The dispute with the Boston prosecutor receded in Hilbert's mind.
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It's receded in our memories as something that terrified people.
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The Khashoggi affair has receded and technology stocks have recovered.
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Either way, the chances for democracy have receded even further.
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But as the money flowed in, my panic slowly receded.
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When the ice finally receded, a radically new world emerged.
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But as the headlines have receded, the work has continued.
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With each encore, Ms. Wang's "Hammerklavier" receded further from memory.
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On Monday morning, floodwaters had receded to about 17 feet.
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Venezuela has, until Tuesday's dramatic showdown, largely receded from the
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Since then, though, the memory of those events has receded.
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As months and years passed, the war had steadily receded.
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Once the floodwaters receded they were able to deliver aid.
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It's hard to say when, exactly, the pandemic outbreak receded.
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The pain has slowly receded as the nerve has healed.
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Amid the rising hostilities, the Olympics receded from the agenda.
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Their families would join them when the water receded more.
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Our disappointment over missing the elusive pallid peregrine had receded.
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Though Burisma issue receded from the spotlight after Trump's Feb.
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During that time, Mr. Davis receded somewhat from the picture.
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Although the floodwaters receded this week, they left astonishing devastation.
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This means snap election risks have receded, easing economic uncertainty.
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"The risk of protectionism may have somewhat receded," he said.
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The more keenly I sought it, the further it receded.
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Ellison's reformist tendencies have, amid so much amity, quietly receded.
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As the series wore on, he receded from public view.
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There were moments during the hearing when legal debates receded.
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What do you think they did after the floodwaters receded?
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The North receded into deeper isolation during a devastating famine.
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Fears about Chinese overcapacity, and of a yuan devaluation, have receded.
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Concerns about immigration, a huge issue in June 2016, have receded.
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But the urgency for reform fell away as the goal receded.
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As Beirut receded from view, I thought, ''Goodbye and good riddance!
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In the background, the great blue disk of the Earth receded.
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The sea had receded 100 yards from where he remembered it.
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And in both cases, the secessionists lost and tensions eventually receded.
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They returned early morning on Tuesday, just after the water receded.
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The region flooded as glaciers receded after the last Ice Age.
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This illustration from NASA shows how much the ice has receded.
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The hairs on your arm have receded and you become hot.
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Now the urgency has receded with China's growing appetite for LNG.
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But exports rose in the third quarter as those tensions receded.
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"He says he's not coming because the water receded," Fritch said.
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They may have receded from public spotlight but haven't been resolved.
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The jobless rate receded to its lowest level in five decades.
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Afghanistan, and the Taliban's resurgence there, receded from the national conscience.
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All of that receded as Biden and Sanders took center stage.
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Eventually, the extreme distrust receded, but the damage had been done.
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Mr. Xi, by contrast, receded from public view for several days.
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They may have receded into mythology, but they inspire us still.
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Soon after the shares receded; they now trade at about $12.
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This was our challenge after the floodwater receded in New Orleans.
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But like any wave, the compliments receded and criticism rolled in.
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And while this discrimination has receded, it certainly has not disappeared.
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And while this discrimination has receded, it certainly has not disappeared.
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Alpine glaciers have receded over the past half-century, for example.
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The bile has receded to normal levels for video game fandom.
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Since becoming pregnant almost three years ago, my narcolepsy symptoms have receded.
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Scooplets about fundraising numbers and internal polls have receded into minor tweets.
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The Magdalenians moved north as the glaciers of the Ice Age receded.
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Mauro surveys the damage inside his east Houston home after floodwaters receded.
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The broader alt-right Mormon community appears to have receded as well.
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"The uncertainty has receded slightly, but is still very high," Wohlrabe added.
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But those waves crashed and receded, and federal law remains fundamentally unchanged.
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Water was turning to ice, and the original shoreline had receded inwards.
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In most of the world the threat of HIV/AIDS has receded.
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When the physical side effects receded, the sadness resurfaced in various forms.
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Søberg's fear that she wouldn't learn anything new from the experience receded.
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And as his production career progressed, the album receded into the rearview.
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But in later years, especially under Mr. Xi, that candor has receded.
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But when the race started, that feeling receded with every mile crossed.
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As stops have receded, crime in New York City has dropped significantly.
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Buildings with their steadying lordship receded behind this sudden presence of nature.
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Ask your dental hygienist if your gums receded at your next cleaning.
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The waves had receded by early afternoon, but widespread damage was evident.
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That is not to say that issues of social justice have receded.
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The water had receded from the town, leaving a trail of destruction.
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He had merely receded into the nebulous ranks of Washington's unregistered lobbyists.
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As implied volatility has receded, so the S&P 500 has recovered.
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Boat traffic stopped, fresh water receded and seawater seeped inland, degrading soils.
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His kidneys and liver began functioning again, and the extra fluid receded.
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Uberrhein's farm was left covered in debris after the roiling water receded.
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And in the wake of his death, sensibilities regarding his legacy haven't receded.
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That means central banks have receded in importance, compared with government spending policies.
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Hope that she might have a staunch ally in Donald Trump has receded.
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Home lending activity also receded from $220 billion in the first-quarter 2214.521.
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After two weeks, however, the conversation had mostly receded to pre-massacre levels.
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Three said it had receded significantly, while eight said there was no change.
