Teams get hot, then fade, but never really fade away.
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And with every day that passes they fade away a bit — they literally fade away.
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I can kind of fade backwards and go more into writing, just fade into the background.
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She also performed in Fade Out - Fade In, Moon Over Buffalo, Putting It Together, and Love Letters, among others.
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Whether you can just cut into another room, as opposed to going through some fade out and fade in.
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It would've been cleaner to just totally fade out the last track and then fade back up on this.
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Everything will fade, but the only thing that will not fade is your intelligence, and what is in your head, your education.
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Sampled On: "Fade" The vocals at the beginning of "Fade" belong to Gil Bridges, lead singer of Motown-signed blues rock band Rare Earth.
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My only complaint about these tights is that darker colors will fade slightly and the light sheen will fade, but other than that I would recommend these tights to everyone.
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But once the shutdown ends and the memories of the pain and discomfort it caused begin to fade, the visceral reminder Americans got of this message may fade with it.
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" The album opened with "Fade Into You," an ethereal ballad that balanced gentle guitar and piano parts with Ms. Sandoval's reverb-heavy chorus, "Fade into you/Strange you never knew.
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You know, she may have flip-flopped in this campaign many times on many things, but, you know, then suddenly those issues fade from--you know, they fade from view.
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Without daily and sustained leadership, it will fade from the agenda just as quickly as Christians and Yazidis fade from their native lands if action is not taken immediately. Rev.
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Sampled On: "Fade" We got excited when we first heard Louie Vega, Kenny Dope, and Erick Morillo's classic house anthem in "Fade" back in October and the final version doesn't disappoint.
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" He then premiered his new music video for "Fade.
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Trump Agenda Fade + Revenue Disappointment + High Stock Price = sell!
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Experts agree that anyone with color-treated hair should avoid harsh clarifying shampoos, since many of them can cause color to prematurely fade, as well as sulfates, which can make color fade faster.
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"For those folks to break through, Biden has to fade and if he's going to fade, he has to start doing this in this debate because he has shown incredible resilience," Shrum said.
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I use them for entry and exit points to fade.
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We're just saying that the fiscal stimulus will fade somewhat.
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Others flare up, burn brightly, then quickly fade away again.
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"I think you want to fade the XLI," he added.
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The dopamine surge began to go down, began to fade.
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Once they got used to it, dopamine began to fade.
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Photographs fade, books rot, and even hard drives eventually fester.
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"Memories start to fade a bit with time," he says.
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THE TANS WILL FADE BUT THE MEMORIES WILL LAST FOREVER!
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These trends are unlikely to fade, as our Briefing explains.
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The pair retire to Cash's room… and fade to black.
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Dan Mancia's vision started to fade when he was thirteen.
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For Charland, the memories of the games will never fade.
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The benefits to asset prices are also starting to fade.
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The skyscrapers fade from view and dawn yellows the horizon.
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"Day after day, you fade away from me", Diamond sings.
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Memories of other people fade without the Feed's automated reminders.
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Aid flows have slowed as memories of the devastation fade.
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"Even if there's a bounce, fade all rallies" said Ross.
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But since under Google's umbrella, innovative fire seemed to fade.
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But within a few minutes, that feeling began to fade.
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We let lane lines fade and stop signs fall down.
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But the stimulus is expected to fade sometime next year.
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The brighter something burns, the quicker it starts to fade.
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A moment later the organism seems to fade into oblivion.
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"Fade to Black" displays the vitality of these migrant communities.
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He apparently assumed Comey would fade away into private life.
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But the truth is, your color is going to fade.
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Barring the Shall Not Fade White Label series of course.
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Sampled On: "Fade" Originally used in "Deep Inside" (see below).
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I can play my fade off most of the tees.
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The hopelessly tarnished name "Penn Station" would fade from memory.
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Is it true that they fade faster than traditional tattoos?
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The infatuation between China and Hollywood probably won't fade soon.
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My anger will fade in the calming light of spring.
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It won't simply fade away in so short a time.
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But love is what ultimately allows the jealousy to fade.
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Analysts caution that Zuma's legacy will take time to fade.
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We prepared for the concept to fail and fade away.
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The process will be long, and the storyline may fade.
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On the surface of Earth, such flags fade in sunlight.
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But my plan to fade into the background didn't work.
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We like to discuss the black, but not the fade.
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"Over time, things do seem to fade away," he said.
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Indeed, trade is unlikely to fade in importance to investors.
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Sometimes I'll throw in a gray or gray fade color.
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The sugar rush of the corporate tax cuts will fade.
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Despite academic fade, researchers have found advantages from Head Start.
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Once they're removed from those environments, they begin to fade.
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In reality, all fade as reliably as a good carrot.
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Yes, the blockbuster growth of 2018 is likely to fade.
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But when power changes hands, these theories tend to fade.
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It was proper basic production; amateur fade out, all that.
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Even hit titles tend to fade in popularity over time.
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Muffled hearing might fade away now, but it won't always.
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Will it fade away in warm weather, like the flu?
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But his sympathy seemed to fade as the argument proceeded.
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Don't expect Ms. Foy to fade into the background, though.
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But in recent years, fade and fatigue had set in.
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That means the hype over the Corvette could fade quickly.
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The words "La Biennale," above the colonnade, fade into formlessness.
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Fantasy colors are not permanent and fade after several washes.
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"It's really important that this doesn't fade," Mr. Manafort wrote.
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"The generalist arcades will slowly fade away," Mr. Nassima said.
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From her bedside each day, he has watched her fade.
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First, the distress will usually fade long before you expect.
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On Soccer KIEV, Ukraine — In time, the details will fade.
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The review's prominence began to fade in the late 1970s.
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This was not a group destined to simply fade away.
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R. starts to fade early so we move to bed.
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Old autocrats rarely resign, nor do they just fade away.
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Their calls may fade in the wake of the attacks.
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"She had a fade away better than mine," Ionesco said.
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But stick with it, and soon the cravings will fade.
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Although, my feelings might fade once the excitement wears off.
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Keep working on those fade away jumpers up in heaven.
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Those brakes are fade free, even after multiple panic stops.
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At first, the scientists think this cloud, too, will fade.
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But Corbyn's influence won't necessarily fade even when he's gone.
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Democrats said they were concerned Trump's interest may fade quickly.
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They fade back into the darkness, wrapped in each other.
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While standing over the ball, Spieth decided to hit a fade instead of a draw, even though he had hit a fade in 2014 that landed in the water hazard known as Rae's Creek.
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Festivals pop up like jungle flowers that bloom and fade overnight.
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The less we're exposed to sunlight, the more freckles will fade.
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Markets falter: The post-G1.13 cheer could be starting to fade.
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But the issue is not likely to fade into the background.
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Granted, the aftertaste of that Troy defeat didn't completely fade away.
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Fade back to the Core Four's happy milkshake hang at Pop's.
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Ahead, we've compiled a guide to spring's trendiest neon-fade design.
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And unlike Cobalt, YinMN is stable, reflects heat, and doesn't fade.
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Of course no one knows how quickly it will fade out.
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But by age five, the impact on hyperactivity appeared to fade.
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And they could grow weaker as memories of nuclear blasts fade.
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But those strains fade out within weeks or months, he said.
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Like any tattoo, the permanent eyeliner is expected to slightly fade.
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The fear would fade, maybe in a month, maybe in two.
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Once you're chatting with other users, though, this sensation does fade.
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"We want the robot to fade into the background," he says.
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But Biden has begun to fade in the Democratic primary polls.
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Less obviously, he is always pruning businesses that start to fade.
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At that point, Jane Doe said her memory started to fade.
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Nevertheless, with time, the boundaries between reality and virtual reality fade.
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Most of these experiments ended in failure or a slow fade.
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"Whilst the voices never go away, they certainly fade," she said.
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Photo by Daniele Dalledonne It starts with a fade to white.
