Other complex molecules "flop around, dissipate, and decay," he said.
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And as time goes on, it's not likely to dissipate.
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Every time price pressures seem to build, they then dissipate.
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They have gas that has to dissipate from the inside.
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Bad things are like a sunset; they dissipate over time.
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And that heat is going to take time to dissipate.
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Concentration intensifies, and worries about the past or future dissipate.
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As the days dissipate you get more and more excited.
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Once the eruption is over, the gases will quickly dissipate.
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The fuel powering bigger and riskier deals should now dissipate.
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But the current interest from hedge funds could dissipate quickly.
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As threats dissipate, military commanders will review our force posture.
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All the tension in your heart and stomach will dissipate.
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Melodies glide and taper, textures rise and shudder and dissipate.
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Finally, some of this month's confusion is starting to dissipate!
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But wind power did not dissipate with the summer breeze.
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Asian markets also advanced as tensions with North Korea dissipate.
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Ongoing investigations into Russian interference cannot be allowed to dissipate.
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They were counting on psychiatric treatment to dissipate the threat.
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Office workers hang around, waiting for the traffic to dissipate.
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"Rings are thought to kind of dissipate fairly quickly," says Sickafoose.
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If the relationship is working, your insecurities will dissipate over time.
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The pain of losing a child does not dissipate with time.
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How and when did the corruption dissipate, if it ever did?
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At 31, I'm unsure that the impulse will ever fully dissipate.
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Such gains usually dissipate after a few weeks, but occasionally persist.
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This sense of fairness will dissipate greatly right after the elections.
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They apparently let the precious gases just dissipate into the air!
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As we cross the starting timeline, I feel the tension dissipate.
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And the glee didn't dissipate after the house lights went up.
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High winds also dissipate fire retardant dropped by aircraft, McLean said.
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Trust in politicians should be hard-won and quick to dissipate.
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But plastic items quickly dissipate heat and tend to stay wet.
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But that concern could dissipate as charging stations become more common.
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It should dissipate by early next week, the hurricane center said.
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Fragments of phrases attempt to coalesce into melodic lines but dissipate.
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"Motherfucker," Simon mutters, as the warm feelings of the chorus dissipate.
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A support base that had transcended the sport appeared to dissipate overnight.
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And their first-mover advantage could dissipate if America clarifies its policy.
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Sometimes she watches TV comedies to try to dissipate her black moods.
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Others have seen the pop they got at their IPO swiftly dissipate.
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Historically, it's been very easy for insurgent campaigns to dissipate after defeat.
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But once Mosul falls, the common cause against ISIS will rapidly dissipate.
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Until the government recognises their demands, the anger is unlikely to dissipate.
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It does, however, dissipate in the atmosphere far more quickly than carbon.
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Still, all over Northeast Ohio, the good feelings have failed to dissipate.
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The good news is that hangovers eventually dissipate, but patience is required.
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Yet there are signs that those incentives may be starting to dissipate.
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Your rage for the Democratic nominee might dissipate, or it might not.
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It will likely dissipate from Tuesday evening, the National Hurricane Center said.
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They exercise strenuously and their bodies can't dissipate the heat fast enough.
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Heard herself posted a statement as the public disappointment failed to dissipate.
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But if repatriation keeps decelerating the buyback boost will dissipate, he said.
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And despite the vote, the worries surrounding the technology are unlikely to dissipate.
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That's a clear indication of an announcement bump, which could dissipate with time.
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And the Fight Club-era masculine anxiety about that is starting to dissipate.
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"If those headwinds dissipate, then interest rates would rise," Poloz told the committee.
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A week later in the championship round, home-field advantage starts to dissipate.
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The Economist: What does it take to neuter and dissipate a conspiracy narrative?
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The thinner they get the harder it is to dissipate all that heat.
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She'll let the energy of this event dissipate and push other story lines.
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Sometimes symptoms dissipate in time, in other instances it can be longer lasting.
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The immigration pressures on Europe and the U.S. simply will not dissipate easily.
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SO THAT MILLION BARRELS A DAY OF SURPLUS PRODUCTION IS STARTING TO DISSIPATE.
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For many Americans, the underlying economic anxiety about the crash would never dissipate.
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Another key element to the new materials is their ability to dissipate static.
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And will his theatrical impulse dissipate when he takes the oath of office?
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Investors also believe the glut will dissipate as demand for oil steadily rises.
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But whatever challenges she may have among these groups dissipate against Mr. Trump.
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At times, these conditions stimulated efforts at reform, but energy tended to dissipate.
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The European Union could dissipate faster than even its detractors could have dreamed.
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As the vodka dries, its smell will dissipate, taking lingering malodor with it.
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Cons to considerThe pillows' memory foam odor took longer than normal to dissipate.
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That animosity seemed to dissipate after the last-minute wrangling with Mr. Flake.
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Without a foothold in the top leadership, their leverage appears destined to dissipate.
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Hence, the current bout of skittishness should soon dissipate as the sparring subsides.
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For the most part, such claims will dissipate with the fog of advocacy.
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In the mid-1960s, trust in government, tradition and institutions began to dissipate.
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Range will continue to improve across the industry, and range anxiety will dissipate.
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My embarrassment began to dissipate: I leaped, I sang, I got "married" twice.
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He hid away from the public, hoping that attention and emotions would dissipate.
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Stay out late, and let your self-obsessed ego dissipate on the dancefloor.
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If you're tired of seeing headlines about Uber, know they wont dissipate anytime soon.
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As the air of celebration begins to dissipate, it's time to talk next steps.
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Jussie's anger will dissipate and he will forgive these people for what they did.
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Or in the case of Ghost [in Ant-Man and the Wasp], dissipate completely.
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He further showed that this statistical tendency to dissipate energy might foster self-replication.
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Laughter breaks out and the nerves dissipate as the team settles in to watch.
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Wilkerson said her hope is to dissipate stereotypes by using personal testimonies and imagery.
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She'd heard promises that microdosing LSD would yield heightened productivity and dissipate mental clutter.
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The hope is that reducing the intrusion will help dissipate the resentment and suspicion.
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Fear of "the other" tends to dissipate when people get to know each other.
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Get smart: Don't expect the uproar over these Trump officials' travels to dissipate quickly.
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If Johnson's climate views were more widely known, much of that support might dissipate.
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It will take a decade of renewed national reliability for the mistrust to dissipate.
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I know that our stories, intermingled so far, will dissipate when our lives do.
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Drinks like Coke require more time for their bubbles to dissipate in high altitude.
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For those with a large footprint, installing a green roof would significantly dissipate heat.
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As it became clear that Muamba still wasn't moving, the chants began to dissipate.
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Globs of pure white pork fat dissipate on the tongue like warm piggy aspic.
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The loaves may collapse if the gases dissipate before the proper temperature is reached.
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They are often slow to build and slow to dissipate in the urban landscape.
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Clouds rapidly dissipate so that we're mostly sunny by late morning into the afternoon.
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And I have seen how a spirit of unity from a tragedy can dissipate.
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Meanwhile, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg's hot streak has begun to dissipate and Sen.
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Watching these waves propagate and dissipate through the atmosphere furthers our understanding of that interconnectedness.
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We expect concentration risk to gradually dissipate with the increasing contribution from the Kendal estate.
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That feeling of excitement, anticipation, begins to dissipate in the second, third, and fourth dates.
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Picking the wrong lead single seemed to largely dissipate any interest in Perry's subsequent releases.
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Does it dissipate the anger that might motivate the drive for a more just society?
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However, Frank Hansel told CNBC, such feelings could dissipate with the victory of Donald Trump.
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The emotional triggers that have caused a spike in Talkspace's traffic aren't likely to dissipate.
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Lee believes the rally will continue as trends that weighed on stocks start to dissipate.
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As energy prices rise, fear will dissipate from the financial sector, according to one executive.
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The drop in dollar has sent the euro higher, as political concerns in Europe dissipate.
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Unfortunately, it has two significant side effects, dizziness and sleepiness, that might dissipate over time.
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"Interest in the sector and the individual names is not going to dissipate," James said.
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You might notice a slight smell of feathers at first, but this will quickly dissipate.
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That begins to really dissipate in the 90s... and you get films like Fight Club.
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Or do these much-needed conversations surrounding "no means no" dissipate once fall semester begins?
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The biggest downfall is the initial odor, which is non-toxic and does dissipate eventually.
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But the Republican determination despite the charges left raw feelings that will not dissipate soon.
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Once you determine that and start executing solutions, you'll notice the anxiety begins to dissipate.
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Let the pollution dissipate over China and Italy and find another way to conduct ourselves.
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Although those expectations have changed, it takes awhile for these stereotypes to dissipate, Fielding added.
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This tumble in cargo means the products that consumers take for granted could slowly dissipate.
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Instead, the government seems to be counting on the leaderless, somewhat disorganized movement to dissipate.
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My mother's ashes turned part of Sawtooth Lake a milky turquoise color, refusing to dissipate.
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As the embers die, any doubts I had that Notre-Dame will be healed dissipate.
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And if the answer is no—which it always is—that anxiety tends to dissipate.
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We both couldn't wait for the scent to dissipate, but maybe that's too hasty a judgment.
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For example, confidence on further infrastructure investments could dissipate once projects are revealed, the bank said.
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Furthermore, Madrid has recently managed to dissipate the political uncertainty clouding it for nearly a year.
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What's more, the "pyrocumulus" cloud, lingered for hours, whereas mushroom clouds dissipate within about an hour.
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It looked like fear would continue to dissipate until it got to pre-2000/113 levels.
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His form becomes vague and indistinct, and he starts to dissipate like dust on the wind.
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If the 'hot air' were to dissipate, the silver price could come under more significant pressure.
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If all people were educated on and practiced sex positivity, I believe that assault would dissipate.
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But those tend to dissipate over time; that has certainly been the case this election cycle.
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"You're eating," I whispered as I also ate a slice, feeling the tension in me dissipate.
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Halford said a decision will be made at the full-year meeting, after some uncertainties dissipate.
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In mindfulness you can just watch [your anxious thoughts], and also watch them kind of dissipate.
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These too began to take their toll on Dariush's speed and dissipate some of that pressure.
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Had it always been meant to dissipate at the moment this three-year waiting period expired?
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Weeks later, the Celtics let a fourth-quarter lead of nearly 2479 points dissipate against Charlotte.
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But the effect of this buildup in activity is expected to dissipate in the second quarter.
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Sometimes those negative feelings dissipate over time, but other times they fester and become toxic obsessions.
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The tension that the first chapters so deftly built up and manipulated is allowed to dissipate.
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Just as the tide comes and goes in waves, so fragrance trends dissipate and return anew.
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Chlorine and sarin dissipate over time and victims and caregivers can be removed from the scene.
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Having the photo split up in strips and dissipate was just the icing on the cake.
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Unsurprisingly, my anxiety didn't exactly dissipate between agreeing to attend the class and actually showing up.
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The tension that the first chapters so deftly built up and manipulated is allowed to dissipate.
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But he seemed optimistic that the Democratic advantage would dissipate just as it did with Facebook.
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Eventually, whatever gases or fat content kept the carcass afloat would dissipate, and it would sink.
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The cloud was expected to dissipate over the next 12 hours, DVAAC meteorologist Amanda Alford told Reuters.
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"Optimism needs to dissipate before we go up again," said Bruce Bittles, chief investment strategist at Baird.
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In fact, this satisfaction could last for at least 10 years and might not dissipate over time.
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"The things that were driving the dollar higher earlier this year have started to dissipate," he said.
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Wildlife Warriors intercede, dissipate the situation, and ultimately provide solutions for their communities and those around them.
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An ordinary radiator would, of course, help dissipate heat generated by the sun or on-board electronics.
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This storm will eventually run its course, dissipate, and likely go through a new cycle of reorganization.
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"Instead, your body has retained so much heat that it can't dissipate it fast enough," he says.
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The storm system is forecast to dissipate over the far northern Atlantic by Thursday night, it said.
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Baur added that he thinks the slowdown in the global economy will dissipate in the coming months.
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There is also a lot of election pressure on financials, which may dissipate in November, he added.
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Eventually, the accused are hoping the miasma will dissipate so they can move on with their lives.
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In the evening, those artificial surfaces continue to dissipate their accumulated heat, keeping denizens from keeping cool.
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There's also a thin coating around the surface that serves to further dissipate the stress of impact.
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These heat islands continue to dissipate heat even after the sun sets, so nighttime temperatures stay high.
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Radiation from the nearby Gamma Cassiopeiae is causing the nebula to dissipate, NASA said in a statement.
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We were already so stressed that I wanted to help dissipate that a bit if I could.
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"The universe as we know it will dissipate into a cold mist of nothingness," he says, slowly.
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The researchers think the process must have been so fast it didn't give argon time to dissipate.
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We know how to miniaturize components, dissipate heat and transfer high volumes of data at short range.
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We let the two-goal lead dissipate and I thought it was going to go to overtime.
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The National Weather service says "oppressive and dangerous heat" is expected to dissipate by Monday or Tuesday.
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The season premiere doesn't let a single second pass, lest any of that gnawing comic tension dissipate.
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"We expect those clouds to dissipate overtime and get back to a more healthy environment," he said.
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The storm is expected to become a post-tropical cyclone and dissipate by Sunday night or Monday.
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The backdrop: The investigation comes as trade tensions between the U.S. and China are beginning to dissipate.
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But I noticed that when it got more into the interior of Europe, that starts to dissipate.
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The tones combine and dissipate; there is the sound of crickets chirping, and waves of white noise.
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Comments from top officials in the Trump administration suggest the trade tensions will not dissipate anytime soon.
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The way it flies from the instrument but doesn't dissipate like it does when she plays outdoors.
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"In reality, strong turbulence, induced by wind gusts and tides should dissipate energy of currents," he said.
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"Investor demand is out there and the uncertainty is not going to dissipate soon anyway," Thorneycroft said.
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The conflict between the two countries will dissipate only if the domestic uncertainties subside or fade away.
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A foggy morning should dissipate into mostly sunny skies and a high of 75 by this afternoon.
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That energy will start to dissipate if it's not able to be harnessed in a clear direction.
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Put simply, the effects of implicit bias dissipate when the source of bias is highlighted and addressed.
