"The reality is that mosques are dying out, books are dying out, and we need to cater to twenty-first century Muslims," he told me.
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The generation that remembers an undivided Korea is dying out.
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And far more species are dying out than getting lucky.
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The brothel as the hub for activity was dying out.
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Two languages every month were reckoned to be dying out.
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While some industries are slowly dying out, others are growing.
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But far from dying out, it seems to be catching.
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"There were so many people dying out there," Dupree tells me.
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"It's dying out, and that's the truth," says Mrs Piazza, glumly.
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It's the animals who look the cutest that are dying out.
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Would you say it's dying out as a social media platform?
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And the Yazidi religion is on the brink of dying out.
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Without them, the craft would be in danger of dying out.
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He was speaking of a generation that is now dying out.
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The Queen's English is dying out -- if not grammatically, then melodically.
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"It is as if the diaspora is dying out," he said.
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However, many said these practices are dying out due to education campaigns.
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"When I was there, it was already dying out," Scorsese told me.
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With their average age now over 3963, their voices are dying out.
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One tag's battery will last a year and a half before dying out.
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The tribes involved are dying out, so it's a really emotional listening experience.
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Prior to their involvement, the breed was on the verge of dying out.
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In the first place, many of the existing partisan mentalities are dying out.
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Republican voters, mostly older, were dying out, and they weren't making new ones.
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Republican voters, mostly older, were dying out, and they weren't making new ones.
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As climate change pushes temperatures up, vegetation like grasses and trees are dying out.
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A new report says 60% of all primates are at risk of dying out.
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"Anyway the whole scene was dying out about the same time," he says now.
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But gaps in vaccination coverage have prevented such type 2 mutations from dying out.
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As a result, some of Italy's most beautiful, historical small towns are dying out.
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There are concerns that numbers are declining, putting it at risk of dying out.
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The postwar generation who lived with the shame of the Holocaust is dying out.
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But big satellites are dying out — and smaller, nimbler satellites are all the rage.
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Preserving its wild relatives is key, but maize lines are dying out in Central America.
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Preserving its wild relatives is key, but maize lines are dying out in Central America.
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The smaller and more local a word, the more danger it faces of dying out.
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Older people nostalgic for the Communist days in East Germany are dying out, Guellner said.
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Do you think cultures and forms of expression similar to voodoo are dying out elsewhere?
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It earns him a humble living - but he worries the profession may be dying out.
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Insects are the bread and butter of the natural world, but they are dying out.
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Are there artists continuing in your footsteps, or is it a skill that's dying out?
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Deals will probably continue to drop throughout the first week of December, before eventually dying out.
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Four months ago I felt like it was dying out, and now there's this reinvigorated interest.
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Determining the age of the youngest fossils shows how long the species endured before dying out.
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Harnesses' popularity also happens to be occurring during a time when the leather scene is dying out.
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Slowly but surely, spinning discs are dying out, and Samsung just put another nail in their coffin.
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What he found was that a whole way of American life was dying out, just like that.
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It's stunning to see the tornado churning across the landscape for several minutes before finally dying out.
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Though the practice is slowly dying out among the Lebanese, it remains a problem in rural communities.
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By the end of the 1970s the genre was dying out, and Casablanca was feeling the effects.
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With so many magazines dying out, Vanity Fair succeeded because it was a direct reflection of Graydon.
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He argues that new species are arriving and evolving faster than old species are dying out globally.
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But as some wearables are dying out, smart clothing could very well be the next big thing.
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Is there anything at all bizarrely sad or sentimental about the idea of this gene dying out?
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Russian rebels have been invading Ukranian territory and despite news coverage dying out, the war is still going.
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Lobbyists for pharmacy benefit managers did not fight the legislation and suggested that gag clauses were dying out.
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I feel that letters and postcards ar dying out, but are still sentimental, and should still be used.
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If there is such a thing as Trumpism, though, it's dying out before seeing the light of day.
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Fewer than 50,000 of the country's 40.8m male inhabitants have the name, but it is not dying out completely.
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In its company were dozens of other species at risk of dying out, with few laws to protect them.
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He worries that the tradition is dying out, leaving a generation with nowhere to go for a square meal.
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Clifford attributes a combination of colder weather and the plague's natural life cycle as reasons for it dying out.
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Now, with there being so much more national coverage and the local papers dying out, it's much more ideological.
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It's available less and less these days because it's sort of dying out, these traditional desserts, which I really miss.
