In the digital world, however, these have largely melted away.
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As the audience cheered, the clown's grinning face melted away.
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But when it was slowed down, the doubt melted away.
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But after he started at Uber, those activities melted away.
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But that advantage melted away in just over four minutes.
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She couldn't just stand there while her legs melted away.
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The early lead for the Remain campaign has melted away.
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The boys' nerves melted away in a chorus of hollering.
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Formerly ironclad distinctions among musical styles have significantly melted away.
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After the victory against Bnei Yehuda, the crowds melted away.
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So his support melted away, to the benefit of Macron.
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In the heat of the tropical sun, it quickly melted away.
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An average of 3.3 pounds melted away from each temporary teetotaler!
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The frightened protesters melted away, allowing Nusra to enter the bunker.
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But where physical borders have melted away, other borders have risen.
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Called upon for soft, hovering high notes, the decades melted away.
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QUITE A FEW things have melted away in this torrid European summer.
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The snow only lasted for one day, and has since melted away.
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Animosity and tension that I hadn't even known I'd harbored melted away.
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But when the questions started coming, the President's sunny outlook melted away.
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The copper grew on the wax form, which was then melted away.
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I knew to question claims about new drugs that "melted away" tumors.
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Freed by the water and harbored by mountains, city worries melted away.
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Twenty pounds melted away and she has kept them off without effort.
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After that, organized armed resistance to the Iranian-backed onslaught melted away.
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The anger quickly melted away when I told her how I felt.
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But thanks to my favorite show, that anxiety has all but melted away.
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But all of that was melted away the second we hit the field.
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Mockery that labeled him "Robot Rubio" rained down, and his momentum melted away.
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And," as the smile melted away, "they will hate her just as much.
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Ted Cruz -- that was active and vibrant during the campaign suddenly melted away.
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In the presence of this young woman, however, the rock star façade melted away.
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Everything melted away into nothingness, but into a nothingness that contained within it all.
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As a result, consumers increasingly turned to margarine and demand for butter melted away.
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In Myanmar, a political opening has melted away U.S. sanctions and a policy of
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But that seemingly solid tapestry of social orders melted away into nothingness almost overnight.
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In the field, need melted away any potential discrimination based on race or gender.
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But the economic optimism that Trump has tried to cultivate melted away last week.
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Everything melted away into nothingness, but into a nothingness that contained within it all.
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But that argument melted away this week and his standing still did not improve.
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Another showed a man with half his face melted away, revealing his grinning teeth.
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With the arrival of the Affordable Care Act in 2000, those worries melted away.
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Already, about 22014 billion tons of ice have melted away each year since 25.
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In 1918 and 2003, opposition melted away when British and American forces respectively marched in.
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And as I used the headset more and more, my desire to stray melted away.
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My worries about feeling unattractive melted away as I slipped into the noir-lit basement.
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But any bitterness he held seemingly melted away as he became acquainted with his daughter.
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Several anticipated Republican votes for the bipartisan deal melted away, and gridlock resulted once again.
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In 1918 and 2003, opposition melted away when British and American forces marched into the city.
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But, after 13 sober and admirable years at the top, Angela Merkel's authority has melted away.
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His customers had melted away at the sudden arrival of Saeed Asghar and his police escort.
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February's volatility melted away, once again encouraging the bulls to increase their weightings in risk assets.
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The Cold War began to thaw and finally melted away with the Soviet Union in 1992.
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A 2008 project called Your Ice Curtain featured ice sculptures that melted away in real time.
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I think it was at that moment that whatever prejudice was left in me melted away.
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That by nighttime, my anger had melted away to tears, leaving me collapsed on the couch.
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The rubber had melted away, and the steel belts lay in tangled heaps, like giant Slinkys.
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It was athletic storytelling at the highest level, contrived drama so good that the real melted away.
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The first time I looked in the mirror with my buzz cut, the fear immediately melted away.
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But he also made me better," he remarked, adding that "in recent years" their "rivalry melted away.
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The days melted away in a rolling wave of orgasms––mine and every woman's at the center.
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Other users posted pictures on community forums of Note 7s with USB-port sides having melted away.
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But he also made me better," Bush remarked, adding that "in recent years" their "rivalry melted away.
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It's fur, in the light, is bleached white and the flesh from its face is melted away.
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As soon as I saw Lauren on that beach, all of my fears and anxieties melted away.
