The president gets up, everybody is enthusiastic for the first couple of days, and it fades, fades, fades, nothing ever gets done.
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Bheeshma's body fades into the darkness and Ms. Chien stands silhouetted, triumphant, as the light fades.
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When the bass completely fades in and the treble completely fades out, the sequence loops back again.
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But it usually fades when mourning fades from news coverage, giving politicians coverage to give reform a pass.
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Then, the reddish-orange glow fades in gradually, peaks and fades out in a matter of roughly 10 minutes.
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A gunshot, and the video finally fades to to black.
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Once the crawl fades away, a desert scene pops up.
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But split people out by education, and the reflection fades.
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As Wellick gazes in wonder, the screen fades to white.
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If Biden fades out, Buttigieg stands to take his place.
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The clip fades to black before we have our answer.
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The newness fades away with the rest of your stuff.
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At some point, that desire fades, and then it flips.
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They start to hiss together as it fades to black.
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Just fades away like MySpace.. what do we do next?
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It's all very romantic, but that romance quickly fades away.
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They, too, may show bright red as chlorophyll fades away.
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But what next, after the initial relief and jubilation fades?
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He's rocking a sinister smile as the background track fades.
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He sings "Lucille" and the program fades into an advertisement.
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The longer she lingers, though, the more this veneer fades.
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But the magic fades after the Teatro Povero is over.
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Can you catch the last moment as it fades away?
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And when a storm fades, the water comes back down.
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With each generation, the family's link to North Korea fades.
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Unable to exhibit her work, she fades into the background.
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And it fades further on "Parking Lot," released this afternoon.
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Once the irregular housing fades away, Xochimilco stuns with its beauty.
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As the old phrase goes, fashion fades but style is eternal.
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He expects them to drop again after the holiday rush fades.
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But the photosensitivity typically fades after a few years, Aguh said.
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After coal fades, the country will begin the real hard work.
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But my apprehension soon fades as I hop aboard Hans' boat.
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Eventually their love fades, and one of them abandons the other.
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"It's crazeeeee," Lauren squeaks as their Fantasy Suite footage fades out.
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Everything ages, and everything fades — bravado and atrophy are forever intertwined.
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Still, Amazon cannot quietly hope that such criticism just fades away.
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" Clytemnestra's triumphant slaughter of her daughter-killing husband "fades into nothing.
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At the end of some pieces, it fades into thin air.
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Go deeper: Justin Trudeau's political star fades ahead of Canada's election
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Late evening fades into night, and eventually, around 12:30 a.m.
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"Although my hope slowly fades away each passing day," she added.
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The unbearable clarity that follows a death blessedly fades with time.
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Import prices outside petroleum are rising as the dollar's rally fades.
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It is also the one piece whose interest fades almost immediately.
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She also wondered what would happen next, when the attention fades.
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After the first round and a half for Conor, [he] fades.
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When I'm playing a game I love, that divide fades away.
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But when the buzz fades, those moments don't sting or linger.
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"In the footage, the ghost's terrifying expression quickly fades," Manaugh writes.
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"My skin fades, but Rose Gold doesn't change," the voiceover says.
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But their story fades from view until the end of the book.
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I go back to Brooklyn and the film sort of fades away.
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A pattern comes, and then, after an instant of recognition, fades again.
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But then the screen fades to black, and season one is over.
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Then you remove your virtual reality headset and his image fades away.
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And once it has actually peaked, the response fades away rather quickly.
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With a view of Escobar's money burning, the episode fades to black.
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But as it fades, there's something new coming up on the horizon.
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His smile fades as the Queen shows no delight in her return.
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Import prices are rising as the drag from lower oil prices fades.
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China has an old habit of turning to stimulus when growth fades.
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Once winter fades away, it's time to switch up your beauty routine.
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When the issue fades back under the surge of the next headline.
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But once he sits down in class, all of that fades away.
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As the clip fades out, we hear a gunshot and a thud.
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It's impressive, and the song holds up even after the novelty fades.
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That bitterness fades over time; scene drama always looks smaller in hindsight.
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Even if the word itself fades, the faith behind it will not.
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When it comes to planning for the future, however, that optimism fades.
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The opponent gets winded every time they open up and rapidly fades.
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But after a bit of regular use, all that confusion fades away.
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We wish him nothing but the best as he fades into oblivion.
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As daylight fades, people start to double, triple, and even quadruple off.
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After the disorganization fades a more refined and focus message is shown.
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Davis is ultimately a fan, and the forest fades for the trees.
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It fades into the background in a feint of perspective and power.
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But just as quickly as the laughter fades, so do the crowds.
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During that period, as the IPO euphoria fades, share prices often fall.
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It's not hard to envision TikToks losing momentum as its novelty fades.
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The other, Pauline, is 83 and her memory fades in and out.
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But even if it fades relatively soon, its effects can't be ignored.
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The humor fades into fatalistic meditations on life lived while straddling worlds.
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Finally, the scene fades to the newspaper announcement of Oprah's presidential victory.
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Ligeti's "Lux Aeterna" fades into seven bars of rest at the end.
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But once the initial panic fades, it's business as usual, said Jindy.
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There are a lot of zoom shots, dissolves, cross fades, the character types.
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When she discovers the misplaced pizza, though, Nilsa's façade of compassion quickly fades.
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" The smile fades from Marilyn's face before she asserts, "Being inside your skin.
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Maybe that will change as our love affair with the heroic founder fades.
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Nodding your head makes it brighter, then it suddenly fades, revealing ... well, you.
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Foreign investment is declining as the euphoria of the transition to democracy fades.
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"Keep running!" she yells, cursing at him as he fades into the distance.
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Societies' capacity to imagine collapse and barbarism in visceral terms fades with time.
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"Will you leave with me?" he adds before the video fades into black.
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We hear enthusiastic applause, resounding cheers, the video fades to the Apple logo.
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The text then fades, and the next statistic, this time from Hinge, appears.
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As globalisation fades, the emerging pattern of cross-border commerce is more regional.
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Still, it may take time before the old practice fades into the past.
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Once a modicum of stability returns, the impetus for further reform often fades.
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And with the third generation, who are grandchildren of immigrants, bilingualism fades quickly.
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"Move with the spirit!" chant the backup singers, and the song fades out.
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Every day my hair fades and it looks like an entirely different hue.
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In a society dominated by white people, whiteness simply fades into the background.
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The trouble is, the glow of the purchase fades and the unhappiness remains.
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He looks pained as the screen fades to black, and for good reason.
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He fades into the background, his dark sense of humor flashing only occasionally.
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Even its exterior color, a broody burnt charcoal, fades into the Oregon shadows.
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But it's when HD Rumble fades into the background that it really shines.
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James voice starts as a 'dusk sky' blue that fades to pale blue.
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History has shown that wariness of new technology fades as its benefits emerge.
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It would be unwise to read too much into McIlroy's final-round fades.
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So you should replay all three songs as soon as "Fly" fades out.
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But then these inner pictures arise at the moment when perception fades away.
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Some suggest switching your fragrance after the eau de toilette fades away completely.
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"I like carving something and seeing how the sun fades it," he said.
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The migrant crisis in Europe pops into view and then fades away again.
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The screen fades to black and the lights in the area come up.
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The rash usually lasts for three to five days and then fades away.
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The notion of nerds being kinder than other men fades faster every day.
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She asks: Can Europe's liberal order survive as the memory of war fades?
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As Gillibrand's campaign fades into a footnote, it's worth considering what she represented.
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And as the novelty fades with each additional day indoors, the resentment grows.
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A light slowly dims and fades out for a natural progression toward sleep.
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"It's like watching New York melt": As towers rise, an old neighborhood fades.
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As the lines between government and corporate America blur, the Constitution's relevance fades.
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As the days go by in this new world, home fades in memory.
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Abbey's voice, like that of Thomas Paine in "Common Sense," never fades away.
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The effect fades away within eight years, but GDP is left permanently higher.
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The sound of the videos fades in and fades out as you scroll through your News Feed, and the videos are not supposed to be audible at all if you have the main volume level on your phone set to silent.
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The screen then fades to black, and the chilling laugh of Emperor Palpatine rings.
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The inconsistencies of the heart are expressed so succinctly that laughter fades into reflection.
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If you don't get right opportunity at the right time, the talent fades away.
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This idea, that tech fades into the background, is a fixation of Larry Page.
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Housing activity should pick up once the drag from rate increases fades, they wrote.
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Nietzsche likened it to an engraving that fades when bare fingers continually touch it.
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It makes promises that it abandons or forgets once the world&aposs attention fades.
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What it is: A digital or print effect where one color fades into another.
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The screen then fades to black and transitions into Madison's first interview from Kindergarten.
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After the unboxing and the setup, it just sort of fades into the scenery.
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Before the video fades to black, Lopez sweetly leans on her future husband's arm.
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Mary Jane fades in and out of fantasies that she's having sex with Justin.
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For most of us, this is a kind of fearlessness that fades with age.
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The chant says: "As Time...Goes...By", and repeats, until everything fades to black.
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And Sanders shouldn't be so sure that if Biden fades, he'll be the beneficiary.
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But when all this righteous outrage fades, is anyone actually doing anything about it?
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There is also a harpsichord continuo which slowly fades in and emphasizes the rhythm.
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Byrne begins to croon a tender admission of love, and the track fades out.
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The iPhone's camera fades into view, showing me a view of the real world.
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My excitement about seeing Tent City fades almost as soon as the tour begins.
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Unfortunately, though, enforcement tends to flag as the memory of each latest tragedy fades.
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If that fear fades, then that defensive front will in turn start to weaken.
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Leo then looks at the camera and says "shh" before it fades to black.
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It essentially dyes their fur in the womb, and the color fades over time.