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On Friday, it receded quickly, making him hopeful the drainage system is better.
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When the waves receded, Bengoechea was reported as missing and was never found.
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My arm blipped with a UV warning and I receded into the apartment.
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Even though the water has receded, conditions on the ground are still treacherous.
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First, downside "risks emanating from abroad appear to have receded somewhat," she said.
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We were saved because, as it does every year, the flu epidemic receded.
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But as the movement's reach broadened, the revolutionary nature of its message receded.
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As content-related costs have surged, the lucrative old business model has receded.
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He returns me to those terrors, which have surprisingly receded with the years.
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Indeed, the hearing spotlights how the original collusion allegations have receded in importance.
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Overt signs of American Indian culture have receded in his art over time.
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Although the waters had receded, the Amofas could not stay in their home.
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The water came up really, really high, then receded by late Sunday afternoon.
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But prices cooled quickly after the threat of war in the Gulf receded.
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For a while after that, Bolton receded into the background of the administration.
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Page, once the face of the company, has largely receded from public view.
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The water receded within hours in some areas, and cleanup was underway Friday.
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In addition, the dollar continues to get stronger and the renminbi has receded.
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But as floodwaters receded in other places, Hamburg remained largely submerged on Wednesday.
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When they receded, the waves dragged back with them millions of pieces of detritus.
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But after the winds receded, it was left without power for almost a week.
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So, sadly, I still disliked the Soul GT-Line, although my snap hatred receded.
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After the critical failure of True Detective Season 290, Kitsch gradually receded from view.
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Officials seemed optimistic the city would avoid major losses as the river receded Tuesday.
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But chances of that appear to have receded as the election has drawn closer.
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Had linear perspective been used, the pattern would have receded in a straight line.
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It has receded from the 103.65 marked on Tuesday, its highest since December 2002.
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As the water receded, nematodes could have sunk underground in pockets of salt water.
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In that period of time, the planet's water began freezing and the shorelines receded.
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When the white receded, a volcano of pain erupting in my head replaced it.
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Amid the wreckage, people began to venture out in Havana as the floodwaters receded.
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Nowadays, piers end dozens of feet short of the receded shoreline of the lake.
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Thanks to several years of increasing world supplies, concern has understandably receded with time.
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The cryptomarket has receded from these heights, with bitcoin now sitting at roughly $85033,000.
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The Russian troops and tanks, having prevented Ukraine from retaking its territory, eventually receded.
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Yet the idea of Thomas Jefferson's agrarian America has receded slowly despite demographic change.
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As the Harris-Biden busing dustup continued, media coverage for other Democratic candidates receded.
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They've receded from most article leads, headlines, front pages, and A-block TV segments.
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But their presentations have already receded into larger ones made by their corporate owners.
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The tide had receded and we were all afraid that a wave would come.
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The waters had receded, leaving colonies of mold splayed across the wall, he said.
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But Hong Kong's masters have receded from the international film circuit in recent years.
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After several thousand years, as glaciers receded, modern humans were able to move south.
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As the decades have gone by, the question of an "ECM aesthetic" has receded.
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Those lakes eventually receded, leaving mud flats, sagebrush slopes, and other alien-looking terrain.
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Russian America receded back to Alaska in the face of the expanding United States.
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As the conflict receded from the public spotlight, Mr. Trump turned to other subjects.
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His fate reflects how human rights issues have receded in Western diplomacy with China.
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The morning rush has receded, leaving Holiday Market with its daily retinue of loiterers.
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Recession fears have also receded as better-than-expected economic data boosted investor sentiment.
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TV footage showed mud and large logs on Sentani's main roads after floodwaters receded.
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"Once the waters receded there didn't seem to be too much damage," said Montira.
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The flood waters have receded in southeastern Louisiana, revealing a landscape etched by loss.
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Because of a drought on the West Coast, the lake receded two years ago.
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The waterfront today has largely receded from the city's consciousness and even its geography.
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"Having lived through the Anita Hill movement, it came and it receded," Walsh said.
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Democracy's once-steady spread across the globe has stalled and, in many countries, receded.
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Already, people were talking about what Hamburg might look like once the water receded.
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But by the early 1990s, these traces had receded from Greenland's snow and ice.
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The tsunami-driven seawater that engulfed Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant has long since receded.
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It was my jaw's turn to drop, and ramen packets quickly receded from my mind.
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For the last decade or so, the Martian south polar ice cap has conspicuously receded.
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My stress-related health issues receded, and my network began to expand with my confidence.
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The travails of the Somalis and other displaced Africans have receded somewhat from public view.
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Fears that a financial crisis could trigger a slump in China have receded for now.
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Yet that crisis has receded, and not because the euro area resolved its indebtedness problem.
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As the water from Wednesday morning's storms receded, people worried about what might come next.
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Even in public remarks, Trump has become more visible as his press team has receded.
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At first this seemed to portend an open split, but this fear has apparently receded.
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Political risks have receded following the formation of a new coalition government in October 2016.
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"They could be going door to door where flood waters have been receded," Sanders says.
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The water and wind receded, but the ocean remained unsafe on Saturday afternoon, he said.
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By this point, the email controversy had receded as an issue in the presidential race.
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Jason Peck of Eureka was one of those who returned home after the floodwaters receded.