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As Umair Irfan explained for Vox: As climate change pushes temperatures up, vegetation like grasses and trees are dying out.
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The early years of SpaceX reveal a company that teetered on the edge of dying out, as Musk has said.
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Partridge's commissions reflected his interest in preserving Māori culture; at the time, colonials believed the indigenous population was dying out.
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My grandparents are very old now, and the tradition of ritually slaughtering your own pig is slowly dying out with them.
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These draconian forms of punishment are slowly dying out, but still linger in the mentalities of fundamentalists, imams, and police officers.
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And, politically, we are in an age of upheaval; faith in old ideals seems to be dying out, creating a vacuum.
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Though amezaiku is dying out as street craft, its spectacle has been embraced on social media, earning it recognition beyond Japan.
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"Its popularity is dying out and giving way to a looser style of that side part and slicked-back look," says Laub.
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Given what Drake was saying on "Summer Sixteen," you can bet your ass that this feud isn't dying out any time soon.
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While this is just one event (albeit a very big one), this could be an indication of a trend dying out: smartwatches.
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The HeLa cells, as they were labelled, are known as "immortal," meaning they could continue to divide and multiply without dying out.
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BORA describes the rhinos as "functionally extinct," meaning that the few animals remaining are insufficient to save the species from dying out.
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The idea that you have to make a woman feel bad about herself in order to sell her something is dying out.
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But we also saw the rise of streaming and the decline of movie-ticket sales, sparking fears that cinemas are dying out.
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She added that the exploding deer population is devouring the saplings, putting the old-growth holly forest in danger of dying out.
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The first vintage-modern shops began to spring up, often in places where cadres of elderly bohemians and academics were dying out.
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"I believe that Western civilization is declining and dying out in every country around the world that has traditionally been white," he said.
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A growing sense of nationalism has marked the protests in Iraq, which began in early October and show little signs of dying out.
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It's hard to estimate the rate at which we are losing languages, but UNESCO lists over 2,500 languages in danger of dying out.
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Those who enjoy them are dying out: online searches for racial epithets correlate with interest in "Social Security" and "Frank Sinatra", Mr Pinker notes.
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Mechanical fans are slowly dying out as people realize you don't need to spend as much as a Toyota Corolla on a nice timepiece.
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But if you do decide to risk it and journey to Mars, Musk said dying out in space wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing.
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I think we're going to keep trending toward this digital way of spending, especially as the older generations still carrying cash are dying out.
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After maintaining this practice for hundreds of years, the burkitshi — as men who hunt with eagles are called in Kazakh — are slowly dying out.
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For the ever dwindling Parsi community of western India, food is both pleasure and heritage — and a secret language in danger of dying out.
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The new virus could, like SARS, another well-known coronavirus, become less and less transmissible as it spreads around the world, eventually dying out.
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Though this practice "is dying out as street craft, its spectacle has been embraced on social media, earning it recognition beyond Japan," Mishan writes.
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The wimple later spread to women of lower social status, eventually dying out by the end of the Middle Ages in the 15th century.
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"People are dying out here," said Michael Brumage, executive director of the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department in Charleston, West Virginia, in a recent interview.
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This could be because dinosaurs may have been dying out before an asteroid hit Earth, allowing opportunities for mammals to come out during the day.
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Just because the conservative Silent Generation is dying out while millennials are ascendant doesn't mean that public opinion will shift leftward on all social issues.
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Noble properties come to market for a number of reasons, including changes to the family's financial circumstances or the line's dying out with no heirs.
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American malls are dying out and, as the online retail industry grows, the future of brick-and-mortar establishments continues to hang in the balance.
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According to the United Nations, nearly 100 Chinese dialects, many of them spoken by China's 55 recognized ethnic minorities, are in danger of dying out.
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The fact is, the pasty hobbyshop crowd is dying out in all forms, and the rising tide of social media lifts all boats of specific interest.
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Indigenous cultures nationwide are slowly dying out, losing ground to a broader national identity that stream rolls over some of the ingrained traditions of local peoples.
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In other markets such as China, cash is dying out even more quickly, with mobile payments increasingly eating into both its share and that of cards.
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They also noted that more and more Amazon species that need the rainforest&aposs moisture are dying out, while species that prefer drier climates are thriving.
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Fashion has borrowed from kink culture for decades, though, it just so happens that now, it's during a time when actual leather scenes are dying out.