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Put simply, the effects of implicit bias dissipate when the source of bias is highlighted and addressed.
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Rather than dissipate, it flies off into the night, seemingly looking for another host following Pat's demise.
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Tattered flags shook on flagpoles in a wind that had yet to fully dissipate on Tuesday morning.
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The thing that bothers me about talkbacks is that they often seem to work to dissipate dissonance.
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Was there anything sadder than watching a confused teenage Groot start to dissipate before Rocket Raccoon's eyes?
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Quantum effects suggest that, as Hawking radiation leaks into the universe, a black hole will dissipate, eventually.
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But if they continue with a blind spot to these issues, then that goodwill will dissipate. Right.
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And Maples says her father urged her to head back to the U.S. when the headlines didn't dissipate.
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But that euphoria may dissipate in London this weekend, when British lawmakers are expected to vote on it.
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But the pattern's negative rep started to dissipate in the 18th century, circa the French and American Revolutions.
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After that huge protest, some people thought this is just a big thing and it's going to dissipate.
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Yet not all bricks-and-mortar players have seen their traffic dissipate at the expense of online shopping.
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We on Earth don't really worry about the Sun's micro-flares, because they dissipate long before reaching us.
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"There's nothing I can see on the horizon that will lower or dissipate those two trends," Redd said.
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Not everyone will need supplies for that long, but that will give time for the radiation to dissipate.
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Thing is, it doesn't take long for the romantic version of frugality I'd imagined for myself to dissipate.
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Once inside, that nervous energy began to dissipate, due in part to how nonchalant the whole thing felt.
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As Rattle swings his arm from right to left a number of kinetic graphics dissipate from his body.
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The company's stock dropped more than 20 percent on Thursday as speculation about other suitors seemed to dissipate.
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As the sun faded to dusk, inviting shades of pink to the sky, the heat began to dissipate.
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Waves can stay the same or increase in the closing months, but they don't reverse direction or dissipate.
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And the fine performances, especially by Ms. Reeder and Ms. Tolan-Mee, dissipate under the excessive dramatic pressure.
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So even a huge early lead could dissipate as New England goes into "don't get anyone injured" mode.
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Experts are hopeful that smog and particulate matter will dissipate soon, carried off by wind and ocean breezes.
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It could be an argument any couple might have, one that would flare up and dissipate before morning.
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But the distrust, built over months of interactions, current and former officials said, is unlikely to dissipate soon.
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For his part, Mr. Dietl predicted that the energy in the Republican Party primary would dissipate without him.
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But even if those deals hold, the ripple effects of the trade war could take time to dissipate.
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We can't let the energy dissipate in a situation where our rights and our freedoms are under threat.
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Scientists believe most air pollutants dissipate within about half a mile, or 2640 feet, from a drilling site.
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The New Communism Act creates a huge rock upon which the predicted "blue wave" will crash and dissipate.
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If he is, does that effectively dissipate GOP base anger about the way the confirmation fight played out?
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Impossibly enough, the smoke signals in his work have yet to dissipate, even 30 years after Baldwin's death.
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" These layers begin to dissipate, until she's just strumming again, admiring that the heart can "mend all alone.
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The energy beams could also direct power to remote areas or even dissipate destructive weather systems like typhoons.
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The aptly named long-eared jerboa uses its big ears to dissipate excess body heat to stay cool.
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As court duels drag on, campaigns lag, research comes to a standstill and years of community mobilization dissipate.
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Of course, in a race likely to stretch over the next 18 months, early advantages can dissipate quickly.
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Brader told the Free Press that emergency manager Darnell Earley assured them the problems were expected to dissipate.
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Maybe the racist faction of the party will dissipate over time, especially as Obama's presidency recedes into memory.
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" He thinks in the next couple of days after the headlines dissipate, "you'll see the bulls back in charge.
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And that's why you'll always remember that person, but the pain associated with those memories will begin to dissipate.
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The underlying issue may be a misunderstanding or a misplaced grudge that can quickly dissipate from a genuine conversation.
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"If that [growth is] going to dissipate at all, then where we are right now looks expensive," he said.
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Telegram rooms form and dissipate to plan big moves without a trace, a fact that should give investors pause.
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If Congress manages to pass immigration legislation in the coming weeks, liberal anger over the budget deal will dissipate.
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It will then head into western and northern New England, where it is expected to dissipate heading into Tuesday.
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But the clouds that have rained on healthcare's performance so far in 2019 are not expected to dissipate soon.
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The trade ministry said last month that underlying reasons for the falling export trend will not dissipate anytime soon.
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Experts say that the cooling from the eclipse can make some cumulus clouds dissipate just moments before the peak.
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The families Dr. Jaffe analyzed have avoided falling into the trap in which grandchildren dissipate what the grandparents built.
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When particles of light, called photons, enter it, nearly all of them get trapped and then dissipate as heat.
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Trump's loyalty is a mercurial thing -- like the rest of him -- and could dissipate or disappear at any moment.
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It ultimately soared to about 10 times the height of the World Trade Center before it began to dissipate.
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I watched my breath expel the anger from my body, let any fight I had left in me dissipate.
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But, it seems Irish boxing's muddied links with the country's criminal underworld isn't going to dissipate any time soon.
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As seen in both Catalonia and Scotland, these movements for independence do not dissipate over time, but steadily progress.
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The day after the votes are cast and counted that anxiety will either dissipate or become a fixed feature.
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Almost all of the windows were open, but the frigid wind wasn't enough to dissipate the strong chemical smell.
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They dilute and dissipate authentic sexuality by reducing it to an accessory, by keeping it at a safe distance.
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In a normal year, factors like winds, currents and competition from other types of algae cause them to dissipate.
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In addition, if we just build a wall, so this divisive logic goes, more of our problems will dissipate.
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Some economists assume that those effects will quickly dissipate, leading to a revival in the consumer economy within months.
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The teachers contend the fuel, dropped at what they say was 2,000 feet, did not have time to dissipate.
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Ms. Najjar and Mr. Abrash thought they would be gone for 215 days, waiting for the fighting to dissipate.
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Compared with large, slow-moving winter storms, or even hurricanes, thunderstorms can develop suddenly and dissipate within an hour.
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Investors have been flocking to the single currency as the euro zone economy keeps growing and political risks dissipate.
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Be sure to do the recommended exercises at home and continue to do them indefinitely lest their benefits dissipate.
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I had been feeling really great during my "off week" last week and it sucks to feel that dissipate.
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If Congress manages to pass immigration legislation in the coming weeks, liberal anger over the budget deal will dissipate.
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Yee said the politics clouding the sector have begun to dissipate in 2017, making biotech a more attractive buy.
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The surface danced with bubbles: the pearls, which indicate the proportion of alcohol according to how quickly they dissipate.
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The officials remain optimistic that the revenue losses in December and January may dissipate as April tax deadlines approach.
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In theatrical roles, the symptoms of his Tourette's syndrome — evident in normal conversation — would often dissipate completely, he said.
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First photographed in Cedar Rapids in 2006, these clouds have more bark than bite, and usually dissipate within 15 minutes.
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The paints swirl around each other and dissipate into colorful clouds that he then photographs with a 100 megapixel camera.
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Grassley released his letter late Tuesday, one day after a previous Republican effort to discredit the FBI began to dissipate.
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Arguably, the current spike in the inflation is due to temporary shocks, which should dissipate once supply conditions turn normal.
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It doesn't allow them to sit with their anxiety and then see it dissipate on its own, Dr. Thornton says.
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The only sure thing for Amazon right now is that intense regulatory scrutiny has arrived, and it won't dissipate soon.
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But a week after eliminating soy from her son's diet, Dr. Shetreat-Klein noticed that his problems began to dissipate.
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The central bank is expected to leave the door open to further rate cuts should those risks fail to dissipate.
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Most of the molecules dissipate into the very thin atmosphere around the moon, while some settle back into the ground.
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It wasn't until three years later, when my wife joined me in early retirement, that my boredom began to dissipate.
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If you thought the competition between the two technology giants might dissipate after Google's victory, however, you would be wrong.
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Unlike radio signals, which dissipate over vast distances, laser light manages to hold its integrity as it travels through space.
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" But when he headlines didn't dissipate after a month, "my father called and said, 'Honey, it's not getting any better.
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By expanding its trade and investment links with the Middle East, China hopes discontent and conflict there will gradually dissipate.
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Strong winds in the area are not expected to dissipate soon, and conditions may worsen in the next few days.
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His support "could dissipate quickly when it comes to making decisions that could alienate part of his constituency," Ortolani said.
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These tornadoes might be a little weaker, and dissipate faster, than a tornado spawned in, say, the US Central Plains.
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"Assuming this begins to dissipate in 2019 and beyond, the state's fiscal condition is susceptible to erosion," the report said.
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The Cold Foam also does not dissipate quickly, so it can be tasted in every sip from start to finish.
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"Shopping can be an addiction involving endorphins in your brain that dissipate in a short period of time," said Garrett.
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That, he thought, would lead to the low-pressure air fueling the storm to dissipate and ultimately weaken the hurricane.
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The exemption does not dissipate any conflict of interest, but simply places it outside the scope of federal criminal law.
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The system is likely to dissipate back into a post-tropical low late on Friday or Saturday, the NHC added.
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From a Newtown pub, Michael Beveridge took a picture of the skywriting as it began to dissipate in the wind.
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" The twitching, gnarled keys of "Skim" dissipate when Scott sings that "there's no unlit corner of the room I'm in.
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The other was the fact that all the doors to the facility were left wide open to further dissipate heat.
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And many adolescents vape cannabis in school bathrooms; with much less, quick-to-dissipate odor, it is difficult to detect.
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Heat appeared to originate at the needle, and dissipate outward, increasing with time — even five minutes after the honeycomb formed.
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The liabilities for any individual case of opioid misuse dissipate as you step further away from the patient-doctor relationship.
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Protective cushioning can help dissipate some of the force, but it can't eliminate the forces of the impact, Broglio says.
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In crashes, these "crumple zones" dissipate the energy of a crash instead of passing it on to the passengers inside.
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These fumes — a mix of burnt particles and invisible gases — do gradually dissipate and eventually appear to vanish, of course.
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Serta's EverCool® Fuze Gel Foam helps dissipate body heat and increases airflow, fostering the conditions for the perfect snooze.
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Today (Wednesday): Fog is lingering across parts of the area this morning, but it should dissipate with time after sunrise.
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The stand comes with the outlet adapter and it has a built-in fan to dissipate heat during fast charging.
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That's because it takes practice to just sit there and allow the anxiety to dissipate on its own, he said.
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He could not estimate when the fumes would dissipate and said he was surprised that they had lingered this long.
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The awkwardness of actually wearing the thing, on the other hand, is the sort of thing that takes time to dissipate.
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The compounds adhere to the base of the ski, which is made of ultra high density polyurethane, but dissipate over time.
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After making landfall, they tend to dissipate quickly, losing energy and organization as they blow across cooler, drier, inland air masses.
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The hardscape of buildings, freeways and streets absorb the heat that would reflect, or otherwise dissipate, in less built-up places.
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Forecasters said the storm probably would dissipate once it moved south of Haiti and the Dominican Republic on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, southeast of the Gulf of Mexico, tropical storm Bret is expected to begin weakening later Tuesday and dissipate on Thursday.
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Rather than trying to dissipate excess energy from servers, it wants to harness it, using it to heat people's homes instead.
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Cortisol is part of the body's "flight or flight" alarm system and is meant to dissipate once the danger is over.
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So while our bodies should respond to dangers and worries, our stress reactions also should dissipate as soon as possible afterward.
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Meanwhile, America may be near the top of its growth cycle, with gains from last year's tax cut set to dissipate.
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Hot sleepers will also appreciate the gel's air circulation, which works in tandem with the top Tencel layer to dissipate heat.
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Plaid, oversized, colorful blazers were first perceived as a drive-by trend, one that would dissipate in the next few seasons.
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This can be especially useful for severe weather forecasts, since tornadoes can develop and dissipate in just a matter of minutes.
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I didn't realize how fragile liberal democracy is in the West — that this culture is something that can dissipate quite quickly.
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When flying forward at higher speeds, the feet were retracted, possibly to still be able to dissipate heat without sacrificing aerodynamics.
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How many of these meetings and presentations bring about real change and how many dissipate against a wall of tribal polarization?
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Probably not, but the high hopes with which he entered the organization in 2013 will likely dissipate once and for all.
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Whatever occurs, the idyllic comfort of your kitchen implodes, and the warm embrace of thousands of childhood meals dissipate into nothingness.
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"If you're in a hot container, as body temp rises, as humidity rises inside there, you cannot dissipate heat," Slovis said.
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"Because they are driven by convective currents (from the sun's heat), cumulus clouds tend to dissipate as totality nears," Beatty revealed.
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He said that if that was the case, some of the distortions these policies have created, particularly in currencies, could dissipate.
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While good connections are necessary to dissipate heat from CPU, the process of soldering the connections carries its own thermal dangers.
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According to them, the masa dries out and the corn flavor starts to dissipate when it is chilled in the fridge.
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"If you're in a hot container, as body temp rises, as humidity rises inside there, you cannot dissipate heat," said Slovis.
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They normally surface within three to seven days after a bite from an infected mosquito and typically dissipate within a week.
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That composition of job gains provided an extra lift to wage growth in February but could dissipate in months to come.
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The mist that had seemed to dissipate as I walked up the Heath lingered at the edges of the brown water.
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There are the undulating bodies that form strong diagonal lines, which suddenly dissipate as dancers drift across the stage like mist.
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It also helps regulate your temperature, absorbing some of your body heat into copper-infused beads that can dissipate it evenly.
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While Canada would still be a convenient location to reach the vast U.S. market, some of the financial attraction would dissipate.
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And cooperation between the White House and congressional Democrats is likely to dissipate soon after the calendar page flips to 2018.
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The burst of sugar gave me a short boost of energy, which would quickly dissipate, further sapping me of my stamina.
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Done on a gray-blue ground, the marks are either white or yellow; packed closely together, they seem ready to dissipate.
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The problem is that momentum tends to dissipate if it is not constantly refueled, and huge factors may prevent Biden's refueling.
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Due to Mars' small size, whatever atmosphere is created around the planet will likely dissipate after hundreds of thousands of years.