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Nixon's base nearly melted away in the face of evidence of his guilt in a cover-up.
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The scoops of ice cream have kind of already melted away a bit, but I like it.
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That would be a novel achievement in a country where faith in politicians long ago melted away.
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Once he started the twice-monthly injections, the scaly lesions on his skin had practically melted away.
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The cars parked outside have suffered the same fate -- their paint burned to ash, their tires melted away.
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The spacecraft and the ground held their silence as best they could as those 300 seconds melted away.
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Well, Fuller's cuteness melted away in high school and college, revealing the creepy loner that had manifested underneath.
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A "melt-up" that sent the MSCI's world share index up 21 percent in January suddenly melted away.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Under a white tent on the shores of the Dead Sea, Huda Abuarquob's frustration melted away.
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Units that had taken over the airport melted away, their commander saying he did not support the coup.
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He started to talk faster, and the rote stiffness with which he'd recounted his complaint suddenly melted away.
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As a result, Republican support for Judge Sotomayor quickly melted away, and she received only seven Republican votes.
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Following the N.R.A.'s announcement, Republican support melted away, and only seven Republicans voted for Justice Sotomayor's confirmation.
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One of the themes is how the boundaries between photography and other media have, over time, melted away.
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But because of Romney's immense popularity and his near universal name recognition here, potential obstacles have melted away.
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The North Vietnamese forces eventually melted away — and then returned to rebuild as soon as the Americans left.
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A "melt-up" that sent the MSCI's world share index up 1.23 percent in January suddenly melted away.
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" Professor Hanson's dismissiveness melted away a bit with what he described as his second, "slightly more elaborate theory.
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McConaughey may have melted away his weight gain in short order, but for Howard, the process has been slower.
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The fire melted away the windows of her car parked in the driveway, leaving behind a charred metallic frame.
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To be clear -- the agency isn't saying 12% of the world's second-largest ice sheet melted away this week.
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All of their other allies had just melted away into dust, so it was kind of a stressful moment.
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Argentina and Portugal, and Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, limped on a little longer, and then melted away, too.
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She had surgery to remove the tumor, and over the next few months all of her symptoms melted away.
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In most places—Canada, New England, the upper Midwest, Scandinavia—the ice melted away about ten thousand years ago.
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Around many of them, the snow had melted away, leaving them perched like giant mushrooms on stems of snow.
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In the next take, she started out with a dimpled smile, which melted away as Casey grew more menacing.
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But a lot of those anxieties melted away once the first wave of glowing reactions rolled in on social media.
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During their daily 15-minute commutes to a North Philadelphia elementary school, the stress of their overcrowded classrooms melted away.
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With every hole on the front nine that Woods played on Friday, it seemed as if another year melted away.
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"The rest of the pre-election fog has melted away," Dmitri Medvedev, Russia's prime minister, wrote on his Facebook page.
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All the challenges I had experienced as a public educator in recent years melted away upon reading that one email.
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That, along with everything she's done up until now, has melted away all the fear I had, and given me hope.
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But as I drove an 2017 Audi A4 down the Las Vegas Strip, the seconds I usually spend waiting melted away.
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When Ebanks finally turned Baker to the mirror to see her new hair for the first time, all anxieties melted away.
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All of a sudden that hatred melted away on Thursday when portfolio managers found themselves too negative on the deep cyclicals.
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Now that the data is flowing, the tension that accompanied the set-up of the lidar system has simply melted away.
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The lesson helps him keep growing even now that the desperation to make it out of Carol City has melted away.
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Over the past few decades, the older, thicker, multiyear sea ice has been melted away by warmer ocean and air temperatures.
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It melted away against Barcelona the year before that, unable or unwilling to resist as Neymar and Lionel Messi ran riot.
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Hillary Clinton's lead nationally over Senator Bernie Sanders has largely melted away, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll.
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Do you feel looking back, or did you feel at the time, this great unspoken promise when Slowdive and shoegaze melted away?
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It's been a contentious primary, and online it's often felt toxic, but talking to people at their homes, that unpleasantness melted away.
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With the Pixel, I can recite what's wrong with it, however those shortcomings are melted away by the glowing brilliance of its photography.
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My approach was to eat one slice and discover that it didn't do anything and keep eating slices until reality completely melted away.
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The journey here — the thousands of miles on a plane, the many hours in a car, the weariness, the exhaustion — quietly melted away.