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It looks like that kind of bond doesn't just fade away.
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New to the DDJ-SB3 is a feature called FX Fade.
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The scars of the banking crisis will be slow to fade.
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The semipermanent dyes promise to fade into your natural tone gracefully.
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But fans aren't going to let their theories fade so easily.
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An especially haunting work is Nuriya Waji's "Fade Away 3," (2016).
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Some platforms will become utilities; some will specialise; some will fade.
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Each one will stick with you long after the credits fade.
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But he's already suggested the moment won't fade from his memory.
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And rivals will be extra-vigilant as the conditions fade away.
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Rosenberg has been telling investors to fade the rally for months.
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Sampled On: "Fade" How can one song interpolate so many bangers?
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I'm convinced that my cats, Fade and Alucard, know their names.
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Unions did not just fade away, but came under heavy attack.
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But when that question was answered, her stardom didn't exactly fade.
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"It's better to burn out than fade away" - Rip Kurt Cobain.
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"The Trump trade was a Trump fade since December," Dwyer said.
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Styles fade into history when they use up their originating impulses.
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If not buttressed by action, the force of personality will fade.
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FADE OUT, WAKE UP Often I nod off watching a movie.
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Mr Fukuyama reckoned without nationalism, which he expected to fade away.
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Her eyesight began to fade and she was admitted to hospital.
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The tax boost may fade next year, but it won't end.
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Trump predicted that voters' anxiety will fade "once they know me."
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It doesn't appear as if the spotlight will fade anytime soon.
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However, it said, the declining trend has started to fade out.
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As the water dries off, your worries might also fade away.
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But there are signs that momentum is slowly starting to fade.
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But all fade in the solar glare of the Emperor Nero.
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Perhaps Mr. Rubio will fade after his showing on Super Tuesday.
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"Negative emotions tend to fade faster than positive emotions," said Routledge.
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His breath got shallow, and the room's sounds started to fade.
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But those kinds of candidates come in flashes and fade quickly.
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You need a show that can easily fade into the background.
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When he stops talking about it, their fear appears to fade.
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The safe-haven status may fade as a source of strengthening.
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The X-Files can't fade into obscurity, and that's by design.
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The question won't soon fade: Was it too much too soon?
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The debate around who should handle investigations seems unlikely to fade.
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In Fatih Akin's emotionally devastating "In the Fade," opening Wednesday, Dec.
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But I'm actually rather hoping that it will fade somewhat thereafter.
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We were willing to let the hit piece fade into obscurity.
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Scars only fade from view with time; they don't disappear altogether.
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Then, slowly, the men fade away into wisps of gray smoke.
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Few knew that his charisma could fade when he was alone.
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Those benefits may fade as trading wanes amid gloomy economic conditions.
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Those benefits may fade as trading wanes amid gloomy economic conditions.
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We analyze why it took weeks for that support to fade.
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Soon the drums would fade, and the street would fall silent.
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And the benefit of the stimulus will quickly fade by summer.
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Our small disagreements, in comparison, seemed to fade into the background.
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Words are fine, but without deeds they fade into the mist.
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These sharp increases, though, are projected to fade in coming years.
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But some residents fear their tight-knit community may fade away.
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Baby I can see your halo, pray you won't fade away.
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The Republican dance in Washington will fade when the tune changes.
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The wounds may fade, but their scars will deepen over time.
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We know that Ms. Garland did not fade into old age.
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He prefers to photograph in bright overcast, when shadows fade away.
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If it fails to sustain support then it could fade away.
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Trees and foliage fade into cumulus clouds against a blue sky.
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She looked up and the woman and her fade had left.
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But he expected that effect to fade in the months ahead.
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Mr. Weisbrod said he did not plan to fade away entirely.
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Will Kelly's fame finally fade enough to ensure he's held accountable?
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They discussed how reds are always the first colors to fade.
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Without strong organization, most movements fade -- including movements with younger people.
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This issue has a well-worn routine: pop up, fade away.
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I wasn't willing to let my relationship with Yosemite fade away.
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This story was bound to fade, just like any other story.
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And the effects of the stimulus will fade further in 2019.
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In Silicon Valley, current events tend to fade into the background.
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Eventually, it will all fade to white, bleached by the sun.
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Leicester City's hot start was supposed to fade in September or October.
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" West ended his speech by introducing his Teyana Taylor video for "Fade.
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Typically the tribes that fade into the background are more significantly reduced.
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Now, I think the irony is that this is beginning to fade.
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However, you tan will fade faster than the tan on your body.
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He couldn't fade into the background when the discussion turned to policy.
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If things go according to plan, Kansas City will challenge but fade.
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If the debate turned to policy, he could fade into the background.
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Our memories fade fast, but at the time those motherfuckers were evil!
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For locals, however, The Beach's effects are only now beginning to fade.
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Maybe people will hate it, and it will all just fade away!
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The fragments of magazine and print materials fade — like aging snapshots do.
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But the best thing to do with Pepe is let him fade.
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As she slumped forward, Rickard scrambled to fade the broadcast to black.
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We repeatedly assured clients those things were normal and would eventually fade.
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It's not going to fade, and it's going to be ultra durable.
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But with the advance of technology and science this starts to fade.
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Tim Seymour said 'fade' Intel, which has been in a trading range.
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The hard sell will fade from view in favor of actual entertainment.
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There is no treatment for floaters, though they usually fade with time.
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But the novelty of seeing famous men brought down will soon fade.
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He does not want their deaths to fade into the usual tropes.
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If he increases his parliamentary majority, some of those constraints might fade.
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Even as the winter gets colder, the passion for tango won't fade.
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If they don't sell soon, I expect them to fade away. 7.
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Over time, witnesses' own memories fade, and then the witnesses themselves expire.
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Meanwhile, the effect of the pound's plunge last year will soon fade.
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Consumer stated the medicine is advertising that it make alzheimers fade away.
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Survivor's guilt haunts victims long after their own trauma starts to fade.
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However, considering the scene following a short fade, two outcomes are likely.
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You'll see TWO RED FLASHES and then a SOLID RED BEFORE FADE.
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And there is that same sinking feel it too will fade away.
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Mile 20 is the spot at which marathoners traditionally start to fade.
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Some Photoshop battles fade away, and other live on in your nightmares.
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That doesn't mean, however, that the pressure on market leaders will fade.
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Then, after a few days or weeks, that awareness starts to fade.
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Those attributes are not likely to just fade away in the playoffs.
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Putting the worries into context isn't enough to make them fade, though.
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But for business-owners like Satish Jindel, that optimism may soon fade.
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He's not going after your average Joe who sports the Boosie fade.
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Not everything will fade with time, but there will be some improvement.
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But what's certain is that while memories may fade, Google always remembers.
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" She added: "I will never let Rob's love die or fade out.
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But apart from the frills, other aspects of Virgin will fade away.
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At 30 minutes, I took a shower and felt the buzz fade.
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But Bryan made it clear he had never let that spark fade.
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Do you think her newfound crush on him might fade a little?
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Ps u never gave me that fade back from the super bowl!
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They refuse to let a relic of the internet's past fade away.
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"Instantly I felt my smile fade," she wrote in her blog post.
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Free speech would fade, as micro aggressions against aggrieved groups became actionable.
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But wait: Then the fade faded and once more the trade paid.
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They're adored when they're in the spotlight; forgotten once they fade out.
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Obama's choice to decline the program sped up its fade into oblivion.
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So when they want to leave, then the ideology can fade away.
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I made myself fade into the background when I didn't want attention.
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These lenses also fade back to clear quickly when you come inside.
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In other cases, the benefits of employment fade after the support ends.
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Those best practices must not fade, especially in periods with few outbreaks.
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Art is timeless and doesn't fade away with the latest tools/trends.
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"It's semi-permanent, so it does fade out a lot," she says.
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Their hot play doesn't look like it's going to fade anytime soon.