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The morning starts off overcast, again, but the clouds will slowly dissipate, making way for blue skies and a warm sun.
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Current demonstrations may dissipate due to the current lack of leadership among secessionists or with reluctance to start all over again.
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That said, if they could come up with a facility for this, the issue will dissipate as a source of concern.
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The movement is new and possibly fragile; it could dissipate, like so much else that has come up against Mr. Trump.
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Earlier in the day, gold had traded slightly lower as tensions between the United States and North Korea seemed to dissipate.
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But he waits for the rush of commuters to dissipate before he slowly makes his way down, relying on the handrail.
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Sand is widely regarded as an effective mitigator of storm damage: A wider beach can dissipate the energy of storm tides.
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If you want to save a medicinal plant for future use, you need to preserve the active ingredients—if not, they dissipate.
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October 11, 2018 - The National Hurricane Center issues an advisory that Nadine is expected to weaken and dissipate in the coming days.
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While they will dissipate for a while, forecasters said they expect winds to pick up again on Tuesday and last until Wednesday.
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The pillow is a little bit like an oxymoron — it's fluffy as a cloud, but it doesn't dissipate into mist under pressure.
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The trend of English in Europe began well before the vote for Brexit and is unlikely to dissipate, even "slowly but surely".
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"I think the need and effort to share best practice and dissipate very siloed experiences in medicine should be supported," says Kim.
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Until these dissipate, he says, a play on value needs to be short term — over the next few months rather than years.
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These shaky feelings may dissipate on March 7, when Uranus, the planet of change, moves into Taurus for the next seven years.
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"No significant increase in strength is anticipated, and the depression is forecast to dissipate by Wednesday," the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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And once those magnets or lasers are shut off for observations, the condensates fall to the floor of the experiment and dissipate.
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Gradually, as medical illustrations became better and easier to reproduce in textbooks, the need for demonstrations with real "specimens" seemed to dissipate.
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Backing her is a dirty beat that threatens to dissipate and abruptly end the fantasy or curl it into something more dangerous.
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Not until mid-February, as policymakers around the world sought to soothe markets with promises to support growth, did the panic dissipate.
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And the nerves sort of dissipate when you're able to dance, and move, and close your eyes and turn around do stuff.
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But given the hate speech and outright violence that Trump's views have incited, the criticism isn't likely to dissipate any time soon.
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For most people, however, kombucha is fine to drink in moderation and most of the belly-related side effects will quickly dissipate.
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To be sure, concerns about how ADM would finance a deal for Bunge could dissipate if grain supplies tighten and earnings improve.
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It's the afternoon now, and as runners enter East Harlem, the corridor effect of residential towers lining First Avenue begins to dissipate.
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"Hesitancy around shopping on smaller screens has begun to dissipate," Taylor Schreiner, director of Adobe's Digital Insights division, said in a statement.
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Then we drove through New Brunswick and across Nova Scotia, watching the familiarity of storefronts and landscapes dissipate in the rear view.
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Admitting our biases, interrogating them, and looking at them in their ugly face is the only way to actually make them dissipate.
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While Adam and I are communicating more and doing our best to respect each other's needs, the tension will never fully dissipate.
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But beyond codes of conduct, it'll take more fundamental changes for harassment of women to really dissipate from hacking and security conferences.
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He's published research outlining the usefulness of activated charcoal as an overdose intervention, and his findings show that its benefits dissipate rapidly.
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Some divisions have begun to dissipate slowly since the September agreement, which gives the pope final say in the appointment of bishops.
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Conventional power plants typically feature large cooling towers that dissipate excess heat, so only about 21.4 percent of energy is fully used.
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Veles is its first product, is effective on counter tops and bathroom fixtures, and has a strong smell that's quick to dissipate.
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The last of the fog hovered over the Dakotas and Minnesota late Wednesday morning but was expected to dissipate by 10 a.m.
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Regardless of the outcome in this case, the tension surrounding the BDS movement in Germany is unlikely to dissipate any time soon.
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The plume is expected to reach the Ohio River sometime early Monday morning and dissipate as it enters the larger body of water.
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I was already taking prescription medication for my anxiety, but I loved how being stoned made the final remnants of my worries dissipate.
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Administration officials acknowledged the raft of disparaging comments Moore has made about women, extensively reported on by CNN's KFILE, would not likely dissipate.
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The Jen Reviews review likes that the board is designed to dissipate moisture from steam ironing, preventing the possibility of rusting over time.
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The USGS says Cleveland Volcano explosions typically produce relatively small volcanic ash clouds that dissipate within hours, but significant ash emissions have occurred.
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Their mood started to brighten last spring as concerns about "secular stagnation" and a hard landing for the Chinese economy began to dissipate.
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"As surrounding states now embrace the idea of embracing marijuana, the novelty of Colorado selling legal marijuana is going to dissipate," Mattie says.
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Advisers are hopeful that the GOP protest vote will dissipate in the wake of the FBI news, bringing Republican holdouts into the fold.
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Despite its slim chassis, it can dissipate heat as well as thicker laptops do and can, therefore, run the more powerful graphics card.
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Ristuben believes a recession is unlikely, and he contended that markets will begin to trade on fundamentals once fears of a slowdown dissipate.
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However, Ross Teverson, head of emerging market strategy, said that the recent shake up would likely dissipate, creating value in the long-term.
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The hope would be this thing will dissipate and just go out into the Atlantic, but we've got to prepare for the worst.
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"Explosions from Cleveland typically produce relatively small volcanic ash clouds that dissipate within hours; however, more significant ash emissions are possible," it said.
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In essence, the confidence that Brexit will not mean Britain is shutting itself off from Europe and the world is starting to dissipate.
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According to the real estate firm, as "traditional drivers" for new retail space dissipate, food is filling the gaps, alongside other entertainment venues.
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Officials hope the reorganization will dissipate congestion in front of Botticelli's heaviest hitters and offer a better view — and understanding — of individual artworks.
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After diving in, your bodily fluids mix with the pool water and, before they can dissipate, bind to the chlorine that's already there.
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The Americans want to know, listen, you know, it's not just our job, our savings are not going to dissipate or be destroyed?
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The question for many liberals, then, is: Did the wave peak too soon only to dissipate in the face of a strengthening economy?
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Even so, the Sturm und Drang around theatrical exhibition — essentially, what makes a movie a movie — is not likely to dissipate anytime soon.
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Working out It's important for me to exercise several times per week, and when I do so, I find my OCD symptoms dissipate.
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One week before the big day, as I was making calls to cancel the caterer and D.J., the initial grief began to dissipate.
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Second, if China gets back to work, much of the economic damage to the U.S. and other connected economies will begin to dissipate.
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Even though it seems dry, these parts do absorb a lot of water, so that just gives it time to dissipate any liquid.
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HOUSTON — At some point, the incendiary chatter will dissipate and most everything uttered outside of the white lines will fade into the ether.
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"The good thing is, it's low enough in Earth orbit that over time this will all dissipate," Mr. Bridenstine said of the debris.
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The NBC that once gave us quality TV like Cheers, Seinfeld, and ER has seemed to dissipate a little more with every season.
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Once reconstruction of the park is finished, the cloud would dissipate, returning only once a year to mark the anniversary of the attacks.
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CT and appeared to dissipate eight minutes later, having traveled nearly 5 miles on the ground in the rural area, the weather service said.
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This has been a relief to his allies, who take comfort in their many opportunities to let his impulses dissipate before they become calamities.
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But Behravesh said he expects the energy capex rout to ease this quarter and dissipate by the third quarter, which will help prospects overseas.
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And while the lingering trauma of Infinity War doesn't dissipate so easily, one of the nicest surprises of Endgame is how fun it is.
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In the case of the Channel link, for example, running an AC line through water creates electromagnetic interactions that dissipate a lot of power.
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The summit seems bound to dissipate the pressure on the North, especially if it is seen to have failed because of Mr Trump's obstreperousness.
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It is very energy-absorbent, which helps to dissipate impact forces—like when the colorful creature pounds mercilessly, Hulk-like, on would-be predators.
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ING Diba economist Carsten Brzeski said that an economic recovery in Germany largely depends on the outcome of Brexit and whether trade tensions dissipate.
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Usually, we cool ourselves off by sweating and widening our blood vessels, bringing heat to the surface of our skin and letting it dissipate.
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The tall, thin shape cools hot coffee fast (its large surface area lets the heat dissipate quickly), but doesn't give it a funky aftertaste.
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I fear that the concern that exists at this moment will soon dissipate, just as it does after every episode of anti-Muslim violence.
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Any roadblocks keeping you from your paycheck dissipate on Friday when Venus harmonizes with action planet Mars across your houses of finance and career.
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That, say Liberals, means the time for politically risky calls is now, so voter anger can dissipate before the next election in October 2019.
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There are, however, signs that inflation is creeping higher as the dampening effects of the dollar's past rally and the oil price plunge dissipate.
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Song placed low emphasis on their immediate removal, noting their threat "will dissipate over time" as the North forms relations with the international community.
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"Miriam is supposed to go north and dissipate in the colder waters and drier air, so I'm not really worried about it," Godinez said.
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They'll just pull down a stream from somewhere out in space, listen once, and then the let the memory dissipate like foam on water.
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I couldn't think of anything until I realized the material Klimt had smashed open had begun to dissipate and flood the air around me.
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She's trying to capture abstract moods and how she feels them — when they materialize, when they dissipate, when they recede, hypnotically, into the horizon.
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Knowing your brain has been flooded with a powerful chemical high that will eventually dissipate can help you to modulate your post-coital emotions.
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These shocking images tend to cause sharp but short bursts of public outrage that quickly dissipate as the incidents disappear from people's personal newsfeeds.
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This spring, Shavonne Smith, director of the tribe's environmental department, wants to expand the oyster reef designed to dissipate the energy of the waves.
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But as time has gone on and Trump's trade tactics, specifically, have started to sink in, some of that optimism has started to dissipate.
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Unfortunately, the securities laws do not provide an exhaustion defense, and just saying "never mind" does not necessarily dissipate the market impact of statements.
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If the next song's lyrics are nonviolent or if some other nonviolent event occurs, the effects of violent lyrics will dissipate, states the paper.
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I feel better about not just myself, but my general outlook to everything when my skin improves and the angry cysts start to dissipate.
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If he leans in on his trade battles or moves quickly to strike Syria, it would temporarily dissipate the clouds surrounding the Russia investigation.
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If anything, their hope seems to be that the swell of passions he has brought together will not dissipate but propel their own ambitions.
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Is it left to a third-party to generate the political will for negotiations, or will all this panic just dissipate after a while?
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There's a lot of brachycephalic, like bull dogs and shih tzus— they can't breathe, ventilate and dissipate heat as well as a longer snouted dog.
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"If average sleep duration over the week is far below the optimal amount even with weekend sleep extension, the benefits would likely dissipate," Yun said.
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Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Aletta&aposs winds were down to 45 mph (75 kph) and it was predicted to dissipate by late Monday or early Tuesday.
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Looking ahead, credit quality pressures will "take longer to dissipate" as hardening interest rates and banking sector woes will create hindrances for businesses, ICRA said.
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Kit Juckes of Société Générale, a French bank, says the factors that have widened the spread between American and German yields may start to dissipate.
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The powerful men enriching themselves in the shadows of the Kremlin are aware that once the leader's aura begins to dissipate, their power is threatened.
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The top layer uses open cell foam to make heat dissipate, with the woven cover forcing air flow to keep things breezy and sweat-free.
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During the procedure, the abdomen is inflated with a gas that can dissipate and cause pain during the recovery, which was the case for Hyland.
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Neither woman had the chance to live an independent life, which would have allowed their bad feelings for each other to dissipate amid adult concerns.
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"It's a few kilometers before you get to any sort of residential area that's still occupied, and at that point it should dissipate," he says.
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Right now, he risks ignominy if the exuberance of statehood that he has stoked should dissipate, and his people flee a failed and besieged state.
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They also function as a sort of AC: the fox lives in the desert, and the ears help the creature dissipate heat and stay cool.
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Religious violence surged after the overthrow of Suharto, Indonesia's long-serving strongman, in 1998, but then appeared to dissipate; it is again becoming more common.
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Last year many of us seemed to be under the impression that the stress we felt over the election would dissipate once it was over.
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Meanwhile, in the Northwest Pacific Ocean, Typhoon Noru and Tropical Storm Kulap are already interacting, with the weaker storm orbiting Noru and forecast to dissipate.
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Further to this, Krämer predicted despite Macron's election victory on Sunday, the euro zone's pressing economic policy concerns are unlikely to dissipate any time soon.
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"Activity will grow in a more robust manner once the macroeconomic uncertainties dissipate and players feel the outlook has turned much more predictable," Farkuh said.
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The momentum of the past several days could easily dissipate or reverse itself, and liberals should be prepared to act if and when it does.
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But the question remains just how forceful the blue wave will be — and how Kavanaugh's confirmation will either dissipate its force or add to it.
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When kids can focus on helping other people, their own worries about physical shortcomings may dissipate — and they would gain a sense of self-worth.
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The hit to inflation from falling oil costs will dissipate early next year and help Japan's consumer inflation turn positive in coming months, Kuroda said.
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Eventually the lights have to go up, the dancers have to dissipate into the night and the ball has to stop its previously-ceaseless rotations.
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To be sure, post-convention boosts have been known to dissipate, and there's a long road ahead before the election actually rolls around in November.
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And the anger that many women feel toward Twitter for consistently failing to make them feel protected and safe is unlikely to dissipate anytime soon.
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Maybe one day, if widely adopted, this technology might, after the inevitable scented spam and fart pranks dissipate, revolutionize global food and medicine delivery systems.
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Meteorologists say that the smoke in Western Washington is expected to dissipate by morning, and that some rain is in the forecast for Oregon, above.
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In interviews and public appearances, he described it as "very well under control" and suggested the virus would dissipate once the weather warmed in April.
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Each has a half a trillion of foreign-exchange reserves, but neither wants to dissipate their wealth, so an extended price war is less likely.
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Some models suggested that Karen could strengthen and develop into a hurricane by early next week, while others say it could simply sputter and dissipate.
