These churches are dying off at a very quick pace.
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The trend is a little bit exhausted or dying off.
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Their electorate, like that of the CSU, is dying off.
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Younger voters are not replacing those that are dying off.
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No audible dying off of this neuron or the next.
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Underwater forests of native Lake Baikal sponges have begun dying off.
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Unfortunately, they're also dying off, because of shrinking habitats and other stresses.
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"If butterflies are dying off, that's not a good sign," he says.
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You were a race, a dying off, a breaking through, an arrival.
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For better or worse, Twitter is isn't dying off in the immediate future.
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But maybe when they moved his show they thought grime was dying off?
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This led to between 15 and 40 percent of that coral dying off.
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Far from dying off, manufacturing in America appears to be humming the president's tune.
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Insects dying off in Puerto Rico may seem like a small — but shocking — story.
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People who would have been adults in the Nazi era are quickly dying off.
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But just as fullbacks have fallen out of doesn't mean they're completely dying off.
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In fact, bees have been dying off at record rates for the past decade.
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Species had been dying off, and new species weren't showing up to replace them.
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The only people you have left are old guilty whites and they're dying off.
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For example, the Great Barrier Reef is dying off some thirty years ahead of predictions.
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Elephants are dying off at a dangerously fast pace, with the population hurtling toward extinction.
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One episode focuses on Russian walruses that are dying off due to receding ice levels.
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With concerns about publishers dying off, it's intriguing that Tor is making this long-term commitment.
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Non-cable ready TVs dying off led to the end of the third party box market.
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The rural white "Jessecrats," conservative Democrats who reliably cast ballots for Mr. Helms, are dying off.
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"The traditional gun-buying demographic — white males — is aging and slowly dying off," Mr. Sugarman said.
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We're seeing species on the edge of extinction, and ecosystems dying off on a colossal scale.
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You have unprecedented numbers of languages dying off in favor of the 'Lingua Francas' of the world.
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For example, one seller offered up a white-handed gibbon, a cute creature that's dying off rapidly.
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A lot of leaders from prior years were dying off, and their ranks weren't necessarily being replenished.
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Boreal forests are dying off, potentially tipping from a net carbon sink into a net carbon source.
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Apps were dying off haphazardly, and there wasn't any rhyme or reason to the ones I was removing.
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Within just three months of our last bee dying off, producers would be facing record low harvest yields.
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Bees are dying off and nobody has an easy answer as to why, or how to fix it.
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Endangered since 2005, the orcas are essentially starving, as their primary prey, the king salmon, are dying off.
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We don't know whether the treatments mean eggs are dying off more rapidly than if you weren't on hormones.
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Talking with veterans of these movements is important, too—but hurry, because a lot of us are dying off.
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But the oldest and most vehement exiles — the historicos, as they are called — are dying off in large numbers.
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People are suffering, species are dying off, entire ecosystems are being lost, and it's inevitably going to get worse.
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In America the fate of lesser luxury brands is tied to that of department stores, which are dying off.
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So: the version of the game that made Bryant a star is dying off, pretty much of its own accord.
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As we age, we accumulate senescent cells, which are damaged cells that resist dying off but stay in our bodies.
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The only ones for whom conservatism is a natural fit are Roy's "cranky old white people" — and they're dying off.
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How should we handle the fatalism of those climate trendlines that show Earth eventually dying off sometime in the future?
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At the same time, another style of French restaurant was dying off, but generally without benefit of a full obituary.
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Around this same time, Mazur also told gossip sites that Singer didn't visit their mother when she was dying off cancer.
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Advertising sales are declining, subscribers are dying off and a "streamlined" editorial process has dispensed with the old fact-checking department.
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For now, it looks like the PC is now slowly dying off rather than rushing to its end point of life.
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Herpetologists — the people who study amphibians — started to realize amphibians were dying off at an abnormally fast rate in the 22015s.
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It is no wonder that the longest bull stock market in the nation's history is now at risk of dying off.
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She added in a phone interview that the need to research became ever more urgent, since potential eyewitnesses were dying off.
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I think the question is whether the effects of the hormone treatments is contributing to the dying off of the eggs.
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I'm tired of watching the news only to hear more and more of my peers are dying off from senseless shootings.
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Walmart is constantly evolving to avoid dying off, as plenty of other retailers have, according to the company's chief executive officer.