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The hype will fade long before the construction dust settles on HQ2.
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"I fade in and out of dissociative states," journalist Jes Skolnik tweeted.
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I highly recommend the Laurel in Tea Rose Fade (pictured bottom left).
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This incident and the longer-term impact on UBS will soon fade.
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Even the stage directions were a character: Fade in. Int. bathtub—night.
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The effects of Deng's reforms are unlikely to fade any time soon.
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It's just an infatuation, a chemical fiction that will fade with time.
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" Trump also predicted that voters' anxiety will fade "once they know me.
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The line between work and life that some companies encourage could fade.
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For the eastern US, the heat will begin to fade on Friday.
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"It took years for this internalized self-loathing to fade," she writes.
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It didn't take long for Harris's groundbreaking story to fade into oblivion.
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I experienced childhood when the internet could still fade into the background.
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As the slow chords proceed, clips fade in and out in tandem.
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I knew the moon would fade off I just didn't know how.
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They refuse to fade, hide or match their attire to the wallpaper.
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Seconds later, Saints quarterback Drew Brees threw a fade for a touchdown.
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But I stood still and calmly stunned, watching the red cap fade.
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Opinion Columnist Ejected from the White House, Steve Bannon won't fade away.
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Trump will eventually fade away — but I suspect he's changed things forever.
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FAD OUT, FADE IN: Rick's Café Américain in Casablanca, two years later.
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Implementing a bit of a fade-out would go a long way.
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But she did this after that meme had already started to fade.
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But any favorable effects on growth, they argued, would soon fade out.
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But by the end of the day, the distinctions seemed to fade.
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He observed that many politicians "fade away" as their losing campaigns do.
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On the surface, New York's Fidel infatuation seemed to fade relatively quickly.
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In America, ideas fade less quickly, protected by the university tenure system.
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The global fade of liberalism, in other words, appears to be continuing.
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So, I have a potential benefit in my game with my fade.
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Technological advances would automate society; the necessity of work would fade away.
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I treat myself to my Diet Pepsi as I'm continuing to fade.
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Like roller skating and disco, skateboarding seemed to fade, as fads do.
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The fiduciary rule may fade away, but the fiduciary principle is eternal.
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To be clear for the track nerds, there is little brake fade.
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What drew me to Nakassee was his '90s hip-hop-style fade.
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If Warren and Klobuchar fade out, I guess he'd be my guy.
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But that will quickly fade from memory if the virus is contained.
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And he doesn&apost think the broad rally is going to fade.
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And as the years roll by, is it finally starting to fade?
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Even local taxi drivers have trouble navigating, and mobile phone signals fade.
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The words "Coastal GasLink Pipeline Project" appear and then fade to white.
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The museum gets a few more years for people's memories to fade.
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Confidence can give way to doubt as career prospects seem to fade.
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We also expect some of the strength of the dollar to fade.
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The bruise will fade faster with this concoction recommended by my son.
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But as the months wore on, that highlight reel started to fade.
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Your writing can help you understand what caused your passion to fade.
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It won't ever get easier, it will only start to fade away.
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The creative director, Eli Linnetz, produced Kanye's "Fade" and "Famous" music videos.
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"They are letting the events that happened in Tiananmen fade," one said.
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These disputes, and the values driving them, are unlikely to fade away.
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Others desaturate and fade ineluctably to white, or regenerate as bright pastels.
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Ahead, two of NYC's top colorists give us 10 rules by which to live and dye:Let It Fade Celebrity colorist, and the woman behind some of Instagram's coolest colors, Aura Friedman says you have to let that color fade.
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I just had to select the audio clip, then hit the fade button.
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And unfortunately, the two ladies' past isn't going to fade into the background.
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Trust will come more easily, as anxieties over loss and abandonment fade way.
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And honestly, at a certain point, I did kind of like fade back.
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My love of writing, though, did not fade once I stopped role-playing.
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It's emotionally and physically draining, watching someone you love that much fade away.
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Still, leaders worry progress could stall as the raw emotions surrounding Orlando fade.
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The boys regressed after starting school, particularly Rooey, whose personality began to fade.
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Climate change's unusual dominance in the primary could still fade by next fall.
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But it doesn't look like the program will fade away any time soon.
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If a small enemy appears, you might hear some light drums fade in.
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Meanwhile, all other elements of life seemed to fade into mere background noise.
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Around the world, the taboo on talking about death is starting to fade.
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They couldn't afford to screw up, and Jana never let that knowledge fade.
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When massive stars die, they do not fade gently into the good night.
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Outside, the light begins to fade; it's starting to get humid and cold.
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It was a tiny moment that hasn't managed to fade away with time.
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Lights from LED lamp posts increase as you pass by, then fade down.
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Once Flash is gone, so too will these games fade from the internet.
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Over at the Soho nonprofit, its waggish and watchful exhibition FADE IN: INT.
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Their dark lines sweep down the slopes, only to fade during colder seasons.
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Android always uses fragments of a second to fade windows in and out.
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They may last a news cycle and hopefully longer, but eventually they fade.
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Everything is wrapped up with a fairly neat bow, and fade to credits.
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Her new track "Fade Away" excels because it focuses on the exact opposite.
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"There is no way we will let Wendy's memory fade," Franco tells PEOPLE.
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And on certain issues, particularly race, American voters' baseline apathy tends to fade.
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Loss stays with you when the news cameras disappear and the headlines fade.
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Once the women's lives are threatened in that interrogation room, their "families" fade.
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RY: In mainstream commercial video games, sex is when you fade to black.
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When respondents were resurveyed within the next week, those sentiments start to fade.
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But there are signs that the company's youthful vigor is starting to fade.
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This where the "accidental" distinction of arena-ready New Order starts to fade.
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And just like other allergies, they may fade or disappear naturally over time.
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To suggest he's just going to fade away -- I just don't see it.
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But the trauma resulting from the arrest, charges or not, won't quickly fade.
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Pouring your heart out and watching it fade into background music is brutal.
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So how'd it become so big, and why did it fade from view?
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Already the memory of my daughter starts to fade as the feed refreshes.
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Many social apps burst onto the scene and fade away just as quickly.
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It would take a while for the party to recover as memories fade.
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Bindi, 17, hasn't let the memory of her father fade in the slightest.
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If there is a big pop on this, you can likely fade it.
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He foresees the rally to fade in the second half of the year.
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Age affects people in different ways: some fade early while others march on.
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Hotz believes that the bad driver outliers will fade out in the mix.
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After a few minutes, the thought of motion sickness begins to fade away.
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"These chrome arms were meant to completely fade into the background," said Panay.
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Once that happened, climate denial could conceivably start to fade from national politics.
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However, the economic drivers behind such performances have started to fade, UBS warns.
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Mr. Marchant said he believed the reform push from the leak would fade.
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Some pastimes just fade away, to resurface only with the smirk of irony.
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Why did they fade to nothing, while this one became a vivid memory?
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That's our approach whether it's 'Famous' or 'Fade' or fashion or the tour.
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"Flashdance" is the most obvious reference point for "Fade," but are there others?
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For too many politicians, the people's struggles and fears fade amidst Washington's glitz.
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Clinton's lead endures for another week or two — after convention bounces usually fade.
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So, will summer love blossom in the fall, or fade into the sunset?
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The school said the student's shaved stylized fade was a dress code violation.
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Clinton's email issue, Mr. Trump is not about to let it fade. Mrs.
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Trump's struggles could cause Republican candidates, up and down the ballot, to fade.
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The story will soon fade from the headlines — until the next pricing scandal.
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It will be interesting to see if these worries begin to fade, though.
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As DePalma uncovered more of the shell, I watched its vibrant color fade.
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The Narrative was never really able to fade into the background as intended.
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But then indie started to erode, and rock began to fade alongside it.
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His hi-top fade, his chain, his DJ skills, his Jay Z gestures.
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And all of these side effects fade if you stop taking the medication.
