And with every day that passes they fade away a bit — they literally fade away.
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Others flare up, burn brightly, then quickly fade away again.
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"Day after day, you fade away from me", Diamond sings.
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He apparently assumed Comey would fade away into private life.
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It won't simply fade away in so short a time.
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We prepared for the concept to fail and fade away.
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"Over time, things do seem to fade away," he said.
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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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"The generalist arcades will slowly fade away," Mr. Nassima said.
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This was not a group destined to simply fade away.
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Old autocrats rarely resign, nor do they just fade away.
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"She had a fade away better than mine," Ionesco said.
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Teams get hot, then fade, but never really fade away.
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Keep working on those fade away jumpers up in heaven.
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Granted, the aftertaste of that Troy defeat didn't completely fade away.
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It looks like that kind of bond doesn't just fade away.
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An especially haunting work is Nuriya Waji's "Fade Away 3," (2016).
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And rivals will be extra-vigilant as the conditions fade away.
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Unions did not just fade away, but came under heavy attack.
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"It's better to burn out than fade away" - Rip Kurt Cobain.
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Mr Fukuyama reckoned without nationalism, which he expected to fade away.
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As the water dries off, your worries might also fade away.
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Then, slowly, the men fade away into wisps of gray smoke.
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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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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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Mr. Weisbrod said he did not plan to fade away entirely.
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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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Maybe people will hate it, and it will all just fade away!
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If they don't sell soon, I expect them to fade away. 7.
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Consumer stated the medicine is advertising that it make alzheimers fade away.
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And there is that same sinking feel it too will fade away.
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Some Photoshop battles fade away, and other live on in your nightmares.
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Those attributes are not likely to just fade away in the playoffs.
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But apart from the frills, other aspects of Virgin will fade away.
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They refuse to let a relic of the internet's past fade away.
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So when they want to leave, then the ideology can fade away.
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Art is timeless and doesn't fade away with the latest tools/trends.
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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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He observed that many politicians "fade away" as their losing campaigns do.
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Technological advances would automate society; the necessity of work would fade away.
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The fiduciary rule may fade away, but the fiduciary principle is eternal.
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It won't ever get easier, it will only start to fade away.
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These disputes, and the values driving them, are unlikely to fade away.
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It's emotionally and physically draining, watching someone you love that much fade away.
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But it doesn't look like the program will fade away any time soon.
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It was a tiny moment that hasn't managed to fade away with time.
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Her new track "Fade Away" excels because it focuses on the exact opposite.
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To suggest he's just going to fade away -- I just don't see it.
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Many social apps burst onto the scene and fade away just as quickly.
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After a few minutes, the thought of motion sickness begins to fade away.
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Some pastimes just fade away, to resurface only with the smirk of irony.
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If it is too light, it is going to fade away too quickly.
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"Figure skaters are usually young and then just fade away," she told me.
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Are they going to fade away some day — the accent marks, that is?
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As she set off, all of Ms. Jaffe's stresses seemed to fade away.
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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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But some analysts believe the dispute is not going to fade away anytime soon.
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But it would be a damn shame if MagSafe were to fade away entirely.
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If they are successful in this effort, the union is likely to fade away.
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In marriage you can't just ghost fade away at the first sign of trouble.
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Her underwear and bralette fade away, exposing her vulva and nipples to our gaze.
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Old-fashioned tenets of the news business fade away in this fog of disinformation.
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Trump also managed not to fade away the way he has in past debates.
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The design is printed on a fully lined polyester canvas and won't fade away.
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Would his supporters who are new to politics fade away, discouraged by the experience?
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Cassini doesn't have much fuel left but it's not going to quietly fade away.
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In the course of an actual campaign, that name ID advantage will fade away.
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"The protests will likely fade away within several weeks, for two reasons," they said.
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But on the other, ignoring white supremacists isn't going to make them fade away.
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Gradually, as he talked to staff for GiveDirectly, his fears started to fade away.
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"If you don't fight against perfection," she says, "you dry up and fade away."
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I shivered as I watched my flashlight fade away, like a sunset, but terrifying.
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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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And magical, even when real-life concerns like chronic illness can never 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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The candidates who didn't lash out, like Senator Amy Klobuchar, tended to fade away.
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They bloom for several years, then fade away until the next fire comes along.
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Mr. Heyward and Nicholas's mother, Angela Heyward, refused to let his memory fade away.
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These should gradually fade away as more developers push updates for the new operating system.
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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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But more often than not in Hollywood, rising child stars fade away as they age.
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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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I just stay there and fade away as I watch people do what they do.
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And if cheap credit starts to fade away, that would be expensive to AT&T.
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Walls of skulls, bones, crypts, and spider webs fade away on either side of us.
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Photo courtesy The Raveonettes Bands can either burn out, fade away, or be The Raveonettes.
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So the guys that used to kind of fade away are now hanging around longer.
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" "The epidemic will eventually come to an end, just like the winter will fade away.
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When new arrivals are pressed to speak only English, native languages and dialects fade away.
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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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Yet Farhad also reflects on what we would lose if email were to fade away.
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That discretion might fade away, however, in a noisy subway car or in an airport.
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"The disaster of the people mismanaging the resources, the politicians, will fade away," Osodi said.
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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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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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Tom: A lot of people say it's a trend right now and that it'll fade away.
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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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But in this case, with a blurry image and a fixed gaze, the colors fade away.
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However, when you actually start snapping pictures, almost all of these little annoyances quickly fade away.
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Mr Luo offers this prediction: "it may take years, but these old habits will fade away."
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In the sunny and shady kingdom of Thailand, old kickboxers never die; they just fade away.
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That sort of Sunday normalcy would fade away quickly if Garcetti decides to run for president.
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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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Chants of "Trump-Trump-Trump" rose in one section of the floor, only to fade away.
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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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But that madness could fade away this year if one players' advocacy group gets its way.
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Contra Neil Young, it would be better for him to fade away than to burn out.
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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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It's not that he slid into irrelevance, but rather that he just began to fade away.
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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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They create sculptures from natural materials, photograph them, and let them fade away without a trace.
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I was supposed to stand out without overshadowing others, to blend in but not fade away.
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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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That could lead to concerns that AWS would become so dominant that viable competitors would fade away.
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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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Another parallel: for all the talk of a new generation taking over, the oldies never fade away.
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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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I been with black people in dark places, and I know that they don't actually fade away.
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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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It's documented in "Watching Him Fade Away," the new record's closing track, and its most striking moment.
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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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Or it will just fade away from memory, leaving staffers as vulnerable to sexual harassment as ever.
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He also isn't worried about the emoji losing value as they inevitably fade away as a trend.
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"I believe that the movement is afoot – that must not fade away," the Tea Party darling added.
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In the end, all we are left with is our morbid fascination in watching them fade away.
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Those who speculated that One Direction might fade away have clearly underestimated the rabidity of their fanbase.
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This type of acceleration encourages weak egos that are easily formed, and fade away just as easily.
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That's where I feel like the details really start to fade away and it gets more sketchy.
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Federer said it was important to ensure promising players do not fade away due to financial constraints.
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Instead, his absence allows Harley Quinn to form her own legend, and watch his slowly fade away.
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A few years later the threats began to fade away, and three bodyguards were reduced to one.
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The conflict between the two countries will dissipate only if the domestic uncertainties subside or fade away.
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Or they can let him fade away as a historical embarrassment like Warren Harding or Richard Nixon.
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Now Hershey is trying to determine the digital equivalent and make sure impulse buying doesn't fade away.
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But that does not mean trusts will fade away and that all estate planning can just cease.
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At the lower ranks of the Marine Corps, the Pentagon's airbrushed language of war can fade away.
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But the exercise-related tensions that we've been seeing over the last few months will fade away.
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After Aldridge tied the game again with a fade-away jumper, Kanter responded with his own corner jumper.
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I'll take it as a compliment—you did not want me to shut up, fade away, stop blogging.
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Why Only The Villains Get Dusted: Thanos is the last to fade away and the fighting finally ends.
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I love HBO, but it's time to just let Erlich kind of… fade away from the American consciousness.
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You can either simply fade away or do the honest, but highly awkward, thing and tell the truth.
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If demand side starts to fade away, then it's difficult to see what would be holding metals up.
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I let my surroundings fade away and briefly indulged the mindset of my carefree 21-year-old self.
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But then as the mellifluous strings fade away, you realize they'll probably last longer than all of us.
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The woodwind instruments fade away, and the music picks up with a loud hit from the bass drum.
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Not surprisingly, Hard Rock Park did not simply fade away—it collapsed, brought down by various economic struggles.
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But there is no power that can make the pain visited upon us four years ago fade away.
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It makes skin feel moisturized, too, and there's a subtle opalescence to it that makes imperfections fade away.
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The video for "Don't Ever Fade Away," premiering on Noisey today, is the manifestation of all these questions.
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It's that when things are lost, part of our memory, both collectively and individually, begins to fade away.
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Once the Polestar 2 is out, its predecessor (only 500 cars are planned for production) will fade away.
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These young people gave hope back to a country that saw its opportunity for peace almost fade away.
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Fantasy-world questions fade away in the halo of fantastic performances and a script that just feels right.
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So that's nice for you, enjoy the ride, you got 13 episodes, but then it will fade away.
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Crasthorpe would fade away to nothing, which was what she had been before she asked him for directions.
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It could be a slow fade away for Moore now that the NRSC has cut off him off.
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Most slang words don't stand the test of time, and some deserve to fade away sooner than others.
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At some point, those calling "hoax" will fade away and we'll reach a new consensus about the perils.
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The argument that you can make more money in this sector is "starting to fade away," he said.
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"I had stayed quiet for years hoping it would fade away, but instead it got worse," she said.
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And luckily, once you find a song that agrees with you, it doesn't just have to fade away.
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"I had stayed quiet for years hoping it would fade away, but instead it got worse," she added.
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"I had stayed quiet for years hoping it would fade away, but instead it got worse," she said.
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"As yields pick up, a lot of people think the pension deficit will fade away," de Boissezon said.
