraction can also contribute to the reduction in river flow over time.

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