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Last week, a Taquan plane collided mid-air with a Mountain Air plane, with six passengers dying out of a total of 16 aboard the two planes.
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Studying the biosignatures in the remains of the last-surviving woollies and what caused their extinction might help conservationists prevent critically endangered species from dying out, too.
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And the only way to do that is through negotiation," otherwise there will be "thousands and thousands of people being killed, and children dying out of hunger.
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" A year later, this Olympian condescension had gotten a little desperate: "The craze evidently is dying out fast and in a few months it will be forgotten.
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Some of these are apprenticing artisans, learning old skills like embroidery, glass mosaic and pottery that were themselves dying out, and so helping keep Italian culture alive.
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When native and introduced birds are dying out, nothing is replacing them because the birds just aren't thriving in environments so altered by humans, the researchers said.
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Because even if you put the S7 Edge through the ringer—playing games, streaming Netflix, using GPS, etc—it'd still power through an entire day before dying out.
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"The games we have so far, accompanied by the comics, teach our audience about our history and folklore that are dying out with our oral traditions," explains Tawia.
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"The people who experienced World War Two, the last true global catastrophe, are dying out and are no longer there as eyewitnesses," she told a conference in Berlin.
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The manor set is dying out, and at this rate, Thomas will have to push Carson down the stairs if he wants to get any proper service work.
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It's dying out in certain areas — especially the U.S. — tournaments are losing money, there's not a lot of fans in the stands, and there's a lot of issues.
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And yet they offer the patient and curious visitor a chance to tune in to the rhythms of a rural lifestyle that is dying out elsewhere in France.
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But what you start to see is that this whole creative movement in these rural areas is dying out because they're saying this is an inferior way of living.
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Flatley, for the uninitiated, helped give rise to the Irish dance show Riverdance in the '90s, which became a worldwide hit and spawned several spinoffs before gradually dying out.
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In the UK, where clubs are dying out at an alarming rate, you won't find many places that have developed their door policies in response to "safe space" ideals.
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They identified which marine animals are currently at risk of dying out by checking the list of threatened species compiled by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature.
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It sort of becomes exhausting, and then these companies are dying out on that exhaustion, pretty much, of people, or not ... the ability not to get angry about it.
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Back in 1871, the Paris Communards, their revolt dying out, adopted a scorched-earth policy and burned down the Hôtel de Ville, with its paintings by Delacroix and Ingres.
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For now, low-lying resorts are doing what they can to survive, looking to diversify their tourist offerings to attract more spring and summer trade — or risk dying out.
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Only a generation ago, the language was on the verge of dying out completely, joining the hundreds of other languages which have gone extinct in the last half century.
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Since there was evidence from ocean soil samples of flourishing forests 45,000 years ago, climate change couldn't have been the cause because the forests hadn't started dying out yet.
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In the old system what you had was authors writing books — hundreds of thousands of authors, maybe thousands of publishers, new publishers coming in, old publishers dying out every day.
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The closing years of the Sengoku period carry a nuance of something dying out; a sense of the Middle Ages coming to an end amidst a blasted and withered landscape.
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"In our community the speakers are literally dying out," said Odjick, explaining to VICE how one of the two translators used for the show has passed away since it began.
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Many organisms in danger of dying out forever live on public lands, and environmental activists have long used the Endangered Species Act to block mining and development in vulnerable habitats.
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But coal isn't dying out just because it's unfairly targeted by regulation, although some regulations make it tougher for coal to compete with cheaper natural gas and other energy sources.
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Linguistic experts have warned the language is at risk of dying out in the modern world, particularly as tourism booms and foreign workers find more jobs on the rugged island.
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For 50 million people, something new and exciting was beginning, while at the same time an older way of life was dying out amid the ruins of the defunct empire.
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Unlike earlier generations, for whom death was an ever-present and familiar reality, we now expect to live to a ripe old age and we put dying out of our thoughts.
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In a post-apocalyptic future, it's no different — apes can gain the power of speech and reasoning and still be scorned by the very humans whose civilization is obviously dying out.
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Instead of dying out like 2 million years ago, the megalodon—the biggest shark that ever lived—somehow survived and is now going after innocent puppies, aloof beachgoers, and seafaring vessels.
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During the short period when this vaccine-virus lives in the intestines, it is excreted and may spread to other people before eventually dying out if adequate sanitation is not maintained.
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Turquoise Mountain is a nongovernmental organization here that, among other things, trains Afghan artisans, rekindling ancient skills and traditions that were on the verge of dying out after decades of war.