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It won her some cheap points, but she committed more unforced errors to fade away in the contest.
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Is Bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies, the future or will this experiment gradually fade away like a historical footnote?
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On the Democratic side, Sanders is mounting a powerful surge at a point when most insurgents fade away.
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Bau said that while the popularity of certain "payment instruments" may spike or wane, they rarely fade away entirely.
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"I just hope this problem with the eye will fade away in the next couple of days," he said.
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You will be reminded of your intentions, and everything else will simply fade away from your mind and actions.
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Richardson said they can expect intense media attention in the coming weeks, but that it will eventually fade away.
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As the skin renews itself and exfoliates away, the designs fade away gradually over the next two-four weeks.
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But while Lorena may finally be able to put the story to rest, her name will never fade away.
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Between the lack of pre-release buzz and the post-release critical drubbing, expect Masterminds to fade away quickly.
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Still, while the commercial may fade away, Turner's Riess admits most brands still opt for that model for now.
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As time passes, these chemicals degrade and the image starts to fade away, typically turning yellow and developing cracks.
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As Spotted Eagle speaks, the smell of campfires hangs in the air and the sounds of chainsaws fade away.
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This is more than just a passing trend, and this movement isn't about to get tired or fade away.
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But with so many horrible things going on in the world, it's easy for some issues to fade away.
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Because it's a live stream, the doodles fade away after two seconds or so to free up the frame.
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While McCain buried Bush by 18 points, Gore narrowly defeated Bradley, defusing a challenge that would soon fade away.
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"Once everything is pasted, people will be over the image and it will fade away and disappear," JR said.
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MC: I hope that it won't just be a fad and fade away, because this has been done before.
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This season, he should start to become a more complete WR as Ted Ginn Jr. begins to fade away.
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You can laser them to oblivion, inject them so they fade away one by one, or cover 'em temporarily.
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When Eberly died in 2011 after a long struggle with cancer, many feared that the A's would fade away.
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The populist bluster that propelled his rallies and gave hope to millions disillusioned with politics cannot simply fade away.
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Additionally, changes in battery technology that have extended the range of EVs are allowing old limitations to fade away.
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When Paul closed the first period with a difficult fade-away jumper at the buzzer, Houston led 38-23.
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It is in rushing to close this distance that fighters run onto Thompson's fade away left and right straights.
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As retail punters fade away, volumes have soared at exchanges such as Bitfinex that are favored by bigger investors.
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So it's beautiful to see this anger translate into real political outcomes and not just fade away into nothingness.
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And, yet, if they could see a common purpose in the workplace, a lot of that would fade away.
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Facebook pushes hard into a lot of different products, and the ones that don't work out usually fade away.
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That way, the son will inherit the older woman's land, and ensure that her lineage does not fade away.
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Every social app is, on some level, a fad, and those that don't evolve are doomed to fade away.
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"I think it will fade away and people will stop trying to put it in," one banker told IFR.
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After Anthony Morrow missed a 3-point attempt, Towns hit a clutch fade-away jumper with 16 seconds left.
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Players like James Jones have fine performances with Green Bay for years, only to fade away on other teams.
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Any reservations I had about the lack of a real photo mode in Breath of the Wild fade away.
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Bigger picture, though, expectations are that the elections likely will not be disruptive as the headlines start to fade away.
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After all, the smoke and noise from the fireworks will eventually fade away — but your American citizenship will last forever.
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As the signature theme song starts to play, the names of each episode come into focus and then fade away.
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However, since nothing lasts forever, many of these large caps will fade away, possibly within the lifetimes of current shareholders.
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You also get people who seem interested at first, then fade away once they realize they can't handle non-monogamy.
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The far right has suffered a setback, but its millions of adherents all over the Union will not fade away.
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People "fade away" and are tragically "robbed of their identities" as this incurable condition progresses, we're told time and again.
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That includes so called "daisy-chain" gene drives that fade away after several generations, a concept unveiled earlier this month.
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"I believe a movement is afoot that must not fade away," Sessions said, announcing a surprise endorsement of the billionaire.
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We expect the guarantee charge to largely fade away in the next two years, providing moderate relief to its results.
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Every generation, I suppose, witnesses the demise of its favorite places, but usually they run their course and fade away.
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I was kinda hopeful that when Zinke left this would fade away, and this is very clearly not fading away.
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And he acknowledges a fear that the adoration of strangers, a sustaining force in his life, may someday fade away.
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As beauty gurus become more successful, some of that grassroots trust on which they build their brands can fade away.
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Yet when that first note was struck, everything seemed to fade away: the city, the island, the ocean, the world.
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As the party commences, discrete voices fade away, music pounds, dozens of extras flood the floor, and saliva is shared.
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"I always thought comics would fade away in the '60s, and I was wrong," he said in an email message.
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Everybody around me is doing the same thing, and I feel particularly at peace as summer begins to fade away.
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In an early-career matchup with Jordan, Bryant even sought Jordan&aposs advice on how to shoot fade-away jumpers.
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Hours before his departure, Mr. Obama posted on Twitter to thank followers and hint that he would not fade away.
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White slapped the ball to LaVine, who dribbled behind the 3-point line, turned and sunk a fade-away jumper.
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But the affair has chipped away at Abe's support, according to opinion polls, and it looks unlikely to fade away.
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White slapped the ball to LaVine, who dribbled behind the 212-point line, turned and sunk a fade-away jumper.
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The prelates who organized the summit argued that any papal edicts might fall flat or fade away with Francis' papacy.
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I asked Kleven why the child care penalty is so persistent and stubborn as other causes seem to fade away.
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Eldar Vakhitov at BNP Paribas said this base effect would probably start to fade away from April and evaporate in May.
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"There are times in your life that are so indelible, they never fade away," Field said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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In Cramer's opinion, it's better to get out of a stock early than to wait for your profits to fade away.
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Eventually the latter group will fade away, and the former group will turn into the latter group, and the cycle continues.
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But if the taboo on chemical weapons is allowed to fade away, other despots will be tempted to use them, too.
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"Watching Him Fade Away" ends the second half, while "Sister"—a touching tribute to his half-sister Holly—closes the first.
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Conservatives would like to simply declare the conversation on inheritance off-limits, but I doubt it is going to fade away.
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As the story goes, he burned out before he could fade away, or perhaps, start a fashion line for H&M.
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When you're actually there, the backdrop and all the people fade away and you're sucked into the world that they've created.
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But I think Apple will still keep the iPad mini for a little while — it's just going to slowly fade away.
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What I do know is that this isn't the last image that will trend for a couple days and fade away.
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Mr. Perez did not want to hurt his former girlfriend's feelings, preferring that the relationship fade away naturally, and it did.
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As with all heydays, we had no clue that's what it was, and how easily and imperceptibly it would fade away.
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For a while there, it seemed like the MacBook Air was going to fade away, in favor of the standard MacBook.
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" The album ends on the line: "And even though you barely know each other, it still hurts watching him fade away.
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When you take away the light from them, they will continue to be in the darkness and they will fade away.
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But good things almost always come to an end and our friendship was the victim as it started to fade away.
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It was around this time that the Gentle Lunatic began to fade away, and in the end died without any fuss.
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And is the WTO just going to fade away into the history books like an old picture in a photo album?
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How can the benefits of Head Start fade away after a few years — and then crop up 10 years after that?
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" To accompany the single, Diamond has released an interactive site featuring images that help define and tell the story of "Fade Away.
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Ordinarily, the marks the device makes are hardly damaging and fade away quickly, since the beam only penetrates the surface of tissue.
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"Looking to the future, the next big step will be for the very concept of the 'device' to fade away," Pichai wrote.
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That being said, I think yes, the trend will soon fade away (I can't imagine it making a third comeback next summer).
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Their ventures are likely to fade away, as a fickle public disposes of both the soldiers and the code, app by app.
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I've been in the business for about 20 years, and I've seen many photographers blow up, get recognized and then fade away.
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Even while in some pieces the animals feel sublime in their beauty, in others, parts of their bodies seem to fade away.
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The Ottawa Senators are searching for answers in the defensive end of the rink as their playoff hopes continue to fade away.
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When we do those things well we're a good hockey club, and when we don't we see opportunities like tonight fade away.
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It turned out to be a reminder that rock gods don't have to fade away — and that the kids are all right.
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Some of the one-product boomtowns could fade away, leaving little behind but the concrete shells of empty factories and polluted soil.
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The F-15 can fly at a top speed of 3,017 miles per hour, then stop, hit ground targets, and fade away.
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It's akin to asking the FBI to perform local policing efforts, and then expecting that need to fade away in between crises.
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Along comes President Trump and suddenly the veneers of party unity, and marching in ideological lockstep are starting to fade away quickly.
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With a formal court system, and clear winners and losers, Mr. Degang wonders if the ways of his generation will fade away.
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Those are the heroes keeping our profanities alive — because, when the last prohibitions fade away, so will the power of the words.
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We used to let the people like him fade away peacefully, only ever acknowledging them on holiday-weekend marathons of VH1 retrospecials.
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"I think you're going to see Takata kind of fade away and probably won't hear that name very much anymore," he said.
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Here's Pichai: Looking to the future, the next big step will be for the very concept of the "device" to fade away.
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Rationally, people had time to prepare for the reality that George would one day fade away, and with him, an entire lineage.
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The apology he demanded was immediately rejected by the government in Madrid, and in all likelihood, the entire affair will fade away.
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The scent does fade away after a couple of years but the 16.5 x 22-inch liners are extremely simple to replace.
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Someone messaged me and said that watching the movie made every name anyone ever called them for being dark-skinned fade away.
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When you take time to realize how truly blessed you are, a lot of trivial stresses of life seem to fade away.
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When the so-called experts said he was too brash and outspoken, and that he would fade away, they were proven wrong.
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Russia would take advantage of that weakness, and the security guarantees America has given its European allies for decades would fade away.
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Rabbi Hier said that the Holocaust artifacts must travel the world to make sure memories of the era do not fade away.
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Unlike old soldiers, he refuses to fade away, but that has plunged his oil- and gas-rich North African state into crisis.