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Hurricane Michael didn't break up the red tide Some had hoped that the wind and swells from Hurricane Michael would help dissipate the red tide.
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The mathematical answer is that it's probably not possible to dissipate a fortune like that by overspending on baubles in a generation or even two.
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One of the limiting factors in marathon running is an athlete's ability to dissipate the heat generated while synthesizing the energy needed to run so fast.
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"There is more scope for the SARB (monetary) policy dilemma to worsen rather than dissipate in the coming months," BNP Paribas Securities economist Jeffrey Schultz said.
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The question is, will Democrats keep paying attention to such states in a general election, or will attention to rural issues dissipate after the Iowa caucus?
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It started to dissipate around the time I moved into my own place and really began to struggle to make ends meet for the first time.
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Just think about it: They've been on the shelves long enough for the season's given trends to dissipate, meaning they've already withstood the test of time.
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The anger with leaders of the Never Trump movement -- many of them once influential members of the conservative political class -- will not dissipate any time soon.
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"We believe investor malaise towards Lebanon is unlikely to dissipate soon," said Yacov Arnopolin, senior portfolio manager at Pimco, one of the world's biggest asset managers.
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Meanwhile, sound waves have the opposite problem: they dissipate quickly and travel relatively slowly, making them unsuited to finding anything more than a dozen feet away.
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The "tough adhesive" (TA) also is strong enough to transfer and dissipate stress, so it can be applied to beating hearts or to skin over joints.
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Poland generally likes it when US presidents visit, but the good vibes may dissipate some when Trump arrives in Germany, where he's much less popular. 2.
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Hearon, who says he watched the cloud for 45 minutes before it started to dissipate, posted a Facebook Live video that has received millions of views.
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Materials like polyethylene are transparent to both, making them useless for weaving into clothing for anyone other than exhibitionists—though such clothes would dissipate IR effectively.
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It's as if nature were built to defy the most natural of all laws: that all of us, in the end, will cool, die, diffuse, dissipate.
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After making landfall, the cyclone was likely to dissipate within 24 to 48 hours after encountering the region's dry and rugged desert terrain, CNN forecasters said.
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As a result, sanctions enforcement will fizzle, diplomatic pressure by United Nations member states will dissipate, and, consequently, Pyongyang will perfect its nuclear and missile capabilities.
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They fear that if he wins Indiana after his run of recent success, the appetite and financing to block him in the remaining states will dissipate.
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They expect that public interest will dissipate after an opening day that Republicans rated as boring and confusing to Americans who have not closely followed developments.
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Other reviewers were impressed by the comfort afforded by this model, but there were some concerns about the memory foam odor taking a while to dissipate.
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If we addressed this issue, and if people felt their lives improving, the appetite for invective on secondary issues such as trade and immigration would dissipate.
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Once the language started to dissipate, so did the skills and abilities to grow cassava—a cultural blow that ultimately led to fewer varieties of cassava.
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The economists Stuart Rosenthal and William Strange looked at the benefits of density and found that they tend to dissipate over distances greater than five miles.
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Observers noted Trump's shift in tone on Monday, which came after weeks of him downplaying the severity of the coronavirus and insisting it would dissipate soon.
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The point, Igór told us, was to make sure the cider has good txinparta, or foam; if the cider is healthy, that foam should dissipate quickly.
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Increasingly tight control of the news media, ratcheted up after each such tragedy, has done little to dissipate this distrust and may even have aggravated it.
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Their mission is to pivot America's long-running gun control debate — which tends to flare up with each mass shooting and then dissipate — toward meaningful action.
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In fact, even if annual global CO₂ emissions decrease somewhat, the total atmospheric CO₂ may continue to increase, because the gas is so slow to dissipate.
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SCHLOSS GOBELSBURG NIEDERÖSTERREICH ROSÉ CISTERCIEN 2016 $18.993 When its cork is pulled, this Austrian wine is fizzy with residual carbon dioxide, but the bubbles dissipate quickly.
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It has heard such tough talk before, and seen it dissipate once the candidate took office and actually had the power to follow through — but didn't.
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The upward shock to inflation late last year from a surge in meat prices is expected to dissipate as quickly as it appeared, Campos Neto said.
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Still, some of the headwinds these companies are facing — namely tariff-related issues, shorter-term valuations and global growth concerns — will likely dissipate eventually, Morganlander said.
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However Bridenstine said India's test was conducted low enough that "over time, this (debris) will all dissipate," with the ISS and all astronauts on board safe.
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While such structural factors will weigh on inflation in the near-term, their effect will gradually dissipate as the economy continues to expand, the BOJ said.
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By Tuesday night, after its five-day assault on the East Coast, Florence was expected to finally move offshore into the Atlantic, where it will dissipate.
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She's also introduced a trio of oil-based fragrances, whose heady floral notes of lavender and jasmine fill a room but dissipate before they become overwhelming.
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But what has yet to dissipate is the legacy Harris leaves behind in her quest to become the first black woman president of the United States.
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The picture plane can feel as impermeable as a concrete wall, or it can dissipate like a mist, plunging your field of vision into deep space.
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With normal movements, your finger joints release tiny gas bubbles that quickly dissipate; when you crack your knuckles, it's like the same thing happening on steroids.
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The effects were felt most strongly within one mile of the arena, started to dissipate but were still present within seven miles, and then disappeared completely.
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One could almost see the amount of attention dissipate in real time: The discussion fell off on social media, Google searches dropped, and people moved on.
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His ego having slipped from his fingers, he's watching it, helplessly, floating away on the wind, watching his own subjectivity dissipate while losing himself in the music.
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Attacking the predator directly delivers a greater shock than the animal would be able to send through water, as the water would cause the voltage to dissipate.
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"If the uncertainty does not dissipate rapidly ... it could have a significant impact on companies' and families' economic decisions," economists at BBVA said in mid-February report.
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The film is about a young orphan, Cody (Jacob Tremblay, Room), whose dreams manifest as physical entities in the real world, then dissipate when he regains consciousness.
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Thankfully, measures can be taken to make hydrogen fuel safe, such as highly durable pressurized tanks that, if punctured, would instantly dissipate the stuff into the atmosphere.
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This episode saw her lackluster, whatever-ish storyline simply dissipate, all of the strange symbolic foreshadowing that's accompanied her throughout the season completely abandoned in the end.
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However, as financial leverage decreases over the next 12-18 months and separation-related expense dissipate, Fitch expects coverage metrics to return to previous run-rate levels.
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Even if the unrest is quelled, the demands of tens of thousands of restless working class youths who have taken to the streets are unlikely to dissipate.
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Health and Safety International, a journal for employee protection, describes nitrile as superior for its softness and tactility, as well as its ability to dissipate body heat.
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These movements can cause pressure to build up and dissipate in the form of earthquakes, or can create fissures that allow magma to reach the earth's surface.
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This commonly affects athletes, such as football players or road racers in a tight pack, who exercise strenuously and their bodies can't dissipate the heat fast enough.
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Or if you're in the path but socked in with clouds that won't dissipate, see how the world around you still is maybe a little bit different.
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This rests on the Utopian premise that the dark forces of European history—nationalism, fragmentation, demagoguery—would simply dissipate in the pandemonium of the EU's sudden collapse.
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An easy conclusion for casual observers to draw would be that the pop in the spring reflects a "sugar high" from tax cuts that will quickly dissipate.
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Tarantino said he expects sales across the industry to continue to accelerate as weather issues dissipate and more consumers take advantage of their tax cuts and returns.
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And while some market-watchers think the trade debacle with China could dissipate because of its negative impact on geopolitical relations and stocks, Cramer wasn't so sure.
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On Capitol Hill, Republican chairmen of four separate congressional committees have continuing probes into the matter, which aren't likely to dissipate as quickly as Clinton's presidential aspirations.
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"Additional rapid weakening is expected as Franklin moves across eastern Mexico, and the cyclone is likely to dissipate late Thursday or early Friday," the weather forecaster said.
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Conservatives claim to subscribe to the ideology that the best energy forms should compete and win in the market while lesser forms can dissipate and become obsolete.
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Amid wide revulsion at the recent horrors, Argentina's old hatreds seemed to dissipate when a middle-of-the-road president known for honesty, Rául Alfonsín, was elected.
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Yet, after immersing yourself in photo after photo of opossums snuggling their owners, sporting apparel, and snoozing beneath a dreamcatcher, the fear begins to dissipate a bit.
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These also allow you to suspend the GPUs above the motherboard in your case which helps to dissipate heat and allow air to flow through the rig.
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The way I felt after an intense practice was its own drug, one whose effects I wanted to clutch to my chest lest it begin to dissipate.
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Occasionally I could find a faint whiff of sweat or skin immediately after pulling them off, but invariably, it would dissipate after a few hours of nonuse.
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"Your body can't sustain cravings for very long, and [exercise] helps dissipate that much quicker," says Jeremiah Weinstock, an associate professor of psychology at Saint Louis University.
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Any talk of lowering the temperature after a harsh campaign seemed to dissipate as the president angrily scolded reporters whose questions or behavior he did not like.
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After years of building and consolidating his power among Democratic presidents, politicians, and organizations, Weinstein's influence began to dissipate after multiple sexual harassment and misconduct claims surfaced.
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Having seen her debate moment with Mr. Biden dissipate over the summer, she must find a way to strike a permanent vision in voters' minds in Houston.
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For all his intelligence and sensitivity, Lopez dodges that particular challenge, letting the productive conflict between Eric's idealism and Henry's grizzled, cynical pragmatism dissipate, rather than resolve.
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He contended the trade war will likely dissipate before the midterm elections, and spark a sudden, "massive rotation" in the market — thus hurting a lot of investors.
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Sleep temperature: Though hybrid mattresses tend to breathe better and are thus cooler than all-foam options, there's still significant variance in how well they dissipate heat.
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"The negative price impact at the start of the week coming from OPEC and compliance focus will probably dissipate," said SEB Markets chief commodities analyst Bjarne Schieldrop.
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Chris Tierney tied the game by scoring his second goal with 2:15 to play in regulation after San Jose allowed a 3-1 lead to dissipate.
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As it does with juiciness, the propensity of plant-based fats to melt quickly makes fat-soluble flavor compounds dissipate in the mouth faster than with beef.
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As Gizmodo previously reported, Harvey was particularly dangerous because it stalled over the region instead of moving inland, where it would have lost energy and begun to dissipate.
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That's especially true because the mere existence of the wealth tax would, on the margin, encourage wealthy individuals to dissipate their fortunes on charitable giving and lavish consumption.
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Ohio State (15-13, 5-10), which led by as many as 23 in the first half, saw second-half leads of 43-34 and 54-25 dissipate.
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The body said the slowdown was in part due to uncertainty ahead of June's referendum — which should dissipate if the U.K. votes to remain in the European Union.
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Even though I knew a relationship would never work, seeing it dissipate into nothing with no contact I find myself scrolling through his Instagram and wanting him back.
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Other headwinds that Yellen and her colleagues insisted would eventually dissipate have indeed begun to clear, including the drag on inflation from a 2014 skid in energy prices.
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If a sunshade were allowed to dissipate while atmospheric CO2 concentrations remained high, global temperatures would rapidly shoot up, with devastating consequences in some regions of the world.
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But when Facebook reported Wednesday night, the weakness seemed to dissipate, with the platform logging user growth, advertising growth, revenue growth and lower costs for its latest quarter.
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I had to massage it, soothe it, knead it until I felt it loosen, ooze a bit, and then dissipate as a bright yellow peace down my back.
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There are reserves of power in Mr Hough's touch, and an ingrained refinement; his self-composed encores usually dissipate with sly comedy the high seriousness of his art.
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About 10 minutes into the encounter, as the likelihood of any arrest appeared to dissipate and Mr. Menhali was allowed to stand up, he collapsed on the pavement.
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I use my milk frother to make Thai iced tea and iced coffee occasionally, but the foam does gradually disappear as the air bubbles inside the milk dissipate.
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Ms. Asherie's movement phrases — compact bursts of choreography with rapid-fire changes in rhythm and gestural articulation — bubble up and dissipate, quickly paving the way for something new.
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Patients may feel a "fluttering" in their chest, but symptoms can dissipate before they can get to a doctor for an ECG, making it challenging to conclusively diagnose.
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When heat and humidity exceed a person's core body temperature – about 37 degrees Celsius, or 98.6 degrees Farenheit – they person cannot dissipate heat into the environment, researchers said.
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The current façade of Republican unity will quickly dissipate if GOP leaders ask the rank-and-file to vote for spending increases that are anathema to fiscal conservatism.
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But as those memories starts to dissipate like liquid through a sieve, he finds himself scrambling desperately to hold onto them, no matter how excruciating they may be.
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China and Vietnam have grown much faster than America in recent decades, but as their incomes rise and opportunities to learn from others dissipate, they will probably slow.
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Anyone watching the deeply troubled, and troubling, confirmation process for Justice Kavanaugh surely understands the depth of anger on the left, which is unlikely to dissipate anytime soon.
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If it's a government plan where Americans feel like they can afford to go to the doctor, then I'd expect any frustration with the transition to eventually dissipate.
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Those buoyant feelings might quickly dissipate, however, when you find yourself paying $10 for a waffle cone at the ice-cream truck parked a couple of blocks away.
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While some argue that the boom is overblown and will dissipate as soon as businesses are back to normal, others suggest that the shift in behavior will endure.
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She qualified herself, noting that she did not think our memories would last — we would not be ourselves in any recognizable sense — but that energy can never dissipate.
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If I can talk to that person, if I can give them a little of myself, and if I can get something of them, that fear can dissipate.
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But weather officials said that the smoke in Western Washington was expected to dissipate by Wednesday and that some rain was in the forecast for Oregon this week.
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"Weakening is forecast after Leslie moves inland over the Iberian Peninsula, and the post-tropical cyclone is expected to dissipate by Monday," the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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"From harsh experience, we know that either U.S. forces will have to be involved for the long term or victory will dissipate soon after they leave," he said.
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As Yglesias explained: [T]he mere existence of the wealth tax would, on the margin, encourage wealthy individuals to dissipate their fortunes on charitable giving and lavish consumption.
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Inflation worries appeared to dissipate after U.S. economic data showed annual growth in average hourly earnings slowed to 2.6 percent, after a spike at the start of 2018.