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Just a few miles from the center of Lisbon—where millions of tourists a year are helping to fuel rapid gentrification—the city's 6 de Maio neighborhood is slowly dying out.
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In any case, that endlessly fascinating trope — reclusive one-time novelist, famous for being afraid of their own fame, who may yet reveal a new work of genius — is dying out.
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While times are changing and some of those practices are slowly dying out, Samburu remains one of Kenya's most patriarchal and traditional cultures, which makes the village more of an anomaly.
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The craze caused an estimated billions of dollars in damages, serious injuries, and headaches at Holocaust memorial sites before basically dying out, leaving many people wondering: Is anyone still playing Pokémon Go?
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Rodricks' new novel - Poskem: Goans In The Shadows - is a fictional tale of four people caught up in a Goan tradition that finally appears to be dying out in the 21st century.
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It and its relatives, the kalligrammatids, flew in the forests of the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods between 165m and 125m years ago, dying out 69m years before the first-known butterfly fossil.
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KC and his bandmates aren't afraid to rail against Nepali government corruption, and alongside contemporaries like Aakrosh and Dying out Flame, they've been helping to put Nepal on the global metal map.
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"They have this whole theory that white people are dying out and will be overwhelmed by the numbers of people of color, and they're terrified white people will be oppressed," Minkowitz said.
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There are consequences to all of this upheaval: we are in the age of the so-called "sixth extinction," with species dying out at hundreds or thousands of times the usual rate.
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So long as private companies seeking a profit are involved in transportation, you will likely see other companies billing themselves as the new "anti-Uber," only to sell out before dying out.
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Meanwhile, as the Lessins and Malik argue, the big tech dinosaurs, rather than graciously dying out, have evolved defense mechanisms against those vicious little startup mammals–and they have their advantages too.
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At the same time, local newspapers are dying out and political discourse is becoming increasingly nationalized, which means most issues are abstract and dominated by tribal allegiance and caricatured right-left narratives.
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He has also been challenged by the task of keeping the paper alive at a time when small newspapers are dying out and big dailies with national followings are growing more dominant.
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Sadly, it is difficult to find workers willing to do the more labor-intensive printing these textiles require, making such fabrics not only difficult to buy, but in jeopardy of dying out.
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"The generation of people who came here from the Midwest, attracted to the agriculture and defense industries, is really just dying out," said Fred Smoller, a professor of political science at Chapman University.
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One challenge is that after years of mergers between U.S. carriers that gave birth to mega-sized airlines, agreements between competitors to rebook passengers on rival airlines have been dying out, he added.
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But the oceans are rising, robots are coming for all of us and entire industries are dying out, so making decisions based on a 1970s preschooler's understanding of the world seems ill-advised.
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Lee Sah Bah, a hawker in his late 60s who sells Chwee Kueh rice cakes at less than S$2 a portion, says he also faces the prospect of his legacy dying out.
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Stoddard had written that "mulattoes" like Du Bois, who could not accept their inferior status, were the chief cause of racial unrest in the United States, and he looked forward to their dying out.
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"While a sudden apocalypse may have been the final nail in the coffin, something else had already been preventing dinosaurs from evolving new species as fast as old species were dying out," said Sakamoto.
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Feeling like revolution is dying out, Reggie — who is apparently a coding genius — developed a Tinder-like app where users can swipe left or right on whether or not someone is woke or not.
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If Republicans believe the lesson of Tuesday night is that the Democratic wave is dying out before it ever gets close to shore, it could make the party's reckoning in November that much worse.
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In addition to the 40% at risk of dying out, a third of species are endangered -- numbers that could cause the collapse of the planet's ecosystems with a devastating impact on life on Earth.
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" But, on another call, Johnson says, "The white race is dying out in America and Europe because we are afraid to be called "racist" and closes with a shot at then-opponent, Florida Sen.
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Since humanity left Africa some tens of thousands of years ago, large land animals across the world have had a mysterious habit of dying out: giant kangaroo, woolly mammoth, glyptodont, to name a few.
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They appeared during the early Cambrian Period, when multicellular fossils became common in the fossil record, and stuck around for another 300 million years before dying out in the mass extinction that preceded the Triassic.
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Recently, my mom and I have realized that this generation of misogynistic old men are dying out and are being replaced by a Millennial generation of guys who are a lot more respectful of women.
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Moments of this nature deepen bonds with your immediate circle, cement you into a larger community, keep old relationships from dying out, foster connections with those aligned by interest or circumstance and trigger real-world meetups.