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We see all these "dirty computers" celebrating the hope and joy of just being themselves — and then we see them fade away.
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Maybe it'll get old, and she'll flame out or fade away — or maybe she won't, and this is the beginning of something unusual.
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"There are times in your life that are so indelible, they never fade away," Field said in a statement to INSIDER on Thursday.
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And, crucially, it would be a mistake for progressives to just assume that Biden's advantage will fade away when more information becomes available.
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But the more frequently they see it, the less shocking it will be, and the impulse to react should begin to fade away.
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But most of us have to let our great ideas fade away because we don't have the tools to bring them to life.
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"The striking red terrain seen in the New Horizons images could fade away if they are snowed under with nitrogen frost," he said.
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Back then mobility seemed like the latest buzzword that would soon fade away, like the custom-car trend of a few years before.
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When I do exit the cockpit of my craft, the clouds fade away, and I'm left with a fairly boring, mostly dead planet.
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"After Rob died, I just sat moping around thinking that was the end of it and I would just fade away," he admitted.
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Dogsledding has been such a tradition in this village and the others in Greenland that it's really sad to see this fade away.
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The band has four albums, Crazy for You, The Only Place, Fade Away (an EP) and California Nights, which came out last spring.
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In your excited attempt to grow and try new things, you allow all of your old favorite friends and activities to fade away.
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The print media is so left wing as to be meaningless dribble which accounts for why the industry is and will fade away.
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The sadness is O.K. — it's a powerful reminder of how much we all loved him, and it will eventually fade away (I hope).
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As the stonewalling of the Obama era begins to fade away, opportunities to finally bring accountability to a rogue agency are presenting themselves.
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"It was a highly volatile space and it wasn't at all clear who would stick around and who would fade away," he wrote.
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If the community does not come together to fund a conservation effort soon, she says, the stone relief is bound to fade away.
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It's better to burn out than fade away, and more times than not, it's better to let a cohesive body of work alone.
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The Bois de Boulogne is the second-largest park in Paris, and Perrault envisioned that during the Arc his design should fade away.
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If you see your family pictures starting to fade away in their shoe boxes, crumbling photo albums or moldering slide carousels, fear not.
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But cutting frequency makes a transit network much less useful, ensuring that ridership doesn't bounce back even when restrictions on activity fade away.
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Presidents spend four or eight years burning bright — but fade away once they're done, remembered mostly for their personalities and a few highlights.
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Shareholder activism on gun control tends to flourish in the weeks following an incident and then fade away, if history is any guide.
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All seemed happy enough to let news of the government's alleged unlawful behavior fade away, rather than get to the bottom of it.
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My father thought it's just a stupid attitude which will fade away, but it didn't: The motorcycles faded away, but not the rest!
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Rather than fade away, though, 8chan's Qanon posters migrated to other platforms, where they're still trying to use social media to influence elections.
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It's a reminder that, despite the sorrows and uncertainty, "while Trayvon falls asleep" and others fade away, you still have to live. ♦
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What happens when "even the biggest people in the arts just eventually fade away?" she wondered, and what would she herself leave behind?
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Some people felt their appetite fade away; others simply replaced their food addiction with other addictions or found ways to eat more food.
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Many have argued that Ocasio-Cortez is nothing more than a flavor of the week who will fade away as fickle political tastes change.
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For a poet, there's no greater fear than the thought that, like "yellow leaves," even the pages of his books may fade away. 216.
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His grip on power is not in danger, given his ruling coalition's huge majority in parliament, but the affair looks unlikely to fade away.
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"The reason the market is so scared today is because the notion it was a negotiating tactic is beginning to fade away," he said.
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Yet this conventional scene seems to fade away when you see St. Joseph, kneeling in the foreground, his head inclined toward the Christ child.
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In Love Wins, Carrie Underwood hopes that hate "will all fade away," but there's one thing she's not so concerned about fading: her scar.
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Left on the street, the memorials don't last for long; some are picked over, and others fade away into the detritus of sidewalk life.
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In the "Mad Money" host's opinion, it's better to get out of a stock early than to wait for your profits to fade away.
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As we face an aggressive nuclear weapons state in North Korea today, we know exactly what the consequences are when diplomatic efforts fade away.
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Normally, YouTube fads fade away after a few months, as the internet's restless attention moves on to something even newer, shinier, or more outrageous.
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The artist also wrongly attributed the quote, "It's better to burn out than fade away," to Kurt Cobain when it came from Neil Young.
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And it is a story about pride and the determination of people who refuse to let their languages fade away and their cultures die.
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Until a few decades ago, the Jews of Kaifeng seemed destined to fade away, an obscure memory at the intersection of two ancient civilizations.
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And as they have made clear in the early overheated rounds of the convention in Philadelphia, they do not intend to fade away quietly.
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While Democrats' congressional hearings are not likely to quietly fade away in coming days and weeks, there is now more risk attached to them.
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But that easy money has begun to slowly fade away, with the Federal Reserve simultaneously raising interest rates and trimming its towering balance sheet.
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Now that she says people see ASMR less as a trend that will fade away, Gibi thinks the phenomenon will enter more mainstream entertainment.
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As theatre of hearty cruelty (and what kids don't want that?), Alice, both "Wonderland" and "Looking Glass," unlike the Cheshire Cat, never fade away.
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In "Real Women Have Bodies," women are infected by a mysterious illness that causes their bodies to fade away, leaving them naked and insubstantial.
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On one occasion, Mr. Trump summoned House Republicans to the White House for a grand ceremony only to see that momentum quickly fade away.
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But Morocco, backed by thousands of traveling supporters, refused to fade away in what was guaranteed to be its final match at this tournament.
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That miracle will fade away and people will become disillusioned with democracy if the government does not deliver a cleaner and fairer society soon.
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Darwinism would likely emphasize evolution and 'the strong survive' argument," Stapleton continued, adding, "Species, languages, races all adapt and assimilate or they fade away.
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In February 2016, St. Louis let its fleur-de-lis and rainbow crosswalks fade away after the federal government asked that they be removed.
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The Utes didn't fade away, though, and forced overtime when Jones' 3-pointer tied it at 86-86 with 22 seconds remaining in regulation.
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Polarization will fade away when Americans, waking up each morning, feel that both they and their officials in Washington can make a difference again.
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Hate to see him go..." Other tributes include: Sally Field "There are times in your life that are so indelible, they never fade away.
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New themes arise or die out; new narratives emerge and either progress or fade away again; certain behaviors grow widespread and occasionally take hold.
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But as society evolved, and women worked to reclaim their place in society, these seemingly anti-feminist "Sloane Rangers" seemed to fade away with time.
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Over time, however, this added eye began to fade away (it "regressed," in the parlance of evolutionary biologists), and for reasons that aren't fully understood.
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Mainly dissident former Taliban fighters who have been attracted to the IS brand, they have failed to gain much traction and may soon fade away.
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One broken link at a time, one of the most heavily documented historical events of the social media era could fade away before our eyes.
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CY: Yes, a character or element will emerge and stick around for a while, and then fade away as other characters move in and out.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey promised he would not fade away in the final years of his second term, even as he runs for president.
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It's sad to see a good product finally fade away completely, but I've already shed those tears, moved on to Lightroom and never looked back.
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During certain games you don't always see the full hologram, even if you step back, and if you get too close they simply fade away.
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"I can't speak for Democrats, but I can speak for myself, and I think that James Comey needs to fade away into oblivion," said Rep.
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But it hardly wants its flagship service to just fade away into the background like the old fart it actually is in Internet age terms.
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As the conventional song and its sloganeering references to Chairman Mao, changing the world and evolution begin to fade away, the track starts to disintegrate.
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By the day, by the campaign and by the policy, Republicans are watching their chances to hold on to the House and Senate fade away.
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But it also shows that the long-held American tradition of protest music didn't fade away with the social revolutions of the 1960s and '70s.
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Bissière would die in December of that same year, and with his passing an entire way of looking at painting would fade away as well.
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At dinner, JoJo asks Wells about his last relationship and that leads to a discussion about how relationships can fade away and lose their spark.
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Some will see their name in neon Think they've finally got it made But there always comes a moment When they watch it fade away . . .
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Whatever the outcome of cross-party talks, Mr. Corbyn's apparent hope that Brexit would eventually fade away in favor of domestic issues looks increasingly misguided.
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As she pointed out, the precise details of a trauma get burned into the brain and stay there long after less relevant details fade away.
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Athletes have long compared retirement to death, but N.B.A. stars never really fade away — they host halftime shows, they move into management, they make movies.
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Throughout the early hours of The Outer Worlds, we see how the corporate facade of the Saltuna Cannery and Edgewater fade away as work slows.
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"The print media is so left wing as to be meaningless dribble which accounts for why the industry is and will fade away," he added.
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"As long as they effectively implement and advocate for the Trump agenda, all this criticism will fade away," said Laura Ingraham, the conservative radio host.
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With this song, Charlie realizes that he had something special and he let it fade away, but he now knows what he wants and needs.
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Clearly, this year's commitment to shorten the show -- which still ran beyond three hours -- isn't going to fade away, given ABC's commitment to that strategy.
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Innovations are coming at us fast and from every direction, so it&aposs difficult to say what will catch on and what will fade away.
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I also think it's a cornerstone racial justice issue, and I hope that that commitment [to fighting Islamophobia] doesn't fade away when Trump steps down.
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It's technically not finished, and parts of it see the grit of the zombie apocalypse fade away into the numbered gray boxes of unfinished game design.
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If old soldiers don't die and just fade away, then media companies are pretty much the opposite: they die, and they die in spectacular, political fashion.
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Because if I ever really found out the answer, i could fade away from the plane of existence like Doc Brown in Back to the Future.
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A key question for scientists is why some dust storms on Mars become planet-enshrouding events and last months while others fade away in a week.
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Zuckerberg just told the world that he expects it to slowly fade away — not without its uses, but no longer the center of all social media.
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Former President Barack Obama indicated that he is not going to just fade away or stay silent even though he's no longer in the Oval Office.