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And so with Grumpy Cat dead, maybe he will just fade from memory.
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The problem with hot nightclubs, though, is that they eventually fade in popularity.
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Stewart ran a fade route and saw the ball float over his head.
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He doesn't dive towards the rim or fade behind the three-point line.
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Fitbit, the company that popularized wearable fitness trackers, has seen its momentum fade.
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If it is too light, it is going to fade away too quickly.
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Four plays later, Manning lofted a fade to Burress in the end zone.
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Defeat may leave a bitter taste, but in time even that may fade.
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But by 20083, the dominance of the U.S middle class began to fade.
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Measles transmission tends to fade when warm summer weather arrives, other experts said.
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All dynasties fade, even those — especially those, maybe — building new temples for themselves.
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Critics worry that whatever energy there is will fade over the holiday season.
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Do you think the association of Pepe with the alt-right will fade?
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I'm also working on my natural fade on the ball left to right.
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And then when used on a surface, it'll fade in about three minutes.
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But the expectation I once had for meaningful reform is beginning to fade.
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But the horrors refuse to fade from the memories of those who suffered.
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Mixers have to quickly fade him out so he doesn't overwhelm the sound.
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"Figure skaters are usually young and then just fade away," she told me.
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Should foreigners and undocumented immigrants try to fade into the background, for example?
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The details fade and, as unlikely as it seems, even the tears dry.
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Are they going to fade away some day — the accent marks, that is?
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The impact of television ads, in particular, can fade in just a week.
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The painted shapes and phrases quickly fade, leaving no trace of material expression.
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It is possible that the Wuhan coronavirus will fade out as weather warms.
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One is a belief (which tends to fade with age) in your invulnerability.
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As the pine dies, its needles fade from green to yellow to red.
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Nor is it where career opportunities will be found, as those jobs fade.
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Memories are built to fade, or maybe the brain is built to forget.
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As she set off, all of Ms. Jaffe's stresses seemed to fade away.
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Delays seldom work in the prosecution's favor because memories fade and witnesses disappear.
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Thus, the bogeyman of 15-percent rates has yet to fade into obscurity.
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Today, these accusations fade into the background for the subjects of the charges.
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As Cleve's addiction grew, his dreams of a better life began to fade.
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And, after a while, the stars seem to fade, at first very slowly.
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What waits in their married life as dreams – as they tend to – fade?
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My memory is like a movie: snapshots and then a fade to black.
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Any fuss over hard seltzer will probably soon fade, before the cycle repeats.
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With slow, quick-to-fade reactions, phlegmatics don't ruffle feathers with their intensity.
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The dead mall is necessarily on the rise as active malls fade away.
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North Korean supernotes, which had circulated widely for years, seemed to fade away.
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The lights fade and there are now only pockets of the stage illuminated.
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And even the best relationships can fade or have their highs and lows.
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From there, every aspect of my life began to fade deeper into darkness.
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But some analysts believe the dispute is not going to fade away anytime soon.
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These are only a few of the dozens of works at FADE IN: INT.
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When we start blurring the difference between day and night, those rhythms can fade.
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Eventually electrodes can get so caked with scar tissue that their signals fade completely.
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It is natural that as memories ebb, the lessons of history will also fade.
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We refuse to let this fade like every other mass school shooting since Columbine.
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But Homer Adolph Plessy, the man on the train, did not fade from history.
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So that sense of betrayal you feel now might fade, but don't let it.
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So a black woman will fade to something darker [than a white person will].
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Robust economic performance, which fueled the greenback to dizzying heights, has started to fade.
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That said, it's reasonable to expect that some of this tribal lore would fade.
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No, sunscreen won't make your tattoo fade, but forgetting to put on sunscreen will.
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But it would be a damn shame if MagSafe were to fade away entirely.
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But that dream began to fade when the dogs at the ranch started barking.
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At night, they can also be set to fade out after a specific time.
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Moreover, if pent-up demand explains much of the increase, that influence will fade.
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Will the outrage fade with time until the next "perfect" victims lose their lives?
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Second, Apple is slowly unbundling iTunes so that iTunes can fade into the abyss.
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No matter whose name she says first, Prinsloo's love for Dusty couldn't ever fade.
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If they are successful in this effort, the union is likely to fade away.
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Interest in procedural debates tends to wane once those debates fade from the spotlight.
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Though its allure has started to fade, its evolved into something just as alluring.
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Public approval of unions began to fade at the end of the nineteen-fifties.
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If the economy does fade or accelerates again going into the election, that's huge.
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And if the past is any guide to the future, they should now fade.
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"We believe the appeal of Tesla shares to growth investors may fade," Johnson said.
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A sample of Nas and Kool G Rap's "Fast Life" gives "Fade" extra urgency.
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"So much of the map is going to fade into the background," Gundersen said.
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It was a crisp evening, the sky clear as the sun started to fade.
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But just a few years later, faith in democracy and capitalism begins to fade.
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The weight of multinationals in the pool of global investment (including takeovers) will fade.
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In the Fade is Germany's tragically relevant submission for this year's foreign language Oscar.
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Mr. Perl said he expected the Airbnb affair to fade, as other protests had.
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And the final fade, on Max's face, set to that gorgeous, screeching feedback: mwah.
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In marriage you can't just ghost fade away at the first sign of trouble.
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He remains hesitant to switch it off, yet firms know that demand could fade.
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How it all ended, the fine points and little disappointments, will fade to bronze.
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Her underwear and bralette fade away, exposing her vulva and nipples to our gaze.
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Some notes on how to avoid brassiness: Go-to Color Shampoos & Anti-Fade Products:
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They're incredibly comfortable, easy to travel with and they don't fade in the wash.
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"It may cause color to fade faster," Barri Gibson, stylist and owner of Red.
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Old-fashioned tenets of the news business fade away in this fog of disinformation.
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Mann said, however, that her team's research indicates that concerns over growth will fade.
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Meanwhile the edges of objects glow, blur, and fade as I look at them.
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But optimism is starting to fade as details of his tax policies remained sketchy.
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The effects of the drug seemed to fade after the men stopped taking it.
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" But the process was even more elaborate than that, "Then I got a fade.
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He argues sarcasm began to fade out a few years before Trump's political rise.
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Trump also managed not to fade away the way he has in past debates.
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A belt is just a bit of gold around your waist, destined to fade.
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Let's let this fire burn brighter every day and do not let it fade.
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Strategists said some of the technical factors should fade as the quarter end passes.
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Weaves, braids, twists, locs, press and curl, fade... boo, it's entirely up to you.
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Overall, it's a subtle design that helps the Sonos One fade into the background.
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Wenzhou's identity as a relatively independent, easy-going city has also started to fade.
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We need to keep the chronology straight as the years pass and memories fade.
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For example, some women have found that it helps fade scars and stretch marks.
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A few problems, such as litigation costs for past misdeeds, will fade with time.
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That uncertainty began to fade when he was accepted at Binghamton University in 2015.
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Clinton allies, however, are confident the issue will fade once the primary is over.
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" In East Baltimore, "people are gained, trusted, and loved as quick as they fade.
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You are my favorite ray of sunshine that I never want to see fade.
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He began to fade over the next 19 days and Trump's lead almost doubled.
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The design is printed on a fully lined polyester canvas and won't fade away.
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Others say the colorful designs fade, peel or crack due to poor quality control.
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ICE has even thought about what happens if FANG stocks fade in a year.
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Some of the political roadblocks that were standing in the way seemed to fade.
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There is a lot we don't yet understand about the Head Start Fade Out.
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Perhaps the subsequent Head Start Fade Out happens because of under-resourced public schools.
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Would his supporters who are new to politics fade away, discouraged by the experience?
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He added, though, that as time passes and memories fade, the value eventually returns.
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Clinton's lead would be expected to fade a bit over the next few weeks.
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The problem of terrorism in the Sinai Peninsula is not likely to fade soon.