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Professional basketball disappeared first, then the college game followed; hockey melted away; baseball went on indefinite hiatus; and soccer took leave, as well.
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But those worries mostly melted away as she landed line after line that would, a few hours later, help invigorate a stagnated candidacy.
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In fact, all my cynicism melted away when I saw the Giants present Army veteran Steve DeVries with a service dog on Sunday.
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The original Biosphere was originally covered in a thick acrylic skin, which melted away in a 1976 fireWould Bucky approve of such a plan?
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Two billion tons of ice has already melted away this season in Greenland, a number that is about 40 percent of the nation's area.
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By the time Turkish tanks rolled into the main town, the Kurdish militia known as the People's Protection Units, or YPG, had melted away.
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The combination was a deadly one for the Islamic State, which simply couldn't compete and melted away into the underbrush after a few years.
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As the insurgents melted away, the Yemenis marched toward a military camp on a small hill overlooking Azzan that the Qaeda fighters had used.
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Our previous relationships melted away, and when he got a gig to transport some rich man's art to Florida, I volunteered to join him.
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Thirty-five years had melted away and he was back in Ivory Coast as a young Peace Corps volunteer, if only for an instant.
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And just like that, my first-ever MMO has been melted away by Disney's virtual grit truck, reduced to old accounts and blurry screenshots.
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But that proved easier said than done, and as the administration studied how to go about achieving that goal, political support for it melted away.
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This included the final, where the cliched and overstated politeness of the Japanese wrestling fans melted away into chants and cheers for the veteran star.
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As the fog melted away, the sun rose to reveal the forested mountains around the Klamath River—a vista that would make Bob Ross faint.
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So, the GOP plan for revenue-neutral, permanent reform was already starting about $85033 trillion in the hole before the ACA spending cuts melted away.
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On Friday, physicists from the same two CERN teams reported that under the onslaught of more data, the possibility of a particle had melted away.
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Parts of the state received below average snowfall this winter, and that snow pack had melted away by early spring, allowing vegetation to dry out.
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At the same time, I was also dealing with a bit of annoyance with my partner, which melted away by the end of the session.
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Professor Atle Nesje of the University of Bergen believes about 90% of the Norwegian glaciers may have melted away by the end of the century.
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What follows in the second gallery moves the viewer into a contemporary period, where the distinction between the center and its peripheries is melted away.
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But after pulling the below baked beauties out of the oven and inhaling the bubbling cheese, butter, and breadcrumb scent, all my frustrations immediately melted away.
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Stuck in a shelter for so long, the rescue was initially a little skittish about all the attention, but that melted away under Handley's loving guidance.
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Firearms sales slumped after President Trump was elected in 24.8, as fears of gun control melted away with the administration's vocal support of the gun industry.
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This Tuesday, on an all new episode of The Profit, a gelato popsicle company's profits have melted away due to owner Tony Fellows' waning work ethic.
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The entire top of the plane's body melted away, down to the level of the windows, and what was visible of the interior was charred beyond recognition.
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How my cares melted away — but what was important become crystal clear — as I rode atop a ferocious wave, hair glimmering, smile broadening, feet angled just so.
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More than a decade of price rises melted away in April 22013 when gold suffered its biggest one-day drop in dollar terms of $21 an ounce.
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In 2017, the firm took in $18.4 million, its lowest income since 2008, as clients who hired Podesta in anticipation of a Hillary Clinton presidency melted away.
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A new peer-reviewed study quantifies how much more nuclear power the public might support if "dread" melted away and opinions were more consistent with actual risk.
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But, even so, it was peculiar how, in the decades that followed the New York City teachers' strike, resistance to foundations, for the most part, melted away.
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The president's optimistic, even nonchalant attitude melted away this week in a series of sudden developments as he crisscrossed meetings at the United Nations in New York.
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I'd have to get a job, maybe go to school, sort out a life that had melted away on that mound and hadn't stopped bleeding until now.
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"I have been very lucky and people from across the world have left messages of support and lovely comments, and my fears very quickly melted away," Paris says.
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Using the Antarctic sea ice maximum as "evidence" to counter the realities of climate change might always have been considered "thin," but that argument has now melted away.
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Restraint seems to have melted away since President Trump&aposs policy of family separations at the border, which he has since reversed, came to dominate the news coverage.
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I walked into the game trembling with fear, but the moment I put that buff around my forehead, the anxiety and self-doubt I typically carry melted away.