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Pretty quickly — a few seconds, in our handful of tests — the dots fade away, and a set of arrows and markers appear to guide your way.
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There are certainly more, though putting together a full list is challenging, as many startups prefer to quietly fade away rather than officially announce their closure.
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"And even though you barely know each other, it still hurts, watching him fade away" he sings, torn between his dad's bedside and the exit door.
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"We need to mark that day with a massive demonstration that shows that our resistance is not going to wane or fade away," the group said.
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But no matter how out-of-hand the whining, fretting, and kvetching gets in the nerd internet echo chamber, they're not going to just fade away.
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Toronto got goals from Roman Polak and star rookie Auston Matthews, but saw a third period lead fade away for the second night in a row.
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That last part is a bit of a gut-punch now — but Fisher did anything but fade away or "go to Vegas" in her later years.
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I'd love to see that double standard that is super sexist just fade away along with every other remnants of patriarchal society that we live in.
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Yet as we look forward to the group's induction in Cleveland, it's important to remember that N.W.A. didn't entirely fade away once the movie credits rolled.
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I also saw project delivery complaints, like issues with the National Environmental Policy Act fade away when project sponsors faced time constraints on the TIGER funding.
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No matter who we are and how confident we are, she wrote, confidence can come and go — just as insecurities can also come and fade away.
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" But Wrenn reassured him: "Obviously, there are these institutions that just kind of fade away, but hardcore punk is like water, it's gonna find a way.
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But Guerra's story suggests that when a leader's policy directly threatens their day-to-day existence, the average person's hobbyist approach to politics can fade away.
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But as she sat there in the delivery room with Sabastion, teasing him "to be a man" while in labor, Angel's fears began to fade away.
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"[Pierluisi's] aspiration is to complete this term, in such a way that the fulfilled achievements don't fade away and he makes the missing adjustments," said Rosselló.
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White chickens would fade away until only pink chickens were left and every time you bit into a chicken wing, bright pink bones would peek out.
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With either approach, the old equation of "brand-recognition equals quality equals willingness-to-pay" will fade away as millennials take center stage around the globe.
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The promise did fade away briefly, and I can't help but think that had no one made a fuss about it, it would have continued fading.
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And the next one, and the next one, until life returns to its state of normalcy and the faint memories of these terrible nights fade away.
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We worry that the Britain that opened up to European tastes will start to fade away; that we will revert to being insular, backward, porridge people.
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Her hiring itself felt like proof that the world had changed; any inequities would fade away as out-of-touch older scientists retired or died off.
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Requiring German companies to document their histories could help to preserve that knowledge, which is particularly important as the last survivors of that era fade away.
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I became a teenager in the mid-1980s, as the AIDS crisis took hold, and I was a bit peeved to see this liberty fade away.
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That possibility was raised in this week's episode of "The Americans," when the hangdog Gennadi and the headstrong Sofia didn't just fade away after their defections.
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Even as a number of Bloch's creative directors were working to make the interactivity more implicit, he did not think that explicit choices would fade away.
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The Pistons let a fourth-quarter lead get away in Game 23 and saw its hopes in Game 2 fade away with a 15-point third quarter.
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The issue doesn't appear poised to fade away, especially if Gillibrand steps further into the national spotlight — in part because Franken, too, is seemingly not going away.
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It's seductive to imagine that the stresses of wedding planning can fade away with the right app, and some of those changes are happening as we speak.
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Using this rationale, the strategic and humanitarian objectives that led Ambassador Chris Stevens to risk his life, and the lives of his team, in Benghazi fade away.
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Issues of jobs and income inequality fade away, for example — there aren't remotely enough robots to affect more than a handful of us in the practical sense.
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In "Chambre Parentale" (193), by Esteban Jefferson, the title's notions of private rest contrast an image of cluttered transition: washes of oil paint fade away household possessions.
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But Clinton turned in a strong enough debate performance that the stink of this past week's primary debacle has started to fade away from the Clinton camp.
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But, if you noticed the trend had started to fade away, you'll be happy to find out that Starbucks is bringing it back in a major way.
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We have a tradition in the past five, six, seven years where something happens and we start talking about it and then we let it fade away.
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Similarly, if the family supports provided by Head Start are removed, as they often are in K-85033 public schools, the benefits of Head Start fade away.
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Drake has made damn sure that his story is no tragedy, that he will fade away rather than burn out (if he ever leaves music at all).
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I was so sure he would be polite about it, maybe keep talking to me for a while, and then fade away because I was diseased, tainted.
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Sanders's people are rabid for him and are not going to just fade away or become "Ready for Hillary" without some large measure of respect and recognition.
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But for the die-hard, these added challenges make success — that natural high experienced during a ride, when everything else seems to fade away — all the sweeter.
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Republicans have been in no mood to let the scandals fade away, and on Wednesday, the Republican Party of Virginia renewed its demand that Mr. Northam quit.
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Maybe then she'll let herself fade away — a woman at the top of a girls' sport, and one with at least one Olympic medal around her neck.
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In doing so, longtime observers of Alabama politics said, his campaign might have underestimated the potency of a parochial issue that time did not make fade away.
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The Hawks answered with 12-0 run and were up 99-103 after Prince hit a fade-away jumper in the paint with 54.5 seconds to play.
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The pace of price increase was widely expected to gather pace after October as the base effect of high prices from last year started to fade away.
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The rest of us know that without them, Buena Vista County could fade away, losing population as 71 of Iowa's 99 counties have over the last decade.
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"Traditions are sometimes long to fade away due to lack of good evidence to support change – this paper will certainly help to drive change," Dayton said by email.
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The mystery of who exactly his bumbling sidekick is, though, could ultimately be one of those unresolved questions that just slowly fade away into the dustbin of history.
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As you can see, Mars has been moving slowly closer to us in the past few months, and will fade away into the distance in the months after.
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Wall sunk a basket and a free throw and followed up with a fade-away jumper in the lane that made it 106-98 with 4:253.3 remaining.
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If I'm the only person in the lobby when someone rushes in with a wounded bird, I can't pretend I need to use the bathroom and fade away.
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His best-known prediction, named by the community as Hawking Radiation, transformed black holes from inescapable gravitational prisons into objects that instead shrink and fade away over time.
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He captures it all here and gives a multi-layered performance that by the end you hate to see fade away once the kids leave the Jumanji game.
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It was always the intention, from the founding of ICANN, for that contract to fade away as the internet community developed oversight mechanisms that could replace NTIA's role.
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There's a chance that if the battle for Mosul goes as expected, the group will eventually fade away, even if it tries to reform as a terrorist group.
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The laptop seems destined to fade away, rather than burn out — but even so, in the cut throat world of consumer electronics, a decade's a pretty good run.
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In the meantime, more and more pubs will close and that quaint little corner of British culture, a key attraction for many beer-loving tourists, may fade away.
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Influencer managers and brands will sometimes go so far as to cast "sponsored couples," who get together six months before a product launch and fade away shortly afterward.
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The global chief investment strategist at $6.8 trillion BlackRock told us his 2 favorite trades to profit from a major shift that's happening as recession fears fade away
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A typical Davis game might include him nailing a three-pointer, hitting a fade-away jumper, catching an impossible alley-oop, blocking a shot, and leading a fastbreak.
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The ex-exec predicted that Marcel would ultimately fade away — especially since Publicis has more immediately pressing concerns like ensuring returns on the multi-billion-dollar Epsilon investment.
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There is little recognition that such superpowers may be disappearing without our even knowing it, as the loser species fade away or the crickets learn to be silent.
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It's Primary Day, and "Fade Away" by Logic plays as we pull into our first polling center, the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Concord in Ward 4.
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It's possible that the effects of 22017 will fade away, and the nation will return to its usual combination of initial sorrow and ultimate inaction after mass shootings.
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Given all that, one would think that cash, the last anchor of tangible money, would fade away as quickly as you can download an app ... and yet it doesn't.
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When the users eventually find out that there is more demand to sell than to buy, the popularity starts to fade away as easy profits are no longer made.
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AirPods have ruined the headphone-sharing game, and I for one refuse to stay silent while decades of adorable eye-gazing, face-bumping, and shoulder-resting memories fade away.
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One of the many consequences of the reckoning currently facing the entertainment industry, however, has been reassessing the lives and careers of actors who just seemed to fade away.
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You still have the option to fade away after a one-time view, too, so people can be as ephemeral, or as semi-permanent as they want to be.
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Along with the staying power of the movement, Packnett said, comes those wishing it would simply fade away, allowing them to remain comfortable and unchallenged with their privilege intact.
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It is the coalescence of death, heartbreak, loss and longing translated into one defiant word; and in the case of Hannah Diamond's latest release "Fade Away", one triumphant song.
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As these sweet notes fade away, you're left with a lingering sharpness ("Scharfe" means "sharp") that'll keep you crawling back for more like some sort of terrible cheese monster.
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For now, doctors on the ground like Alweani are hoping to spread awareness in their communities, as one threat starts to fade away and another comes sharply into view.
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Glasses have been en vogue for several years and with celebrities donning them on the Oscar's red carpet, it doesn't seem like the trend is about to fade away.
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Well it's never fun to look in the mirror and see your hard work at the gym fade away or have your legs be the size of one's arms.
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It's an ambient compilation—more or less—put together with the lofty goal of encouraging contemplation about our ephemerality, the idea that everything around us will someday fade away.
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Walsh is certainly correct, though, when he argues that histories of '60s counterculture don't tend to focus on Boston, and his book recaptures much that might otherwise fade away.
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And the proposed rule does not include automatic inflation adjustments — so the benefits of the increase once again would gradually fade away, in effect delivering a windfall to employers.
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But there's a sunny side, too, and it includes the way that differences — of politics, of race and, finally, of gender — can fade away when a team comes together.
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"You make lots of films if you're lucky and some of them are successful and some of them aren't, but they all kind of fade away," Mr. Boyle said.
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Such developments are not uncommon, and as long as inflation expectations remain reasonably well anchored, are not of great concern from a policy perspective because their effects fade away.