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The conversation slowly fades, just as the mascara clumps and flakes and wears away.
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" Hall also says he's been told the back button "fades and hides itself sometimes.
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This isn't the kind of exhilarating and fun episode that quickly fades from memory.
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Bishop achieved in her work is why the power of the poetry fades inside
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The conversation fades as we reach downtown Missoula, the streets gaudy with Christmas décor.
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Producer prices are firming in part as the drag from a strong dollar fades.
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Has a very good variety on his serve, slice that fades away from you.
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Although the idea seems sensible at first glance, its appeal fades under closer scrutiny.
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Oil fades as US raises 'red flags' with slump in fuel demand, Bloomberg reports.
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When sunshine fades or the wind dies down, so does the power they generate.
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This penalty, based on conventions since 1980, fades out over the next few weeks.
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As the public performance fades away, though, their misery and bitterness take centre stage.
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But then, as the months pass, that feeling fades, as it does every year.
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As the screen fades to black, she picks up his head, a crowning achievement.
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Because it's sad how quickly this activism reacting to a sad event fades away.
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It hits quick and hard and fades, but you're left with crazy opiate tolerance.
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And then the rivalry fades, the postseason arrives, and both sides wind up disappointed.
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Related: As coal fades in the U.S., natural gas has become the next battleground.
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Happiness fades; we get used to the things that used to make us happy.
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But once the crises fades, Morgan Stanley believes Twilio will continue its durable growth.
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One final bright spot for United is the hope that this aversion fades quickly.
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The excitement soon fades; the appearance of roadworks forces a rapid brake to 80kph.
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When Paul is beaten up by Esther's ex, for instance, the pain quickly fades.
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"It doesn't take a Ph.D. to know that memory fades over time," she said.
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Then the screen fades to red, and Elliot wakes up in his new world.
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Hairrari's feed is delightful to follow, regardless of whether or not you like fades.
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And when that fades, I would say maybe there's a chance (to do TV).
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It is not only the physical evidence that fades or breaks down, he added.
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After a few minutes of walking, the clatter of the city fades to silence.
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But over time, public attention on the issue fades, and Congress fails to act.
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Thompson and editor Sylvie Landra seamlessly execute match fades to manage jumps in time.
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BP might have improved a little as memory of the Gulf Oil Spill fades.
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And Broaddrick admits she's not completely sure of her interpretation of the encounter: "When you look back over almost 38 years, some of the anger fades, the fear fades, and you think, I hope she didn't know," she told BuzzFeed's Katie J.M. Baker.
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As grime re-accumulates, all reverse graffiti fades, save for the memories (and Instagram posts).
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Sooner or later, the outrage fades, legislation stalls, elections come and go, and nothing changes.
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U.S. buybacks have lost some momentum, perhaps as the impact of massive tax cuts fades.
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Loneliness and all the thoughts it brings when it fades: That's what ALONE is about.
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A security guard intervenes, but she lunges at Ronnie, and the picture fades to black.
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As the summer heat fades, so too will some of the attention on climate change.
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It resurfaced in black barbershops, where fades and military cuts transformed into edgy sharp styles.
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Trilobites The scent of a rose fades over time, and has for hundreds of years.
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At some point, the glory dies, the trophies rust and everything fades away to black.
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The economy is losing steam as the stimulus from a $21.8 trillion tax cut fades.
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The economy is losing steam as the stimulus from a $1.5 trillion tax cut fades.
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A foggy, reed-covered swampland fades in, becoming the house's new background for a moment.
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Once the orange hue of the heat fades, he sticks it back in the fire.
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PPD, which involves higher radiation wavelengths, creates pigmentation that fades between two and 20 hours.
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The screen fades to black and the words "From this moment, everything will change" appear.
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What I've learned is that this illness is not something disappears or fades with time.
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He hopes as media attention on the case fades that Qandeel will not be forgotten.
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Sound also fades in and out as one scrolls through videos in news feed now.
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When fentanyl fades, she and Eddie say, they are more likely to take other drugs.
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As winter fades into spring, it's time to give those bulky puffer coats a rest.
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Generally, it fades away, potentially becoming less annoying than even a scratch on a screen.
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The camera cuts, fades to black, and opens on Francesca in bed next to Dev.
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Maybe it's the use of color — the shooting bright yellow that fades as it cools.
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However, as the possibility of one election fades, the likelihood of another has increased sharply.
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The economy is losing momentum as the stimulus from a $463 trillion tax cut fades.
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The economy is losing steam as the stimulus from a $20.6 trillion tax cut fades.
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As the glow from a big election win fades, the president's troubles may only increase.
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To be sure, the NFL never fully fades from the spotlight of the national media.
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But that shift in public opinion largely fades over time, and Congress doesn't pass anything.
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The front of the frame is pink and fades to navy blue in the back.
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Energy fades as it becomes clear that it doesn't matter what you or anyone does.
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Its leverage on the ground fades compared to that of Myanmar's immediate neighbors, including China.
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Growth has cooled as the stimulus from last year's tax cuts and spending increases fades.
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Keep observing it, and eventually, you may find that it fades away on its own.
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Somehow — the pain fades a little bit," Mr. Biden said, but the memories "are bittersweet.
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The awareness of what Facebook really is and isn't fades again — until the next trip.
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The result looks like chalk dust, which gradually dissipates, smudges, and fades away from view.
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We must also resist calls to eliminate safeguards as the memory of the crisis fades.
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In the deleted scene, Anna tearfully hugs Elsa as the memory of their parents fades.
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Some of the lost sales may be recouped once the virus fades, Mr. Wortmann said.
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If it shrinks, rips, fades, or anything else, you can get a replacement for free.
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The first days of high-top fades and giant gold rope chains, faux or otherwise.
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"It does not take a PhD to know that memory fades over time," Loftus said.
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If the leader's popularity fades, in elections or on the streets, France will distance itself.
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The magic fades further as Annie realizes what a farce this hero gig can be.
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Supporters of the sport worry about what might happen if their beloved culture fades away.
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But let someone or something do the driving for us and this vigilance easily fades.
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But when the show returns back to the real world, the viewers' interest fades away.
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As the lowest bass tone starts to fade in, the higher treble tone fades out.
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"Once limits are set and the abuse is not longer allowed, the resentment fades," Lundquist says.
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Photos also have a way of overriding our own memories, especially the more the memory fades.
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Analysts overall have cut their estimates for FTSE 100 earnings as the support from sterling fades.
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It is the very transparency of the process, its readability, that fades under the viewer's gaze.
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The economy is slowing largely as the stimulus from last year's $1.5 trillion tax cut fades.
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Growth is slowing as the stimulus from the White House's $27.8 trillion tax cut package fades.
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For Delevingne, this resulted in a swirly, spirograph-esque shape that fades into a full elephant.
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But what happens to the movement when the catalyzing event fades hazily into the rearview mirror?
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As the stigma surrounding mental illness fades, more people may be willing to admit to it.
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The outside world fades away, and your focus becomes this singular, beautiful object floating in space.
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Pzizz will lull you to sleep with some really soothing music that fades out over time.
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That will remain useful: even if Islamic State fades, jihadists will continue to attack the West.
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Before you hit the "next episode" button, listen to each song as the show fades out.
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At that same distance, the sound of the reengineered Mavic Pro Platinum almost completely fades away.
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But once I get to a store, the urge fades almost instantly (sorry Sam and Noa).
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But the dried cement fades into darkness, just as soon as the piece is switched on.
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This suggests that any role genes do play in regulating the mouth's ecology fades with time.
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As Hillary Clinton fades from public view, Bernie Sanders is not only still here — he's everywhere.
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A second tail of ionized gas emanates from its luminous blue coma, fades into the darkness.
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"As the bounce back from the December lows fades...the fundamentals now reassert itself," Vickers added.
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CRIAG STRICKLAND Hope fades: The worst fears of Craig Strickland's friends and family were confirmed yesterday.
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"Without control of our own reproductive destiny, everything else for women fades from view," she says.
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The risk is that Temer's popularity fades and political noise around the 2018 election race increases.
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My jaw drops and all of the rushing around of the last 20 minutes fades away.
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But all that fades into the background as the stench of death comes closer and closer.
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The economy is losing momentum, largely as the stimulus from a $1.5 trillion tax cut fades.
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Producer prices are firming as the drag from a strong dollar and lower oil prices fades.
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That's where the options stop, though — common editing effects like cross-fades or wipes are absent.
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"I don't know if I know love no more," Holden sings before "Piano Player" fades out.
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As street art finds its way into more and more swanky art galleries, its essence fades.
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There's obviously some growing risk of recession in late 2019 and 2020 when fiscal stimulus fades.
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There are only so many times you can tell the same story before its resonance fades.
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He thinks the stocks are likely to rally as the threat of Medicare for All fades.
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City Kitchen It's that wistful time, as summer fades away — going, going, but not quite gone.
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And there's no connection between when your love fades and how the housing market is faring.
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And over time, when that initial sting fades, memories of a past relationship can become bittersweet.
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But then my optimism fades just a bit when I think about some other young people.
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But on other issues, what was said during a campaign fades away or is adroitly finessed.
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Then, if the romance lasts, the avatar fades out and the person behind starts to appear.
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Hope fades, as it does, amid the sunshine and smiles, and this movie slips into idle.
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The cave fades and the thin outline of a room with a bed and candelabra emerges.
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Growth is cooling as the massive stimulus from last year's tax cuts and spending increases fades.
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Before the texture of last summer fades, I remember who I wanted to tell you about.
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As attention fades (and, yes, the news media bears some responsibility here) commitment often does, too.
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" You want to see where that argument goes, but it just fades away, the way "Mr.