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"When I first held my baby, the world melted away and I knew he was the most important thing I'd ever do," the former Walking Dead star said.
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It totally melted away, and I still feel light inside, and I'm glad I'm not carrying this weight on my back, and it feels good … it's absolutely freeing.
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Those who had originally promised to protect them, the pesh merga soldiers of Masoud Barzani's political party in Iraqi Kurdistan, had melted away in their hour of need.
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But hey, we need to keep making money for the company, so... My personal life fell completely apart mid-year, when a serious long-term relationship melted away.
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A teeming colony of walruses is crammed at the edge of eighty-meter cliffs along the coast of Russia, where climate change has melted away the sea ice.
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In contrast with clashes last month with demonstrators protesting against the extradition bill, this time the crowds just melted away when police fired a few canisters of tear gas.
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At the scene of the blast, photos showed the tanker surrounded by the husks of burned-out motorbikes and automobiles, their windows and tires melted away from the heat.
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It was the "outrageous" characters that Van Dosselaer is fondest of, including Sassan, a reanimated, patchwork corpse who talks with a lisp because her tongue is half melted away.
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The unfortunate downside to a natural highlight — like the gentle sheen on your cheekbones after applying moisturizer — is that it's all but melted away after you've finished your makeup.
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Dr. Loring said that when she discussed I.V.G. with colleagues who initially said it would never be used with humans, their skepticism often melted away as the talk continued.
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After it was revealed that she had made the final two, Tunzi said her nerves melted away as she stood on stage with Miss Puerto Rico Madison Anderson Berrios.
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I couldn't see what was being handed out, and in a couple of minutes it was all over and the car drove off and the satisfied customers melted away.
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My fear and sadness and that general halo of feeling "left out" of life's normal things all melted away (for awhile), and were replaced by a single woman's oxytocin: Accomplishment.
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The frontier issue is so tricky because, under the Northern Irish peace process, the border between Northern Ireland and Ireland has melted away, with checkpoints dismantled to reduce sectarian tensions.
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But as queer people become normalized, have these tight-knit families and communities once found in lesbian and gay bars just melted away into a puddle of casual societal acceptance?
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But when Harlem, Hell's Kitchen, Williamsburg, the Lower East Side, and Bedford-Stuyvesant started to become hot areas, it was clear the majority of the old fears had melted away.
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It was one of the last moments in her life that would not be recorded, and as soon as Sumi's short-lived consciousness of it melted away, it was gone forever.
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Mr. Malik, who had spent the evening in the front row holding hands with Ms. Hadid, had been scheduled for a batch of top-secret interviews, once the crowds melted away.
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Before any of the particles we now know and love, such as protons and neutrons, could form, they melted away into what astrophysicists call the quark soup, or quark-gluon plasma.
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It just melted away, because the blood, the relationship between brother and sister, the bond, is so deep… She broke down and said &apos… We have to be OK with each other.
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And while a three-year bull-market run created nearly US$300bn of fresh CMBS supply, deal flow recently has melted away and there is little hope that this situation will improve.
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Now that the sea ice has melted away due to climate change, walruses are forced to swim miles out of their way to find land where they can "haul out" and rest.
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Finally, by a thicket of acacia trees, the legionnaires spotted a turbaned suspect in flip-flops, carrying an AK-213, who set off at a sprint and melted away in the distance.
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The organ was installed in 1868 during Notre-Dame's last major renovation at the direction of the architect Eugène Viollet-le-Duc, who erected the spire that melted away in Monday's flames.
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The freedom of movement around the capital enjoyed by this insurgency is such that the "ring of steel" that once kept NATO officials and Afghan families safe has all but melted away.
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The jitters from warm-ups had melted away, he said, and once he gathered the ball and headed upfield trying to hit a hole, it was with a singular, long-awaited thought.
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And mechanisation had little effect on "job" printers, who set most of their broadsides, stationery, business ephemera and small editions of books by hand until metal type mostly melted away by the 1970s.
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Spain's IBEX index initially rose after acting prime minister Mariano Rajoy's People's Party fared better than expected in weekend elections but the gains melted away and the index was last down 1.4 percent.
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The market "melt-up" they all talked about in January has melted away, the Dow and S&P are down for the year, and the outlook for Q22 is a great deal more uncertain.
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But as my muscles grew and my love handles and paunch melted away between March 2500th and April 2150nd, I became fixated on what on earth I'd been doing wrong up until that point.