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Or, perhaps, the acerbic tone encouraged by the site's previously imposed limit will slowly fade away — leaving nothing but thoughtful discussions and rambling polite disagreements (don't hold your breath).
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"It's never fun to look in the mirror and see your hard work at the gym fade away or have your legs be the size of one's arms," she said.
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Some expire, some are sold, some are left there like the husk of a bygone era...and some just fade away, gathering dust in the sands of the Wayback Machine.
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"It's never fun to look in the mirror and see your hard work at the gym fade away or have your legs be the size of one's arms," she says.
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We don't know how long people tend to experience these smells, whether there are common triggers for an episode, or if the condition can fade away or worsen over time.
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Modern video games, of both the online and the meaty single-player narrative variety, seem to arrive, blow up, and then fade away at an ever-faster rate these days.
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As you get further away from the hard division of those two genders, the blue and pink backgrounds fade away and eventually unite across the screen under the color purple.
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As the halcyon days of Ikea fade away in the mid-30s, consumers gravitate toward a slew of other retailers — some fancier, others just more practical for home improvement purposes.
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Even if a deal on Opal reached, Katja Yafimava of the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies said EU concerns over approval for Nord Stream 2 are unlikely to fade away.
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This type of study would require constant drawing of blood and monitoring of patients, which runs counter to the quiet fade away that is a signature element of palliative care.
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Instead, as he cuts between the patients and the judges, the larger documentary seems to fade away, leaving face-to-face interactions that are by turns eerie, touching and tragic.
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On "Black Arthur's Bounce," Dresser pays homage as he leads his band through crooked dance grooves, well-cropped swing, riotous bursts of improvising and, finally, an almost-peaceful fade away.
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The events of the last 10 days have shown that it is not going away; as much as Congress just wishes it would fade away, that's not going to happen.
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The N.F.L. and Goodell, longtime practitioners in the status quo, tiptoed the fence, to no one's satisfaction, waiting for the whole thing to fade away, which it kind of did.
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We see the yellowest of yellows and the greenest of greens frozen in photographs, as the camera hovers over the same trees, leaves, and grass as they quietly fade away.
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The thing either grows or it dies, those are the only two choices a social network has, because otherwise, people just fade away from it and they stop using it.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders's win in New Hampshire following his quasi-win in Iowa dashes the Democratic Party establishment's big hope of the past four years — that he'd just fade away.
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Porzingis poured in 11 points in the second quarter, including a fade-away jumper with 1.8 seconds left that provided New York with a 50-49 edge at the break.
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Headphones and earbuds, especially those of the noise-canceling variety are quite good at the first; you just put some on, turn up the volume, and let everything else fade away.
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Amidthe injuries, guard George King has stepped up, scoring a team-high 278 pointsThursday, including a clutch fade-away 3-pointer at the first-overtime buzzerto necessitate a second extra session.
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He scored a fade-away jumper to halt the run, stole the ball to set up a 3-point play from Faried and made a finger-roll layup to tie it.
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With Sakti beginning to fade away, the pair must travel to England to seek help from the Sorceress Royal Prunella Wythe, who has set up an academy to train women magicians.
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The more women like Welch take the reins at the switchboard, the more they talk about it and teach other women audioengineering skills, the more this outdated dynamic will fade away.
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Walk into the new Southern California flagship location for location-based VR company Dreamscape Immersive, and the sights and sounds of the bustling shopping center it's located in quickly fade away.
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When he works on his grandfather's farm, he's watching goats get slaughtered in graphic detail; when he goes into the house, he's watching his grandmother fade away by inches from cancer.
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"We expected the hike to be fully apparent in June and the reduced spending levels would let the impact fade away in July," said Alia Mamdouh, lead economist at Beltone Financial.
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And while a change in political power spared Microsoft from that fate, Gates was decisively humbled and his de facto monopoly over all of computing would slowly start to fade away.
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But as the older shows fade away, the newer ones will become the network's standard-bearers, and the idea of TNT as the home of fewer commercials might — might — take root.
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But for some reason, this completely slipped my mind until the final minutes, when Baby and Johnny (Colt Prattes) fade away, locked in their final embrace... and the movie doesn't end.
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In June, the automaker surprised many by announcing the I.D. Buzz would eventually become a production vehicle, instead of just another concept destined to fade away in the mists of time.
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Much of what you can find about gender-affirming surgeries like vaginoplasty makes you think that after you've had one, all your problems fade away and your life becomes instantaneously better.
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The $2202 billion in deficit-financed new spending next year will further stimulate an economy that already has low unemployment, providing momentum as effects from the GOP tax cuts fade away.
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The latest video, from a pick-up game with several other NBA players, showed Simmons casually hitting pull-up three-pointers, step-back jumpers, and fade-away jumpers off the dribble.
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At some point, that stuff will probably fade away, but if you look at the improvements that we've had on our service, I think that's where we would continue to focus.
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Once I graduated college, I finally began to adopt a style that was more about me and less about what I assumed men wanted — though that mindset didn't completely fade away.
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As a result, he said, concepts like fashion seasons, which dictate design schedules and manufacturing cycles but don't make sense with varying climates and temperatures across the globe, will fade away.
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Grinding coffee beans helps emit its full natural oils and flavors, but like most ingredients, the longer ground coffee is left out, the faster those delicious flavor profiles will fade away.
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At the Fed's most recent meeting, in late July, most officials said they expected the phenomenon to fade away by next year as low unemployment finally starts to drive up inflation.
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We got two glaring examples of this in just 48 hours, when the Bernie Sanders campaign let one attack on Joe Biden's campaign fade away and backed down completely on another.
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"You chose to fade away with him / I chose to try and let you in," he sings on "With Him"—a gorgeous melody and lyric that he revisits throughout the album.
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Both of them show up for a few scenes and then fade away, and not in a good way, or at least not if you think (correctly) that they're living treasures.
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Unless women become more strongly aware of what is really happening and start to transform the issue into a serious revolution, the movement will fade away as another happening of the decade.
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Either way, the NWHL would fade away as yet another women's pro league that failed, and its players would be back at square one—or they might decide to walk away altogether.
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Lynch said she accepted the Federal Bureau of Investigation's recommendations that no charges be brought in the probe, as Republicans made clear they would not let Clinton's email headaches fade away easily.
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"So that's why I was shocked to feel that sense of comfort fade away when my doctor told me I had to have a lumpectomy for a 5 cm tumor," she wrote.
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Unfortunately for such people, even as China loosens some rules on market access or foreign investment, the party not only refuses to fade away but is becoming ever more visible and intrusive.
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Speak up for yourself and soon enough, those bullying voices will fade away, and you'll find yourself surrounded by people who do treat you with respect and love, and so much more.
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Only a quarter-century later in that second book, "Admit Impediment" (1981), did the rabid hectoring, schoolmarmish decorum and jumbled syntax (sometimes Ponsot seemed to be rewiring Donne) start to fade away.
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I hope the fans respond strongly enough to Siddiq to give him a place up there with the Glenns and the Carls and Abrahams and he just doesn't fade away into nothingness.
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In the meantime, independent Muslim fashion houses, which have played an important role in the global acceptance of Islamic fashion, might not be able to cope with the competition and fade away.
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While they capture the essence, in a sense, Turner and these extremely typical 20-somethings certainly had no actual concept about what a fade away like that feels like as a woman.
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Any thought that former FBI Director James Comey was going to fade away into a quiet retirement after being publicly disparaged and fired by President Trump has officially gone out the window.
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So any advantage Whirlpool might enjoy could fade away as a new Samsung factory in South Carolina and an LG factory under construction in Tennessee begin churning out machines, creating more competition.
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Even if old-fashioned prisons fade away, the profit margins of these companies will widen so long as growing numbers of people find themselves subject to perpetual criminalization, surveillance, monitoring and control.
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Danielle Fava, director of innovation at TD Ameritrade Institutional:Innovations are coming at us fast and from every direction, so it's difficult to say what will catch on and what will fade away.
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"She talked about being a mother and having duties as a duchess and fulfilling what her heart desires — and that it can't just fade away now that you're a duchess," says Modise.
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But when we eventually saw each other again, you told me that you loved our date and had the best time, and that you didn't mean to just let it fade away.
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The focus exclusively on mass shootings also has another effect: Since attention on these events comes and goes fairly quickly, discussions about serious reforms tend to fade away quite quickly as well.
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Had I actually harnessed the nerd and jock duality within me for good or would this all fade away again once my barbell plates no longer had Captain America's shield painted on them?
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Analysts expect a rebound in growth in the current quarter as temporary effects of natural disasters fade away, but trade frictions and slowing external demand cloud the outlook for the export-reliant economy.
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The reality is that the people leaving The Rebel are unlikely to fade away — plenty of Levant's ventures have failed, but he comes back, every time, a phoenix no one ever asked for.
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The data we have on mobile apps and devices to track and encourage exercise, though, may be instructive: It suggests they only lead to temporary changes among most users, which eventually fade away.
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Last year, a group of astronomers using the Keck Observatory's twin telescopes in Hawaii were looking for transients — astronomical explosions that suddenly appear with a flash in the sky and then fade away.
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Last year a little-known blogger published an article arguing that the private sector had fulfilled its "historic task" of enriching the country, and that it was time for it to fade away.
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"The Catalanonia issue is likely to fade away as a market theme and speculators will find it harder to sell the euro in turn," said Yukio Izhizuki, senior currency strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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This year, healthcare looks to outperform as political risks surrounding drug pricing fade away in the U.S. and strong fundamentals, such as the very supportive medium-term pipeline, start getting reflected in prices.
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"Obsidian Tear" loses focus after this, in an epilogue in which Mr. Ball staggers wildly to his own fall in dim, red light as the dense string sounds fade away into birdlike delicacy.
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Warriors 6, Thunder 101 | Series tied, 3-3 OKLAHOMA CITY — Amid the steady drumbeat of an arena rooting for him to fail, Klay Thompson refused to let the Golden State Warriors fade away.
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He did not know exactly where his career would take him — whether he would have success, make millions of dollars and win championships, or whether he would fade away after a few weeks.