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Hume has suggested that Trump's star will fade because he is a former Democrat.
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Cassini doesn't have much fuel left but it's not going to quietly fade away.
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Then he gets a fade and starts hitting Meatpacking clubs like it's his job.
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Robust economic performance, which fuelled the greenback to dizzying heights, has started to fade.
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And sin will increase and prosper, while virtue will fade and cease to flourish.
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In the course of an actual campaign, that name ID advantage will fade away.
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But the clouds kept moving implacably forward, and, crushingly, the bar began to fade.
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"The protests will likely fade away within several weeks, for two reasons," they said.
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Memories and bruises fade over time; other physical evidence may be damaged or incomplete.
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Mr. Vinas thought he was going to "fade into oblivion somewhere" in witness protection.
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" I'll shake it up sometimes: a fade, or the back cut in a "v.
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It's starting to fade into the background: just another worry, a paranoia among paranoias.
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My painter tried to convince me that the color would fade in five years.
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Some shapes are brushy; others fade a bit, as if catching light from somewhere.
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But on the other, ignoring white supremacists isn't going to make them fade away.
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And if Biden's candidacy starts to fade, expect dark conspiracies about the new frontrunners.
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Gradually, as he talked to staff for GiveDirectly, his fears started to fade away.
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Unsurprisingly, therefore, the market's enthusiasm for 'Trumponomics' began to fade prior to the inauguration.
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With the war on, the Lindy Hop began to fade as musical tastes changed.
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But I have glaucoma, and my eyesight began to fade once I was inside.
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It looked like coverage of this shooting would fade quicker than most major shootings.
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"If you don't fight against perfection," she says, "you dry up and fade away."
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In the largest canvas, red curls fade in and out of the dominant silver.
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I shivered as I watched my flashlight fade away, like a sunset, but terrifying.
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It's often used to fade scarring, reduce fine lines and pores, and soften skin.
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"I've only heard it a couple times and I'm already singing it," says Fade.
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Then there is the fade-out into the bedroom, which is deliberately kept blurry.
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Unlike Mr. Fixit, I have a future and I don't intend to fade. ♦
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But it suggests that the impacts of the coronavirus are beginning to fade there.
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During a period of economic crisis, climate concerns often fade, many analysts have noted.
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Behind its mother, a fawn was foraging, its springtime spots just beginning to fade.
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Should Sanders fail to take off in the primaries, perhaps this will all fade.
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The light would fade out and a transitional song of choir humming would play.
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His career continued, and the sexual assault allegations began to fade into the background.
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As these shameful traits fade away, many investors may, of course, do the same.
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Some of the jurors who believed Mr. Hernandez was guilty did not fade away.
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The concept of women-as-accessories to men's sporting events has begun to fade.
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But then the thing that I saw in her at first seemed to fade.
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Collagen is built in the dermis, the skin is calmed, and wrinkles eventually fade.
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And magical, even when real-life concerns like chronic illness can never fade away.
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Most of these effects fade within weeks or months of a course of treatment.
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The candidates who didn't lash out, like Senator Amy Klobuchar, tended to fade away.
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The candidates who didn't lash out, like Senator Amy Klobuchar, tended to fade away.
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Met with weak reviews, "Going in Style" will likely fade quickly from Hollywood's radar.
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That she would just either make herself useful or fade out of the limelight.
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Elagolix is a pill whose effects appear and fade much more rapidly and predictably.
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The Democrats' giddy calls for Impeachment would fade to White House demands for investigation.
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But will cryptocurrencies fade and wither like hula hoops and the tulip bulb mania?
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Guests included Teyana Taylor, the floor-thumping star of Kanye West's "Fade" music video.
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If you do save paper receipts, he said, be aware that ink can fade.
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Then, around the start of the twentieth century, they fade, abruptly and almost completely.
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"Fade is an amazing mobility tool, and it's not just about escape," Mercer said.
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But over the course of a summer, Murdoch felt his energy start to fade.
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If the color went all the way through the fabric, the jeans wouldn't fade.
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Traders fade the rally for a move toward the next support level near $0.69.
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Even if these tariffs fade into the background, these companies are talking shipping, transportation.
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"In the Fade," the new film by Fatih Akin, is divided into three parts.
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Nothing says buckling down for that Econ final like a quick flat-top fade!
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They bloom for several years, then fade away until the next fire comes along.
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FOIX, France — When one French rider starts to fade, another comes to the fore.
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FOIX, France — When one French rider starts to fade, another comes to the fore.
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Two young Chinese men with fancy fade haircuts parked their BMW and wandered in.
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How quickly it can fade, disappear — things taken for granted be threatened, be gone.
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Mr. Heyward and Nicholas's mother, Angela Heyward, refused to let his memory fade away.
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Even when they set each other laughing, the laughs fade to a sobering silence.
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But happiness didn't seem to fade for those who gave their money to someone else.
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Arid conference rooms started to fade from memory, as I pictured the Hudson, the Ganges.
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Lacking a robust on-the-ground campaign organization, Ms. Fiorina began to fade from view.
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Finding the bodies is becoming harder, as memories fade, and graves are not always protected.
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" I saw a barbershop and thought, "I could paint a dude with a nice fade.
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As the centuries pass, do the legacies they represent fade, becoming less relevant or accurate?
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They expect the drag from higher rates to fade, and housing activity should improve again.
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And if he lost in Iowa, then his luster would fade and he'd quickly diminish.
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With her new fitness website, Fade 2 Fitness, Taylor's letting everyone in on her secrets.
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This particular heatwave is likely to fade quickly, but such events are becoming more common.
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Namely, whether that fade is slow enough to prep the internet for what comes next.
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Amandla Stenberg, normally recognized for a big, full afro is rocking a low fade now.
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Especially as front-running U.S. tariffs on China fade to reveal much softer demand conditions.
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These should gradually fade away as more developers push updates for the new operating system.
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Nouveau madness in the making, featuring this blackout and dotwork fade over an old tattoo.
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Unfortunately, the hue will fade back to blonde, so be ready for frequent salon trips.
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The drag from a stronger dollar and lower energy prices should fade by next year.
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Pour milk in coffee, and the eddies and tendrils of white soon fade to brown.
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They understand that news coverage of mass shootings typically starts to fade soon after tragedies.
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However, that intense attention to detail starts to fade over time, especially for minor tasks.
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"Memory will fade," he said, adding, "Time is always on the side of the defense."
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But, should the nation turn its attention back to its economy, the smiles might fade.
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After the Taylor boot, Adam managed to fade into the background while the Zeke vs.
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In Krisha, every change we do is after a dark fade and a good beat.
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Plenty of candidates are attractive at first, but their charms are deceptive, or simply fade.
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For some market participants, bitcoin may be down, but it is not likely to fade.
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The light in its beacon mode could blink, fade in and out, pulsate, or strobe.
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Legends: Kanye West debuted his new video for "Fade," starring Teyana Taylor, at the VMAs.
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In "Fade," a nearly nude Taylor is working out and jamming out, à la Flashdance.
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It guards against color fade and keeps hair nourished while warding off those warm tones.
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Colorists are creating an ombré fade between the hues, and the results are downright mesmerizing.
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Sure. But that's what I tell people: You've got to adapt or you'll fade away.
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Some look like that photo in Back to the Future where the kids slowly fade.
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Diane Kruger and Norman Reedus are celebrating her film, In The Fade, with sweet kisses.
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It'll fade soon ... maybe "It just drives me crazy," the boys' dad, Derrick DeCarlo, said.
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Distract Beijing by facilitating an insurgency at home, and the Nine Dash Line will fade.
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The family feared his memory of Anita would fade faster the longer they were apart.
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Now that the Federal Reserve has stopped raising interest rates, that following wind may fade.
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Despite the local backbiting, the riots and repressions, Midhat lets his dream of Europe fade.