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Body types run from waif-slim to roundish; hairstyles include Rapunzel-long tresses, bobs and fades.
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And while people recognize him from the show, that recognition fades with the passage of time.
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Plus, they pose a fire risk and their ability to hold a charge fades over time.
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"As the bounce-back from the December lows fades ... the fundamentals now reassert (themselves)," Vickers added.
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S. trade war, as the positive impact from MSCI's latest phase of China stock inclusion fades.
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Some can apply Hollywood-style transitions (like wipes, fades and dissolves) to glide between scenes, too.
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"I do a lot of military fades," said Alicia Sutherland, who charges $10 for a haircut.
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It&aposs just as strong, starts off just as inky blue, and fades just as beautifully.
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Fans who want to splurge should look for the Old Telegram before its message fades away.
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But it's only fair to ask: will regimes relinquish these new abilities once the virus fades?
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Opening on a note of quirky vitality, "Goldie" fades out on a sigh of bittersweet ambivalence.
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Studies suggest that even the perfect Danish modern chair fades into the background after daily exposure.
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More listings will come on the market as winter fades, but they will likely move quickly.
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The soft evening glow fades into starry darkness, and an excruciating pain travels through my head.
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For some, it's just a temporary obsession and one that fades away when they quit the diet.
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The 21st century witches fades in and out of the space until finally disappearing as Anastasia dies.
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The economy is losing steam as the stimulus from last year's $275.8 trillion tax cut package fades.
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Once you start writing, the UI fades away to provide a clutter-free view of your work.
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Instead of the characters searching for recognition, it will be about what happens when the spotlight fades.
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Sure, cheap booze and free travel is great for the first little while, but the appeal fades.
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But the screen fades to black before we can tell if they're fine, semi-roasted, or dead.
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It's one thing when he's a reserve who fades into the background after the song's final note.
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The dedicated infotainment screen fades, as the miles per hour climb in order to limit driver distraction.
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But every empire's claim to power eventually fades with the ravaged land as is its only relic.
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As the binary fades away, I'm struck with a feeling I seldom experience in modern MMOs: helplessness.
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Much like high-top fades and short shorts, vinyl has defied the odds and made a comeback.
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Activity is slowing largely as the stimulus from the White House's $1.5 trillion tax cut package fades.
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The new purchase-tax rate in 2017 will support PV demand, even as the stimulus effect fades.
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It glides on like a balm, feels comfortable for hours, and fades to a pretty pink stain.
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The camera pulls out on Cersei, the screen fades, and from the darkness emerges the piercing eye.
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Fan projects are about passion, rather than financial incentive; when the passions fades, so does the project.
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There's the electricity grid, which is rapidly getting less carbon-intensive as coal fades and renewables rise.
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Thanos eliminates half of the universe — and half of the Avengers — as the movie fades to black.
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"As Sanders fades, it becomes less critical," one longtime adviser to Clinton says of the transcript issue.
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As duckpin bowling inexorably fades away, the sport's top woman and a few dozen certified alleys endure.
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"Memory fades about the prior events, and more people have never experienced one than before," he said.
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Mario's sense of complicity in his father's misogyny, and perhaps in misogyny at large, never entirely fades.
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It's not an obsession that is present during the early years of a startup but then fades.
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Paramount's new design fades Sonic's blue fur into his tan mouth for a slightly more realistic depiction.
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Christmas is designed to be special for young children, but the magic fades the older you get.
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Then, as the song fades out, just drums, more urgent now, the bass guitar heavier, diabolical, almost.
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As you approach the far end of the courtyard, however, a sign urges quiet and noise fades.
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As Fuller House's first season goes on, Stephanie's DJ career fades more and more into the background.
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That means it's a little easier to identify the stocks that could rally as tax-selling fades.
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Plus, government funding and pharmaceutical industry interest tend to evaporate once the sense of emergency fades away.
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Collectively, her smallish acrylic paintings feel like repeated attempts at capturing a dream as it slowly fades.
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She hopes for a future in which tribalism fades — even as she mercilessly details its accumulating strength.
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The sun fades as the tour winds on, prompting a swirl of fireflies to light their lamps.
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The final sky she will ever see fades above her as the twilight is buffeted by drumbeats.
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And we don't have to have a recession if the virus fades and the third quarter booms.
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But as he climbs in and sinks down into the water, bottle in hand, Bobby's grin fades.
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It improves skin texture, fades dark spots, and diminishes the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and pores.
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The scouting report fades, the lefty-righty splits are irrelevant, the weakness to his backhand side unimportant.
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Methane, released from cattle manure and flatulence, is more dangerous in the short-term but fades fast.
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Even as this effect fades, the BoE expects inflation to fall only slowly as domestic pressures build.
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The economy is slowing as last year's massive stimulus from tax cuts and more government spending fades.
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Even after the gloss fades, my lips are hydrated and plumped — no signs of dryness or sticky residue.
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But as a narrator praises Mr. Kasich, Mr. Rubio's photo shrinks and, quite literally, fades into the background.
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The camera fades in on a man in bowler hat sitting in a chair, half cast in shadow.
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He is shot in the back and is left gasping for air as the screen fades to black.
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The video then fades out to someone yelling in the background, "That was amazing" with loads of enthusiasm.
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The effect from terrorist activity fades within 10 days after the incident, according to research by PNC Investment.
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The light slowly fades, revealing a totally new person (or the same one, in at least one case).
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The glow of publicity stunts fades so quickly, but that can't be the only reason to do them.
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"Don't it beat a slow dance to death?" a forlorn and disembodied voice repeats as it fades out.
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Lines appears under her eyes and around the edges of her face, and her hair thins and fades.
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What will happen when we get virtual babysitters and such and all the technology fades into the background?
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If the euphoria over tech firms fades somewhat it may become harder for unicorns to raise money privately.
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Two Guns is an eerie reminder of what happens when popularity fades and tourists' attention is directed elsewhere.
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They may need to reroute those habitual behaviors into more benign ones until the desire to vape fades.
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The film's lone sex scene is shot in part from abstracting angles and fades into a writhing blur.
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The video then fades to black as the two incredibly similar-looking women lean in for a kiss.
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The bright orange color is also a little surprising, but fades as soon as massaged into the skin.
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After the glow of the honeymoon phase fades, legit being pals is as important as the passion. Single?
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"What I've learned is that this illness is not something that disappears or fades with time," Lovato wrote.
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Even before he fades into the space-time continuum, David isn't presented to us as a redeemed hero.
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According to the review, IPD appears immediately on the skin but fades anywhere from two to 20 minutes.
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As the day goes on, the color fades gently and evenly without leaving a ring around my mouth.
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At the end, the soul is reunited with body, but the insistent belief in his world never fades.
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The economy is slowing largely as the stimulus from the White House's $2116.0 trillion tax cut package fades.
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JOINING THE PARTY U.S. buybacks have lost some momentum, perhaps as the impact of massive tax cuts fades.
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The line is quite common and usually fades away on its own shortly after the baby is born.
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Spain's Ataraxy welded mournful, funereal doom passages to Bolt Thrower-esque tank treads on Where All Hope Fades.
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The economy is slowing largely as the stimulus from the White House's $1.5 trillion tax cut package fades.
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As this woman fades out, her breathing becoming more labored and her states dropping, Amelia hugs her head.
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That sense of desperation and hopelessness often fades as they become advocates for their own lives and futures.
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The economy is losing speed largely as the stimulus from last year's $2000 trillion tax cut package fades.
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Burns was struck by how the film seemed divided into scenes by captions and by fades to black.
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But traders suspect the market will soon rebound once the initial fears stemming from the nuclear test fades.
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The Hill: GOP more confident about West Virginia Senate seat as controversial former coal CEO Don Blankenship fades.
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He has found that as students work together toward a shared purpose, the impulse to resist authority fades.
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" The scene fades away as the video voice-over says, "They'll be missed more than they'll ever know.
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Pikeville, Ky., is among the central Appalachian towns working to diversify their economies as the coal industry fades.
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For Mr. Diggs, his music career began years ago, and, one suspects, will continue long after "Hamilton" fades.
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The bounce typically fades in the few weeks that follow, but sometimes it doesn't, permanently altering the race.
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With each passing personnel shift, the Donald Trump of the 2016 campaign trail fades just a little more.
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But once the first bloom of summer fades, retailers start dropping the prices on fitness apparel and footwear.
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Static fades in and out; sometimes the show feels unnervingly like a concert by the noise artist Merzbow.
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Glimpsed with peripheral vision, the curtain of glimmering trees appears bright, but it fades away on direct gaze.
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Producers would have to decide if interest will remain once the story fades from the headlines, Medavoy said.
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At this point, her visual album fades into credits, with the beats of "Formation" playing in the background.
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Soon the sense that these are happy people fades, and by the final page the photos radiate dread.
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Economic growth is also slowing as last year's massive stimulus from tax cuts and more government spending fades.
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The economy is also slowing as last year's massive stimulus from tax cuts and more government spending fades.
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The gender difference appears at the age at which sexual activity begins, and then fades among older adults.
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Yet this distance fades as the characters, with their stiff physical formality and syntactically foreign sentences, grow familiar.
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When you take the most celebrated dash through New England since Paul Revere's ride, the afterglow never fades.
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But as the effects, some overly opaque, keep coming, the suspense and rhythm of this collaboration fades, too.
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Like most tugs of war, there's no resolution, only that persistent feeling of uncertainty that never quite fades.
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In the 90s, he took on the Wesley Snipes and Bo Jackson archetype—flat top fades and all.
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As the light fades, tiny LEDs attached to the birds' legs twinkle to life, illuminating the darkening sky.
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If not, their party will be forever damaged by the time this Trump horror show fades to black.