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In this outcome, the liberal conception of a "basic income" will lose steam and fade away yet again, and the leftist ideal of a universal basic income was never even on the table.
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While "Fade Away" is the kind of mellow, bass-y tune that stays engrained in your brain when leaving the club, its vocal samples sweeping across the ears like a pleasantly brisk breeze.
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Our bodies have not had any experience fighting off the novel coronavirus, and for some people, the antibodies they built up in their first infection may start to fade away after a time.
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" But beyond his class, the designer hopes to conserve these fragments of visual culture as they start to fade away: "It's undoubtedly about preserving a cultural memory in a nostalgic and patriotic way.
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While the immediate pressure for content creators to use the format will fade away once the coronavirus pandemic does, the trend could have a lasting effect on consumer attitudes toward live-streaming video.
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When two characters have a falling out, pieces of the background fade away with each successive panel as one stutters to get her words out, the emotional devastation of the scene rendered literally.
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Over time, as the transition to Andromeda is complete, those potential concerns will fade away, and consumers, in theory at least, should get a consistent experience across devices of all shapes and sizes.
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In the years after the fall of the Soviet Union, Russians like me thought that this would fade away, helped by continuing linguistic and cultural links and a general opening up of civil society.
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When they first occurred, they were dismissed as the symptoms of a "difficult child," but as they failed to fade away with age, it became clear that there was a deeper problem at play.
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Mac's songs have related this before, but "This Old Dog", and "Watching Him Fade Away" in particular, grapple with the idea of saying goodbye to someone who was seldom there in the first place.
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Unless the Republicans get honest with themselves about what Trump's successes and failures in the primaries and the debates have proved about their party, the GOP could indeed fade away in the coming years.
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He will go forward and apply pressure, they will swing back at him, he will fade away and stretch them out to their maximum extent, then counter over the top through the open side.
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He won the first set 6-1 in the 2006 final, only to fade away in four sets while a year later the opening two sets were also shared before Nadal stormed to victory.
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Gradually I've noticed that I've been turning up the monitors over the course of a long night, and the ringing in my ears was taking longer and longer to fade away after each gig.
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The Navajo Generating Station put out 30 percent less power in 2015 than it did two years earlier, for example, so if it weren't scheduled to be shut down, it might just fade away.
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At the age of nine, Valiente had what she called her first mystical experience, staring at the night sky and watching, as she says it, the veneer of reality fade away in the blackness.
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Archival Salem press photo There was a moment in the wake of the Big Witch House Boom of the late aughts and early 2010s that it seemed like the genre might fade away entirely.
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The amorphous mass of monochrome synthetics, the silver glint of dueling selfie sticks, the collision of impregnated reverse-backpack wearers all fade away, leaving the viewer free to commune silently with a divine presence.
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Mr. Chase's last film, the 2012 coming-of-age story "Not Fade Away," received strong reviews but fizzled at the box office, collecting less than $1 million in limited release in the United States.
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" And before the nine minutes are over, he allows himself long silences and two other distinct song fragments: one about crying unheard, one a slow-jam meditation on the words "hear love fade away.
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And the elegance and simplicity of the work is fused with a rougher-edged knowledge of just how things are put together and how easily they can fall apart, or worse, simply fade away.
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There were plenty of people predicting the Cavaliers would simply fade away after the gut-punch of a loss that they received in Game 3, but they are completely controlling the game so far.
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And Jon Stein, the chief executive of the robo-adviser Betterment, sees a future of managing money that&aposs even more automated than it is today, and would expect budgeting tools to fade away.
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With that 3-pointer, which came with about 15 minutes left in the game, the pressure that appeared to pile up on Young and the Sooners over the past month seemed to fade away.
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I can tell you firsthand that when you watch an endangered river otter playing with her cub on the banks of a lake at dawn, the heat, bug bites, and stomach cramps all fade away.
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The ring or the cage is the number one means to preventing these sort of fade away counters because the fighter performing them needs space behind them—and not just a little, a decent amount.
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By capturing this rawness, with little more than a nuance in tone and a simplistic yet deep chorus, "Fade Away" manages to be universal and open to interpretation, while also ostensibly centring on one concept.
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All those memories and realisations that made up her life would fade away unless she kept voyaging through new landscapes, meeting new people, looking and listening and constantly rebuilding the world out of sheer curiosity.
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The Wizards then took a 95-94 lead with 68 seconds left on a fade-away jumper by Markieff Morris, but Burke answered with his three-point play, and Washington never got back on top.
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Dwyane Wade scored a season-high 27 points, including a fade-away jumper with 5.9 seconds left, to lead the host Miami Heat past the Philadelphia 76ers 102-101 on Tuesday night at AmericanAirlines Arena.
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At the time "A Bay Bay" producer Mr. Collipark was the king of "snap music," a critically derided subgenre accused of watering hip-hop down into rhymed jingles from artists known to quickly fade away.
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Sometimes I want to just run and hide and fade away from the world, but… I think the world wants me, so I'll just find a way to open my heart and keep going forward.
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Add an overall sensibility that its creators acknowledge is earnest, unironic and absent of cynicism, and it becomes even harder for them to gauge whether "Bright Star" is going to burn brilliantly or fade away.
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For his new Club Insomnia / Fade Away EP, however, his influences travel beyond his hometown borders to Ayia Napa, Cyprus—more specifically, as he states in a press release, to the southern coast resort's nightlife.
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Many producers try to slake that rosé thirst with cynically made pink wines that have the life span of a tsetse fly before they fade away like the Cheshire Cat, leaving only the marketer's smile.
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The idea for the tulips looked set to fade away until the project received a lift in the fall of 2018 with the nomination of Christophe Girard as the top culture official in City Hall.
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O. Young Claude McKay Love has a history of abandonment — his parents left him to be raised by his grandmother in Chicago's South Side; his friendships and potential romantic connections just seem to fade away.
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Just three years ago, Signal's creator mused in an interview with WIRED that he hoped Signal could someday "fade away," ideally after its encryption had been widely implemented in other billion-user networks like WhatsApp.
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To skeptics of the official accounts, the apparent reluctance by the big powers to share all they know with Mr. Othman is inexplicable, suggesting they are hoping for interest in the case to fade away.
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But if the past year has taught us anything, it's that Zuckerberg's vague and sweeping ambitions (remember connecting the next billion?) can have global consequences, even if slogans fade away from one year to the next.
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While it still played on a handful of smaller channels dedicated to reruns of old sitcoms, all the pieces were in place for Murphy Brown to fade away as much as any TV show does nowadays.
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Critics of Hockett's hypothesis argued that wear-and-tear can't fully explain changes to a person's bite configuration, and that edge-to-edge bites didn't start to fade away until long after the introduction of agriculture.
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When my parents first joined Facebook to stalk me, I thought the social network was going to become uncool and fade away like Myspace, Friendster, and the other social networks that came and went before it.
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The German nun herself seemed to fade away, ceding importance to the reporters and chemists and medievalists and other medievalists who all claim the revelation to be their own, or to be theirs to interpret correctly.
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O'Donoghue and his team have calculated that, based on the rate that the ring particles are "raining" into Saturn's atmosphere, the planet's most distinctive feature only has about 300 million years left before they fade away.
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But the vast majority of Black female victims of police violence die and fade away without us ever knowing their names, a chilling new report by the African American Policy Forum at Columbia University Law School finds.
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Still, I'm desperately hoping we get at least some clarity around that situation, and that Maggie doesn't just fade away after the long-simmering feud between the Hilltop members and Michonne is exhausted as a plot device.
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When doctors use ventilators, intravenous fluids, heavy medication and dialysis machines to sustain a patient's life, that patient often finds their identity and independence all but vanishes as they slowly fade away in a cold, clinical setting.
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Rivals campaigns simply assumed, perhaps specifically under the influence of The Party Decides or perhaps simply out of broad analogy to the Herman Cain and Michele Bachmann campaigns in 2012, that Trump's appeal would naturally fade away.
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Some dead people come back to life, now, while others fade away and turn into wandering spirits that are toxic to the people they encounter, like magnets of opposite polarities that can only push each other away.
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Either Medine — whose term term was set to end in January 2018 — is swiftly replaced and the PLCOB solidifies its role as a stalwart watchdog, or else it diminishes as the spotlight of Snowden's leaks fade away.
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Only a few months ago GOP senators were predicting that Trump would fade away, but with the first contest of the presidential primary only days away, they admit he has a good shot at winning the nomination.
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SL: Yeah, but, if it does go, it will be because people start using something else, and they'll let their Facebook activities, maybe the activities of the other stuff, fade away, and they won't use it anymore.
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" In The Times, Nick Kristof looks at some prominent Floridians who continue to claim climate change is a hoax: "At some point, those calling 'hoax' will fade away and we'll reach a new consensus about the perils.
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So as we approach a blissful future in which every single college football game is broadcast to every television set, or laptop, or brain-implanted moving-picture device in the country, might regional bias fade away entirely?
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One of the grandest things about the new Senate version of the tax cuts is that stuff for multinational corporations is meant to last forever, while stuff for middle-class taxpayers would fade away after a decade.
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Initially, Ascendance seemed like the sort of fly-by-night operation that would pop up to make a few headline-grabbing claims, maybe raise some Kickstarter funding, and then fade away quietly when it ran out of money.
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My view is that if you accept that Facebook's News Feed and other feed-based products will eventually fade away, as they have already begun to do in North America, Facebook will need to transform its business completely.
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Unless overseas economies improve and the yen's gains fade away, the economy is at risk of faltering later this year, before Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government fully implements the stimulus package it unveiled last month, some analysts say.
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Such a trait can prevent populations from becoming homogenous and thus vulnerable to a single disease or predator, but it serves no purpose in populations living in stable, protected man-made environments and ought thus to fade away.
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Jimmy Butler tied it 91-91 for the Bulls on a fade-away jumper with 1:34 left in the fourth quarter, but Minnesota responded with eight straight points scored by Zach LaVine, Ricky Rubio and Andrew Wiggins.