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The water was so warm in Fiji that it wasn't just bleaching that grew severe—fish were straight-up dying off.
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In early 2017, it was reported that the pigs, who used to have their island completely to themselves, had been dying off.
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In an era when consumer tech is saturated and unicorns are dying off by the day, real estate remains ripe for innovation.
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Listed as endangered since 225, the orcas are essentially starving, as their primary prey, the Chinook, or king salmon, are dying off.
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Conglomerates were supposed to be dying off, and corporate America was supposed to have fallen in love with small and nimble companies.
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After enough cycles, even if the fires caused only moderate damage, if rainfall dropped, the trees began dying off in huge numbers.
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After enough cycles, even if the fires caused only moderate damage, if rainfall dropped, the trees began dying off in huge numbers.
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The giant ocean predator Megalodon was dying off in the seas, while the first anatomically modern humans were dominating ecosystems on land.
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KILLER WHALES ARE DYING OFF IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST The video was taken at the Sabi Sand Wildtuin wildlife reserve in South Africa.
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And the rest of us are dying off, all of us wellsprings of knowledge with thousands of stories to tell but nobody listening.
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In 2015 there was a huge spike in whales dying off the shores of Alaska, with 45 fin, humpback and gray whales found dead.
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In 2018, American beekeepers reported losing 41% of their colonies, and worldwide, bees have been dying off at record rates for the past decade.
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Cable's audience is waning, and Fox's core demographic (median viewer age: 22000) is, not to put too fine a point on it, dying off.
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Further, the Games will take place in August, Brazil's winter, so most of the mosquitos that would be carrying the virus will be dying off.
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Because I think there's a real ... Some people think that startups are sort of, not dying off, but the big companies are now dominating everything.
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Part of what makes this interesting is that the species actually co-existed with spider-spiders for at least 100 million years before dying off.
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Companies are making plans to put droves of departed idols on tour — reanimating a live-music industry whose biggest earners will soon be dying off.
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Not only is opera more divorced than ever from mainstream culture, but also its core audience, the people who buy subscriptions, is literally dying off.
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Seyfried told Marie Claire U.K. last year that she was scared her eggs were "dying off," but it looks like she's got nothing to worry about.
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The Singles program started in 2010, a few years after MP3 blogs began dying off, and about a year after Spotify announced its first million users.
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In the past two years scores of scientific studies have suggested that trillions of murmuring, droning, susurrating honeybees, butterflies, caddisflies, damselflies and beetles are dying off.
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Display bezels are dying off in a variety of laptops, and now, Asus claims that it has created the "world's slimmest display bezel" for CES 2019.
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"This will free me to spend more of my time on cryptographic history, which is urgent because the people are quickly dying off," Mr. Diffie said.
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Hardly our enemies, bees are essential to the ecosystem, but they've been steadily dying off due to a number of factors, from pesticides to habitat destruction.
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The town has a poverty rate of 33 percent, and its population has decreased over time, with older residents dying off and the young moving away.
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His modern comeback has much to do with the vibrancy and growth of Christianity in Africa at a time when Christianity in Europe is dying off.
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As survivors of the Holocaust continue dying off, researchers have looked for ways to tell their stories to future generations – but not just in books or movies.
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According to its authors, plants and animals are dying off at a rate that humans have accelerated to be tens or hundreds of times faster than normal.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If it seems like classic musical heroes are dying off in greater and greater numbers these days, don't blame the apocalypse.
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As the sky dimmed and daylight turned into an uncanny dusk, the reports started coming in: Communication was dying off over the 20 meter (14 MHz) radio band.
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So, somewhere near the end of July, residents of Saskatchewan can look forward to the caterpillars dying off and a week-long plague of moths descending upon them.
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In addition to CCD of domestic bee populations, wild honey bees and other pollinator species—such as butterflies, birds, and beetles—are also dying off at unprecedented rates.
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A big part of the reason: In an era when consumer tech is saturated and unicorns are dying off by the day, real estate remains ripe for innovation.
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The men who led the revolution to victory in 1979 are dying off, and Ayatollah Khamenei, who is 78, has suggested that he may soon need a successor.
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Laptop display bezels are dying off, and now Asus and Lenovo have gone a step further with a notch sticking out the top to get laptop bezels even thinner.