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But when Ms. Kowroski performed during her pregnancy, up until her fourth month, something more mysterious happened: layers of tension melted away as she danced with strength and control but was also utterly free.
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Iraq's American-trained army melted away in the face of the Islamic State's jihadist fighters in 2014, forcing him to send troops back into a war he thought he had ended two years earlier.
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Qassim Attiyah, the spokesman for the Baghdad Operations Command, which is responsible for security around Tarmiya, said the attackers had melted away before a nearby army unit could reach the scene on Tuesday night.
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Any public faith that Mr Peña would curb graft melted away in 21996 when a journalist revealed that his wife's $7m house had belonged to a businessman who had won several contracts under his presidency.
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When the head of the American Federation of Teachers, Randi Weingarten, tweeted "Trump has chosen the most ideological, anti-public ed nominee since the creation of the Dept of Education," all remaining doubts melted away.
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But that cynicism melted away when I was able to experience the game through my daughter's eyes, seeing the sheer joy in her face when she saw these fantastical creatures hiding right in our backyard.
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After spending $25 billion and nearly a decade, U.S. attempts to train and equip Iraqi troops ended with a whimper when those soldiers melted away the moment ISIS attacks first began a few years ago.
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May, whose control over the withdrawal process, or Brexit, has melted away in recent days, culminating in open defiance from members of her own cabinet in a vote on Wednesday rejecting a "no-deal" Brexit.
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Read: Canada Tries to Turn Its A.I. Ideas Into Dollars Meltdown A freezer went on the fritz at the University of Alberta in Edmonton and melted away tens of thousands of years of climate history.
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Real's whole season may hinge on its Round of 16 tie against a surging Paris Saint-Germain and the usual bulletproof confidence that Ronaldo and the rest will deliver in the Champions League has melted away.
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While the Trump administration has made noises about imposing sanctions on China for its treatment of Uyghurs, plans to do so appear to have melted away as high-stakes trade talks between the two powers continue.
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I just knew I'd had a blast, had danced so hard my toes went numb, and that all the stress and panic just melted away the moment the DJ put on The Supremes and the party began.
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One day, in the grip of a horrendous panic attack, someone gave me a small blue pill—which I later learned was called etizolam—and within about 20 minutes everything I'd been worried about just melted away.
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All that pretty much melted away, however -- pretty much literally -- in the huge battle that closed the episode, as Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) led her Dothraki warriors into combat against the rival forces under Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau).
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Now, during the peak summer melt season — when the Arctic ice is melted away by the Sun — the ice coverage is about 40 percent less than it was in the late 1970s and early 1980s, according to NASA.
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All photography by Laura Palmer Those opening chords; that drop; the bit where he sounds like a dolphin – April 210 was the moment where everything we ever hated about Justin Bieber melted away like snow on a hot day.
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Ohio State finally eked out a one-point win in overtime (more high-fiving!), and when my in-laws came to stay at my parents' house over Thanksgiving, the polite restraint had melted away and it just felt like family.
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I hoped my parents would see the spark that she and I have both felt almost from the very beginning and when she got out of the car, all of that worry melted away and I just felt good again.
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As in the failed Soviet coup, the Turkish coup leaders were dependent on raw conscripts who had either not been told the truth about their mission, or had not expected to face popular resistance and quickly melted away or surrendered.
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But all my resentment toward this essential skin-care step quickly melted away when I finally got my hands on the much-adored, highly praised, Holy Grail SPF — Bioré UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence sunscreen, which is only sold abroad.
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Whether or not the next three months wind up being abysmally hot, or mercifully average, this outlook signals a new normal for our climate state—hotter than the long-term average, until, of course, that long-term average gets melted away.
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Zhiqing Wan, Twinfinite: God of War's action combat still feels as fast-paced as ever, and while I was initially a little disappointed about replacing the iconic Blades of Chaos with the Leviathan Axe, that feeling melted away pretty quickly.
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It was an archeology program, long off the air now, but just breathe its name amongst any group of dorky-looking 20-somethings and watch the nostalgia ripple through them as if the intervening years had just melted away in seconds.
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The project stalled, funds melted away, and, in 2006, the city stepped in and took control of the cultural district, making it part of what it called the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, made up of several organizations devoted to improving the downtown area.
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The pair, who recently celebrated their one-year wedding anniversary, made sure they took advantage of the wintry scene before it melted away by snapping photos of the winter wonderland — including an image of them embracing while sharing a kiss in their matching grey beanies.