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Last year's film Avengers: Infinity War, which takes heavy inspiration from that comic, climaxes with a similar moment, though there's one notable distinction: Rather than fade away, the characters killed by Thanos's snap turn to dust and disintegrate.
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"As somebody who has been working with the Muslim community, we fear the repercussions of this, and we're not sure if they will fade away easily," said Hilmy Ahmed, vice president of the Muslim Council of Sri Lanka.
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But they do largely share Peter's confidence: Once religion is banished from the public sphere, the most pressing difficulties in our national life will largely fade away, rationally debated and swiftly solved according to the dictates of reason.
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Ryder gamely tried to turn the scandal into a funny story — she hosted an episode of SNL filled with shoplifting jokes — but after she was sentenced to probation, community service, and a fine, her career began to fade away.
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An optimist 22020 or 50 years ago might have hoped that de facto segregation would simply fade away over a generation or two, as the formal policies that undergirded de jure segregation were no longer there to support it.
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Hackett, like others touched by Gilbert's disappearance that night, including Barbara Brennan and Joseph Brewer, moved away from Oak Beach, perhaps in an effort to put distance between his name and a story that never seems to fade away.
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As platforms standardize and leaders rise to the surface, these issues could fade away, particularly if companies can create a solution that makes using tens or even hundreds of individual bots feel like natural extensions to a single experience.
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What we see time and again, if you back to SARS, if you go back to swine flu — the H1N1, 2009 — there is a surge of effort right after a pandemic and then the effort starts to fade away.
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" The video opens with images of strife and protests — including scenes of demonstrators in Charlottesville, Va. — as the group sings lines including, "I know it might feel like this trouble will stay, but this world will soon fade away.
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The fact that these attributes have propelled such gaudy share-price gains, though, makes it worth asking whether professional investors are crowding into these names to hide from policy or macro threats that might, at some point, fade away.
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The New York Mets may have started out their just-completed 10-game road trip in dubious fashion, but they wrapped it up by proving they aren't quite ready to fade away in the National League wild-card race.
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I suspect we're going to see a shaking out of sorts, in which crummy news organizations that don't have a lot to offer fade away and the ones that really do great work are going to stand out and benefit.
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It adds a sheen of style and credence to something that clearly requires it—and while the series itself will probably fade away with all the other hyped up shows we've all forgotten about, the soundtrack will surely long outlive it.
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As the final notes of the last song on Collegrove fade away, you're left with a poignant image of 2 Chainz standing alone in the studio, forlornly looking around for Lil Wayne, his idol and touted collaborator on the album.
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ET. "We could get a great number out of GE, pop on the open and then feel that Friday fade-away because logic dictates you're going to have a risk-off afternoon," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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And when the dust settles, and white people have decided that the "race conversation" has run its course, the mothers must quiet themselves and fade away, until white people decide it's time for the families to perform their grief once more.
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Lakers point guard Lonzo Ball, who had an eight-inch height advantage on Ulis, missed his first shot, a fade-away 229.3-footer with 243:23 left in the first quarter and was replaced about a minute later by Jordan Clarkson.
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It is home to many of the world's most valuable and innovative companies, and it attracts an outsize portion of the skilled work force and venture capital financing, helping it create new industries as old ones slow down or fade away.
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But they also recognize that he's stopped attacking her, is promising to work against Donald Trump, and has basically accepted that the race is over — so if he wants to fade away slowly, they are happy to live with that.
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While he isn't a top-tier candidate in the race as of yet, his fundraising, staffing and trend line all suggest he is very much moving into the second tier even as many of his better-known rivals fade away entirely.
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When Papa John's founder John Schnatter took a shot at the NFL last November, blaming it for "poor leadership" amid players kneeling during the national anthem, it was seen as a temporary piece of bad news that should eventually fade away.
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Credit Suisse believes much of Donald Trump's rhetoric on nationalism is likely to fade away as he takes the Oval Office, which should result in continued economic growth and spark a rally in a group of stocks that align with his political agenda.
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They are the kinds of tools that work so well that they fade away into the background, letting you focus on the creative things they are capable of, instead of worrying about whether or not they're going to fall out of the sky.
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The illusion popped up on the r/woahdude Reddit today, but versions of it have existed since at least 1804 when a philosopher named Ignaz Paul Vital Troxler described how an image can fade away if you stare at it hard enough.
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But if the price offered by SoftBank per share is too low — and not enough sellers are willing to sell — then the transaction would fail, Uber's proposed governance reforms would fade away and the troubled company would be back to square one.
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The progress of the last 50 years, particularly in Europe, has made it easy to buy into the idea that the forces of nationalism, xenophobia and prejudice are mere irrationalities, market distortions that will naturally fade away in the long arc of history.
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It allowed me to fade away back into obscurity, and I was eventually able to just enjoy the music in its own right without having to play an active role in some sort of community that I no longer felt part of.
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It would be good for Trump and his campaign to understand that, with a snap of their fingers, a handful of American voters in swing states could well make Trump's hope for a second term fade away in a cloud of dust.
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Although Airbus insists the A21000 is "here to stay," industry sources say the project is effectively in a strategic holding pattern while Airbus takes advantage of low oil prices to defer decisions on whether to invest more or allow it to fade away.
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But as Ms. Gough walked under the 18-foot metal canopy, made from three connected triangles, on the northwest corner of the park and watched two children play in the water sculpture at its center, all the sounds seemed to fade away.
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It makes the precarious systems of Cook, Serve, Delicious 3 run smoothly for just a few seconds, just long enough to let the stress mounting at the edges of my brain fade away so I can dig into concentrating on my keystrokes.
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So they made it fast with eternal crowd-pleaser "Not Fade Away," Harrelson still on the mic, the vocal refrain of which the small but feisty gathering grabbed up and carried on long after the band waved their goodbyes and left the stage.
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Members of the clique in control of Algeria, including Mr. Bouteflika if he is still in command of his senses, are aware what happened to neighboring regimes in the Arab Spring, and what could happen to them if they refuse to fade away.
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While her two friends are looking to have sex because, well, they feel like it, Sam enters into the pact out of fear that her bond with her best friends will fade away after high school if she doesn't share this big experience with them.
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With just over 100 days until the Iowa caucuses, Buttigieg and his team of advisers have decided they can't wait on a front-runner to fade away and believe that now -- with pointed ads and aggressive debate performances -- is the time to make their move.
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Knowing that most of us could do with a distraction from the impending apocalypse that looms ever closer as the seconds fade away, the deadly duo are back with another online experience that's slightly more rewarding than flicking through some communist shut-in's timeline.
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We're on a trajectory where medical marijuana and marijuana in general is going to become legal—it feels inevitable and that the war on drugs will also inevitable fade away—but stories like this bring to light that there's a lot to still fight for.
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It's the sort of place that melts away the problems of the outside world by dunking them in Coors Banquet and holding them beneath the surface, kicking and screaming, until they get all fuzzy and soft around the edges, then slowly fade away into nothing.
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Ms. Brody cites the gerontologist Dr. Gail A. Greendale in support of the idea that menopausal brain fog will fade away, but Dr. Greendale has written that the long-term cognitive consequences that often begin during perimenopause may stem directly from the decline in estrogen.
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Inspired by the music of the Rolling Stones and the Grateful Dead as a teen growing up in New Jersey, Casal first began playing with Florida-based rockers Blackfoot in the late '80s before releasing his solo debut, Fade Away Diamond Time, in 1995.
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Because it can be hard to fully grasp what infertility involves unless you've dealt with it personally, many people believe that it's all about the end game, a baby — that if you could just get to that prize, the pain of infertility would fade away.
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On a recent day, she went into the garage of her friend Tom Tucker and turned up the Rolling Stones' "Gimme Shelter," singing along and tilting her head skyward: The floods is threatening My very life today Gimme, gimme shelter Or I'm gonna fade away
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My husband, new to our family gatherings and with no living grandparents himself, recognized what a privilege it was to be afforded such a window onto another world, and worried that, if no one started writing the stories down, they would just fade away.
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The Croatian refused to fade away, though, and Wozniacki threw her racket to the ground in disgust after being broken for 3-1 with Fett driving home her advantage to stand on the brink of the third round at 5-1 40-15 up.
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MORE: The wild story of the FBI lovers who used agency phones to go off on Trump is now a play "I had stayed quiet for years hoping it would fade away, but instead it got worse," she told the Daily Beast earlier this month.
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They just saw their best chance at a team fade away, so they're going to start looking toward Plan B. They know how much relocation sucks—they went through it themselves, and with a team that immediately turned around and won the Cup to boot.
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" He said there's a stigma associated with the Max now, "but if Boeing does what it needs to do to fix the problem, if the airline is certified by safety regulators and goes on to fly reliably, then the stigma that exists now will fade away.
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"If Boeing does what it needs to do to fix the problem, if the airline is certified by safety regulators and goes on to fly reliably, then the stigma that exists now will fade away," Henry Harteveldt, president of Atmosphere Research Group, told CNBC in April.
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Evidence from Sanford C. Bernstein, a research firm, suggests that the strongest ones will be fine, just as Adele and Taylor Swift have thrived in the age of streaming music; it is the mediocre brands that will fade away as both smaller competitors and giant ones flourish.
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After fans received leaflets titled "Burn the Witch" late last week, the band's social media presence started to slowly fade away on Sunday morning, only to be followed up by two Instagram teasers that ended up containing music and scenes from the "Burn the Witch" video.
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According to this view, as decent jobs increasingly demand college degrees, as automation continues to decimate manufacturing employment and as voters lose key benefits of the liberal welfare state (pared down health coverage under a new Republican program, for example), support for Trump will fade away.
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Apps that use AI to edit video (the standard definition of a deepfake) will become commonplace, and as they spread — used for in-jokes, brand tweets, bullying, harassment, and everything in between — the idea of the deepfake as a unique threat to truth online will fade away.
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Even if the British step back from the brink on Thursday, the bruising legacy of the debate, the growing trend of national referendums on EU issues and the backlash against globalization and internationalized elites on both sides of the Atlantic will not fade away any time soon.