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Over the last decade, cash has become an inescapable part of village life, as the barter economy fades.
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A single speech -- even a State of the Union with emotional reality show flourishes -- quickly fades from memory.
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Despite the pain he is in, the ghost of a smirk lingers on his lips, but fades quickly.
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Taim's film is projected on a semitransparent screen through which Taim himself fades in and out of view.
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But as you move toward the outermost reaches of the galaxy, the gravitational glue of the center fades.
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When the celebrations end with the new year and the doldrums of work resume, that festive feeling fades.
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But when the buzz fades, Puerto Ricans will need to find other ways to keep up the pressure.
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I'd always thought I was a romantic and that when I fall in love, that stuff fades way.
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If they are lucky, it never fades and stays with them all the way to the Oval Office.
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" Elvira, as her memory fades, affirms this indigenous identity to her daughter just once: " Bueno , también soy india .
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Even when the danger fades, it's bound to be a long road ahead for survivors and displaced residents.
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So it just fades away in the background, like many of our dreams since we first played Pokémon.
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As anger fades over the Parkland shootings, the test for students will be in organizing for gun reform.
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You experience it, and you think about it, and you reflect on it until it fades from memory.
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Additionally, henna tattooing uses a technique that doesn't puncture the skin and fades away in a matter of days.
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SPLRCL, up 0.35 percent, were the bright spots as enthusiasm fades for sectors that would benefit from Trump policies.
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And even without the work of social scientists at hand, Nietzsche understood that, in many cases, romantic passion fades.
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I like its size, its shape, its color, especially that part in the middle where it fades into pink.
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Its economy is six times larger (at purchasing-power parity) and its power is growing, even as Russia's fades.
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It is possible that they did and that attendance is indeed falling off as the sheen of newness fades.
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" The clip then fades to black and a text appears that reads, "I lost someone around the same time.
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But the truth is, nothing good lasts—and if it does, the appeal fades long before the attachment does.
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The strong labor market is helping to support the economy which is slowing as last year's fiscal stimulus fades.
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Some plot turns don't quite make sense, and Teresa sort of fades into the background as things go on.
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A strapping fellow, Santacruze's contagious grin fades and a tear rolls down his nose as he recalls her death.
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Pets are Not Presents: You are responsible for an animal even after the thrill of the holidays fades away.
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That's why the spectacle of the working class fades so quickly, despite its constant resummoning into our popular culture.
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Try a temporary hair chalk, like Splat's, which, no matter your color preference, fades away after a single shampoo.
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It gets its name from its distinctive color, which fades from gray to white like the Himalayan mountain range.
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But the novelty fades, the early adopters disperse, and a few weeks later everyone goes back to eating Chipotle.
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As our horror fades into complacency when faced with an overwhelming problem, who will be there to remind us?
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The blue sky above fades into black as we transition from Earth's dense atmosphere to the vacuum of space.
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Since memoir relies on an individual person's memory — and memory fades and morphs over time — this may be inevitable.
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Related: Relive David Lynch's Most Suspenseful Moments in Sound What Does It Mean When a Film Fades to White?
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As the bank's focus on resources fades, he anticipates loan growth to come from infrastructure and consumer industries instead.
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As you come to master your environment, the need for guides or even scripted assassinations fades into the background.
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And with margins stabilising as the impact of the rate cuts fades, the banks are gradually enticing investors again.
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Then, the moment of beauty fades back into nothingness, and you'll never hear anything exactly like it ever again.
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That version of Arthur fades when the story kicks in, which is why I spend my time avoiding it.
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Or images of male models with fades, from that time my friend Rebecca told me to get a fade.
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Even if Pokémon Go's enthusiasm fades far below the public conscious, it's still a sign of what's to come.
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As the space begins to fill with curious visitors, the music fades under the swelling noise of excited explorers.
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I thought sex meant kissing under a duvet, because that's what happened in movies before the scene fades out.
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Studies have shown that music has the ability to activate the brain and its memories even as it fades.
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Athletic ability fades, and she is smart enough to know this, and she is humble enough to work with.
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And then cynicism predictably fades, and politics enters an era of complacency, in which most people are politically disengaged.
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Each new image begins as the previous one fades, evoking the feeling of unquantifiable memories shared between old friends.
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Lightning cracks at the sound of high pitched voices while a ghostly face fades when its associated voice does.
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It's crossing, however, is high school gym class, and so another moment that gave us all hope fades away.
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Growth is mostly slowing as last year's massive stimulus from the Trump administration's tax cuts and spending increases fades.
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Each seating pair also features a lamp for more light when the sun goes and the natural lighting fades.
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The new barons of capital and technology thrive while the American middle class stagnates and the American dream fades.
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Yet if black voters' enthusiasm for Mr Biden fades, Ms Harris would stand a reasonable hope of gaining it.
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We're told people are reading how to do fades, tousled cuts, brush cuts, easy cuts and business hair cuts.
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But the burst fades as quickly as it arrived, leaving only that same sad flugelhorn tune in its dust.
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Light fades fast in the mountains, and I walked the last mile to the parking lot in near-darkness.
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But that impulse then fades, as the president becomes convinced that such a move would not end the inquiry.
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In his 1997 essay "A Last Look Around," he reflects on "scrambling to improvise solutions" as his sight fades.
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In Marvel's first graphic novel, writer Jim Starlin pays tribute to Mar-Vell as his life fades from cancer.
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But the BoE said it expected inflation to recede this month as an Easter surge in airfare prices fades.
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The idea of a third child fades in my mind, and I feel grateful for what I already have.
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But after that period, the attention on guns typically fades away until the next time a mass shooting happens.
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Those men will write down these lessons for future generations to hear about, even as Karamakate fades from history.
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When victims speak, when they take action, when they force us to see, the power of predators fades away.
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But location-based VR comes with its own set of challenges, particularly once the initial novelty of an experience fades.
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It consists of a flouncy, tulle skirt that fades from crimson at its top to pale pink near the floor.
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As the distinction between traditional and digital fades, content and delivery companies will want to be tightly integrated, Yang said.
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However, the growth rate is likely to slow down as a boost from lower corporate taxes in the U.S. fades.
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Really, the work is so seductive, so inviting, so suffused with imagery, that commentary fades, as it should, into background.
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The model and the robot then stare at each other until the light dims and the screen fades to black.
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The economy is slowing as the boost from the Trump administration's $1.5 trillion tax cut and more government spending fades.
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You can rock an ombré that fades subtly from finger to finger, or blend two colors on each individual nail.
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Suddenly, a balmy piano tune fades in and the tone changes; Marilyn appears in the doorway, suggesting it's her hair.
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If you keep your head straight and look a bit to the left or right, the mixed-reality fades away.
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The videos auto-play directly in the feed, moving into an "immersive mode" where everything else fades into the background.
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Cheap credit gave good and bad economies alike a boost; as its effect fades, capital allocation will become more disciplined.
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The smooth beat of the classic song "Proud Mary" fades in over shots of Boston, Massachusetts and Henson getting dressed.
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Related: Supercut Pairs First and Final Frames of 55 Films What Does It Mean When a Film Fades to White?
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What makes this mug even better is that it never fades, as it is printed in a process called "sublimation".
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"She certainly stands to be next in line for a good portion of the Sanders vote if Sanders ultimately fades."
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But expect reporters and investors to begin asking these more consequential questions, particularly as the conference fades into the past.
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They go through boxes of old journals and photos, trying to summon what was before it fades from recollection altogether.
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Solomon, whose writing credits include the original Men in Black, says the creators hope Mosaic's technology fades into the background.
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The discount rate represents how much the value of a present good fades as it is delayed into the future.
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Then both hands return to disassemble the house as the swampland fades out, leaving a thin puddle of water onscreen.
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BlackBerry Z10A BlackBerry without a physical keyboard may slightly interest you at first, but that new phone feeling fades fast.
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Called AR Scorpii, the star flashes brightly and fades again every couple minutes, like a lightbulb on a dimmer switch.
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You kind of assume they've made it into space when the blue glow of the atmosphere fades to black darkness.
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Economic growth is shifting into lower gear as last year's stimulus from massive tax cuts and increased government spending fades.
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LOSING ALTITUDE The economy is losing speed largely as the stimulus from last year's $2000 trillion tax cut package fades.
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When growth eventually slows and the aura of genius fades, the tensions created by their concentration of power will build.
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The economy is shifting into lower gear as last year's stimulus from massive tax cuts and increased government spending fades.
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Sun damage sticks around long after the redness fades, so you're going to want to continue treatment in the longterm.
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But after a moment of Dave being taken aback, then apologizing quickly to Roland, this story fades into the background.
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The danger, of course, is that it fades, just as the government's mini stimulus in the first quarter loses traction.
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It's also worth knowing that this shot pretty much fades in from a shot of five different bottles of Ciroc.
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The opposition party, moreover, becomes less hesitant about taking on the president as the "momentum" from the presidential election fades.
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The glow of his night with Veronica soon fades when he makes his way to Pop's to meet with Fred.
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The economy is losing momentum as the boost from a $1.5 trillion tax cut package and increased government spending fades.
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The economy is losing speed in part as last year's stimulus from massive tax cuts and more government spending fades.
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"As the sky fades to black and you coast into space, a perfect silence will surround you," the website states.
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But soon the novelty fades as each smartwatch and fitness tracker fails to improve my life in any meaningful way.
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The danger is that demand fades even while steel mills are still pumping out ever-greater quantities of the stuff.
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It seems like lifetimes ago, so distant and unattainable now, like a glorious dream that fades immediately after waking up.
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The economy is losing speed as the stimulus from a $1.5 trillion tax cut package and increased government spending fades.
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Construction spending has weakened as the boost from increased investment in roads and highways by state and local governments fades.