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A new paper outlines the efforts of scientists at the University of Strasbourg to determine why the European hamster (Cricetus cricetus) has been dying off at an alarming rate.
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When soldiers began dying off from influenza at the end of World War I, doctors were confident the disease was caused by a species of bacteria called Bacillus influenzae.
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They wake up to push alerts about obscene actions at the border followed by alerts about species that are dying off, then alerts about people being denied the vote.
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Neanderthal DNA was slightly "toxic" to humans, researchers said, and likely led to Neanderthal relatives dying off more frequently, reducing the overall Neanderthal imprint in people today via natural selection.
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But the false hope that, at the very least, the people keeping separatist ideology alive will be dying off soon due to old age should also be done away with.
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The last time our planet saw a dying-off of global proportions was approximately 250 million years ago, and most of the life on Earth was wiped out for good.
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Ali&aposs fig, apple and palm trees are dying off, and the water from the taps is so salty and polluted it cannot even be used for cooking or washing.
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Beekeepers first reported it in 2006 after noticing that up to 90 percent of hives were dying off—mostly worker bees, thus stranding the queen and eventually destroying the hive.
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During this time, there was no Atlantic Ocean, the supercontinent of Pangea had yet to break up, and oxygen levels were very low due to most land plants dying off.
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According to a new scientific study released Wednesday, millions of starfish began dying off in 2013 when the Pacific Ocean became unusually warm during a heat wave, dubbed the Blob.
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Some of the other members of the True Knot part ways with their leader, Rose, when she becomes too obsessed with Abra and many of the flock are dying off.
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"Bumblebees are dying off, vanishing from our farms, gardens and parks, where they were once found in great numbers," said Rebecca Riley, senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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Stones says it's also possible that they're getting confused by the bright lights in New Quay harbour, or that they're simply dying off now that summer has come to an end.
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Scientists have reported more swathes of forest are dying off, while farmers point to trees that have survived 100 years on their properties but which are now dying before their eyes.
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And you can't bank on them dying off in your suitcase, either: These pests can live for months without a blood meal, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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History suggests that Australia's mining minnows are like the canaries in the coal mine for broader commodity markets, chirping enthusiastically when prices are rising but dying off faster when the market turns.
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Implicit in much of the analysis is that while these people might irrationally cling to their bigotry, they're dying off and their kids are being educated, so they'll soon fade into irrelevance.
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Ronald Reagan folded in religious conservatives in the 1980s to replace the generation of Dixiecrats dying off, thus consolidating the powerful mix of cultural reaction and economic conservatism that is modern Republicanism.
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In the late 1800s, people began noticing that asbestos miners in the UK were dying off at alarming rates, a first warning sign that inhaling the dust from asbestos could be deadly dangerous.
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"German automakers are doubling down on electric and electrified vehicles, in part, as a substitute for diesels, which are dying off after the Volkswagen emissions scandal," says Michelle Krebs, a senior analyst at Autotrader.
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But it isn't just our oceans that are feeling the heat: Fish and other aquatic species in Africa's deepest lake are dying off in part due to climate change, according to a new report.
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He's lashing out where he can, but his resources are dwindling by the day, with his cash supply bottled up in Miami and his men either dying off or defecting to the Cali cartel.
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"The essence of cozy catastrophe is that the hero should have a pretty good time (a girl, free suites at the Savoy, automobiles for the taking) while everyone else is dying off," Aldiss wrote.
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If you ask bee experts why we should worry about all those honeybees and wild bees that are famously dying off, they'll often give a simple answer: because bees pollinate so many of our crops.
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He is just one of a group of party bureaucrats and generals who are the real power in Cuba, steadily replacing the generación histórica (those who fought in the 1959 revolution), who are dying off.
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The past few years have seen a number of fine books about environmental depredation, including the possibility of a "sixth extinction," or great dying off, for the sixth time, of a majority of the world's species.
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Its churches are being sold off at a blistering pace, and so many of its devotees are dying off each year that Christianity is expected to become a minority religion in Germany in the next 20 years.
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But previous studies only demonstrated the effect across whole populations of the small mammals, leaving open the possibility that larger-headed shrews were dying off in winter, reducing the average head size of the spring shrew populace.