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When Akin proposed the lead role in "In The Fade", she could not believe it.
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Today O'Neal posted a video clip featuring his reenactment of the "Fade" video on Instagram.
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Some of them are relatively easy to get rid of and naturally fade over time.
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But after a few weeks back in the spotlight, he began to fade once again.
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But more often than not in Hollywood, rising child stars fade away as they age.
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When I was growing up, I used to have a boy haircut and a fade.
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The existential threats I'd spent the last week learning about seemed to fade into irrelevance.
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In my gym, I'm pretty fundamentally sound: Don't fade away, straight up and straight down.
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And for me, that state is freedom, letting the reality of the world fade away.
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A President resistant to change But there are some Trumpisms that are unlikely to fade.
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Some Republicans, not all of them fervent Trump supporters, think the controversy will ultimately fade.
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The more the Marlins expose him the more likely it is to flicker and fade.
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Then, when it does start to fade, it does so in the most haphazard manner.
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Most external things fade into insignificance once you start playing music on Beyerdynamic's T5p.2s.
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This 'long fade' seems to be Richie letting you know that he's an Arsenal fan.
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This is a rally to trade but it may soon be a rally to fade.
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But it began slipping by mid-March as the Trump Agenda magic began to fade.
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Most of his supporters will stay with him, but their enthusiasm is bound to fade.
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But before you grow weary and start to let your avo-love fade, don't worry!
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But my knee-jerk reaction to defend my love of reality television will never fade.
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Stream Shadows below, and download it for free over on the Fade to Mind website.
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This time spent awake in bed allows sleep inertia to fade before you start moving.
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Teams and players with a high Babip almost always fade as their luck evens out.
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Quite rapidly, Brexit will fade as a global factor and become a purely European issue.
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The record is out today on Fade to Mind and is streaming in full below.
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What I like about Morgan Stanley is ... if it doesn't fade, should provide some leadership.
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For now, though, the GSEs bide their time, certain that memories will continue to fade.
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I just stay there and fade away as I watch people do what they do.
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Some just fade into a less visible line of work after their brush with fame.
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He doesn't announce these shifts; there are no mysterious fade-ins, no portentously twirling camerawork.
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This beats buildings emblazoned with his name or reality shows that fade into TV history.
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And the spotlight is unlikely to fade, as regulators scrutinize consolidation in the media industry.
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The hope is, of course, that the nuptial bliss found on Aero will never fade.
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John McCain didn't exactly fade into the woodwork after losing to Barack Obama in 2008.
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This group and these players don't appear to be susceptible to a repeat fade pattern.
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For those who dodge their taxes and get caught, the sting seems to fade fast.
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One such group is enterprise tech, which has already seen stock valuations start to fade.
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The most popular hairstyle among black men is just a simple fade or a Caesar.
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It was my hope that he would lose this election and fade into the twilight.
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And if cheap credit starts to fade away, that would be expensive to AT&T.
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I have scars on my face now from staph, but we'll see if they fade.
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Walls of skulls, bones, crypts, and spider webs fade away on either side of us.
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The first is that forgetting occurs because, like colors that fade, memories decay over time.
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Hives are still on her face and neck but those to are starting to fade.
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The episode then ended with a fade to black and a tribute to the actor.
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Rivalries can fade from public interest, but this does not mean they cease to exist.
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The question is whether that shift will hold, or if it will fade with time.
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I so badly didn't want Cindy to fade back and that become my coping mechanism.
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Similarly, with autonomous vehicles, our concerns will likely fade once we experience the new technology.
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However, traders expect the strength in both these currencies to fade in the coming weeks.
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Over time, the burn marks will fade, and he will retouch spots that need adjusting.
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I felt I could instantly fall asleep, fade out like the shiver of the cymbals.
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We want our foundation to help fade dark spots, mascara to condition lashes — and primers?
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And the bitterness of competition and of not being famous rock stars began to fade.
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The hairstyle is rather simple: a high fade pompadour with sharp angles at the temple.
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Having tech fade into the background — ambient computing, roughly — is a long obsession of Page's.
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The book, she adds, "poignantly reflects on why some memories fade and others do not."
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Photo courtesy The Raveonettes Bands can either burn out, fade away, or be The Raveonettes.
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"Everybody can't get signed to Fade to Mind the same way I was," he says.
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She was an international best seller in her time but seemed to fade from view.
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Long after the headlines fade and readers move on to the next big news event.
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And forecasters expect the stimulative effects of tax cuts to fade in the coming quarters.
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So the guys that used to kind of fade away are now hanging around longer.
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Don't let abortion rights fade from consciousness as these extreme laws become America's new normal.
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For Sale signs rarely last long enough for the colors to fade in the sun.
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Lincoln's iconic dark hair and beard fade into Trump's blond hair, swooping across his forehead.
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Neither are Ms. Miller's, and it's a little frustrating to watch revelations spark and fade.
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Now, the singer and Fade to Mind label muse has announced a official debut album.
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And if Omar Sharif's work can fade into obscurity what hope remains for everyone else?
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If you stand to the right, the black will fade and the ocher will rise.
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" "The epidemic will eventually come to an end, just like the winter will fade away.
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But their animosity is more likely to fade now that Cruz has pledged his support.
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Groups on the right, though, are showing no signs they will let the story fade.
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The smoke stench lay like a haze about them and would not fade for months.
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When new arrivals are pressed to speak only English, native languages and dialects fade away.
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After two games, a lot of the enthusiasm has seemed to fade for both teams.
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The rationale for staying in the race is that Joseph R. Biden Jr. will fade.
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The sonic squall grows melancholy and implacable, like a memory that won't fade away. RUSSONELLO
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Seeing him pass so soon was like watching a piece of my story fade away.
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AND THE ONLY CAUTION I'D GIVE IS IN '2280 SOME OF THAT STIMULUS WILL FADE.
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But now, he predicts it could all come crumbling down as easy money policies fade.
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Just two years ago, cable news channels looked as if they were beginning to fade.
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With the optional fade-free carbon ceramic brakes, this car stops ferociously, when need be.
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German pacifism has made a good start—the effects of P.T.S.D. fade with each generation.
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But that backlash may fade with Democratic President Barack Obama out of office, Reynolds said.
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This variety and flair, often the result of painstaking handiwork, will fade, and could disappear.
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There is now an increasingly diverse world where boundaries fade, cultures meet and individuals roam.
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He said it's a big positive that some of the trade rhetoric could now fade.
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The illusion won't fade when passengers make it inside, as the interior is positively lovely.
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If the wow factor is not there, it could quickly fade as a political issue.
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Yes, the tax cuts will sunset in the coming years and their impact will fade.
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Yet Farhad also reflects on what we would lose if email were to fade away.
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There's a reason Tom Holland's Peter Parker was the last of the heroes to fade.
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That discretion might fade away, however, in a noisy subway car or in an airport.
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No doubt about it now -- Yams' legacy will never fade ... diamonds are forever, after all.
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"The disaster of the people mismanaging the resources, the politicians, will fade away," Osodi said.
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The magical women will fade just as quickly as the artist brought them to life.
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Elections fade to the background, and considerations about legacy tend to come to the forefront.
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But after every shocking new allegation, the news stories tend to fade away a bit.
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But it took less than a week for viewer and reader attention to fade away.
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And just as suddenly, the chaos subsides and all the conventions of pulp fade away.
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As the lowest bass tone starts to fade in, the higher treble tone fades out.
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An expert player discovers that the line between games and reality is starting to fade away.
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They fade away during their journey, but still make it to Earth in a diminished form.
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As well as breakage, this damage manifests itself in split ends, fluffiness, and rapid color fade.
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The country is awake right now, but will it stay that way after the headlines fade?
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When the hair is dark and doesn't subtly fade to light, but aggressively shifts to it?
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After scavengers picked it over for singed souvenirs, the memory of the palace began to fade.