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Rescue teams did not reach Prattsville until late afternoon, when floodwaters had already largely receded.
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Steinbrenner bullied Waldman to tears, then receded to more acceptable levels of boorishness days later.
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Use of the program spiked during the recession, and then receded to more normal levels.
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The spirit of the city receded as I grew older, and I blame Bloomberg's reign.
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While another rate increase is expected next month, fears for more aggressive hikes have receded.
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Descartes's notion of dualism — mind and body as separate things — has long receded from science.
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The benchmark S&P 500 receded after climbing close to a record high on Friday.
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This week those concerns have receded, but the number of undecided voters crept up too.
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By the time Obama left office in January 2017, the risk of Armageddon hadn't receded.
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The soprano Aprile Millo thrilled audiences in the 1980s and '90s, then receded from view.
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They were unable to check on the van until Wednesday, when the water had receded.
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Inside the gates, the traffic noise receded; kids played cricket on a broad green lawn.
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How is it that an accomplished and prolific writer receded from view for two decades?
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I followed the long iron snake until the commercial lights of downtown receded to dots.
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Mr. Liu's fate reflects how human rights issues have receded in Western diplomacy with China.
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Those numbers have only receded slightly as the effects of the 2008 recession have faded.
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Floodwaters rose and then receded in Conway, South Carolina, but a second cresting is expected.
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It has since receded to just 29 cents, a decrease of more than 90 percent.
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President Donald Trump visited the area earlier this week after floodwaters had receded a bit.
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Faiz Khalil Winter receded and the family was called back for a 12-hour appointment.
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As the shock of the article receded, he focused on the miracle of his care.
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They agreed upon providing autonomy to Kashmir's subregions and drawing down forces as violence receded.
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By Thursday morning, however, the flood waters had slightly receded in the center of town.
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When kids can return to school will be an issue long after the floods have receded.
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But since then bears have amassed short positions as the prospects of a breakthrough have receded.
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Over the years, Woodward's beating receded behind more publicized stories like the lynching of Emmett Till.
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Only when the water receded very low did the opportunity to capture the beautiful scene occur.
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Right now the Trump-policy factors seem to have receded to the back of investors' minds.
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LDRs and interbank rates receded in June and commercial bank balances with the central bank rose.
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Officials said that tourists trapped there by past floods have been rescued after the waters receded.
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They noted that tourists trapped there by past floods have been rescued after the waters receded.
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But the greenback receded after Yellen's comments, which pointed to global risks to the U.S economy.
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By 21918, when the pandemic finally receded, it had reduced humanity by between 25% and 21%.
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DIPLOMATS are racking up the air miles, but the prospect of trade war has not receded.
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Waters have kept rising even as flooding receded in Houston, some 85 miles (137 km) west.
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The threat of separatism has receded, but the barriers to new parties have grown yet higher.
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But the optimism of the Oslo era receded, giving way to mutual recriminations and renewed violence.
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"It doesn't mean just because it receded once that it's going to stay there," he says.
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In recent years, Clinton has mostly receded to the background and/or seemed kind of cranky.
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Whatever the case, Soleimani has receded from public view in Iraq in the past six months.
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The real estate sector was also down, as Goodman Group fell 23% and Dexus receded 2.5%.
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Investors seem to be buying into the notion that the risk of recession has greatly receded.
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Jason Peck of Eureka was one of those who returned home after the flood waters receded.
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S. trade war receded ahead of a flurry of Chinese economic data in the coming weeks.
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It seems that, luckily, the Pizzagate truthers have receded to their subreddit for the time being.
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Fears Trump could scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement have since receded, lifting the peso.
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Mullah Mansour's tenure was marked by purges and open rebellion that have receded into the background.
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It means that the reservoir of people seeking work has receded to a historically normal level.
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Modern thought is suffused with his ideas, but the man himself has largely receded from view.
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Two days after the floodwaters receded, the "Crucifix" was found face down in water and mud.
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Maduro has few allies in Latin America; the Pink Tide of leftist leaders has mostly receded.
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Mountains receded to desert, acacia to scrub, as we slid imperceptibly downhill toward the Red Sea.
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It receded further when, at the end of 2000, the contractor sent him back to Afghanistan.
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But with the triumphs of science and technology in the 19th century, herbs receded in significance.
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The downside of embracing a super PAC has receded, along with Sanders's shot at the nomination.
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Three weeks after the floodwaters had receded, a friend and I had drinks in downtown Houston.
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It receded a bit by morning, she said, but she knew it would come back again.
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Mr. Rennard said that workers would not enter the site until the floodwaters had receded significantly.
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Mountaintop aeries like the Aragats Cosmic Ray Research Station receded in the quest for ultimate knowledge.
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Speculation that Wray would resign in protest at the decision to release the memo has receded.
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He looked out the back window of the bus as his parents receded into the distance.
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Those unflattering headlines about his love life have receded into the background for the time being.
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During George W. Bush's Presidency, when the threat of gun control receded, membership dropped, he said.
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Meanwhile, "worries about demand being affected by a possible trade war kind of receded," he said.
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Currencies hit hard by recent dollar buying soared as safe-haven demand for the greenback receded.
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A year on, though, Mr. Xi's speech and other official warnings show that triumphalism has receded.