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If you fail, you'll have a few moments of scrabbling helplessly at thin air before the world fades to white.
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The static fades and David Lynch is looking into the camera, and appears to be crouching in a dark room.
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We must remember that while news coverage fades, many communities are still rebuilding and will be for years to come.
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Substance fades Advance teams in Singapore were scouting hotel ballrooms -- including at the ornate Shangri-La hotel -- as possible locations.
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But the sense of alarm fades as we move onto the next crisis in our hyper-connected, information-overloaded world.
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At dusk, when light fades, the pineal gland (where Descartes believed the soul resided) releases melatonin and makes us drowsy.
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I'm interested in technology, but the kind that fades to the background as the experience becomes more emotional and immersive.
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Black turnout may not exceed white turnout again, either because black turnout fades a bit, or because white turnout increases.
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Rozovsky: That's one of my students during a break, watching as the day fades over Boston (at like 3 PM).
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Zoosk says the blur fades over 40 seconds, but you can tap "Add Blur" whenever you like to remain hidden.
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They believed it was all downhill from there, arguing that happiness quickly fades when the realities of marriage set in.
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But as the novelty fades, these movies will begin to be assessed not on their politics, but on their merits.
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" But it fades, she said, as she explains "that implicit bias is a human issue, not a law-enforcement issue.
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When growth fades it will be able to seek high rewards by buying the debt of ailing businesses, Oaktree's speciality.
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As Mr. Groves goes to pick up Mike and the snowmobile fades, I realize something miraculous: there's no wind today.
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The white dwarf fades, and the cycle repeats until the next explosion, which could be up to 100,000 years later.
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Hope for a rebound fades The right whale has had bad years for births before, only to make dramatic rebounds.
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My disappointment takes over just as quickly as my hope fades as I fail to come up with a name.
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This year, global jetliner sales have slowed as an industry-wide boom in orders fades, making export credit more important.
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"It doesn't take a Ph.D. to know that memory fades over time," the psychologist, Elizabeth Loftus, said in her testimony.
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I get a short burst of energy that I use to put away some clean laundry, but it fades quickly.
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Even if Turner fades, the rest of the team does not seem destined to fall, at least by this metric.
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It flares up almost mysteriously in some fortunate place or another, and then fades out, it seems, just as mysteriously.
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For cells in the body, stem-ness is a fleeting state—a potentiality that fades as cells begin to specialize.
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Whose hand it was covering your mouth is there forever; the date and whose house it was fades into irrelevance.
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The chancellor knows that voters' commitment to climate protection fades when asked about specific sacrifices they are prepared to make.
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The boy stopped in at Magic's Kutts and Fades outside Houston on Saturday for a haircut and left without issue.
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Behind color fades, blemishes, and instances of almost no image whatsoever, a carousel of car window views can be discerned.
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The transitions from bloodthirsty choruses to wistful arias are often awkward, with too many slow fades and sighing semitone descents.
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The color fades when they hit the heat, but for the sake of a stellar pasta, that's a small sacrifice.
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Momentum is also fizzling as the stimulus from last year's $1.5 trillion tax cut package and more government spending fades.
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There's the sleek, futuristic look of the Learning Thermostat and the pale, white Thermostat E, which almost fades into the background.
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Chinese authorities fear surging prices are building up household debt, heightening banks' credit risks, and fanning resentment as home affordability fades.
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It's shot in slow motion, as if to preserve that idyllic, precious moment in time, before the screen fades to black.
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It's essential because, without some thought and planning, nudity is just a gimmick whose novelty fades by the second water break.
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As she glides past the visuals of her life, the protagonist fades in and out of oblivion with a cloudy flicker.
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As Hurricane Ophelia fades from headlines, now all sharp weather eyes are turning to Typhoon Lan in the western Pacific Ocean.
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But as the abandoned towns and ruins she visits demonstrate, documentation does not deter decay; even what's left behind eventually fades.
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Unfortunately, Deborah is too thinly drawn to make that point resonate, so the movie's most central idea fades into the background.
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Thanos heads to Earth, gets the last stone, and half the universe fades from existence, including many of our favorite heroes.
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Yet, as the post-proposal glow fades, she's faced with the looming prospect of marriage and all the eternity it implies.
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"I think Tango fades into the background as more an enabling technology that kind of works behind the scenes," says Bavor.
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As efforts to control a disease are successful, the sense of urgency fades, making it hard to maintain the political momentum.
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But as the economys internal momentum fades, the risk of the system undergoing a phase-change from expansion to contraction increases.
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The memory of your last close call fades away and you start trusting that the walls will hold the next time.
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As the music fades, we find Mulder on a boat, crossing the River Styx and being whipped by the Smoking Man.
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As 2017 fades into the background, most people can agree on one thing: Last year was a wild and uncomfortable ride.
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Teens are fickle, though, so sometimes Binary dives into a startup whose buzz quickly fades, like Tinder-meets-Snapchat app Swipe.
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Unfortunately, a lot of the excitement fades when you experience just how hot the Blade 15 can get under heavy workload.
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But if I switch to another app and come back, it fades to black and crashes to the iPhone home screen.
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I watch as periwinkle daylight slowly fades into neon brushstrokes of green against a background of vibrant fuschias and deep violets.
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His "Photograms" are kaleidoscopes of shape and colour so glorious that the complexity of their composition quickly fades from the mind.
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This orange blossom scent spritzes on light and crisp in the morning, then fades to a subtle floral accord by evening.
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The music blares, and the camera pans the room, as the scene fades to black, closing out the hit HBO series.
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When a reward is given each time after a good behavior, anticipation fades away, making the behavior seem dull and routine.
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ZINC AND LEAD IMPORT MOMENTUM FADES Zinc and lead have been the outliers in the broader China picture for some time.
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But as the economy's internal momentum fades, the risk of the system undergoing a phase-change from expansion to contraction increases.
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Investment in residential and nonresidential structures such as oil and gas wells is slowing as the boost from oil prices fades.
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Factory activity is slowing as some of the boost to capital spending from last year's $22016 trillion tax cut package fades.
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I hope this energy to fight for trans folk doesn't [stop] when news of this memo eventually fades to the background.
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When winter comes, your hope fades, and you question the decisions that led you from tropical enclaves, to bitter, frostbitten wastelands.
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You're so conscious and aware of your queerness all the time, and when you leave the gay bar, that fades away.
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Once the trailer's opening sequence fades, it takes me to a surrealist floating city, home of the titular orphan girl Allumette.
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Even if the Russia/social media story fades into oblivion, it could create regulatory ripples in everything from privacy to antitrust.
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The camera fades to black and when it comes back, the young woman's lifeless body is slumped over on the floor.
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We need a trusted resource that's there for us when we need it — and fades into the background when we don't.
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We've seen these concepts before in Gao's (No)where (Now)here, a glowing dress that fades with the model's facial expressions.
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Picture him setting a wide pin-down for George before he either fades into the corner or dives towards the rim.
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Before the episode fades to black, Francesca turns her head to look at Dev, who opens his eyes and stares back.
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If it holds up, this should bode well for the chips; if Apple fades, it will present problems for the chips.
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There is no room for him in the capital of monotheism, and he soon fades out of Adonis's poem as well.
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When one U.S. company lays off 21625,2900 Americans to adjust to economic conditions, the story fades over in a week's time.
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Against that backdrop, and as fiscal stimulus from tax cuts and higher spending caps fades, economists are projecting slower growth ahead.
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As the old divide between left and right fades, the chasm between open and closed politics is growing ever wider. 8.
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Combined, this trio of products from Caudalie fades dark spots and reveals a brighter skin tone, plus it's all cruelty-free.
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The Andis T-Outliner trimmer uses a close-cutting T-shaped blade that's perfect for full head shaving, fades, and designs.
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Then, as media coverage fades, public panic recedes and Avian flu, Swine flu, Ebola and the others fade from public consciousness.
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But then, after a few minutes, the warmth always fades, because there's something so exceptional about the moment it's almost comical.
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Watch them on Monday night at BAM, as this week's tense RNC fades from view and the DNC moves into it.
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Jim Benning, however, is not a smart GM and will probably stand pat at the deadline as his team fades away.
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Every day, the evidence of all that happened fades a little more, and my year of living terribly recedes into memory.
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No favorite moment, but I do like when the lead in David Lange's track slowly fades in over the Takemura track.
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Family fades into the backdrop, accessible only by voice chat, and everything outside of the space station becomes dull and distant.
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The good news is that, provided you're not bitten by a tick again, sometimes the meat allergy fades on its own.
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An increased focus on delivery services from both consumers and merchants now could bolster these platforms' businesses after the pandemic fades.
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But if this rebound fades away and stocks break through their lows from last week, was the rally all for naught?
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Her head cut off by the upper edge of the gift box, the model fades into the background's shaggy white fringe.
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Both fictional and fact-based, they are creating a cultural record that will likely endure long after the Weinstein case fades.
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S. trade dispute continued to unnerve investors, and while the positive impact from MSCI's latest phase of China stock inclusion fades.
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Her strategy relies on the staying power of stories and mythology with relatable narratives, rather than shock value which inevitably fades.
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That is the very real danger we face as the months drag into years, and each successive outrage fades from memory.
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This eventually fades and is not quite as pungent as that of a boar brush (something I can personally attest to).
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And I think there's a potentially winning lane for him if Joe Biden fades as the leading moderate in the race.
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The more I wash it, the more my color fades — especially when I take a dip into the pink-hair pool.
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As Dyson introduces new models, it fades out the older ones and the V7 is ostensibly next on the chopping block.
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In the end, even Harris seems to give up, and all fades to black in a shower of cold, wet dirt.
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In time, all that is left of the light disappears, and the lake fades into darkness at the center of town.