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Oddly, Chinatown Fair only found its footing in the 1990s, at a time when arcades around the city (remember Playland, in Times Square?) were dying off as people became increasingly able to game without leaving the house.
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An allegory exploring man's knowledge of death at the time, it follows the journey of Death, the skeletal daughter of Adam and Eve, who falls in love several times but whose husbands keep dying off on their wedding nights.
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It mostly works, too, in that they are able to kill that team off, but at the great cost of their own team dying off in one of the most interesting versions of a Pyrrhic a game has produced.
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With the World War II generation dying off and memories of the Cold War receding, European nations are well overdue for a rethink of the purpose of the West, since an American reassessment was always likely, with or without Trump.
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By introducing ecological pressures like pollution, poaching, habitat loss, and global climate change, humans have contributed to species dying off at 1,000 times the natural background rate, ushering in what some call the sixth major mass extinction event in Earth's history.
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The brothers in line for the throne were dying off before they could sit on it, finally opening the way for one of the last of them, Salman bin Abdulaziz, the father of M.B.S., to take power in January 22018.
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Collecting coral sperm and genetically engineering key coral species in the lab are just some of the few ingenious ways scientists are working to protect coral reefs, which are dying off from rising water temperatures and acidity from CO2 emissions.
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In the United States, honeybees have gotten a lot of attention because they've been dying off at elevated rates — likely due to a mix of parasites, pesticides, and poor diets — and beekeepers have had to work furiously to rebuild hives each year.
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The story is familiar by now: Older white men are dying off; the country is rapidly becoming more urban and diverse; Dems have captured the hearts of minorities, single women, and other growing demographics; sooner or later, demographics will carry Democrats to victory.
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When coral is bleached, it's not dead, but it's under intense stress and is much more vulnerable to dying off, which is why conservationists are flipping out about this UNESCO World Heritage Site experiencing bleaching in over 900 miles of its 1,400-mile expanse.
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Last week, the United Nations' scientific panel studying climate change issued a stark warning about the impact rising global temperatures will have on the planet if carbon emissions continue apace, including food shortages, worsening wildfires and coral reefs dying off en masse by 2040.
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It wasn't until around 2015, as the Call of Duty community was dying off, that Keem pivoted to covering the vloggers and topics that were populating YouTube's trending tab — PewDiePie, FaZe Clan, and the ongoing saga of GamerGate — with the bravado and brashness of a radio host.
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People in both places who believe they recall a time when Taiwan was an integral part of Greater China, or should be, are dying off; people are being born who have no such mindset, and on Taiwan, the younger generations know it as their only homeland and national identity.
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Just as a one-degree increase in temperature can ultimately result in drastic effects around the globe, with glaciers melting and species dying off, so Saudi teaching is playing out in many countries in ways that are hard to predict and difficult to trace but often profound, the scholar said.
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The director Gianfranco Rosi doesn't shirk from the horror and pain in this Oscar-nominated documentary, which follows members of the Italian coast guard as they race to save thousands of immigrants at risk of dying off Lampedusa, a remote island that has become a major entry point for refugees.
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The Indo-Pacific native lionfish arrived in the Atlantic about a decade ago, the product of well-meaning aquarium owners who released their charges into the ocean, not realizing they reproduce at an alarming rate, prey on more than 70 species of fish and hasten the dying-off of any coral reef they alight on.
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A random Harajuku sample could turn up Goth Lolitas sulking in Edwardian cupcake dresses; glamorous Gyaru with spray tans and blond hair; Mode clotheshorses in high-fashion labels down to the socks; Decora ravers collaged with a rainbow of plastic barrettes; sylvan Mori girls looking like forest nymphs — and all of these constantly dying off, fusing, or morphing to create new styles.
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The effects of climate change are causing the coldest seasons to heat up faster than the warm ones, which has dire consequences on the environment: California's crop supply may shrink due to not getting enough cold weather, or "chill hours;" bees in Atlanta are flying out of their hives; and bark beetles, no longer dying off in the freezing weather, are killing forests.
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Researchers who have recently ventured into this region say the once-vibrant ecosystem is now a ghastly tableau, filled with pale-white corals that are at risk of dying off: (XL Caitlin Survey) Coral reefs are often thought of as the rain forests of the ocean — they cover just 0.1 percent of the world's sea floor, but they're home to 25 percent of marine fish species.
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