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Floodwaters had receded in the city by Saturday, leaving a thick sludge of mud and debris.
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Even as floodwaters receded, rivers remained swollen as late-season snow continued to thaw into May.
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Flynt closes his eyes, and his face goes blank, as if he has momentarily receded into himself.
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Yet as the tech firms got bigger — and more productive — the desire to stamp them out receded.
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Though the water has receded in this part of town, it's left a visible trail of destruction.
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Just two weeks in, however, Google searches for gun control had receded to pre-Sandy Hook levels.
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"Extreme fears about North Korea have receded," said Hiroyuki Nakai, chief strategist at Tokai Tokyo Research Center.
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By Saturday the water had receded enough that they were able to return home and start cleaning.
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By the time the flooding receded, 33 feet of water had washed through parts of South Point.
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Short interest in Tesla has receded from record levels of 22.2 percent in November, but remains elevated.
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Once waters receded last June in Pozo del Molle, provincial authorities built a canal encircling the town.
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With Emmanuel Macron elected president of France, political risks in the euro zone have receded, Take added.
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But front-line, hardcore denialism of the "it's a hoax" variety has largely receded to the base.
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Still, he was grateful for the business that the company did generate after the storm threat receded.
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The genre receded as the antiwar and Black Power movements unraveled the consensus regarding the national past.
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She finished the weeklong course of the drug anyway and her personality changes have receded, she said.
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The excruciating pain receded and the cloud encircling my head lifted for the first time in months.
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I am now able to stay awake longer, and my pain has receded to a dull throb.
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Griffith's work has receded into the syllabuses of film classes as the movie business moved decisively on.
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Even if you do transmit the infection to your partner, it will come after yours has receded.
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He tried to reassure her, but even as the symptoms receded, she was scared they would return.
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Where the waters had receded, residents and business owners went back to retrieve what little was salvageable.
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As the floodwaters rose and receded on Friday, a fuller picture of the devastation began to emerge.
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"I would say that it has receded a little bit as a fear or risk," Sheridan said.
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The café was quiet; the town's morning bustle had long since subsided, its wash of tourists receded.
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Moreover, the uneasiness with Mr. Trump has hardly receded in the nearly six weeks since his election.
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Yet, since Azam's last visit, two years earlier, Chhota Shigri's snout had receded more than sixty feet.
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Elsewhere Germany's 10-year yield receded slightly to 0.47 percent as investors returned to safe-haven assets.
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But some of the factors that fueled the rise of nationalist demagogues in recent years have receded.
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Families arriving from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador fueled the surge, which has receded in recent months.
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Major Hodges said it might have taken four to five months if they waited until the water receded.
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As the flood waters receded late Sunday, officials were just beginning the grim task of assessing the destruction.
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Some of those risks have receded, allowing the Fed to debate when to resume raising its target rate.
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The greenback also gained ground against the yen last week as fears of a global trade war receded.
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And now with the economy growing again, a problem that had receded a bit is growing yet again.
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By the weekend the fire had receded into the distance but cast an orange glow several stories high.
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Since the Soviet collapse, the sense of threat has receded and the barriers to working together have risen.
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"Fed hike expectations receded after China's weak trade data spooked equities worldwide," said analysts at Singapore's DBS Bank.
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And so bots largely receded into the background as another Silicon Valley innovation that arrived before its time.
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When the planet warmed and these ice sheets receded, enormous quantities of methane trapped below were abruptly released.
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Sadly, territory under government control has receded from roughly 80 percent in 2015 to only 52 percent today.
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They largely receded from the spotlight until last summer — a move Macklemore largely credited to a drug relapse.
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The greenback had gained ground earlier against the yen as some fears of a global trade war receded.
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While floodwaters have receded from many areas, last week's deluge is still flowing through river systems in Queensland.
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And for as active as she was on Thursday, she receded during Tuesday arguments in a patent dispute.
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The fun receded when a female heckler demanded, moments later, that Haddish take a selfie with her, too.
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There's an ongoing dispute over how much has spilled, because floodwater has still not receded in many areas.
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Echoing Markit's analysis of the data, JP Morgan's UK economists said the risk of imminent recession has receded.
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As the grieving and pain receded, a new kind of fear crept into my 41-year-old mind.
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That worry has receded a bit, because authoritarianism requires a ruthless sort of competence that Trump cannot attain.
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At that point, all partisanship should have receded, and the committee should have been unanimous in its condemnation.
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The area where I'd be sent receded into shadow on the far side of a massive gray frame.
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From about this time, Birshtein receded from the post-Soviet business scene and his son-in-law emerged.
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And yet, the critical disappointment from that time has slowly receded as Hollywood has built on Lucas's achievements.
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His threat to impose tariffs on imported cars receded for the moment, representatives of Volkswagen and Daimler said.
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The defining thing about Stoudemire's career was abruptness, the way different personal eras spiked up and then receded.
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And as it has receded, Russia has filled the vacuum, gaining influence and rehabilitating its relationship with Turkey.
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Gradually, such behavior receded, at least openly, and some men were even transferred or quietly encouraged to leave.
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But, again, the confusion hasn't receded yet: Mercury opposes Neptune on September 7, challenging you to stay grounded.
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I enjoyed my first glimpse of the white sand beach where the tide had seemingly receded for miles.