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"After a lot of tragedies happen, there's a lot of heat and then it dies down and fades away," says Hibshman.
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Investment in residential and nonresidential structures such as oil and gas wells is slowingas the boost from recovering oil prices fades.
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It's the kind of case that unfolds frequently across the United States, but often goes unnoticed or quickly fades from view.
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The major difference is that corporate profits are expected to decelerate next year as the impact of the tax cuts fades.
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Past polling suggests increases in concern about gun policy seen in surveys conducted shortly after mass shootings often fades over time.
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If growth fades in the coming years — as many economists believe it will — the cuts could exacerbate the deficit even more.
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The film cuts back and forth, and eventually fades between, the Queen satisfied, yet opaque, expression and Hill's wide, empty eyes.
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Then sit back and enjoy the drama until the sun fades, the play wraps and the theater becomes a park again.
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But his swagger fades a bit when I ask him about the role his double-dealing played in ruining Hilbert's FBI career.
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You can pre-set the time and cross your fingers that by the time the noise fades away, your baby is asleep.
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As Harm Bandholz, chief U.S. economist at Unicredit, notes, once the impact of the fiscal stimulus fades, growth will start to slow.
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So, rather than picking one that simply fades into the background, why not go for an option that's a total compliment-getter?
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As the daylight fades it'll become impossible to navigate the treacherous roads, and I could be spending the night in my car.
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As the post-launch hype fades, it will get easier and easier to just walk into a store and score a Switch.
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This Instagram just proves that the cooler version of the flower crown is here to stay — long after festival season fades away.
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You'll also need ingredients for a recipe to cook tonight, as another week fades into the past and the new one looms.
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ON THE OUTSKIRTS of Cambridge, where city fades to field, the headquarters of Arm Holdings, a chip-design firm, is expanding apace.
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Except the calming landscape image fades into a close-up of one of the feral children letting out a gut-wrenching scream.
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"From a market standpoint, typically economic policy uncertainty is elevated as you head into the election and then it fades," said Kozy.
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Over the course of a couple of weeks, however, the star's brightness fades and a far dimmer star shines in its place.
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Nevertheless, EU's aid to Iran fades compared to 3 billion euros the bloc promised to Turkey for its help in managing migration.
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They also pulled in gasoline cargoes from Europe just when demand for the fuel across the Atlantic typically fades with winter weather.
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"A gold medal is most valuable at the actual moment you win it, but the color fades over time," Nelson tells Axios.
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In light of the ongoing crises occurring elsewhere in the world, the plight of the Rohingya often fades from the international spotlight.
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As O.J. Simpson, Cuba Gooding Jr. is good as always, though — perhaps intentionally — he fades into the background more than you'd expect.
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When the buyer's high fades, you'll be counting the months until you can blow next year's tax refund on doodad version 2.0.
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Palghat is no Pollyanna and he echoes conventional wisdom: If the Trump Trade fades and then fails, markets will indeed be disappointed.
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If the movement by states keeps gaining momentum, a tipping point could be reached where opposition to a national mandatory plan fades.
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But as memories of the toll from infectious diseases fades across the rich world, in some places they are making a comeback.
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This creates an opportunity for big men (or women), with big personal brands, even if Mr Trump himself fades from the scene.
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Investment in residential and nonresidential structures such as oil and gas wells is slowing as the boost from recovering oil prices fades.
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And analysts do expect prices to drop further as the holiday driving rush fades and bad weather keeps people off the roads.
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" They also added that "in the event of a total failure of tax reform, some of the optimism priced in likely fades.
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And help that is promised can end up taking longer or never coming to fruition once the spotlight fades from the response.
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But if immigration fades from the headlines, McConnell could opt to move to other matters — such as voting on Trump's pending nominees.
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Clad in snapbacks, sweatbands, fades, and dunks, three hundred-odd Chinese young people were waiting in line in the tropical afternoon heat.
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As the light fades and the supernova expands, it becomes more transparent, which will enable the researchers to take a closer look.
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The haircuts on the Pisanello boys — bowl-cuts, buzz-cuts, frohawks, fades — may well accurately document Northern Italian styles of the day.
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Growth is expected to slow next year as the impact of the tax cuts fades and the strong dollar cuts into exports.
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That disagreement, however, fades away at two degrees Celsius of warming, the threshold that the Paris climate agreement is intended to avoid.
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Each section is divided by fades to black and individual titles (Frame 2, Frame 15) that create a kind of countdown effect.
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His small glimpse of hope fades, and even the hands that were holding him together disappear like fingers going through your body.
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Then, a few years into the next expansion, as the memory of the crisis fades, lenders start getting their risk back on.
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The impact of all this care fades, though, if you watch the movie in 3-D, which accentuates the movie's cartoonish qualities.
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Pros: Easy to install, safe to use with all fabrics, acts as an insect repellant, pleasant scentCons: Scent fades after several years
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When the star drops the microphone, Mr. Burnham fades to black before we hear the familiar sound of it hitting the floor.
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The hope, he said, is that the novelty of a presidential child and government agents passing in the hallway fades over time.
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Indeed, they see growth slowing in the coming years, as the stimulus from Mr. Trump's tax cuts and higher government spending fades.
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"The media as a whole, when it doesn't talk about the issue, the issue fades from public awareness and concern," he said.
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Go deeper: Top Democrats say Giuliani's Ukraine trip is "a crime in progress" The normalization of impeachment America's interest in impeachment fades
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"As we've seen before, these horrific events occur and then the spotlight fades," Walmart's chief executive, Doug McMillon, said in the statement.
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It's building something that hits players with a shock of creepiness, then evolves into a satisfying puzzle once that initial horror fades.
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"The media as a whole, when it doesn't talk about the issue, the issue fades from public awareness and concern," he said.
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As summer fades to fall, though, recent market shifts could give buyers a leg up in the latter part of the year.
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Even after the halo above the saint's head fades, however, we have to make sense of the ideas that rattled around inside.
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The iconic, proudly permanent, marker, "born for unique, unruly, courageous, outrageous self-expression that never, ever fades from glory," says its manufacturer.
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"If you are on the path of totality, notice how rapidly the light across the landscape fades as totality approaches," NASA said.
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One was an opinion column titled, "As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges," and the two others were Hill.
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And as it fades, scientists are now looking at whether the Pacific swings into a La Niña phase — El Niño's cooler twin.
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But even after it fades, the effects of lead poisoning will be with the people of Flint for a very long time.
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America's GDP growth seems destined to slow next year as the impetus from tax cuts fades and the Fed's rate rises bite harder.
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New neuron growth in the hippocampus, highlighted in green, fades away by the time we reach our teens, a new Nature study finds.
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Just as the ringing tune of "Let It Go" fades from the collective memory — when did you last hear it in a supermarket?
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Mining production surged 23 percent amid rising oil and gas well drilling as the drag from last year's collapse in oil prices fades.
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There will be an on-site salon where you can get Taco Bell nail art, fades, or a braid from the braid bar.
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As the boost from the tax cuts fades away, there's concern about what will stimulate the economy if corporate revenue weakens, Raich noted.
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Mnuchin's report comes at a time when momentum in global rulemaking is already sputtering as the immediate post-crisis sense of urgency fades.
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Her artwork mirrors what leaves look like when they are decomposing: when their colorful tissue fades and underlying skeletal structure becomes increasingly visible.
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As El Nino fades and is replaced by La Nina, the winter of 2016/17 will almost certainly be colder, boosting gas demand.
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"As Russia Collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges," Trump tweeted in response to the news, citing the headline in the Hill.
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In the clip, which opens with footage of MSNBC having technical difficulties, the screen slowly fades to black and "Crazy Train" starts playing.
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Tuesday's full moon in Virgo gives you a distorted look at your spending habits as it fades off with planet of deception, Neptune.
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He's attacking people on a subconscious level, manipulating white noise on the audio mix so it continuously fades in and out of awareness.
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Even if vinyl's fashionability fades a bit, servicing the remaining few machines and supplying parts should keep the cash flowing for the startups.
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That could leave auto insurance companies facing a dim future in which their business shrivels as the need for personal auto insurance fades.
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Rate setters are closely watching for signs that inflation is accelerating and are expecting economic growth to slow as the fiscal stimulus fades.
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Investors, he said, wanted to know that the banks could continue their stellar performances after the initial stimulus from the tax cuts fades.
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As the impact of these shifts on consumer price inflation fades the traditional inverse relationship between wage growth and unemployment may reassert itself.
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The Walker, the same one who spared him in the Season 2 finale, lets out a guttural scream and quickly fades to dust.
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As credit risk fades in the euro zone, it should attract increased flows in its cheaper equity market giving EUR/USD some support.
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As the story of the ex-con who taught a three-legged horse sign language fades to black, all the nervous chatter stops.
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Of course, men of color have been taking clippers to their fades in order to spice up their looks for years upon years.
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And when it wins, as the Nationals ultimately did, bringing Washington its first World Series in almost a century, the memory never fades.
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"Although my hope slowly fades away each passing day, I remain confident that Jamal is still alive," Cengiz wrote in her piece Tuesday.
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But investors widely expect the U.S. economy and company earnings to slow in coming months as the sugar-rush of tax cuts fades.
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The film's early optimism eventually slides into melancholy — the promise of a prosperous China fades alongside the possibilities once entertained by its characters.
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" The final word echoes, reverberating for three seconds as the screen fades to black, and white text proclaims the message: "Donald Trump. Dangerous.
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Somehow the glamour of the country-opera circuit fades when everybody's wrapped in blankets, tablecloths and even trash bags to stave off hypothermia.
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In 22019 and 2012, momentum substituted for celebrity in the nomination contests, but as was revealed in the general election races, momentum fades.