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However, Schlossberg expects the big bounce in web 2.0 stocks to fade as markets enter 2019.
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"To us, it is WHEN, not IF we should fade this recent reflation trade," it said.
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And just six days later, do you think it&aposs actually starting to fade a bit?
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Soon the stigma will fade, and Wal-Mart will sell these things in sixty different flavors.
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Love may fade and flowers will die, but as the website points out, roaches are forever.
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For months, almost every sensible political scientist and pundit was sure that Donald Trump would fade.
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Since it's licensed and is meant to fade into the background, trailer music is often misattributed.
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For Mr Son, these are quibbles that will fade into irrelevance over his 300-year horizon.
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Hicks also demonstrated an ability to physically fade into the background, even with her model looks.
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Not only does his facial hair transform from album to album, but so does his fade.
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But then that naturalness began to fade, especially after she tripped (again) at the 2014 Oscars.
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Then their wide, in-love smiles fade as they realize a scary, unknown future looms ahead.
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The fade, especially the flattop, is perhaps the coolest black hairstyle a black male can don.
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Their handsome good looks will fade in time, while our independent personalities will shine on forever.
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But after that, its gold aluminum embellishments begin to fade and it becomes just another ultrabook.
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Illustrations by Lixia Guo / BuzzFeed News Nikki Darling's Fade Into You is a work of fiction.
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It remains stable at high temperatures, and won't fade after a week in an acid bath.
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Then, after a few weeks, my larger scars started to smooth and fade a bit, too.
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Kruger attended the ceremony in support of German drama In the Fade, in which she stars.
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But the underlying fade is there to see in the slowdown in real estate investment growth.
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Yet also fade into the background of the conversation the moment any negative impact gets raised.
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Tom: A lot of people say it's a trend right now and that it'll fade away.
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The following week will feature performances by Fade to Mind's Asmara, and Brooklyn's Mixpak Sound System.
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"Fade Away" is PC Music's Mona Lisa, their emotional apex, the best thing they've ever released.
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It may grow stale, may ossify like bone, it may even seem to fade from view.
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"The controversy over trade with the United States will probably fade at this rate," he said.
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"In The Fade" is not only Kruger's first film in German, it is also the toughest.
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But in this case, with a blurry image and a fixed gaze, the colors fade away.
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She blew everyone away as the sexy star of Kanye West's viral "Fade" video in 2016.
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Teyana Taylor burst into national consciousness with her iconic dance performance in Kanye West's "Fade" video.
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They're sleek and unobtrusive, and look ready to fade into the background in your living room.
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But if I look out 10 years, 20 years, each of Apple's advantages starts to fade.
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One thing we can all agree on ... you should probably watch the original "Fade" video again.
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"I had Tyler for 16 years and the memory of him will never fade," says Risy.
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And the reality is that the problems for Democrats would not fade with a Clinton victory.
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At least when my battery actually starts to fade, I know what I need to do.
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But if we're not, then this matter may fade into the background without domestic legal consequences.
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However, when you actually start snapping pictures, almost all of these little annoyances quickly fade away.
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Then it walks backwards down some stairs and through a doorway and then … Fade to black.
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Despite his eventual fade from relevance in the music business, Heller remained outspoken about the industry.
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Fade to Mind will release an expanded version of Dawn Richard's Infrared EP on January 17.
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Soon, hopefully, the abject mediocrity will fade and we'll forget everything that was boring or bland.
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But that will fade, all it's going to be is you and that medal, you know?
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But when you're forgotten by the living, you fade to dust and slip away for good.
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I am expecting this rally to fade further as Trump is failing to convince the market.
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But it's soon to fade if we don't take the pains to conserve and protect it.
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He was such a larger than life person and I don't want his memory to fade.
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Fade in: A few weeks after that, Harry came home with — how best to describe it?
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Mr Luo offers this prediction: "it may take years, but these old habits will fade away."
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Sometimes friendships fade out for no real reason, and sometimes they end over a falling out.
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If past performance is any indicator, the furor over Trump's volte-face on Charlottesville will fade.
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Their smiles fade, and they realize that now that they are together, it's immediately not right.
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I cannot fathom why Olivia couldn't have let herself fade to the back just this once.
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It will remain similarly big and bright all week and begin to fade in mid-June.
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The best research papers rise to the top, while the more limited ones fade into obscurity.
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Crane was not a meaningful player in his era, and these things only fade with time.
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El Nino is a cyclical phenomenon and its impact should fade by the middle of 2016.
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In the sunny and shady kingdom of Thailand, old kickboxers never die; they just fade away.
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With the "Trump trade" in danger of becoming the "Trump fade," one investor is looking abroad.
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But investors' confidence in the company appeared to fade during a tense earnings call on Thursday.
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All the bluster about "unfortunate" military maneuvers will fade into obscurity once the meeting date nears.
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That sort of Sunday normalcy would fade away quickly if Garcetti decides to run for president.
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They equally suggest that Western antagonism among populist politicians toward China is also unlikely to fade.
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Nights at home On many evenings, McMillan gets home just as the sunlight starts to fade.
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Industry observers said the effects of the disruption would fade once gas was again flowing freely.
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Fade in: the company logo for Creative Production, with the E-A-T in "Creative" highlighted.
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We'll go with the darker one, 'cause 40% of what we're doing today will fade away.
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Someday, we're going to fade from view, and leave some other poor sap to the stocks.
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Ordinary detergents will fade the patterns; a dryer will mangle both the voile and the linen.
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As noted, if business confidence is down, companies will spend less and growth will likely fade.
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Chants of "Trump-Trump-Trump" rose in one section of the floor, only to fade away.
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In particular, a full explanation of how these enigmatic features darken and fade still eludes us.
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That rock also has water in it, which absorbs energy, causing waves to fade out faster.
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If an incredibly powerful experience fundamentally shifted your worldview, why would that benefit start to fade?
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With a Republican in the White House, Congress's appetite for checking the Executive might fade quickly.
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The jojoba oil calmed any lingering inflammation and the red acne scars began to fade drastically.
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The euphoria of the recent rally may fade as Trump faces the limitations of presidential power.
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Early this year, economists polled by Reuters were pencilling in a fade to around 6.6 percent.
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Most of the effects fade over time, as the doctors had warned Mr. Robison they would.
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As the days and weeks pass, the learning and visions I experienced will no doubt fade.
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Khalid's gift so far has been capturing those moments before they hit and before they fade.
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Those are our stories, so it's not like I'm going to suddenly fade away on this.
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It dictates whether you are destined to elevate into glorious immortality, or fade dejectedly into irrelevance.
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But if all the symptoms fade while playing, it's not appendicitis, heart attack, stroke, anaphylactic shock.
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The joke lands hardest on the unsuspecting listener, its impact doomed to fade with repeated listens.
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But it will quickly fade down the list as people use other apps much more often.
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They are rising as the drags from a strong dollar and weak global import prices fade.
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In Week 2 Romo told viewers to watch out for a fade pass by the Saints.
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But that madness could fade away this year if one players' advocacy group gets its way.
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I'm probably gonna fade Peterson this week because I want this next guy at wide receiver.
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And some are convinced that what the tax cut has given them upfront will ultimately fade.
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Matt Yglesias: But I'm saying even if he does fade, it seems likely to benefit Cruz.
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For one, most supernovae flash once and then fade from astronomers' view after a few months.
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A serious area for concern, though, is how much he seemed to fade against stiff competition.
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But in an overlooked section of an overlooked city, it will fade from the national consciousness.
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Contra Neil Young, it would be better for him to fade away than to burn out.
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Leaves turn from green to red, pumpkin spice lattes slowly fade into, uh, holiday spice lattes.
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But like a shot of adrenaline, that initial burst of economic activity is likely to fade.
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Even as Keynesian zeal began to fade in the 2160s, full employment remained a policy priority.
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The supports offered to fossil fuels are so old and familiar, they fade into the background.