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Tornadoes from a tropical cyclone might be a little weaker, and dissipate faster, than a tornado spawned at, say, higher latitudes, such as in the US Central Plains.
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But in a series of monologues that pull further back from the action, Hanrahan's reflections on the case, and on her own investment in it, dissipate the tension.
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Every time I've heard it out, when the drips dissipate, and that bassline finally bounds in with full force, the air has been sucked out of the room.
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It's a good reminder that the power of centralized regimes dissipate when their leaders are gone, and the theater that propped up their regimes look hollow after the fact.
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In June, the typical winter cloak of clouds over the polar region should dissipate, leaving the south cap shining brilliantly and undergoing spectacular changes during its rapid springtime thaw.
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Tandy watched the dust dissipate for a moment, and when they looked down, they were surprised to find Noor, too, was sitting on the pavement, watching the runner disappear.
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But Aerion still has supersonic ambitions, and plans to develop planes that fly at around 920 mph (or 1.2 Mach), wherein the booms will dissipate before pummeling the ground.
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The good news: BofAML believes the high levels of cash actually could set up a buying opportunity once fears of the British exit from the EU, or Brexit, dissipate.
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By then, the impact on growth rates will dissipate, but total exports are expected to be 0.2 percent below where they would have been without the drop in commodities.
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Living With Cancer After the drama of diagnosis passes and the preliminary offers of assistance dissipate, a few hardy souls hang in with cancer patients for the long haul.
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Luckily, the National Weather Service says the unusual heat will dissipate by the end of the week, and we'll start to feel a bit of that familiar fall chill.
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Early in my research on sounds, I came to sound absorbers and acoustic foam, which bounces and then scatters the sound waves in several directions, causing them to dissipate.
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And once I took out the constancy of communication with my female friends, the dailiness and all-knowingness, the same-boatness, the primacy of our bonds began to dissipate.
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The bigger issue — the sense that the PC version of Marvel Heroes is functionally "dead" now — should dissipate once Omega is running and the content spigot switches back on.
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Back home, once normalcy crept in and I settled into my responsibilities as a wife and mother, I worried that the empowerment I felt during the Immersion would dissipate.
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Strengthening forward guidance, such as by committing to keep ultra-low rates until global uncertainties dissipate, could be among options if the BOJ were to ease, the sources say.
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It doesn't really matter that this kind of collaboration never really lands, and the talents of whoever involved dissipate into hamfisted, tired punk-funk-and-a-rant aural stew.
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Steve from accounting may be your friend, but if it's between you and Steve winning enough to buy a private island, Steve's loyalty is going to dissipate pretty quickly.
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"But as time progresses, I imagine that the advantage that you get from going the cappuccino route will dissipate and more and more people will want to go direct."
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When a surly, anti-politics mood first took hold in Europe and America after the financial crisis, it was tempting to think it would dissipate as economic growth returned.
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More likely the fog will dissipate sometime after November 8, or as more us look behind the CSPAN cameras, and get to know Congressional staffers like Tim and Tom.
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Here's what else is happening: The cool blanket of clouds that was pulled over the city last night is slowly starting to dissipate, and things are warming up again.
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And I've seen how a spirit of unity, born of tragedy, can gradually dissipate, overtaken by the return to business as usual, by inertia and old habits and expediency.
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Craig McLean, NOAA's acting chief scientist, who has filed a complaint with the agency alleging it violated its scientific-integrity policy, said he believes the current problems will dissipate.
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Those concerns are not likely to dissipate, and Citi's chief executive, Michael Corbat, said they could eventually be more of a drag on the economy than actual policy changes.
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Amazon is pouring billions of dollars into original content now, though, which means it can afford to move quick and take risks to cash in on opportunities before they dissipate.
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Dad told me he got a lot of angry fan mail, a lot of really heavy anger directed toward him, which didn't really dissipate until the first feature came out.
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The Category 1 storm is expected to dissipate before reaching the eastern Caribbean but still forecast to dump heavy rain across islands including Dominica and Puerto Rico starting this weekend.
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That is, if the wind is making a skyscraper sway to the right, the damper will sway to the left to dissipate the kinetic energy, and reduce the, um, swaying.
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What both programs have demonstrated is that the thrill associated with hearing those first strains of the theme music again can dissipate quickly when the show falls short of expectations.
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Despite fears that the incredible momentum channeled through the Women's March would dissipate once it was over, there's been a sustained and widely documented surge of protests across the country.
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"If the administration decides to pivot immediately to tariffs on European autos, any positive momentum derived from the end of the US-China trade war will dissipate rapidly," Hogan wrote.
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This interconnected group of musicians was so expansive, and their influence so ingrained in the area, that it seemed like their stronghold on the local hardcore scene would never dissipate.
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The lifetime of the individual—that is, how long it takes the information to degrade or dissipate through interaction with the environment—depends on the information coded in this phenotype.
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Safety doesn't end when the winds die down and the rain bands dissipate -- quite the opposite, even more caution should be taken in an area already hit by a hurricane.
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"If the government can limit it to just one attack then I think the climate of fear will dissipate quite quickly and things will go back to normal," he added.
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If that discussion is again postponed, or if it is inconclusive or divisive, the tentative signs of EU states coming together after Brexit will dissipate, and the crisis will deepen.
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With wispy tendrils of smoke that dissipate into the sky, Steven Spazuk leaves no lit candle unturned by using carbon residue left from burnt wicks to form his masterful paintings.
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But in this case, the heat is not allowed to dissipate; instead, the carbon nanostructure converts the heat back into light — at the exact optimum wavelength of the photovoltaic cell.
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Or the company could see its reputation for cool dissipate — New York cited a 2017 survey of teenagers who found Vice to be less cool than Yahoo or J.C. Penney.
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The National Association of Theater Owners, which represents 150,000 theater employees, is optimistic that the stimulus package will aid struggling movie theaters and that they'll reopen once coronavirus concerns dissipate.
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To this day, the sphere of influence from downtown generally stops at Crawford Street, which for me was a jarring reminder of how ghosts from the past don't easily dissipate.
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The euro has been on an upward trend against other currencies, including the U.S. dollar, for the past few weeks as the region's economy keeps improving and political risks dissipate.
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But it shows that, after the political hazards of the Trump-Russia investigation appeared to dissipate during the summer, the president faces new and potentially more-threatening trouble over Ukraine.
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However, that boost would in turn dissipate in the first quarter, which would mean growth would ease to 0.2% before picking up to 0.3% in the second quarter, INSEE forecast.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The three-year drought of initial public offerings in Brazil is finally starting to dissipate, giving hope to investors from São Paulo to New York and Boston.
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The euro could hit $1.30 in the next 12 months as the European Central Bank (ECB) unwinds its stimulus, economic growth continues and political risks dissipate further, analysts told CNBC.
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If patients don't hear back in the first few days, many of them can be lost for good because the courage it took to make the call can dissipate fast.
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We take care of our family, as I know all universities do, but it's difficult because players tend to dissipate out in the real world and they don't come back.
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But it's not likely to last too long this year—the Martin O'Malley blobs will form, then dissipate, and be absorbed, and fought over, by the Sanders and Clinton teams.
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The Knicks, too, were cautiously optimistic that the soreness in Anthony's left knee — his surgically repaired left knee — would dissipate enough to allow him to play against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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But a 2019 rally has regained a lot of that ground as fears about a recession later this year fade and worries about trade tensions and Fed interest rate hikes dissipate.
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"A lot of the concerns that we have – tariffs, Brexit and so on – as those dissipate and we really start looking at the fundamentals again, this could very swiftly be undone."
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Goldman said clinicians have no diagnostic test to rely on, so they typically look for that asymmetry and then administer a dopamine therapy to see if some of the symptoms dissipate.
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So he scrams, and I wind up gazing at my plated duck confit, or broiled salmon with asparagus, and feeling my appetite dissipate as quickly as any of Donald Trump's promises.
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The Fund said it expects Mexico's undervaluation to reverse as risks of protectionist U.S. policies dissipate, but South Korea needed to stimulate domestic demand to reduce a large current account surplus.
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It affects three of the neurotransmitters in our brains that make us feel fantastic—dopamine, serotonin, and norepinephrine—and tolerance for the stuff doesn't seem to dissipate even months after quitting.
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But, "the tightness in supply driven by El Nino in 2016 will dissipate as we turn to 2017 and fundamentals for the market will be bearish for prices," the house added.
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The post-tropical cyclone is moving towards the southwest near 23 miles per hour (37 km/h), the NHC said, adding that the cyclone is forecast to dissipate later on Friday.
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Steroid injections for back pain, another popular medical treatment, tend to have similarly lackluster results: They improve pain slightly in the short term, but the effects dissipate within a few months.
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For the next two days, I supplemented my diet with freeze-dried vegetables, fruit, and yogurt I'd bought from another company, called Thrive Life, and felt the low-bloodsugar sensation dissipate.
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The Committee should maintain an easing bias in its statement and in Powell's presser, with the onus on downside risks to definitively dissipate in order to avoid another cut in September.
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There is no bar to refill, no screen distortion to dissipate—taking tablets for your character's mental problems, in Lone Survivor, is much more akin to treating mental health in reality.
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"This acceleration, the bump up in hiring, I don't know why it wouldn't dissipate if all of these folks lost insurance and the payment that goes along with it," Turner said.
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While the Trump administration has used the threat of military action as a tool to keep pressure on Maduro, its regional goodwill could quickly dissipate if that threat comes to fruition.
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While congressional and independent analyses project most income groups would get a tax cut next year, their benefits under the plan would dissipate as most individual tax cuts expire after 2025.
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But "resentment" on the part of the previously dominant group doesn't just dissipate; it is simply channeled into another way of clinging to power and preventing another group from attaining it.
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Mr. Suarez noted the constant commotions of the news cycle and social media, and made the point that we don't do enough physical activities during the day to dissipate our energies.
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After about three hours of lying down and moving around as little as possible, the feeling that I was about to die in the most pointless way imaginable began to dissipate.
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But the writing doesn't go far enough beyond Mallarico's inner strife, his misgivings about his work as an illustrator and his fear that the rage of his childhood will never dissipate.
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"Even if our temperatures turned on a dime, there's so much warmth in the water around Alaska that it is just going to take time for that to dissipate," Brettschnider said.
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Sydney suspected that he may have also had powers like her, so maybe he had the ability to escape death and turn into this shadowy figure who can dissipate into dust.
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Presumably the utter chaos that has engulfed the Democratic nomination fight over the last five days will dissipate somewhat, as New Hampshire votes Tuesday and the race's shape clarifies a bit.
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The skeptics think the market's knee-jerk reaction to the reflation theme and financials is temporary and will eventually dissipate in favor of more rational investing based on long-term fundamentals.
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Scientists are hopeful, however, that the heat wave could dissipate if a ridge of high pressure that allowed upper layers of the ocean to warm ends in the next few months.
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But the switchback narrative doesn't serve her, or the production, well: scenes that should have a real emotional punch (Amy's burning of Jo's novel, Beth's death) dissipate in the fragmented structure.
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When a suppressor is attached to the barrel of a firearm, it allows the gasses contained there to have more space to dissipate and cool before being exposed to open air.
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To remove this heat and maintain a safe body temperature, our hearts pump warm blood toward the skin's surface, where heat can dissipate, and we sweat copiously, providing evaporative heat loss.
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Carved straight into the wood panel, the eyes look as if they're almost poking at the distorted bodies, causing them to buckle and at times even dissipate into the wood itself.
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The scary truth is that if Trump had stayed the course on this one, allowing the media attention and public outrage to dissipate, he probably could have gotten away with it.
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Even though limonene can attach to surfaces as well as dissipate in the air, there's not enough limonene in the products we use day-to-day to be of any health concern.
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Forestry Commission Fire Chief Darryl Jones said the smoke would not likely dissipate until the state received a rain shower or the adjoining states would have to get their fires under control.
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Another thing it would mean is that any boundary around the workplace, employment, or even the idea of work itself would dissipate because human labor is not constrained to any such boundary.
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I know it's not a White Walker, because we all realize they dissipate when struck with dragon glass (and boy, is that a weird thing to be able to say with authority).
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The progressive tax has allowed domestic firms to maintain a dollar or two of profit on each barrel of oil, Russian economic experts said, but that could dissipate with any new reforms.
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That literal timelessness isn't just confined to the never-ending afternoons spent sipping rather-strong strawberry daiquiris on a sunlounger, watching your worries dissipate into the depths of your increasingly deep tan.
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So, on the face of it, at least, there is still substantial bearishness embedded in the pound pricing - a large chunk of which would presumably dissipate on a status quo EU vote.
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"It isn't necessarily that men's derby is going to dissipate anytime soon, it just may take a little extra time to grab, and when it grabs it doesn't go away," he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone business activity grew more than initially thought last month but remained close to stagnation, according to a survey whose forward-looking indicators suggest the existing growth might dissipate.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone business activity grew more than initially thought last month but remained close to stagnation, according to a survey whose forward-looking indicators suggest the existing growth might dissipate.
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When they wore the suit filled with warm water, they began to sweat a little earlier and more heavily than they had before, showing that their bodies could generally dissipate heat better.
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For example, Shiite Muslims wait until the signs of dusk dissipate on the horizon before breaking their fast, or iftar in Arabic, which may be a few minutes after most Sunni Muslims.
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Demand Justice hopes to change the current political dynamic, in which Democrats and progressive interest groups typically mobilize to battle a specific court nominee, after which their energy and attention quickly dissipate.
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The hard-working grill in the open kitchen exhales smoke in billows that dissipate quickly into the dining room, but not before leaving a defining mark on all the food it touches.
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Should flows dwindle further, "the extra boost that U.S. repatriation provided to U.S. equity and bond markets via share buybacks and corporate bond redemptions would likely dissipate next year," JPMorgan told clients.
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But when the ball is kicked, much of that will dissipate, like dew burning off the field of Notre Dame Stadium (which, heretically, switched to a FieldTurf surface a few years ago).
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The '282 was deep and complex, with harmonious mineral flavors, intense but weightless, a great wine at first, though the complexity seemed to dissipate in the glass with prolonged exposure to air.
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Once the PegLeg prototype was assembled, Tibbetts coated it with some bio-safe resin to dissipate the heat it would generate and to protect the metal components from contact with bodily fluids.