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But we do already know that when necessary political opposition and criticism morphs into doomsday scare tactics, the constructive element fades away quickly.
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Individually, a cicada's song sounds like a tiny maraca shaken at high speed that then fades into a noise resembling an electric buzz.
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As the sheen of A.I. fades, you can see these chatbots for what they really are: a convenient way to hide human labor.
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But as the rally fades and the Nasdaq falls into correction territory, the sector's drag on the broader market may become more pronounced.
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One states that use of Spanish is actually declining in major U.S. metropolitan areas and another shows that Latino identity fades across generations.
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When this one crawls on top of him in bed, he murmurs in voice-over, "I remember," as the scene fades to black.
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That feeling fades when I meet Alba Padró—breastfeeding advisor, IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant), and co-founder of lactation app LactApp.
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As users continue to talk, the blur fades away – but users can opt to add it back if they want to remain hidden.
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Their friendship fades when Tracey goes on to study at a performing arts school and the narrator goes to the local high school.
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As the song fades, Kid Rock extends his arms to the crowd, who offer a standing ovation for what feels like an eternity.
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Stuck in limbo, their plight reflects the enduring humanitarian toll of the migration crisis, which is expected to grow again as winter fades.
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The economy is strong, but growth is still expected to slow in 2019 as the extra juice injected through the tax cuts fades.
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The memory is distant enough, that the actual image itself fades and all that's left is a vague impression of its Technicolor Importance.
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"Their specialty is shaving facial hair, going to town on people's beards, mustaches and sideburns, the line and the fades," Ms. Harris said.
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The theory of the case being offered by Pete's campaign and various uncritically thinking pundits is that as Biden fades, Pete will benefit.
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So as the census saga fades from view, it should be remembered, in all its bizarre aspects, not as outlier but as exemplar.
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He's alone in a basement with an arsonist, a flare, and a whole bunch of flammable chemicals when the episode fades to black.
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I am a fleeting presence that appears for a burst of time, then fades when all the families return to their respective homes.
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Buttigieg fades into the background This was one of Pete Buttigieg's weaker debate performances, at a time when he could ill afford it.
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In 217, officials and academics in the Chinese capital began a project to record the dialect's remaining speakers before it fades away completely.
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As the global spotlight fades, critics say Bahamian officials have ramped up their aggressive campaign to target, harass, and deport the undocumented immigrants.
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As consumer enthusiasm for sedans fades in favor of hatchbacks, crossovers and SUVs, the Model Y could become Tesla's (TSLA) most important car.
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As the last of his attraction to Hannah fades over the course of their five-month relationship, Nate finds himself resenting her furiously.
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Joe realizes he didn't know true love until Love, and the poor, wronged ghost of Guinevere Beck (Elizabeth Lail) fades into the past.
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India's growth is likely to slow further in the coming months as an uptick in government spending around the election fades, Shah said.
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But that beauty quickly fades in the eyes of anyone who knows what was there before and why it is no longer there.
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But that beauty quickly fades in the eyes of anyone who knows what was there before and why it is no longer there.
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Russia and China, for their part, are strategic competitors, the military-industrial complex's new reason for being as the threat of terrorism fades.
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But here in the dark, in a domain generally far from human habitation, language fades out like a radio signal slowly being lost.
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Some producers prefer that, as nebbiolo naturally fades to a kind of garnet color, which consumers sometimes mistakenly associate with weakness in wines.
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After the suns set, a brief moment of black fades in to a close-up of Lady Bunny for a full-length song.
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"As it fades, it's also becoming more transparent, allowing us to see further inside the supernova than we were able to before," Arcavi explained.
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None of this is explicit in the film, leaving only the beauty of the music, cascading through nineteen speakers in overlapping fades and echoes.
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While the number fades compared to the bloc's 500 million people, it triggered bitter disputes between EU states over how to provide for them.
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And as the feelgood factor fades away, Trump&aposs barbed words are likely to provide a focus for British anger toward their house guest.
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There's such an emotional rush there, as he gets his old self back, and then such a sharp fall when the serum-rush fades.
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Video of Bracamontes fades into scenes of the "caravan," which is made up of thousands of migrants fleeing violence and poverty in Central America.
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Veblen's mother, Melanie, is a red giant of a narcissist, expanding even as she fades, and her hypochondria is on another cosmic scale entirely.
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And when the visibility fades, you're left with nothing but that combination of strength and trauma you never asked for in the first place.
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Now, going home, it might be tough, as the excitement fades, but you have faced much greater challenges before, it will be a breeze.
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READ: Full CNN/ORC poll results Typically, support for third party candidates fades as the major party tickets are set heading into their conventions.
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Black folks use du-rags to keep our braids and locs fresh, and also to keep our fades, waves, and low-cuts in place.
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But when that zingy endorphin high from my workout fades, I'm still left with a sad, greasy ponytail and a hankering for Shake Shack.
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The plants themselves also show some pigmentation in both the young leaves—which have a reddish cast which fades over time—and the flowers.
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After a while, the sense of contact fades and I get on with my music listening, but that might be more problematic for others.
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Cryo-tech cooling ensures that your machine never overheats, and Tobii eye tracking fades on-screen UI when your vision isn't trained on it.
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But this instant affluence fades as people develop a more conscientious grasp on their income and eventually spending decreases, returning to a normal pattern.
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From an angle, the Galaxy Fold's crease is definitely there, but from straight on, it almost completely fades away and becomes much less obtrusive.
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The economy is largely losing speed as the stimulus from the White House's $20.4 trillion tax-cut package and a government spending blitz fades.
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Surely every time my friend pulls a song out of the capsule and exposes it to light, a little bit of its lustre fades.
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Repetition and temp morts, as ever in Jarmusch, have their place, as do the laconic humor, slow fades to black, and the droll protagonist.
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Hundreds of fighters getting fades, wearing custom-tailored suits, lobbying for money fights, and trotting out their best (and worst) one-liners gets tiresome.
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The light blue fades into black and gray on the main band, which is made of plastic and connects down to the ear cups.
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Australia is seeking to dominate Asian markets for premium foods, as the country looks to rebalance its economy as a mining investment boom fades.
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When the fluorescence signal fades in a couple of days, like with 3DISCO, there's not much left to see in the tissues, says Ertürk.
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The 10-year old economic expansion, the longest in history, is slowing as the stimulus from last year's $1.313 trillion tax cut package fades.
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But Gallup's long-term trend shows that while support for stricter gun laws generally increases after mass shootings, much of that bump eventually fades.
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But when he steps to the front of the Trump critics, the content of his words fades and the fact of defeat stands out.
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The first discernible rhythm, one somewhat muted and restrained, arrives nearly 50 minutes into an hour-long Serato-based performance of twists and fades.
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When each stranger fades to a half-presence in the darkness, you're alone with your feelings yet unable to hide them, a reflective exhibitionist.
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Manduka's Prolite is special because it never peels, flakes, or fades, so they'll get to use the lightweight, cushioned mat for years to come.
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It may be when the last of the generation who built it fades away and takes with him the spirit of a fading era.
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And they hope that in the course of a year of campaigning, governors will break through after the spotlight fades from the front-runners.
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When the last petal falls, the Beast can't reverse the spell and he's stuck — unless he can find true love before that flower fades.
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Sell-offs could continue for a stretch longer as some of the feverish enthusiasm that pushed markets to January highs fades, according to Dwyer.
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There's so much bickering, though, that the dementia itself — unlike in Sarah Polley's heartbreaking 2007 drama, "Away From Her" — soon fades into the background.
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In addition to commanding a premium, the sun's steady presence makes it more expensive to cool a space, fades textiles and damages wood floors.
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Rate setters are closely watching for signs that inflation is accelerating and they are expecting economic growth to slow as the fiscal stimulus fades.
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Now, children's books are piled into crates in his shop, where Mr. Escueta live-streams his daily business of books, buzz cuts and fades.
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As he finally exits the store and turns away from his friend, his smile fades, and a sense of helplessness washes over his face.
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Phil has always said that he was going to take all the fades and put them together and put out some records of that.
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And a good ending can mean the difference between a show that becomes an all-time favorite and one that slowly fades from memory.
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With the completion of each task, a choir-like aah sound drones as the environment fades to white before transitioning to the next task.
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Many progressive lawmakers have endorsed extending prosecution time limits somewhat for sex crimes, but support fades when it comes to long extensions or elimination.
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The economy is also losing speed as the stimulus from the White House's $1.5 trillion tax-cut package and a government spending blitz fades.
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But the music in his nimble fingers and clarion voice, as deep-rooted as his Arkansas childhood, clings even as the man fades away.
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The episode ends with Eleanor nudged in the direction of finding Chidi and her former friends, and fades to black before she gets there.
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I was so tempted to make regular appointments at the barber, just as I had growing up — fades and crew cuts and clean lines.
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But we forecast growth to drop below 6% in 2018, as the short-term boost from measures focused on increasing credit and investment fades.
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Even as they become fluid readers, using their imaginations to conjure images that the words leave out, that hunger for satisfying visuals never fades.
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The situation of Harena and Didier, no longer unusual, fades into the constantly rewoven fabric of gossip and fantasies that makes up island history.
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Skeptical researchers have contended that it doesn't really matter, that preschool provides only short-term educational assistance that fades out after a few years.
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But as he takes more and more power, his vulnerability is replaced by a deeply disturbing sadism, and the audience's laughter slowly fades away.
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Economic policymakers think the expansion could dim as stimulus from tax cuts and low interest rates fades while a U.S.-China trade skirmish brews.
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One fades, and the other traditionally gets assimilated into the larger culture, with a kind of petting zoo gentility – welcome to Neutered York City.