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Richtel told portions of Jason's story in a Science Times series on the promise and perils of immunologic therapy: With a last-ditch experimental monoclonal antibody treatment, Jason's huge, disfiguring tumors melted away like warming ice cubes — a visible miracle, if sadly short-lived.
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A "melt-up" that sent the MSCI's "all-country" world share index up more than 20.44 percent in January suddenly melted away as tensions over global trade escalated, turmoil deepened in the White House and market-leading technology firms wobbled on fears of regulation and other issues.
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From the second she took stage with her three backup dancers, all dressed in identical outfits — dark blue fedoras, leather pants and trench coats, opening to reveal mesh shirts of the same hue with strategic glitter appliques — any and all doubt about her abilities melted away.
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But in Bill Rauch's transformative and important production at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, any such worries melted away the instant that Curly (Tatiana Wechsler) made her exuberant entrance, as much fun to root for in romance as Ado Andy (Jonathan Luke Stevens) would turn out to be.
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The woman's immunotherapy drugs had successfully "melted away" her cancer, he said, but some weeks later, she got cold and flulike symptoms and died in the emergency room from an inflammatory response that Dr. Timmerman described as "a mass riot, an uprising" of her immune system.
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I truly hoped we would have made it into the real world, where there would be no arbitrary dead-line, where those stresses that came with the environment would have melted away, where we could have had the goofy, fun, exciting relationship that I know we could have.
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Our traditional dreams of championships may have melted away before the end of December, but come early February, this town lights up like Christmas, New Year s and the Fourth of July in a glorious gastronomical battle of gladiators pitting against each other in the heart of South Philadelphia.
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But as soon as I started massaging the unscented salve onto my dry face, using the genius magnetic spatula that lives on top of the jar, it emulsified into a smooth oil that magically melted away my Colorslide eyeliner and black mascara without irritating my very sensitive lash line.
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But the years melted away as that man — Donald McKayle, the modern dance and Broadway choreographer known for exploring African-American themes in his work — watched a recent rehearsal of "Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder," his 1959 masterwork about life on a chain gang, with the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company.
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The fierce partisan divide, often spearheaded by Trump himself, melted away as the chamber honored a Holocaust survivor and celebrated his liberation by American soldiers; sympathized with a brave young cancer survivor; and recognized the lives put back together as a result of bipartisan support for criminal justice reform.
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Although this was the moment I had been dreading from the moment I walked in, all the anxiety that had accumulated throughout the morning surprisingly melted away; the students who had previously been staring at their phones raised their heads to pay attention as I shared my story.
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Nine months after President Obama declared an end to the American combat mission in Afghanistan, these Green Berets were at the leading edge of an offensive to retake Kunduz, where Afghan forces had melted away as insurgents attacked, leaving an entire city in the Taliban's grip for the first time since 251.
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That would almost certainly explain the latest version of the browser released today, which comes with a specific and much needed addition: tab hover cards In the past, when you stacked up untold numbers of open browser tabs, they would just get smaller and smaller until any demarcation between them seemingly melted away.
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Suddenly, all the mumbo jumbo 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 investigation being objective and focused on national security melted away in the face of a police-state action so completely inexplicable.
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Large screened smartphones have become so common that the word "phablet" has sort of melted away into the background: Phones are regularly so big nowadays that Apple won cheers from a good slice of the population (including from former Motherboard Managing Editor Adrianne Jeffries) earlier this year just for releasing a smartphone that was smaller than its immediate predecessor.
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Jürgen Klopp, the Liverpool manager, had warned Simeone and his team that — while it might have frustrated the reigning champion in Madrid three weeks ago — it had not yet faced the ace in Liverpool's pack: its stadium, its own turf, the place where Borussia Dortmund and Manchester City and Barcelona had all melted away in recent years.
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I also cite some experiments on cable news, which has similar dynamics, where people were forced to watch, and the big finding was that the only people who had their minds changed were those who didn't want to watch it — when they altered the study design so people could watch something non-political, those folks did, and the persuasive effect melted away.
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In the 1960s, my aunt Annalena kept a small tin in the kitchen cupboard of her Glasgow flat and would bring it out to dispense treats to visiting children — not candies but dulse (Palmaria palmata), red shards of dried seaweed that we would place on our tongues, savoring the mysterious sweet-bacon tang, until they melted away like communion wafers.
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