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"There's a misconception that the fall of these territorial holdings means the group will dissipate — that's just not the case," Matthew Henman, head of Jane's Terrorism and Insurgency Center, told VICE News.
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Local environmental officials, who set up monitoring devices throughout the industrial park and nearby areas after the blast, said Thursday that heavy wind had created favorable condition for toxic air to dissipate.
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When the fires cool, farmers sow their crops for a few seasons — until the nutrients dissipate and they move on to the next plot of forest to start the cycle over again.
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The plane landed without incident, but flight data shows it never climbed more than about 8,000 feet, which meant the dumped fuel didn't get the chance to dissipate before reaching the ground.
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Whether rank-and-file Democrats' "lock him up" chants are rerouted, as with Cruz; allowed to dissipate, like Sanders chose to do; or encouraged will likely depend on who that nominee is.
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I worried a lot that people's energy and outrage would dissipate, and that they would draw the wrong lesson: that it is impossible to win, so better not to fight at all.
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But even if the Trump administration is considering talks with the North Korean delegation, it doesn't mean that the tense standoff over North Korea's nuclear program is going to dissipate anytime soon.
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Grief is a deeply powerful emotion that doesn't dissipate within any prescribed amount of time; certainly not within the year that the storyline on the show has sped up to explain her death.
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It also noted the labor market was tightening and that the effects of commodity-price declines were set to dissipate, with a pickup in international commodity prices set to push up consumer prices.
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"Many questions remain as to how dark vortices originate, what controls their drift and oscillation, how they interact with the environment, and how they eventually dissipate," write the authors in the new study.
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The broad analysts' consensus is that the acute tightness in the mined concentrates part of the zinc production chain is already starting to dissipate as a supply response to high prices builds momentum.
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In 1974, he formulated the first theoretical explanation of Hawking radiation, which proposes black holes can radiate energy and thus slowly dissipate—or in the case of primordial mini-black holes, violently explode.
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The reason is that smoke from nuclear conflagrations would rise as high as 0003 miles into the atmosphere, where it would be protected from rain and take at least 10 years to dissipate.
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All of that extra bulk in the current crop of gaming laptops is needed to handle and dissipate the heat generated by the GPU, CPU, and other internal components running at full capacity.
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OxyContin was aggressively marketed to doctors as a wonder drug that could safely dissipate chronic pain for 12 hours at a time with what it claimed was "less than 1%" risk of addiction.
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I greatly admire There Will Be Blood while not quite connecting with it, and I appreciate the vibe of many of his other movies even though they dissipate from my mind almost immediately.
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That feeling seems to dissipate with the knowledge that women were traditionally kept away from the sea, their mere presence on a boat unlucky and the great sea epics almost empty of them.
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For instance, the birds' body temperature was consistently a good eight degrees Celsius above ambient air temperature when hovering, and they usually dangled their feet in an apparent attempt to dissipate more heat.
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That hazy aura of malfeasance never had much concrete basis in the first place, and it's not going to dissipate just because a document no Benghazi-truther will read anyways confirms as much.
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The last thing Wu wants, she told Vox in an interview in New York on Thursday, is for this year's wave of women running for office to dissipate as quickly as it arrived.
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Fed policymakers have been banking in part on the effects of oil price declines to dissipate, helping inflation move back toward the central bank's 2-percent target rate as input costs trend higher.
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As concerns over a global recession dissipate, the U.S. Federal Reserve has signaled an end to interest rate cuts, with global government bond yields soaring as investors dump low-risk safe-haven assets.
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Ultimately, I think Beijing is confident that its carrot-and-stick approach to the region will work in the long run, and that problems will dissipate once the region is more economically developed.
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When the United States was testing atomic weapons at Bikini Atoll in the Pacific beginning in 1946, he predicted correctly that the shock waves from explosions would dissipate without causing far-flung tsunamis.
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There is a "small possibility" that the peroxide could release into the flood waters without igniting, and in that case would break down and either dissipate in the water or evaporate, he said.
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But he knows from experience that a significant number of patients with cancer have existential distress, most commonly in the three months following their diagnosis, and that it seems to dissipate over time.
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OTTAWA, May 1 (Reuters) - Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said on Wednesday that interest rates would rise from their current low levels if the headwinds affecting the Canadian economy were to dissipate.
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As a result, manually tweaking these clouds so that they dissipate faster could allow more heat to leave Earth, without throwing off the water cycle to the extreme projected with traditional geoengineering methods.
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"This is not going to dissipate quickly," said Bryan Miles, author of the book Virtual Culture and co-founder of Belay Solutions, a remote professional services agency, in an interview with Business Insider.
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What's more, that alliance with the more mainstream parties gave a sheen of legitimacy to these far-right populists — legitimacy that will dissipate somewhat if all the nationalist parties hang out together instead.
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But if the industry is reduced to three companies of roughly equal size, they will all be able to post similar profit margins, and the pressure to compete for market share will dissipate.
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Instead, Senate staff aides were hopeful that Mexico could find a way to appease Mr. Trump or that the threat could dissipate, as the idea of closing the southwestern border did this year.
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But time and again I found the music predictable: a sudden fortissimo outburst will send other instruments scurrying; in collective glissando patterns, the instruments rise, swell in sound, then slide down and dissipate.
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We create energy when we coil our muscles and push off with one leg from the ground and dissipate some of it when our foot returns to the pavement and momentum slightly brakes.
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Any loftier ambitions also dissipate pretty quickly in the race to squeeze in mostly uninspired musical numbers, possessing both the energy and substance usually associated with a parade at a Disney theme park.
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What seems different about these movements is they are manifested in years of disappointment with lack of political rights and corruption, rather than being driven by issue specific grievances which more easily dissipate.
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Germany is expected to retain a budget surplus this year of around 50 billion euros ($54.55 billion), but researchers anticipate that this will dissipate by 2021 to around 4 billion euros ($4.37 billion).
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Tropical Storm Vicente is also expected to impact the country Tuesday, but farther south than Willa, and the weakening system may dissipate by the time it gets there, the National Hurricane Center said.
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On Wednesday, the Chinese Ministry of Environmental Protection said that 28 cities were under red alert for heavy air pollution, but that the haze and smog would probably start to dissipate on Thursday.
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And, even when it does occur, it isn't permanent: It's most often seen in adolescents (though cases have been seen in younger children and adults) and symptoms generally dissipate after eight to 12 years.
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All the good will was supposed to dissipate when the match actually happened, the expectation being that WWE would have Lesnar throw Goldberg around for ten minutes, pin him, and keep the status quo.
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While the American South hunkers down and waits for this week's blast of snow and icy temperatures to dissipate, a crew of aviation engineers up in central Canada is hoping for just the opposite.
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Harvey was an incredibly powerful Category 9113 storm when it first hit Texas, and though it weakened after making landfall, it's still taking a long time for the storm to dissipate, according to Burke.
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During heatwaves, defined as at least two consecutive days of abnormally hot temperatures, the body cannot dissipate heat, leaving older adults in particular at risk of suffering from medical conditions such as heat stroke.
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Furthermore, while inflation is currently below the Fed's longer-term target, price pressures are expected (as they have been for years!) to mount as the impact of "transitory" energy and import price effects dissipate.
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Had I had the misfortune of being abused by someone in my own "conservative community," the support I currently have from many in that realm would not only dissipate, but transform into vitriolic attacks.
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This would be much cheaper than spraying aerosols from aircraft, the boats could target specific regions, the effects would dissipate quickly and the change in cloud brightness would be imperceptible to the human eye.
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The Aloe Ice Pillow Gel uses Sleep Cool Technology to dissipate heat and keep your head at a comfortable temperature, while the unique foam provides 3,000 times more airflow than other memory foam pillows.
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"Concerns over the outlook for global growth are also unlikely to dissipate soon, and the U.S. Federal Reserve may choose to raise rates later in the year, which could destabilise markets," the company said.
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For that study, Israeli researchers taught half their participants a technique called cognitive reappraisal — basically a method to challenge your negative emotions, question how they originate, and then watch them dissipate among that introspection.
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But it is less real once people spend the time to think about — this bank regulation is going to have these beneficial effects, and these harmful effects, and often the value disagreement will dissipate.
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Most manufacturers recommend you give the mattress two days to fully inflate, and the room may smell a bit gassy at first, so crack a window; the smell tends to dissipate within a day.
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But losing the pressure from the top or actually getting contrary messages can really dissipate the level of energy that has existed over the last several years, since Ferguson, to engage in the introspection.
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Last month, CPC said it saw a 50 percent chance La Nina could develop by the Northern Hemisphere fall on the heels of the El Nino conditions likely to dissipate in the coming months.
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"My baseline case is that the temporary weakness we observed in January and February is going to dissipate and is dissipating," Bullard said during a conference at the Levy Economics Institute at Bard College.
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But either way, one of the last remaining mass-culture experiences we have will dissipate that much more — especially since so much of it will now live behind the tollgates of monthly subscription services.
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The tendency is for that good will to dissipate as presidents are forced to make decisions which inevitably lead some to be upset and as they assume responsibility for problems unsolved or newly created.
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NEW YORK, Jan 12 (Reuters) - A U.S. government weather forecaster on Thursday said current La Nina conditions are likely to dissipate by February and sees neutral conditions continuing during the first half of 2017.
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Soon enough, the UEFA coefficient of Serie A had fallen below that of the Portuguese Primeira Liga, and Italy's reputation as the home of sublime defensive football had began to dissipate and ebb away.
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"The return of the bells could help dissipate much of the animosity and rough language that have characterized the current state of relations between the two countries over the past two years," he said.
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At the same time, the Christian right has watched its culture war victories—gay marriage bans, abortion restrictions, the Tea Party wave of 2010—dissipate, overturned on legal technicalities, or squandered by poor leadership.
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Although opposition parties defeated Johnson's bids to hold an early election (his Conservative Party still leads opinion polls) most did so because they wanted to see the threat of a no-deal Brexit dissipate.
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This would be much cheaper than spraying aerosols from aircraft, the boats could target specific regions, the effects would dissipate quickly, and the change in cloud brightness would be imperceptible to the human eye.
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The car will also be able to last in high-performance situations, Drako Motors says, thanks to an "internal massively-parallel cooling architecture" that surrounds each individual battery cell and helps quickly dissipate heat.
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Those feelings of tension also tend to dissipate when family members realize the boundaries were created for personal mental health reasons, and that setting boundaries doesn&apost mean a person is shunning their family.
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Kinkaid said he put too much pressure on himself leading into his start Sunday and that pressure isn't likely to dissipate as the Devils grow more desperate for points over their final 15 games.
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Over time, however, the money will dissipate — and the family's influence will largely be through its philanthropy, which includes the Rockefeller Foundation, the Rockefeller Family Fund, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, the David Rockefeller Fund.
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I recently laid this out in a story for Vox: As time has gone on and Trump's trade tactics, specifically, have started to sink in, some of [Wall Street's] optimism has started to dissipate.
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From limpias oils to abrecaminos candles and tarot cards, the speaker seeks a way to dispel darkness, dissipate clouds, and make a space for a queer Latino voice in contemporary Anglo-dominated American poetry.
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Ultimately, the Mexican government did step in to "dissipate" the caravan, offering some of its members permission to stay in Mexico and seek humanitarian visas (though an unknown number of immigrants are continuing on).
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To begin to judge the long term effects of this electoral uptick in attack-talk and attacks, we'll have to watch events after the election, when the heat of the chase begins to dissipate.
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It has been designed with a combination of plastic with metal fused to it through something called vacuum metalization, and an EVA foam core, all of which help better reflect sound and, yes, dissipate heat.
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Heinrich's research at the University of Minnesota focused on how the structural elements of parachutes—the vents and the stitching, for example—can be configured to absorb and dissipate the effects of supersonic shock waves.
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Some then pass over the ponds where the gypsum crystals are growing, pluck crystals out of those ponds, carry them the 5km to the dunes, and then dissipate, dropping their loads on the accumulating heaps.
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I am convinced that once the two of them dissipate the sexual tension that's been brewing between them, get married, and decide to co-rule, they can save Westeros from everything that's coming at them.
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If you can stay in the anxiety causing situation or stay with the disturbing thoughts long enough and say to yourself: 'It's okay that I'm anxious,' the anxiety is likely to dissipate on its own.
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Whatever anxiety a player feels after coming back from an injury, let that dissipate and let him gradually get back to being the Alec we had in December before we played the Clippers last time.
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The appetite for reform today is the greatest I've seen in my 25 years working in criminal justice, and that appetite won't dissipate following the recent election results, despite the campaign's law-and-order rhetoric.
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The new guidelines aim to "make event more important risk control, to dissipate the risks that the banking industry may face," according to a question and answer paper that was published on the CBRC website.
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Anxiety can stop you in your tracks if you let it, while forward momentum (even taking the tiniest of steps) toward your goals can help dissipate your worry about whether you're making the right decision.
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Finally, while fiscal policy has provided strong impetus to the economy over the past nine months and will likely continue to do so through mid-22019, the fiscal tailwind is likely to dissipate over time.
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In this project, Mr. Kurkdjian may have found the perfect medium for representing the ephemeral: phantoms, memories, scents, a play's emotional residue, things that slowly dissipate as we refocus our eyes on the real world.
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Among trends that will last, Sophie Yao, general manager, at Pegasus Tech Ventures (China), expects a pickup in the development of self-driving technology, while hype around artificial intelligence and blockchain technology will gradually dissipate.
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Oscillations in the speed of these charged particles beaming outward from the solar corona have previously been thought to dissipate gradually, much like the waves seen after plucking a guitar string fading from the middle.
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Ball should experience operating momentum improvement throughout 2016, except for China, as start-up costs dissipate, new can capacity ramps, the Food and Household segment improves, and expected tailwind benefits from aluminum premiums are realized.
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As of Saturday afternoon, Leslie was about 200 miles (320 km) west of Lisbon, the NHC said, adding that it is expected to become a post-tropical cyclone and dissipate by Sunday night or Monday.
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Nevertheless, flooding in the immediate days ahead was not expected to reach the catastrophic scale seen in Nebraska and Iowa to the north, as excess flow continued to dissipate along the length of the river.