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As the intensity fades throughout the day, the color still stays intact in a soft, just-drank-a-bottle-of-Merlot tinted kind of way.
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So, when MS Paint finally eats some turpentine and fades away, you can at least rest easy knowing that your screen grab game is covered.
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It happens when I'm too far out, when I've been gone for an extended stretch and everything like a dream just fades away for me.
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Cheaper than a desk treadmill, the Flexispot similarly teases an ideal scenario: focusing on work, while the effort and tedium of traditional exercise fades away.
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As the stage fades to black, Mr Raskopoulos sits quietly, his chest heaving, sweat and tears testifying to the effort required to tell this story.
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The Volcano Shadow controller, which has the best name of the three, has a deep orange color that fades up into a dark, smokey gray.
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It's an honor, a privilege, a validation, and, until now, a secure foothold in a community that becomes ever more important as one's career fades.
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The best that can be said of a gaming controller is that it fades from your view and acts as an extension of your mind.
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Additionally, various models like Aiden Curtiss, Jourdana Phillips, Cheyenne Maya Carty, and more have different natural hair textures that include cropped fades and 3C curls.
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Analysts have expressed concerns about future home sales in 2019 as last year's massive stimulus from the Trump administration's tax cuts and spending increases fades.
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But once things start, and the players make their way to the stage while that giant screen flickers to life, all of that fades away.
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She stares at a large, bladed fan propped up in her mother's window and fades in and out of the her memories and current surroundings.
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In the high school rom-com prom scene, he is the celeb staring at you from across the room as everyone else fades to black.
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The original intention to be in a cab by 11:00 and inside a club by 12:00 fades as hours fall over each other.
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Even as the restaurant fades, Mr. Seeley will keep running a store at the farm that sells his chocolate milk, ice cream and egg nog.
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Another risk is that the economy does not get the boost that's expected from some of Trump's policies, and confidence fades and economic activity declines.
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As the group's dream of controlling enough territory to declare a bona fide caliphate fades, ISIS will revert to being a more "regular" terrorist group.
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Labor market strength should support the economy, which is cooling as last year's massive stimulus from the Trump administration's tax cuts and spending increases fades.
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The economy has shifted into lower gear as stimulus from the Trump administration's $2150 trillion tax cut package as well as increased government spending fades.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 12 percent of the economy, is losing momentum as the stimulus from last year's $1.5 trillion tax cut package fades.
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I love Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE.
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Of course, there will always be the odd song that climbs to the outer reaches of a Spotify playlist, then the artist fades into obscurity.
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As for 2017, well, these NASA scientists predicted that things will cool down a bit as the intense El Niño we've been experiencing fades away.
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Together with finite amounts of hoarded scrap, that should mean the scrap effect fades over time as the supply bulge moves down the supply chain.
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Once Kirkman arrives at the White House, though, the momentum fades as various tedious-looking subplots are introduced, and disbelief becomes more difficult to suspend.
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I've wrangled my depression, still struggle with anxiety, and have accepted that the pain of losing a parent at a young age never fully fades.
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The opposition Labor Party doesn't want to be seen to support a softening of hardline policies lest its current dominance in the opinion polls fades.
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"I knew that beauty fades, so I got certified in a lot of skills because skills are something that can't be taken away," she said.
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It will be years before the big hair and Brooklyn fades of the Jersey Shore generation infiltrate our country's beach houses and gym locker rooms.
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If that fades, Beijing's control over its leviathan steel sector and those politically toxic export flows is going to be put to the real test.
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And yet, as the sources of illumination turn out to be no more than LEDs strapped to shins and forearms of dancers, the shimmer fades.
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Pyro is an iPhone app that takes a playlist created from your iTunes or Spotify account that it then fades in and out between tracks.
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You and that unicorn hair are going to be together for a while — from its unveiling glory until it fades and your roots grow in.
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The image sharpens and fades as she continues to play with the controls until eventually we have the clearest image possible at a mid-length.
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Acne has always been considered an adolescent issue — something that fades away post-college, along with final exams, poor dating judgment, and over-plucked eyebrows.
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Monocle registers Lyle's intention to tune in to the extra-terrestrial drama, fades out his vision, and throws him into a shiny, minimalistic news studio.
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She's posing on the deck of a mid-century house in Beachwood Canyon, in the low hills of Hollywood, as afternoon fades gently into evening.
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Once the lights dim and the music fades, President Xi and the party leadership will face a number of challenges, both at home and abroad.
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"There are funny crackles whenever I talk on the phone, and it suddenly fades or boosts," he told The Sun-Herald of Sydney in 21998.
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In some places, the rubbery material is as thick as the slab itself while in other areas it bubbles up, skips or fades out entirely.
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When your ability to stand and bang in our outside of the cage fades, maybe there's nothing left to do but end with a whimper.
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The step-down in hiring reflects a shortage of workers and softening economic growth as the stimulus from a $1.5 trillion tax cut package fades.
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This makes all the difference as the excitement of setting out fades and you realize you are four hours away from your next pit stop.
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But if I were Apple, I would want to cut through that noise and create a device designed so seamlessly that it fades to invisibility.
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The app's cleverest feature is its "focus mode," which fades out everything else in your document other than the line or paragraph you're working on.
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" And "Neighbors," a pretty yet restless counterpoint of guitars and voices, suggests a later, colder meet up: "With every passing day/Our history fades away.
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I'm speaking on a panel in front of a full house, but any nervousness quickly fades — I actually love speaking in front of big groups.
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The scene recalls the opening sequence of the film, where drilling for rare earths and gems in Ethiopia fades into a depiction of Howard's colonoscopy.
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It's fascinating how quickly the topic that everyone was focusing on fades as the next day's two or three more pieces of information move forward.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration forecasts coal output will fall this year as domestic consumption ebbs and again in 2019 as the export opportunity fades.
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Gamma ray bursts begin with a bright flash that only lasts for about a second or less, followed by an afterglow that fades over time.
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Meyvis highlighted another reason a business might want customers make a small initial investment in a product that is years away from delivery: Excitement fades.
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Think of how the feeling of a light touch of a T-shirt on your body fades from your awareness the longer you wear it.
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As the spring fades and summer dries the pools where the Eubranchipuses spent their salad days, the mature females produce special eggs with thicker shells.
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One wants its players and sport to thrive, and one stands by while its best players get injured and the sport fades into dull irrelevance.
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Painted in dark indigo and matte orange, they are surrounded by a fuchsia halo that fades to midnight blue at the edges of the canvas.
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American attention on gun control normally fades quickly, but several data points, including Google search data, reveals that the current conversation has a long tail.
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The economy has shifted into lower gear as stimulus from the Trump administration's $1.5 trillion tax cut package as well as increased government spending fades.
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Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (Mich.) and Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (Minn.).
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Y.), Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Mich.) and Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Minn.).
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE says he has no objection to special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE testifying before Congress.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) said Wednesday that Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE should be held in contempt of Congress.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE has some explaining to do today about special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's findings.
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Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Mich.), Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Minn.) and Netanyahu?
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The purple color way isn't a solid color, but a gradient that fades from black to purple from the top to the bottom of the phone.
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How do you think history will judge some of these speeches after time goes on and the immediate political context they were given in fades away?
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Back in Europe, France's 10-year government bond yield dropped to its lowest since 2016 as the impact of the anti-government "yellow vest" protest fades.
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Where Slender in particular suffers from ambiguity (when caught, the screen simply fades into white noise) Power Drill Massacre – quite literally – goes straight for the jugular.
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Eventually, I'm sure, his reciprocal Likes will dwindle as well, until the digital shadow of our former connection fades away to something resembling the past tense.
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Looking beyond 2017, Citi's optimism also fades on expectations that increasing numbers of shale producers will be enticed back into the market by more favorable pricing.
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"Now that it's not in their face anymore, it's kind of becoming a less glamorous, and less pressing issue as the drought fades away," he says.
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After the spur of El Nino fades, global temperatures are likely to be slightly cooler in 2017, said Myles Allen, a climate expert at Oxford University.
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Or if the urgency fades before a vaccine is developed, work on the vaccine may stall and fall to the wayside, like with the SARS vaccine.
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As the peal of the last bell fades into infinity, the screen goes dark and Emily hauls herself out of your nightmares and into your face.
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It takes hours at the salon to get your desired color, not to mention it costs a lot of money and it fades way too quickly.
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If he fades in New Hampshire, will it be because he hasn't been able to master the business side of the game — direct mail, polling, organization?
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Goldman Sachs lowered its price target on Chipotle, citing the prospect of a sales drop as the boost from the beleaguered restaurant chain's recent promotion fades.
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In the meantime, Mars Express will continue snapping raw images of the cloud until it fades away, so you can follow its progress safely from Earth.
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Once the election euphoria fades, he said the government has to prove there will be more freedom, good governance and a better life for all Malaysians.
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But when the past is colorized, as with this remarkable collection of pictures from World War I, history comes to life and the generational divide fades.
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Like how the intelligence required to ride a bike is cued by the presence of the bike, but fades away when there is no bike available.
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But on the technical front, gold faces the potential for a downside correction if and when uncertainty fades, said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at OANDA.
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The toner used to root the look is semi-permanent, so it fades within two months and you're left with naturally blended roots in its place.
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Soon after the roar of the Harrier fades, two combat helicopters and two unmistakable Osprey aircraft with their tiltable rotors land back on the flight deck.
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When most people try to whistle their favorite song, you can maybe catch a few notes before the whistle fades out and becomes incoherent breathing sounds.
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The moderation in job growth also reflecting a shortage of workers and softening economic growth as the stimulus from a $1.5 trillion tax cut package fades.
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But god bless Craig Howe; I hope he continues to come up with perfectly calculated SEO schemes long after his Slurp Juice tribute fades into history.
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