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She has since receded from the spotlight, including social media; Mr. West has not addressed the incident publicly.
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But criticism of the evangelist gradually receded as he became an American folk hero in his old age.
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The otherworldly white surface began forming at the end of the last ice age when Lake Bonneville receded.
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As Trump and America's standing has receded, Russia has spent the year trying to pick up the slack.
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Having receded significantly since, the cryptocurrency is currently worth about 28 cents, according to index tracking website CoinMarketCap.
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As the waters receded, the fish were stranded in a series of isolated pools and stretches of river.
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He said the discomfort receded after it bothered him in the first inning of his most recent start.
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The pastoral question — which also applies to the cities, though we're not that aware of it — has receded.
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The pastoral question — which also applies to the cities, though we're not that aware of it — has receded.
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Many remain outside China however, and as a result the likelihood of a mid-April start has receded.
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And long after the flooding from Cyclone Idai has receded, the poorest Mozambicans will still be left stranded.
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The summer before Ötzi's discovery, these dust storms receded the ice just enough to expose the mummy's body.
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But as its popularity grew and humoral theories of medicine receded, tobacco clearly became a recreational drug for Europeans.
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She also said global economic risks had receded and believes the Fed is not behind the curve on rates.
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On Saturday, the Thousand Oaks Police Department said a body was recovered from a river gorge after floodwaters receded.
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After the flood receded, Jenkins immediately towed all the vehicles and gave them away to a scrap metal yard.
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The easily accessible towns along I-5893 had been largely cleared out, and in Orange, the floodwaters had receded.
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U.S. stock futures were higher this morning, following strength in Europe and Asia, as near-term Brexit fears receded.
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As a bitter campaign reaches its final stages, fears that the result will be a destabilising muddle have receded.
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Italy remained without a government; but the odds for one led by a technocrat appointed by the president receded.
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Political risk has receded over the past four years, as reflected in a smooth presidential election in late 2015.
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As Birth-style terrors have mostly receded from view, invisible ones have ascended into the tumult of daily life.
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In southeast Nepal, water levels on the Kosi river, which flows into Bihar, had receded, an district official said.
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Brownback said doubts about Trump among conservatives have "by and large" receded, though he acknowledged they haven't completely settled.
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If 'no deal' risk has in fact receded, short covering by certain investor types may continue, despite election uncertainty.
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Her thoughts about Luke are complex, too: she suspects that when her power receded he liked it, a little.
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And although the financial crisis, you know, receded a while ago, we kind of never picked up on it.
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As the Ottoman Empire receded from the Balkans in the late nineteenth century, the Austro-Hungarian Empire swept in.
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Once she left Ljubljana for a modeling career in Milan and then elsewhere in Europe, Slovenia receded from view.
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The two men shared a handshake in front of the cameras, then receded into a private meeting for hours.
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Islamic State terrorist strikes may have receded, but this is when the counter-terror officials need to zero in.
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As water receded, many returned to survey the damage and left hundreds of thousands wondering how they can recover.
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By kindergarten much of their advantage has receded, and by second grade researchers typically can't detect it at all.
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New York is the company's weakest market year-to-date, with SSNOI declining 2.5%; however, concession activity has receded.
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In southeast Nepal, water levels on the Kosi River, which flows into Bihar, had receded, an district official said.
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The index has gained more than 203% so far this month as fears of a no-deal Brexit receded.
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But after the waters receded and the roads were cleared, people continued to die at rates far beyond normal.
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But any gains made in the polls were temporary and receded, with news drifting to other issues or candidates.
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The night before, a snow squall had enveloped the city and then quickly receded, as if on supernatural command.
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And even the racial animus that traditionally underlies attacks on U.S. social programs has receded partially into the background.
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They demanded representation and a clean government, which they understood could only come about if the Iranian influence receded.
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The issue has largely receded from Israeli electoral politics because few voters believe a peace process has any chance.
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A few hours later, with tech stocks dipping, Mr. Bezos had receded to No. 2 in the wealth ranks.
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Still, the overall hostility between umpires and managers, some of which grew into yearslong feuds, seems to have receded.
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Allan's hairline has receded in the years we've been together, but what's left still stands straight off his head.
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After some of the water receded, Avery swam to her car and used the battery to charge her phone.
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But another potential worry — that the U.S. Federal Reserve would keep raising interest rates throughout 2016 — has receded somewhat.
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The yield on the 13-year Treasury bond fell to 2.034% while the 2-year yield receded to 1.426%.
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The move came as a leftist movement that emerged in the past decade, known as the pink tide, receded.
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Why it matters: Corporate America's level of optimism has dramatically receded from the levels when President Trump took office.
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Embarrassed by the debacle, Louis downplayed the tragedy, and eventually La Lune and its victims receded from living memory.
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As the last Ice Age came to a close some 12,000 years ago, glacial cover receded to the poles.
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Corrections Corp of America stock soared as much as 50 percent as threats to the for-profit incarceration industry receded.
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The dollar fell against the euro, hitting exporters, as the chances of a U.S. rate increase in September receded further.
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Though the chances of hitting July and all-time record temperatures have receded following overnight storms, it was still possible.
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Kaiden was found near Richardson Creek after the floodwaters receded, his body wedged between the bumper and a nearby tree.