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The Trump campaign submitted the name of William Johnson, the head of the American Freedom Party who funded pro-Trump robocalls that talked of the white race "dying out in America," to the California secretary of state.
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During the class I am dying out of my ass because I've been trying to keep up with fitness influencers in a "fun and punchy" ten-round HIIT session that I genuinely fear might make me puke.
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Gaiman, who is British, portrays the old-world gods as towering yet ultimately tragic heroes, dying out because their believers—from whom they've demanded sacrifices and superstitious rituals for centuries—no longer remember or care about them.
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Instead of dying out in the early 21997s, ska actually gained momentum over the course of the decade, culminating in the mainstream success of groups like Rancid, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, No Doubt, Goldfinger, and Save Ferris.
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In this, the company maintains the tradition of Europe's medieval craft guilds, run by generations of journeymen and apprentices who, hammers and edge bevelers in hand, started dying out in the 16th century as private industry rose.
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Mr. Gaviria is collaborating with Dr. Willcox and Flavio Aragón Cuevas, a local geneticist, to improve landrace strains and increase the production of varieties that are at risk of dying out because too few people are planting them.
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""It's very difficult to relate behaviour changes in mammals that lived so long ago to ecological conditions at the time, so we can't say that the dinosaurs dying out caused mammals to start being active in the daytime.
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Fishing, the area's traditional industry, is dying out after a 2012 government ban on trawling that was brought in on environmental grounds, but many here still count on producing salt, shrimp paste and other seafood products for income.
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We are living through the earth's sixth great extinction; climate change, habitat loss, pollution, pesticides and persecution have meant that vertebrate species are dying out up to 114 times as fast as they would in a world without humans.
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Image: GettyThe endangered black-footed ferret is dying out due to a plague, and the government has a solution: Call in a "glorified gumball machine" attached to a drone to dispense M&Ms smeared in vaccine-covered peanut butter.
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Languages are dying out left and right, and although we can't prevent that entirely, we can use technology to help make sure that they are both recorded and capable of being used alongside the dwindling number of active languages.
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The 12 months of their lives are narrated with interludes about the Learned Pig, a mind-reading performing animal that became a celebrity in the 1780s, and vignettes of rustic France, where "the old pig-keeping ways" are dying out.
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Image 383 of 238 WARSAW, Poland – American photographer Chuck Fishman was just 21977 when he began traveling behind the Iron Curtain in 20 to document a Jewish community on the verge of dying out after centuries of existence in Poland.
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Asquith, a former biologist, believes that crossbreeding likely saved edible versions of taro from dying out on the islands, and muses that, after all, "heirlooms were new at one time," themselves adaptations of the mother plant carried by the first canoes.
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"When they talk about dying out, they're less concerned about making sure the institution survives and more about who's going to inherit the charism, who's going to keep doing this mission that's been fueling them all these centuries," Ms. Salgado said.
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A creation of Mati Kochavi, an Israeli tech executive, and his daughter Maya, "Eva Stories" is an innovative, if provocative, effort to engage screen-hooked post-millennials in Holocaust education and remembrance as the last generation of survivors is dying out.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Even though more people now use cards, mobile phones or even facial recognition technology to pay street performers, buy pizza or donate to church on Sundays, hard cash is showing no signs of dying out, central bankers said.
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Governments in 2010 agreed a series of targets for protecting nature, including halting extinctions of threatened species by 2020, but scientists say they still have only a hazy idea of the pace at which animals and plants are dying out.
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Illustration by Dessie Jackson Philip Glass has one of those old-school, broken-in East Coast accents, the kind that's dying out, thick with melody and irreverence that reveal both his Baltimore roots and the four decades he's spent living in New York.
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"The cult is one of the 'mysterious' eastern cults due to it dying out before the adoption of Christianity in the main body of the Empire," Dr. Andrew Birley, CEO and director of excavations at the Vindolanda Trust, told Fox News, via email.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's small firms, many of which are "mom-and-pop" operations, are dying out as their aging owners struggle to find successors, in another sign that the fast-ageing population is taking its toll on the world's third-largest economy.
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So we decided to rank some of our favorite and favorite-to-hate-on tech rituals of this year and see what's dying out, what might be sticking around, and what's new on the horizon of weird ways humans approach technology. #whatayear
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Barthes saw this type of play dying out, but Lego is in many ways a synthesis of these forms, something genuinely radical: all the banalities of social life are only temporary; the Lego Buckingham Palace always contains the potential to be something else.