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Even though the powerful El Niño weather phenomenon blamed for the drought is forecast to dissipate in the coming months, its impact on people in affected countries will last far longer, the United Nations has warned.
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For Democrats, a battle on the issues For Democrats, those who were hoping the tensions between Sanders and Clinton would dissipate greatly underestimated how serious the tensions are between Sanders, his supporters and the Clinton campaign.
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"Flat-plate heat pipes are remarkable in their horizontal spreading, but lack a vertical mechanism to dissipate heat," said Chuan-Hua Chen, associate professor at Duke and co-author of the study, in a press statement.
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Unless the events are of such a magnitude that they generate sustained fiscal pressures or adverse debt dynamics, the knock-on effects are likely to dissipate early on in the forecast horizon, all else being equal.
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"The petroleum markets have settled into quieter mixed flows as the waves created by Wednesday's OPEC announcement gradually dissipate, with some light profit taking emerging in crude oil," said Tim Evans, energy futures specialist at Citigroup.
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For that study, Israeli researchers taught half of their participants a technique called cognitive reappraisal — basically a method to challenge your negative emotions, question how they originate, and then watch them dissipate among that meta introspection.
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The trunks, branches and above-ground roots growing from the stems of mangrove trees dissipate wave energy and reduce coastal erosion, functioning as a natural braking mechanism on the water - a phenomenon known as "wave attenuation".
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"The China fears will dissipate as they have for the last several years every time we have another China spike," Paul Christopher, head global market strategist at the Wells Fargo Investment Institute, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Only conversion—in the case of Shylock's daughter, her marriage to a fortune-hunting Christian; in the case of Shylock himself, conversion under the threat of execution—can dissipate hatred and save the play from bloodshed.
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There are parades and fairs, new friends and old reunions, intense drama and ridiculous comedy; but the fun begins to dissipate as the weather starts to cool and decisions get harder for voters and candidates alike.
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Despite reports that differences with Beijing as well as Europe may dissipate, U.S. President Donald Trump upped the ante with China once again, signing an executive order on telecoms citing national security and effectively blacklisting Huawei .
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If you're interested in learning more about the SEC's ever-evolving approach to Silicon Valley startups — and why you shouldn't expect its interest to dissipate any time soon — you really won't want to miss this conversation.
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The two-day protest showed concerns over the vaccine scandal have yet to dissipate, as the Chinese government continues to resist calls to release further information detailing the results of their investigation around the faulty vaccines.
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In this study, many of the effects seen in the animals' hearts immediately after the run were beginning to dissipate an hour later, with protein levels dropping back almost to those seen in the sedentary mice.
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Although it is much less prevalent in the atmosphere than CO2, the scientists found, it can generate more than 80 times more warming – molecule for molecule – than CO2 in the 20 years it takes to dissipate.
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JONATHAN ENGEL, NEW YORK To the Editor: If only all the media would ignore President Trump's stupid tweets and all the cable and late-night hosts would stop talking about them, their impact would dissipate immediately.
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Although it is much less prevalent in the atmosphere than CO2, the scientists found, it can generate more than 80 times more warming – molecule for molecule – than CO2 in the 20 years it takes to dissipate.
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Despite his dovish remarks, traders believed that monetary stimulus in the region is set to come to an end in the near future, as economic momentum increases and political risks dissipate further in the euro zone.
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We still don't know whether McCain or McConnell really will move forward with congressional inquiries, or if they're merely reacting to an intense burst of pressure that will dissipate once the national media attention moves elsewhere.
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Now that Stranger Things is a known quantity, the protection it has of feeling new but also familiar will largely dissipate, and the show's writers will be left with the characters and storylines they've already developed.
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On this scorched planet, gravity waves are generated near rugged, mountainous surface areas, and then drift upwards, lifting up into the sky and growing larger and larger in amplitude until they dissipate just below the cloud-tops.
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The center said Carlotta, which is the third named storm of the Pacific hurricane season, was expected to dissipate by Monday morning but cautioned that people on shore should be alert to the dangers from its rains.
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This may be because during sleep, our brains do not seem to be able to transfer short-term memories into long-term memory, and thus dreams we had earlier in the night dissipate without leaving a trace.
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Secret Service protection will soon dissipate for Biden, and the former vice president will transition to splitting time between the University of Pennsylvania for work on foreign policy and the University of Delaware for domestic policy work.
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The hybrid Toyota Prius really pioneered the concept into our everyday vernacular, by taking energy from braking or slowing down and applying it to the battery to recharge it, instead of letting the heat and energy dissipate.
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"What happened this time, though, was it didn't dissipate, and that's why when I got off the road on Friday, I did go to see my doctor, and that's when I was diagnosed with pneumonia," Clinton said.
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Now that the committee's Russia investigation is essentially over — Schiff and his fellow Democrats have pledged to keep investigating on their own, but they won't get far without subpoena power — the ill will isn't likely to dissipate.
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As we have seen, it's difficult for even the most horrifying of human tragedies to remain in the news for an extended period of time, meaning the saliency of this issue could very well dissipate by November.
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The hypersonic vehicle therefore must be covered by special materials with extremely efficient cooling systems inside the airframe to dissipate the heat, otherwise it could easily veer off the course or disintegrate during a long-distance flight.
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The claim set off a jarring and unexpected round of recriminations, especially surprising given how quickly the heat around their race seemed to dissipate after Ocasio-Cortez defeated Crowley in a New York Democratic primary last month.
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Chris Olsen, a former Sequoia investor who left to start his own VC firm in the Midwest, says startup founders can expect their access to funding to dissipate because of the coronavirus outbreak and its ripple effects.
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The spirit of comity fostered by the shared mourning of Mr. Bush will almost certainly dissipate within days, if not hours, of his funeral at Washington National Cathedral on Wednesday and his interment in Texas on Thursday.
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Two other storms are brewing in the Atlantic, including Hurricane Helene tracking north and east in the central Atlantic, expected to dissipate to a tropical storm, with winds between 39 and 73 miles per hour, by Sunday.
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But that change in personnel has done little to dissipate the thick cloud of trauma that followed the coaches and players onto the field on Wednesday as they took their first steps into a yearslong competitive purgatory.
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" Lengyel likened the coronavirus pandemic to dealing with "85033 separate hurricanes in every state, territory and the District of Columbia … unlike a hurricane we don't know when this is going to dissipate or move out to sea.
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Once the crowd starts to dissipate, my two closest friends, W. and L., and I walk to our cars, then look at each other — the look that says let's have a few more drinks at W.'s?
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The three antenna dishes big enough to register them are shared, so Voyager gets only four to six hours of reception time per spacecraft per day; outside these often odd windows, their data dissipate into the ether.
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"America First" may be an empty ideology that offers few answers to the country's problems, but its appeal and the resentment it helps engender against conservatives will not dissipate just because Trump loses an election or two.
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For 24 days in December we march around in boots and scarves, drink peppermint hot chocolate with whipped cream, watch our breath slowly dissipate in the cold morning air, and admire our reflections in department store windows.
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And then, after a while, the numbers would overwhelm the cold and you'd stand for minutes in the blizzard, double checking a gear selection, and the fear and the urgency would dissipate, and that would be that.
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One of the fascinating aspects of this year's iPhone rumor mill has been the uncertainty generated by conflicting rumors about exactly how the next phone will take shape, though many of those doubts are starting to dissipate now.
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In October, we reported that no one should wait for the U.S. and global anti-establishment wave to soon dissipate — the shakeup to the system is going to be a feature of politics for years and perhaps decades.
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But it flagged in the latter stages of offshore trade with investors eyeing the commercial spat between Washington and Beijing and seeking clear direction for the rand as political risk fears from the previous week continued to dissipate.
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While the virus's immediate effects are fairly mild — the most common symptoms include fever, rash and joint pain, all of which usually dissipate within days — it's feared to be associated with two rare and potentially devastating health conditions.
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It's still fundamentally the same product (you plug it into an display via HDMI and connect a keyboard and mouse to it), but it no longer needs a built-in fan to dissipate the heat from the processor.
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"The 10% correction already experienced seems to me to adequately discount the visible risks noted above, leaving the market poised to go up if these risks either dissipate or fail to morph into more serious troubles," he said.
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While Bannon's ouster may mean a short-term win for the relative moderates in the West Wing, those he dubbed the "globalists," it does not mean that policy battles on national security, immigration and the economy will dissipate.
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It is an account of what went wrong — of how it was that a moment of growing awareness of climate change, and an apparent willingness to act on the knowledge, was allowed to dissipate into stasis and inaction.
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The brake on growth caused by the auto industry should dissipate soon, "and the euro economy is likely to grow more strongly again," Christoph Weil, an economist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt, said in a note to clients Tuesday.
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He will continue to get asked for more specifics, and voters' patience with him only answering "the spirit of the question" as he did in the Iowa diner, will quickly dissipate, if he does not deliver more details.
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Heavy rainfall and flooding continued in Houston and other parts of Texas and Louisiana on Wednesday, with areas in these regions expected to see a year's worth of rainfall before the storm is set to dissipate on Thursday.
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The committee vote sparks an investigation The next morning, the drama about the Judiciary Committee vote seemed to dissipate with a statement emailed to reporters minutes before the committee was to meet: Flake was a yes on Kavanaugh.
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Pros: Variety of sizes, colors, and designs, non-slip, low-profile to fit under doors, non-slip, 10-year warrantyCons: Mat has a strong rubber/chemical odor that may take several days to dissipate, can discolor vinyl flooring
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The four political scientists I interviewed for this story all predicted that any momentum for a "Bernie Congress" would dissipate — that the forces Sanders conjured for the primary would scatter without a presidential race to hold them together.
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Using the concepts and methods of statistical mechanics in a nonequilibrium setting, England and his colleagues argue that these well-adapted systems are the ones that absorb and dissipate the energy of the environment, generating entropy in the process.
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I see it as we all play music and we all do the same thing, so there's definitely a stigma to it that I think has not gone away yet, but it's certainly starting to dissipate more and more.
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"While Beryl is still forecast to quickly weaken or dissipate as a tropical cyclone on Monday before reaching the Lesser Antilles, there will likely be some rain and wind impacts on those islands early next week," the agency said.
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"If Biden loses South Carolina, it probably means his edge with [African American voters] has dissipated, meaning that the person who caused that support to dissipate likely would be in the driver's seat," says University of Virginia's Kyle Kondik.
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"We expect the plume to dissipate quickly at it enters the much, much larger body of water but there could be some impact to aquatic life immediately where the two rivers meet," the Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet said.
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While nearly all investors already divested in the country all say that they are confident in Turkey's future and in the country for the "long term," there are concerns that funds and funding into Turkey will start to dissipate.
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Following a weekend truce between Washington and Beijing in talks in Argentina, stocks have been volatile all week as investors comb through the news looking for signs of whether a trade-tension cloud over the stock market would dissipate.
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One danger of focusing so much ire on a single personality—even one as deserving of contempt as Trump—is that once that person is defeated, or even neutered, the anger may dissipate, or become much harder to harness.
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"The fear of a recession is probably overstated in capital markets and should quickly dissipate once there is some clarity in China's outlook and a floor for crude oil prices," Shipley wrote in a research note published on Thursday.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 12 (Reuters) - ChemChina's $43 billion acquisition of Swiss seeds and pesticides group Syngenta AG could help dissipate fears of genetically modified crops in China and lead to their greater acceptance, a senior Syngenta executive said on Friday.
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That maximum is restricted by both power and thermal limits, which is where we run into issues: laptops tend to get hot because they're thinner, with limited space to dissipate that heat through the use of fans and heatsinks.
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As we have said for literally years, there are headwinds pushing against the Canadian economy and until those headwinds dissipate you won't see a return of all policy parameters back to what we call normal or non-stimulative levels.
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"Change in weather conditions by rain or higher wind speed helps dissipate peak pollution, but we continue to need strong emergency actions such as shutting power plants," said Anumita Roychowdhury of the Center for Science and Environment think-tank.
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While authorities would prefer to wait until the monsoon season is over in October and the water in the cave can dissipate, rescuers may not have that luxury with more heavy rainfall expected to hit the area this weekend.
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Across Europe, there was a widespread feeling that the health crisis flaying Italy for weeks had arrived at the doorsteps of its neighbors, and that the time for hoping the threat would somehow dissipate without sweeping intervention was over.
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" Mounting roles: Lengyel likened the coronavirus pandemic to dealing with "54 separate hurricanes in every state, territory and the District of Columbia ... unlike a hurricane we don't know when this is going to dissipate or move out to sea.
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Looking at one of his works often reminds me of the feeling I get when I've stood up too quickly, become dizzy, and see everything with an overlay of shapes and spots that only dissipate after I've steadied myself.
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But the proposed ban on bump stocks, once hailed as a modest step toward bipartisan compromise on gun safety, may be turning into a cautionary tale of how energetic intentions in the wake of mass shootings can dissipate quickly.
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Let it sit out and some of the heat energy from the pretzel layer will dissipate out into the room (most of it, in fact), but some of it will be transferred to the cheesy center, raising its temperature.
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The reduced arousal that results means that stress-related hormones dissipate, allowing feel-good ones like serotonin and dopamine to be restored in the brain as the happier here and now becomes woven into the fabric of everyday life.
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These calls may dissipate over time, perhaps, but America's Commander in Chief is hardly cooling tempers by threatening unprecedented sanctions on Iraq in response and even demanding billions of dollars of repayment for airbases built there before it exits.
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That Sophie's diverse textures often mimic real sounds — exploding balloons, popping soda cans, ripped plastic, crumped metal — suggests a need for grounding, as if she and the music would otherwise dissipate, but also liberation in the ambiguity of representation.
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My worries dissipate a little when I remember that my mother is obsessively tracking my movements back home using an app, so I text and update her on the situation so she can pay extra attention today just in case.
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"When you consider this survey went out a few days after the election and an election that to all pundits was a surprise and provided results people didn't expect, I wonder over time whether the exuberance may dissipate," Wynn said.
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Their support for Trump won't dissipate, Vance argues, based on skirmishes over "alternative facts" and crowd sizes at the inauguration, or Trump's early moves to staff his White House with Wall Street executives and gut regulations established after the financial crisis.