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Oil consumption in advanced economies recovered as post-crisis doldrums receded and as lower prices reduced the incentive to conserve.
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By Saturday morning the water had receded enough that many residents of Hilo were mopping up several inches of mud.
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Now it seems that angst has receded, but all the things they were worried about a year ago haven't changed.
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Mud-covered belongings are seen on the floor of a home after flood water receded in Denham Springs, Louisiana, Aug.
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But as the waters receded and citizens returned to their ruined homes, a new plague was just beginning to descend.
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But it didn't, seeing them as critical institutions for preserving peace and prosperity even after the Soviet threat had receded.
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The further Obama receded into peoples' collective rear-view mirror, the more popular the law that bore his name became.
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Today that tsunami has receded, and what's left behind is the catastrophic consequences of the world's most garishly mismanaged economy.
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She's one of the few mascots of millennial trash-culture who's receded from public view with a kind of grace.
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But outside of telephones, Flash Override has largely receded from view; modern international military communications manuals don't even mention it.
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As we floated gently back toward the runway, my nausea receded, and a profound sense of satisfaction came over me.
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And so it seems fitting that as her memory receded, releasing her of regret and guilt, Slouka absorbed the remains.
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Trade war fears had also receded after the Trump administration said it had reached a deal to put ZTE Corp.
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By morning, the water had receded; all that was left was the detritus of what had been lost and ruined.
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Cyclone's aftermath: As floodwaters receded in Mozambique, people with very little before the storm found that they had even less.
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Haviland said that while trade concerns may seem to have receded, in fact the issue has yet to play out.
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The waters have receded to White Oak Bayou, and only one of the roads around me still has standing water.
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Iranian Major-General Qassem Soleimani, who oversaw the formation of the Popular Mobilisation units receded from public view mid-2015.
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But the shopping surge receded when the new year started; consumer spending grew only 1.1 percent in the first quarter.
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The security threats that rallied the group's base, whether Israel or Sunni extremists in neighboring Syria, have receded in urgency.
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As others have copied its retail approach, Apple has quietly receded from its perch as the leader in retail innovation.
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His last days, spent silenced and under guard, reflect how human rights issues have receded in Western diplomacy with China.
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Neither Mr. Greenberg nor Mr. Spitzer have the same jobs they had in 2005, having receded from those prominent roles.
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But day after day, the definitional line shifted in a more liberal direction, or maybe "receded" is the right word.
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Previously the market had been "racing higher" due to a fear of scarcity, but those concerns have receded, he said.
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Financial markets, which sold Italian assets heavily early this week, have recovered as the prospect of a snap election receded.
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The merriment of the fair receded and I stared at her, my brain spinning with the magnitude of her question.
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He moved on and the trauma of that day has largely receded to the background of his life, and mine.
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It has largely receded as a global health threat, because much of the world's population is protected through routine immunization.
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Bullish bets on the Indian rupee receded as investors perceived further headwinds to the import-heavy economy from Sino-U.
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He has now receded into the memory banks, only popping up on pre-2010 editions of Sky Sport's Premier League Years.
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The body of 1-year-old Kaiden Lee Welch was found after floodwaters receded near the Richardson Creek in North Carolina.
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The body of 1-year-old Kaiden Lee Welch was found Monday after floodwaters receded near Richardson Creek in North Carolina.
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While a lot of the water has since receded, the photos are "representative of the damage across the state," said Lane.
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The mercurial chief strategist has largely receded from public view in recent months and reportedly has chosen his battles more carefully.
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European stocks closed higher on Friday, with investors returning to risk assets as fears over the U.S.-China trade battle receded.
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Yet in Madaya and neighboring Zabadani, once popular mountain resorts, thoughts of political change have receded in the face of hunger.
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He was searching for Lynn's body, his friends told us, but believed she had been carried off as the waters receded.
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While some venture capitalists say they are now asked more about their foreign ties, scrutiny of Saudi funding has largely receded.
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As the threat of Somali piracy receded, South-East Asia's waters briefly regained their former status as the world's most perilous.
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Some humanitarian aid from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates arrived on the island just hours after the cyclone receded.
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Image: Screenshot from WesearchrAfter becoming the first person banned for life from Twitter, Chuck Johnson has largely receded from public view.
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Kozmo and UrbanFetch may have receded into the darkness, only to be replaced by the likes of Netflix and Fresh Direct.
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Light from a Saturn-shaped lamp crested and receded, its rings locked into support pillars that appeared to make it levitate.
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Yet investor pessimism about the global growth outlook and political risks have receded, denting the appeal of safe-haven bond markets.
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Mocked by Trump and eventually passed over for a big-ticket administration job, Christie had mostly receded as a national figure.
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Jennifer McKeown, senior economist at Capital Economics, said it was worrying that sentiment had not recovered as Brexit concerns had receded.
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The winter drought comes on the heels of a monsoon that receded in early September, almost three weeks earlier than expected.
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And now, the 25-year-old has receded from the spotlight and is working on taking it in entirely new directions.
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"Most [Lower 21988] glaciers have receded from view," noted Andrew Fountain, a professor of geography and geology at Portland State University.
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The story line receded after the 22019/21998 terror attacks, and Mr. Bloomberg went on to win election three times over.
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As the ground slowly receded, his words grew a bit distant as I felt my chest constrict and mouth go dry.