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They develop less like new ideas and more like algal blooms, spreading until they block out the sun and consume all the oxygen, before dying out naturally (people get sick of them) or getting hit with bleach (explainer journalists write about them).
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"It's very difficult to relate behaviour changes in mammals that lived so long ago to ecological conditions at the time, so we can't say that the dinosaurs dying out caused mammals to start being active in the daytime," said study co-author Kate Jones.
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The league has been testing the new kickoff and expects to see more kickoff run backs, exciting plays that have been dying out in football, but without the injuries that are often caused by large men colliding after a 35- to 40-yard sprint.
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"Ladino as a language is dying out even in predominantly Jewish communities, but it is our obligation here to maintain our shared heritage and preserve it at least in our music," said Tijana Vignjevic, a music teacher and leader of the Corona vocal ensemble.
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"We grew up with these candies; it's part of our life, but there is concern that this kind of art is dying out because the sugar prices are going up every year and young people don't care about these traditions as much," he says.
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And because of the ideological sorting that has taken place in Congress over the past 50 years — with the dying out of both conservative Southern Democrats and liberal-leaning Northern Republicans — voters' responsiveness to elite opinion has arguably exacerbated polarization at the voter level.
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Michael Fry, 39 from Mamaroneck, New York, was inspired by Disney World's Haunted Mansion gravestones to create his own graveyard on his front yard, except these have a twist—Fry's graveyard is made up of pop culture trends that are dead or dying out in 2017. RIP.
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Karl Marx Strasse is already dying out because the rents are going up so much … but as long as people get a posh burger …" Dandy Diner responded to the post with assurance that Neukölln's "long-term residents can also be happy to have a vegan alternative in their neighbourhood.
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What Trump did will be hard for a future demagogue to imitate: The generations who get their information from newscasts are dying out, the web is taking over at an accelerating pace and in the long run there is more to be gained in going after Mark Zuckerberg than in pillorying Jeff Zucker.
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Its challenges include selling tickets as the old model of marketing subscriptions to a season's worth of concerts is dying out; raising the donations that make up an ever larger share of orchestra budgets; dealing with rising labor costs and musicians protected by powerful unions; and forging connections with audiences as classical music is marginalized.
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And, as evidenced by the ghostly sight of this foreign coast, glowing on a backlit image in the fishing quarter of a beach in Brighton, it's a vision which poses a number of questions for us here on this island: is the potential of a united Europe still a ray of hope, or is that particular beacon dying out?
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DC. But it's sort of, at least for me, like my grandmother's generation, they were dying out, and she really believed it could be a place for community, and so we had this idea of resurrecting the concept of the historical women's club with some of the convenience of a pit stop, like women's utopia with bathrooms and showers.
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On its website, for example, the Finland Free-Net offered some particularly stark commentary that spoke to this point, according to a website translation from Finnish: With only a handful of exceptions, you'll find that most of the Free-Net providers from the 1980s and 1990s suffered the same fate, dying out around the turn of the 21st century.
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As we march forward into a new year, we're celebrating the tiny technologies that are set for legendary things tomorrow: From a bumblebee backpack that could provide the information we need to stop bees from dying out — and causing a global food supply problem in the process — to a minuscule drone that might change the way we document our world.
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A month ago, a court in Beijing ordered a former editor of the magazine to apologize for questioning the veracity of a story of Communist heroism against Japan during World War II. At the same time, liberal party veterans who have helped ward off pressure from critics have been dying out, said Wu Si, a former editor in chief of Yanhuang Chunqiu.
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Tumblr's Porn Ban Is The Middle Of The End Of The Old Internet Katie Notopoulos says Tumblr's porn culture is a key part of the internet culture of the 2000s, which has been dying out — and it's unclear whether any of it can be meaningfully preserved: A lot what Tumblr is banning is just gratuitous porn GIFs, and the internet is not lacking options when it comes to free pornography.
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Perhaps the most prominent Nepalese extreme band on the world stage, thanks to a deal with Spain's Xtreem Music, and due to the band taking home the 2014 award for Best Asian Metal Album from the U.K.'s Global Metal Apocalypse, Kathmandu's Dying Out Flame have had a chance to introduce their brand of death metal, inspired in part by Vedic rituals, Hindu philosophy, and Sanskrit chants, to a larger portion of the international community than most of their local counterparts.
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