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Razer says the Blade 15 has a "vapor chamber cooling system," a unique system made of 68 heat exchangers and two 44-blade fans that are supposed to both dissipate heat under the machine and move it away from you.
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It Can Strike RandomlyFirst, the good news: 20 to 50% of mothers affected by postpartum psychosis, experience "isolated postpartum psychosis," meaning the symptoms, once treated, dissipate immediately, and these women only need medication for a short time following the episode.
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If someone is spending a significant amount of time per day repeating thoughts, writing sentences, it could potentially start to resemble the rituals that people with anxiety and OCD have, which can include repeating sentences until feelings of anxiety dissipate.
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Both albums aim for the graceful, mechanical efficiency of pop-formalist exercises, for the thrill of mastering a received set of gestures, and both albums dissipate solemn piano, soothing strings, chiming acoustic riffs, and resounding electronic bells into a diaphanous mesh.
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Her predecessor, Conservative PM David Cameron, had supported staying in the EU. His gamble was that UK voters would vote to stay and the pressure to leave from Conservative hardliners and the far-right United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) would dissipate.
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" Park City, Utah "Park City may be known as a haven for snow bunnies, but it truly comes alive in the fall months when the summer crowds dissipate and the trees turn to magnificent shades of red, orange, and yellow.
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"Chair Yellen, and most others who have opined, have emphasized that the balance sheet should not be used 'actively' like short-rate policy, but rather that the accommodation being provided should be allowed to 'passively' dissipate," the Citi strategists wrote.
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"The news cycle is so fast and so overloaded that the silver lining is that some of the negative narratives tend to dissipate much more quickly than before," said Matthew Hiltzik, a veteran New York corporate and crisis communications consultant.
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All of the scientists, however, said there were reasonable scientific explanations for the gap, the most commonly cited being that the aircraft had passed through an area of drier air, which would make that part of the contrail dissipate more quickly.
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These pictures trade on the hippie imagery of the New Age travelers of the 291s and 217s but don't engage with the politics; it's an alternative lifestyle industry for millennials watching their dreams of homeownership dissipate in front of their eyes.
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At the base of the tree, however, where in a painting the roots would sink into soil and the solidity of paint, the marks dissipate into an assortment of squiggles and dots, the tools of suggestion of the graphic artist.
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As the opulence of the 18th century began to dissipate, Sontag suggests that the traditional aristocracy were replaced by "aristocrats of taste," a pattern that has continued to this day and allowed camp to become a tool of marginalized groups.
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This joy will dissipate entirely overnight when, after a year and a half of traveling, he'll get a £23k [$5553,2555] starting salary job at his father's company, finance a Mercedes-Benz, and only ever go to rooftop bars in St. Paul's.
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Pattiaratchi said the location of seamounts would also help model the impact of tsunamis in the region, given undersea mountains help dissipate their destructive energy, and potentially change our understanding of the break-up of the ancient supercontinent of Gondwana.
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And in the end, of course, what followed was that he perhaps saw that blocking that nomination would fire up Republicans more and produce more cohesion for them and that the upset at the Democratic side would dissipate over time.
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The impact of agriculture, a category that includes everything from growing lettuce to raising livestock, is tricky to express because the gasses produced — mostly methane and nitrous oxide — have much more warming potential than carbon dioxide but also dissipate more quickly.
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As with most mattresses that contain foam, there is a slight chemical smell at first, but this began to dissipate within the recommended 24 to 48 hours to off-gas the mattress and allow it to come to its full size.
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Opinion media, partisan polarization, and two highly unpopular candidates make this a battle over a very small group of voters in about a dozen states, and whatever bounce comes out of this debate will dissipate as quickly as it appears.
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If this blob of warm water doesn't dissipate this winter, its effects could be devastating, not only to the whale hunters and the families in Savoonga who eat the bounty from their hunts, but also to the Alaskan way of life.
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The president has repeatedly said that, like the flu, the new coronavirus will dissipate with warmer, more humid weather even though officials have warned him that relatively little is known about the virus, and it may not behave as others do.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Thursday the global economy will see "sufficiently high" growth next year, maintaining his optimism that his export-reliant economy will soon emerge from a soft patch as overseas headwinds dissipate.
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But as Lawrence and celebrities like actress Gabrielle Union continue to advocate for parenting practices that give their children the space to understand their own gender identity rather than imposing what was assigned at birth, that "something bad" may dissipate.
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Second, even if gun control were a good idea, there are over 300 million guns in America, and more than 8 million AR-15s, according to National Rifle Association estimates, so this issue of school safety will not dissipate anytime soon.
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Chae Hee-bong, an official at the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy said robust export growth was likely in May thanks to these top performers, despite base effects from low commodity prices that were expected to dissipate by mid-year.
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The joviality would dissipate as soon as the ball was tipped, as soon as each man could melt into the flow of the game, fueled by the competitiveness that made them fierce adversaries first, and respected off-court friends later.
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On a personal note: Mr. Morris, the author of the article, saw his own anxieties about weddings dissipate after he married his partner, Ira Silverberg, in California in 2008 after a ruling by the state Supreme Court legalizing same-sex marriage.
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The big question now is whether these gyrations quickly dissipate, as with so many similar spikes over the past year, or whether current events were a trigger for a more durable correction to one of the longest-running bull markets in history.
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OTTAWA, Feb 20163 (Reuters) - The Canadian economy created slightly more jobs than previously thought in 2016, with much of the growth coming from part-time employment, though economists expect some of that deterioration in the quality of jobs to dissipate this year.
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As for why this summer will be so hot (besides climate change), the NOAA says the West Coast is still feeling the effects of the record, two-year-long El Niño conditions in the Pacific Ocean, which have only recently begun to dissipate.
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In this, it reminded me of workout gear: Good performance materials let me get through a yoga class without cursing whoever makes my leggings, but rarely do I notice the work being done to wick away moisture and dissipate heat while it's happening.
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The exhilaration began to dissipate when I turned my phone light on and realized that I wasn't in a fiendishly difficult psychological maze partly of my own making, no, I was in an ordinary hallway and there was a problem with the electricity.
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Trump is late, and the crowd outside starts to dissipate slowly, until only the most ardent supporters—albeit hundreds of them—are left outside, waiting in front of the lobby doors to hear the candidate's disembodied voice come out over the speakers.
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Beyond the humanitarian impulses of individual distillers, the liquor industry also has a vested interest in seeing the virus threat dissipate quickly, given its economic reliance on bars, restaurants and other hospitality and entertainment venues that have been shuttered by the outbreak.
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When it is hot, our hearts labor to shunt more blood to the skin, which allows internal heat to dissipate but also leaves us feeling fatigued and logy, and potentially at risk for heat illnesses, ranging from nausea to grievous heat stroke.
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Seven-times Australian Open champion Djokovic, who is playing in the ATP Cup, said he hoped the crisis would "dissipate" soon but that an action plan would be needed to avoid any impact on the health of players if it did not.
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Now the two sides have been at each other's throats for the past two weeks over the Nunes memo, and the committee's members don't expect that to dissipate when they return, even if Nunes' role in the Russia probe stays behind the scenes.
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Health insurers pressed Trump administration officials on Tuesday to continue billions of dollars in subsidies for low-income people buying plans under the federal health care law, but left with nothing that would dissipate the fog of uncertainty hanging over the industry.
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Research from Democrats on the House Natural Resources Committee has suggested that rampant corruption and poorly managed wildlife programs mean the fees from big game hunting tend to dissipate without helping the species involved, and in fact hunting speeds up the extinction of endangered species.
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My pessimistic instinct with such designs was to think they'd be more vulnerable to drops, but LG has gone to great lengths to demonstrate how its curved corners actually help dissipate the force of an impact and thus make a phone's screen more resilient.
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The idea that apps are simple programs with limited functionality is an idea that is going to dissipate into a past reality within the coming years, as the technical quality of future releases creates rapid advances, thanks to the ecosystem the app stores have created.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who on Friday was elevated to the press secretary role, said Tuesday morning she doesn't believe Trump's frustration with Sessions will dissipate, while newly minted communications director Anthony Scaramucci conceded that Trump "probably" does want to see Sessions exit the administration.
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I think the allure of false promises and false premises will dissipate, and voters will be ripe for straight talk about what really builds economic growth -- if also coupled with a new economic and social contract for working families (as I outlined in my piece).
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However Michael Levi of America's Council on Foreign Relations notes that the United States is still emerging from a period of deep economic weakness, China is restructuring and India is quickly developing, so the conditions that have brought emissions to a standstill may swiftly dissipate.
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Conventional wisdom says that a country is only as trustworthy as its last words or actions, and that credibility can dissipate swiftly (Will Rogers' quip comes to mind: "It takes a lifetime to build a good reputation, but you can lose it in a minute").
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American public opinion has so far supported President Obama's deployment of roughly 5,000 troops to help Iraq reclaim territory it lost to the Islamic State in 2014, but it is not clear whether political support would dissipate in a sustained effort to fight insurgents.
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Another way to control the temperature of your bedroom — or any room — in warm weather is to keep the light out during the brightest hours of the day, and then open the curtains to allow built-up heat to dissipate during the cool evening hours.
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The optical effects are unsettling as the paint shifts from gradated bands (or volumetric presences) to flat bands of color, which appear ghostly, as if they are beginning to dissipate along their outer edges, as in "Nucleus 213-49" (1984) and "Nucleus 85-1" (1985).
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Scientists are hoping that the dangerous hole in the Earth's ozone layer, which contributes to increased negative effects from ultraviolet rays across the world, will dissipate following the decision to ban ozone-harming chemicals, some of which remain in the atmosphere, during the 85033s.
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Speaking at an event hosted by XP Investimentos in Sao Paulo, Campos Neto also said that the upward shock to inflation from meat prices should dissipate as quickly as it appeared, and that recent moves in the exchange rate are different from those seen before.
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The president, who uses Twitter as one of his main lines of communication with the public, was responding to claims from some Republicans who claim they have been "shadow banned" from the platform and seen their engagement with users dissipate in recent weeks. Rep.
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"I think there is a lot we still don't know about this virus, and I'm not sure we can say definitively that it will dissipate with warmer weather," said Dr. Rebecca Katz, director of the Center for Global Health Science and Security at Georgetown University.
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Desan also scolds Montaigne, vis-à-vis La Boétie, on a literary point, complaining that Montaigne, having first been inspired to literary effort by a friend, allows the idea of friendship to dissipate in his later essays, which entail no friend but the reader.
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"With the macro policy environment now turning more supportive and El Nino conditions, along with its adverse impacts on agricultural output and incomes, set to dissipate, domestic consumer demand is likely to gain strength in the coming quarters," the company said in a statement.
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But as long as the public continues to demand large-scale, production and research-heavy exhibitions, it is unlikely this debate over funding and the often nefarious relationship between outside art consultants, galleries and museums — whether at the HdK or anywhere else — will dissipate anytime soon.
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Jeff Sessions' nomination as attorney general would have been a fleeting news story — picked up in quick hit blog posts and used in a few cable news soundbites, only to dissipate into the forgotten annals of history after Sessions' all-but-certain confirmation slated for Wednesday afternoon.
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He remains adored by Chelsea's fans, of course — they sang his name here, lovingly, as he trotted over to thank them for their support, his fist clenched in appreciation — but that early-season aura of happy-go-lucky insouciance is starting, for the first time, to dissipate.
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"That increased rate in dividend growth is what largely leads to an increase in a gently rising stock market," Kostin said He said towards the end of the year though, concern in the third quarter will dissipate and the S&P will settle around the 2,100 level.
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Brokerage Industrial Securities said in a report that Chinese shares could even post a modest rebound in February as currency fears dissipate, which would in turn ease pressure on capital outflows and give the People's Bank of China, the nation's central bank, more room for monetary stimulus.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's central bank is all but certain to hold rates at record lows of 1.0% at its policy review next week as domestic risks dissipate, but an easing could come soon, not least because a virus epidemic in China has raised growth risks.
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We could watch Mitchell F. Chan's new art piece, Something Something National Conversation (In 2 Characters Or Less), all day long as it uses over 3,000 liters of water vapor every hour to create these endless cloud-on-cloud collisions that simply dissipate into the air afterwards.
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"Iranian crude and condensate exports look set to finish October around a similar level to September, although we expect volumes to drop off next month as sanctions kick in and buyers dissipate," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData, a firm that tracks tanker traffic.
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The president, who uses Twitter as one of his main lines of communication with the public, was responding to claims from some Republicans who have alleged they have been "shadow banned" from the platform and have seen their engagement with users dissipate in recent weeks. Rep.
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But as the culture industry grew and celebrity branding became more of a thing, the lines began to dissipate, giving way to products like Sammy Hagar's Cabo Wabo Uno Tequila and Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop empire, which sells, among other absurd things, a $695 antipasti knife set.
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On the other hand, if you believe that the company continues to have a great business model—one of the largest credit monitoring companies in the debt-driven U.S. economy—that will re-emerge after the the hack distractions dissipate, this selloff could be a buying opportunity.
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However, once you hold that little ax, which is a bit heavier than it looks, fears of errant blades dissipate and it becomes all about the thrill of "sticking it" — that is, getting the ax to hit the target with a deeply satisfying wood-splintering thwack.
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The Yankees pitching coach, Larry Rothschild, said the persistent questions about Tanaka's elbow since he sustained a small tear in the ligament at Fenway in 2014 had bothered him until they began to dissipate last season, when he did not miss a start until late September.
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If you think that this virus is going to dissipate, and then we're going to have a temporary shock, and everything is going to just go back to normal - I think the Fed is in great shape and we don't have to lower rates in that scenario.
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"If you think that this virus is going to dissipate and we're going to have temporary shocks and then everything's going to go back to normal, then I think the Fed's in great shape and we don't have to lower rates in that scenario," Bullard said.
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"The initial effects of the storms on mortality appear to persist as much as a decade later, although they did dissipate over time," said study leader Troy Quast, an associate professor of health economics at the University of South Florida College of Public Health in Tampa.
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This traumatic backstory is important, because what makes It so threatening isn't limited to the supernatural; Pennywise is able to exploit the Losers' vulnerabilities and fears because they're the kind that don't dissipate with age, the kind that are often sociocultural: racism, homophobia, misogyny, and domestic abuse.
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