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In the primary debates he often receded into the background, and only jumped into the debate forcefully when he was attacked.
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On the day we arrived, the floodwaters that had poured over the banks of the nearby Ming River had mostly receded.
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The dollar sagged as investor demand receded, with the focus on discussions between the world's top two economies due this week.
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When Williams and Walker found they were really "up against it" they receded from their position, and consented to go on. . . .
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It's that, as they have expanded and grown and expanded and grown, they have receded into a familiar sort of recursiveness.
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German and British benchmark yields have receded after peaking at ten-month and five-month highs, respectively, earlier in the week.
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Later in the week, the storm surge had receded, and the magnitude of work before them had started to become apparent.
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Two months after Hurricane Florence, the water that flooded four feet of Brian Cornelius's home in New Bern, N.C., has receded.
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In fact, a funny thing had happened to Mr. Romney when he receded from view: People got to know him better.
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But an interesting thing has happened in recent years: Ms. Del Rey's personal mythology has receded, making way for her songcraft.
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In places where the water had receded, rotting fish washed up by the last flood could be spotted in the mud.
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The familial feel that once permeated the Capitol receded in favor of steely professionals with short memories and even shorter tempers.
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But when the water receded and the winds passed, the concrete home elevated on stilts with hurricane resistant windows remained intact.
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Some Republican observers are hoping that the anti-Trump tide that allowed Democrats to retake the House in November has receded.
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Mr. Assange has largely receded from public view after he was dragged out of the Ecuadorean Embassy in London in April.
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While waters have receded in some districts, conditions continue to worsen in narrow riverside alleys often inhabited by the area's poor.
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Many patients stop taking pills because their pain has receded, according to between 42 percent and 71 percent of those studied.
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After the water receded on Friday, a sinkhole the size of a swimming pool had opened up and swallowed two cars.
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When the water receded and the toll was assessed, 230,000 people were dead and 1.7 million others had lost their homes.
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While the outcry on Capitol Hill receded after the Equifax hearings last year as lawmakers moved on to other things — i.e.
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As flood waters in Houston have receded and Harvey has wheeled east, officials say the demand for water rescues has abated.
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When they met again in 24, the age concern had receded for Ms. Thornburgh, and a sense of possibility took hold.
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That is, racism can condition legacies, under which behaviors persist even when what originally caused them has receded or even disappeared.
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Such questions, naturally, receded into the background in the immediate aftermath of the Kashmir bombing, in a national outpouring of grief.
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But it took us a very long time to get here, because unemployment receded only slowly from its post-crisis peak.
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Second, whereas taxes historically spiked in wartime and receded in peacetime, post-World War II taxes never returned to prior levels.
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While the risk of political crisis receded in Europe, concerns over a possible global trade war rumbled on in the background.
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But an Oregon Health Authority official explained that the delay was meant to avoid stirring a panic, per chance the toxins receded.
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In more recent years, the LoLs have receded as each passing year tees up another Academy Award that DiCaprio just barely misses.
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Things have calmed down a bit since then as the prospect of President Trump delivering on this particular campaign pledge has receded.
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However, he noted that there had been developments related to 1MDB's debt consolidation plan, and so the risks had receded over time.
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According to Kamolchai, tourists trapped in the cave by past floods have been rescued after the water receded a few days later.
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Since worries about China and deflation receded, spending on things that show some faith in future income has indeed begun to stir.
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If each scene began with the promise of the unknowable they all receded — as life often does — into the all-to-familiar.
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And the volume of people coming through has increased noticeably since the city's floodwaters have receded from the city's roads, Loftin said.
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My office was only shuttered for a few days and I returned to seeing patients a short time after the floodwaters receded.
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Our boots scrunched on the muddy gravel and the bustling sounds of crew activity from the set slowly receded into the distance.
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As the ice receded and the Rocky Mountain path began to open up, bison began to move up and down the corridor.
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The game has mostly receded into the fuzzy memory allong with the rest of the early internet, but MacPlaymate still lingers on.
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A decade on, as Kyle's story grew stale and the media's attention receded, the odds of his being identified seemed to dim.
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When A Theory of Justice appeared in 1971, it was already an unintended elegy for a horizon of possibility that had receded.
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And, with the war already having receded from the headlines since Trump unveiled his new strategy, expect the silence to be deafening.
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A different way of life, a vital and persistent alternative, and its people—the barbarians—receded into the story of the Encyclopaedia.
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But over the past few million years, massive ice sheets expanded and receded, and seas rose and fell by hundreds of feet.
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Over the past few months inflationary pressures have receded in India, giving the Reserve Bank of India room to ease monetary policy.
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Standing up to 5m high, it is understood that the Pinnacles formed from seashell deposits after the sea receded many years ago.
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As the 9/11 attacks receded more than a decade into the past, it became harder to argue for the war's necessity.
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And yet despite Verdon's magnetic power, she has receded from history, while Fosse's legacy has been cemented and celebrated several times over.
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As a result of the human formation initiative, according to Schuth, abuse cases receded from their peak in the 1960s and 70s.
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Arctic sea ice receded to record lows in October, according to data released Monday by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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Fentanyl overdoses have increased a whopping 88 percent since 2013, while prescription opioids have stabilized or receded as a cause of overdose.