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But the stall in gun talks this fall is only the latest instance of Trump and administration officials flirting with the idea of gun reform, only to allow the issue to fade away after the shock of whatever shooting spurred the flirtation in the first place has worn off.
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With his healing abilities gone, Wade would prefer to wallow in his angst and simply fade away, but when a time-traveling cybernetic soldier named Cable (a grim Josh Brolin) arrives from the future with murder on his mind, Wade is drawn into donning the Deadpool mask once again.
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"All the signs of an ever-growing bull market are starting to fade away, (with) Libya and geo-political tensions easing, but also because the Texans are back and they are pumping like there's no tomorrow," said Matt Stanley, a fuel broker at Freight Investor Services (FIS) in Dubai.
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And whilst it may be true that old nak muay have a tendency to fade away in the Kingdom of Thailand, Nampon will never be forgotten by those of us who knew him as a fighter, and those of us who knew him as a humble human being.
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When his military career was finally over in 21940 — after the wars and killing, the medals and promotions, the White House meetings on defense and nuclear strategies, and the 241 years that had made him the nation's longest-serving active soldier — General Vessey did not quietly fade away.
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Most of us will spend the next three months watching all that hard work we've put in at the gym over the first three-quarters of 2016 slowly fade away into oblivion thanks to a nonstop assault of holiday cookies, pies, turkey, and endless bowls of mashed potatoes.
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Ana Paula Oliveira, a community activist whose 19-year-old son was killed by the police in 2014, said residents of low-income communities feel besieged every time the police crack down temporarily, only to ultimately fade away and allow areas to fall back under the control of traffickers.
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I'll continue with the drug trial — not for me, but because I want to help make this disease go away so that future generations — our children and our nieces and nephews and their children — won't have to face Alzheimer's, and won't have to watch those they love fade away.
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Games capture our imagination in a way no art form has before–their interactivity and replayability provide a sincere refuge from the travails of everyday life because when we immerse ourselves in our favorite games, our routine concerns fade away as our embodiment drifts into the digital ether.
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"The report was distinguished for being the first time a governmental committee reached a result — usually they procrastinate and make the whole thing fade away with time," said Majid al-Waali, a member of the largest bloc in Parliament, which is loyal to nationalist cleric Moqtada al-Sadr.
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On Tuesday, buoyed by his crowd in Phoenix, Mr. Trump was back to raging against just about everyone who crossed his field of vision, 77 minutes worth of anger that began, as the evening wore on, to exhaust even his most fervid listeners, who began quietly to fade away.
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Speaking to CNBC's Hadley Gamble in Abu Dhabi on Saturday, Saudi Arabian Prince Turki Al-Faisal said it was "surprising America would abandon her allies in Syria," adding that for the U.S. to "fold up their tents and silently fade away," was not the right thing to do.
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"Despite continuous calls for sensible gun control and mental health care, our elected leaders in Washington knew that it would fade away in time," Myers wrote in a blog post in July, titled "We Deserve Better," that referenced the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
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Chase was a musician in high school, before he was a filmmaker, which is the subject of his film Not Fade Away, and he still retains the instincts of a musician, so I thought this was sort of like a series of jam sessions, our conversations with him.
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If I were watching a TV show undergoing this awkward transition, I'd know what to say: The end is near, and the audience will tune out, and the show will just fade away, tossing bigger and bigger twists at the audience but eventually losing itself in the noise.
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Resident Evil was a game that I would find myself laughing at, and then for a few minutes the campiness would fade away and I'd find myself frozen in terror, scrabbling at the controls trying to get into a room with a save point before something killed me.
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Women: Arike Ogunbowale hit a last-second, fade away three-pointer to lift Notre Dame over Mississippi State, two days after she hit a last-second shot in overtime to knock out UConn Not only did the game end before most cities' streetlights warmed up, it ended in insanely great fashion.
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Now on Tap isn't going away any time soon Today's update doesn't mark a substantial change, but it does mean Google Now is not going to fade away even as the company preps Assistant, its conversational AI built into the upcoming Allo messaging app, and the new Google Home speaker.
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While her intended audience of suburban women would always make her somewhat mainstream, and she'd continue to break barriers with her ownership of The Oprah Show and its historically high ratings, the sense of disruption or subversion that characterized her early entrance into America's national culture began to fade away.
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The world — and most middle-class Italians — credited Mussolini with preventing a Bolshevik-style revolution in Italy and was prepared to overlook what it took to be a little residual violence that it assumed would fade away after Mussolini started wearing the bowler hat and spats of a respectable politician.
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The Ick consumed me and my perspective until, eventually, so many things had accumulated into my feeling grossly (and secretly) turned off by Nathan's habits that when we did have our first real argument about something important, the background ickiness didn't fade away in comparison as I thought it would.
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While the nostalgia that was part of the early interest in Pokémon Go might fade away as more waves of people come to play the game, it will be interesting to see how Niantic iterates it to keep users sticking around — or, indeed, if people's interest will remain beyond this early flush.
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The promise of grime had arrived and then sunburned itself into commercial submission on the decaying beaches of Ayia Napa; nu-rave had already started to fade away, dehydrated and coming down from its brief MDMA high; and the UK's garage rock revolution gasped from somewhere beneath a mountain of landfill indie.
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The latter possibility might sound more appealing — Mr. Dyson himself wrote that the concept of a recollapsing universe was "a rather dismal story" — but it seemed that it would still doom us to a bleak future cosmos of gradual cooling in which all sources of light and heat would fade away by degrees.
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Thankfully, we've started to see that trend fade away in recent years with systems like the Surface Laptop (which is available in burgundy, cobalt, and gold, on top of standard silver), and various gaming systems, which often make up for using too much black plastic by cramming RGB lighting into every nook and cranny.
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With the right kind of digital music files, recorded, mixed and mastered in high-resolution form (unfortunately, a tiny fraction of available digital music), played back on the right kind of HD Audio equipment, you can experience a level of audio fidelity, sense of space and overall musicality that makes the technology completely fade away.
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"In our view, the company is exhibiting good confidence in its growth opportunity, valuation is still reasonably close to historical trough support levels, the Twitter discussion is starting to fade away in favor of AI, and FQ4 results will likely provide a near-term catalyst, " analyst Mark Murphy wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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" These rapid narrative dislocations take the reader far from the strong and absorbing opening chapters, and Lucia's sharp, funny observations fade away into vaguely reported dialogue and actions, as when she barges into the home of her awful landlord (described simply as "the landlord") to recover some personal possessions: "The landlord came to the door.
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The album is a meditation on growing up, falling in and out of love, and coming to terms with his relationship with his father, who came back into his life following a cancer diagnosis (On "Watching Him Fade" he sings, "Even though we barely know each other, it still hurts watching him fade away").
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Here's a sampling of their replies, which were edited and condensed: There is no point in getting a watch as an investment piece if you don't really fancy it; you will soon find that, same as with every other hobby, the interest tends to fade away if certain choices do not express your taste.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, facing emboldened Democratic opponents at home and the first sustained attacks from his rivals for the Republican presidential nomination, used his State of the State address here on Tuesday to promise lawmakers, or perhaps to warn them, that he would not fade away in the final years of his second term.
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The vast majority of scientific research, for decades, has found that our brains simply don't have the ability to process and encode life experiences into long-term memories before the age of three-and-a-half (we might have some memories of those early years when we're kids, but they fade away by the time we reach third grade).
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Azor says he'd like to bring the DGFF format to future Alienware and Dell G series gaming laptops, which would, in turn, create a larger market for the graphics boards, but he may not be able to justify that either: "If customers don't show demand for it, it'll be a novelty and then it'll fade away," he admits.
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He was helped in his improbable march by the timidity of his opponents and the Republican establishment, who until recently were reluctant to tangle with the tart-tongued Trump, hoping he would simply fade away; and by the insatiable appetite of TV news executives, who quickly realized the outrageous former reality show star was an unexpected ratings bonanza.
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Credit Suisse: 'Toned down' Trump to spark growth, lift bond yields; what to own Credit Suisse believes much of Donald Trump's rhetoric on nationalism is likely to fade away as he takes the Oval Office, which should result in continued economic growth and spark a rally in a group of stocks that align with his political agenda. 3.
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Just like how the first woman to come forward about Weinstein paved the way for the following 80 women (and counting), the women making legal moves against the producer open the doors for fellow survivors to do the same, sending a message that Weinstein and other accused men can't hide in hopes that the accusations will fade away.
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While most casual players will turn up and just play for fun until they lose their three balls, each table can be mastered with practice, just like any video game, as this Professional and Amateur Pinball Association (PAPA) tutorial video for the Batman Forever table shows: It isn't something that'll slowly fade away as pinball fans get older, either.
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Originally from Kuwait City, he built a reputation as a rapper in British Columbia by going undefeated in battles on a radio show hosted by DJ Maximus Clean called The Morning Drive By. Caspian demonstrates how much he's grown along with the SDK scene in his latest video for "Fade Away" with Jaclyn Gee off the Felix Slang album.
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I could have said fuck it and spent money taking a Lyft to my appointment, but I didn't do that because I, like Myles, am one of the great ones, and I embrace the challenges of life, seeking not to fade away and sink soft jumpers over them, and also because I don't really have $20 to drop on that bullshit.
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At some point, Republicans in the #NeverTrump wing of the party are going to have to come to terms with the fact that a significant portion of self-identified Republicans support and believe in Donald Trump, and that their views and attitudes, long marginalized in the American political system, have now discovered a voice that is not going to fade away.
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And so I came to the conclusion that white nationalism is a fringe movement and everybody is aware that it should be a fringe movement, Barack Obama is the president he'll make sure that it stays, remains a fringe movement and I'll just try to quietly fade away and never talk about this again and the future will be fine.
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" Underpinned by a deceptively perky keyboard riff, the lyrics hint at domestic abuse ("The bruises they will fade away / You hit so hard with the things you say") and violent rows ("He starts to scream, the vases fly"), offering a devastating summary of a dysfunctional relationship: "You're not in love with someone else / You don't even love yourself / Still I wish you'd ask me not to go.
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