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The song is a jump-start; if it didn't fade out, that groove could run forever.
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As people age, semantic memory often is one of the first forms of memory to fade.
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Some get traction; most fade into the ether, buried by years of looking the other way.
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The fabric is made of blended, fade-resistant polyester and is easy to clean and maintain.
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I've never played in the N.H.L., so the dream starts to fade as you get older.
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In another series from the same period called "Fresno Fans," pinks and yellows fade and flicker.
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After that it will fade back to its normal glow as it gets farther from Earth.
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Cotton gloves protect from only so much and photographs fade every time they're exposed to light.
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That earthly pleasures are heightened when we remember that everything will one day fade to black?
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You have to draw, fade, this and that, and it didn't come as easy to me.
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But we shouldn't let the old-school tomboys in pop culture fade away in the process.
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TPE is also UV resistant, so your E.C.O. Mat won't fade or deteriorate with sun exposure.
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These recollections are signaled by a crumpled photograph and sudden, sparse flashbacks that flare and fade.
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Once we arrived at school, we tried to fade into the background as much as possible.
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However, Bartolini believes that the bias will remain toward the fade at least through the year.
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And some teams with hot starts will surely fade, as has happened with the Phoenix Suns.
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This focus on Trump's health by the media will fade until Hillary has her next 'episode'.
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She and her colleague Alexander Gurshunov have calculated that early and late Santa Anas could fade.
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When a culture is shaped by fear and discrimination and they fade, so does the culture.
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She stopped traveling in 103 when she developed macular degeneration and her vision began to fade.
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But at this point, Jobs' health was starting to fade, and observers started to take notice.
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Kobe ended the post by shouting out the "familiar fade" shot by his beloved daughter ... "#Mambacita."
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"I like the details in the hairstyles, especially with this kid" getting a fade, he said.
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I want to fade XLP, I'm making the bet that its run is at an end.
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"The only caution I'd give is in '19 some of that stimulus will fade," he said.
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With finstas, the consequences of posting a negative meme about work or a salacious photo fade.
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Without the North Korean-induced anxiety, it is unlikely that Japanese anti-military sentiments would fade.
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It's not that he slid into irrelevance, but rather that he just began to fade away.
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He could rail away to Lebanon, but gradually their whole affaire Ghosn would fade into memory.
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The woman stood and stared into a handheld mirror, admiring her new fade from all angles.
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For example, humidity can warp wooden furniture and certain high temperatures can cause fabrics to fade.
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Early this year, economists polled by Reuters were penciling in a fade to around 6.6 percent.
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Some hot-button priorities at the time of appointment fade, while new ones appear, complicating predictability.
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Inque&aposs tattoo ink doesn&apost fade; rather, it can be removed in a single session.
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They fade gradually as they descend from two meters up the wall, eerily suggesting failed escape.
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A black woman in her 60s with snow-white hair was getting a fade from Steve.
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Lingmerth used his reliable fade off the tee to avoid trouble and set up birdie opportunities.
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The same was true on Wednesday, when he seemed to fade into the margins at times.
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The second a person walks away from an event, the memory of it starts to fade.
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Lenses, bumps, buttons, speaker grills, and even ports could start to fade away on personal electronics.
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And if she ever doubts the love, I'll hold her hand until her worries fade away.
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These talking points are familiar enough that it's easy to let them fade into the background.
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They create sculptures from natural materials, photograph them, and let them fade away without a trace.
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One expects that the ghosts of the past brought to light will not fade so soon.
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When Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, it superpowered a story that had started to fade.
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Sounds great ... as long as he doesn't get the Boosie fade or have Yung Joc's taste.
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I was supposed to stand out without overshadowing others, to blend in but not fade away.
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The continued integration of content properties into leading providers guarantees that the controversies will not fade soon.
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And trade is not some secondary topic that will fade away as we enter the general election.
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Creators rise to fame under viral conditions, then fade into obscurity in the span of a year.
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After losing key states early on in the evening, certainty about a Clinton win began to fade.
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I much prefer the transitional fade animations with Reduce motion turned on over the nauseating zooming effects.
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Adjusting audio volume in iMove is easy, but it's the fade controls that make it sound professional.
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Box Clever, the San Francisco design firm that created the Fade Task Lamp, is obsessed with detail.
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That could lead to concerns that AWS would become so dominant that viable competitors would fade away.
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The reason why people love peach, sorbet, and 'blorange' is because the fade is soft and cute.
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When it comes to their careers, female musicians tend to fade from our purview without much fanfare.
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His fade from Trump's orbit comes as Christie enters his final year in office in New Jersey.
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The gasoline price comparison should fade, but economists see CPI reaching 2.5 percent or higher this year.
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I chose not to be shamed by society's expectation that I should just fade into the background.
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Most flatscreen TVs are edgelit, so the light will cascade to the center and can potentially fade.
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While sterling's weakness after last year's EU referendum has made imported goods pricier, the effect will fade.
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Fads die, trends fade out, but acapella interludes on rock albums are something that keep people talking.
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The controversy had already started to fade when the Washington Post article revealing Manning's private investigation landed.
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But after all the holiday specials fade, U.S. consumers could be in for a surprise: higher prices.
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That feeling, however, is starting to fade thanks to brands and retailers that are doing it right.
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He would fade in the fall, when Republican voters got serious about making a long-term commitment.
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I burst into tears, right then and there, wishing I could just disappear, or simply fade away.
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By curving the TV screen, there is little to no fade, keeping the picture nice and even.
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If, as looks likely, the CAQ wins the election, independence will continue to fade from political discourse.
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The second-order variables that drive things like Public Order or total income fade into the background.
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We have companies like Tesla that could change the future of mobility and energy or slowly fade.
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San Francisco has its perks, but once we became parents in 23, our outlook started to fade.
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Another parallel: for all the talk of a new generation taking over, the oldies never fade away.
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If something has emotionally affected somebody in some powerful way sometime in their life, that doesn't fade.
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About.com, one of the internet's oldest and most familiar websites, is about to fully fade to memory.
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The GT4 Stinger concept graced the Detroit stage three years ago, but then seemed to fade away.
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Beto O'Rourke have all enjoyed sudden rises in the polls — only to see that support fade away.
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He's worth remembering, especially as the era and the style he helped define fade further from memory.
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"As the dark streaks lengthen and fade, we saw a small number of topographic changes," Chojnacki said.
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But as China and India march in opposite directions, the BRICS are likely fade further into irrelevance.
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But August's data suggested the strong boost from Beijing's infrastructure building spree may be starting to fade.
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I been with black people in dark places, and I know that they don't actually fade away.
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Luckily, that uneasy feeling melts away with time, but some other pain points don't fade so easily.
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Here, he talks about his signature paint style (the Winfield Fade) that the big car companies duplicated.
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The dollar rally appeared to fade for much of the year, giving exports and industries some respite.
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The winds change speed dramatically, leading to massive cloud formations that build up and gradually fade away.
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Think that burning in your loins is going to fade to a mild simmer later in life?
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The shadow period for this retrograde, during which its influence will slowly fade, ends on Christmas Eve.
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It's documented in "Watching Him Fade Away," the new record's closing track, and its most striking moment.
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When it debuted at the VMAs in August, Kanye West's video for "Fade" was quite the spectacle.
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The cement-maker's boss worries that those industrial and entrepreneurial traditions may fade because of political turmoil.
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Once a new idea is in the air, it can catch on, or it can fade away.
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Again, this time the video and sound eventually fade away as the iPhone's screen goes to black.
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But if I stare at it and intentionally try not to move my eyes, the colors fade.
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One small study on cupping found that the cupping marks generally fade after two to four days.
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Or it will just fade away from memory, leaving staffers as vulnerable to sexual harassment as ever.
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Some critics feared that nudges would do little good, and that their effects would fade over time.
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Already it seems like people's attention is beginning to fade as new catastrophes engulf the news cycle.
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