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In the 24 years since the release of Fatal Instinct, the erotic thriller has largely receded from its position of cultural prominence.
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The Muppet Christmas Carol has receded into that same, homogenized cultural canon of Christmas movies as Home Alone and The Santa Clause.
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Now, it is on the market for more than twice as much, perhaps as its criminal connection has receded with the past.
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The amount of debt owed by American consumers, which receded in the wake of the financial crisis, is again on the rise.
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With the division of the Korean Peninsula after World War II, Mount Kumgang receded into the imagination for artists from the South.
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While the threat of jihadist terrorism has largely receded in recent years, the consequences of U.S. policymakers' response to it have not.
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MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe shed 0.98 percent as it receded from two-month highs reached earlier in the week.
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His dark hair has receded to the crown of his head, but in a way that makes him look worldly and dapper.
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Participants in the meeting said the risk of punitive tariffs on German cars seemed to have receded, at least for the moment.
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As murky, brownish floodwaters have receded in many areas and businesses have reopened, the full scope of the crisis has grown apparent.
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Oil fortunes have spiked and receded — from $21970 a barrel, to $140, to points in between — as technology jobs have flooded in.
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President Trump's recent statements suggest that the threat of the United States imminently withdrawing from the agreement has receded in recent months.
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When Mr. Gladden arrived the next day, after the water there and at home had sufficiently receded, he discovered a harrowing scene.
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If you want to brave returning to your home before the water has fully receded, do so only with the proper equipment.
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During the years I have worked abroad, Americans' interest in promoting their values in the world has receded, slowly and then precipitously.
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Asian markets closed higher on Monday, tracking gains seen on Wall Street as U.S. bond yields receded from recent four-year highs.
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That bold posture lingered into the new year but receded as Sanders' Iowa numbers grew and Buttigieg remained an upper-tier contender.
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The popularity of nativist and reactionary parties in Europe has receded from its high-water mark of two or three years ago.
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Much of the water receded by Friday afternoon and about 2 feet of water remained on the island as of 4 p.m.
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It always enjoyed hearty enthusiasm on the internet, where reaction GIFs and in-jokes have scarcely receded more than a decade later.
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Just days before this #ConwaySC neighborhood was completely underwater - now floodwaters from #Florence have receded and the road is back open again.
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The charges against him receded in the story; the producers brought his young son to visit on a loved-ones-reunion episode.
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Floodwaters had receded in most areas, but the storm had taken huge chunks out of the coastline in Massachusetts and other states.
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A quick look at color-coded Syria maps gives the obvious impression that ISIS as a conventional military force indeed has receded.
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"The prospects for further moderate economic growth look encouraging, particularly as risks emanating from abroad appear to have receded somewhat," she said.
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Much of the water receded overnight, though some rivers were still rising and two were forecast to crest on Friday, Cooper said.
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As the smoke cleared and the last dying embers of the flames receded, some of us realized the power structure was afraid.
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Once the holiday season's tidal wave of blockbusters and prestige pictures has receded there's not much action beyond the awards season itself.
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In the week since, flooding on the river has receded, allowing divers to reach the wreck and recover some of the bodies.
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Her mother would call out, but Trinity would ignore her; she had receded into an internal world and spent days in silence.
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We should remember the racism that so violently fueled opposition to the civil rights movement — and that hardly disappeared when segregation receded.
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Mr. Sadr was once at the very heart of things in Iraq, but in recent years had receded somewhat from the public eye.
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Sea ice has receded dramatically over the last few decades, breaking up early in the summer and returning much later in the fall.
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In some areas, the floodwaters still haven't receded from the record-breaking rainfall caused by the storm, which hit the state in October.
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"ISIS has receded somewhat militarily; they don't have a ... standing army to hold territory," political risk analyst Kirk Sowell told CNN last week.
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Roy Cooper announced that Interstate 95 had also reopened to transit in the state, after floodwaters receded at a faster rate than expected.
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As the influence of America and the European Union has receded in the western Balkans, Russia has been trying to fill the vacuum.
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But the deflationary threat has since receded and the yuan has strengthened this year against the greenback, as capital outflows have been tamed.
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Although the water has receded in some areas, it's still rising in others as the floodwaters move downstream toward the Gulf of Mexico.
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Concerns around Hurricane Irma's impact receded as it weakened to a tropical depression, while investors shrugged off fresh developments related to North Korea.
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Around two-thirds of the economists polled this week, 23 out of 49, said the chance of a hard Brexit had receded somewhat.
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After Reconstruction, racial issues receded from the national debate — and instead, monetary policy became the hot-button issue of the late 19th century.
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Mongolian, Chinese, and Siberian conquerors advanced and receded over several centuries, creating a unique, albeit a patchwork society of nomadic hunters and herders.
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U.S. equity indexes receded after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed at fresh record highs Friday after a strong U.S. jobs report.
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The Gianforte body-slam has receded somewhat as a national story but I wondered how big a deal it still was in Montana.
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On the south side of Denton, a student stranded by flash-flooding was able to drive off once the water receded, Hedges said.
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Even though the flood waters have now receded, it was wonderful to see how a city came together to help one another out.
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While fears of a no-deal Brexit have receded, investors still do not know on what terms Britain will exit the trading bloc.
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Waters have receded from the high point of 6 feet in the structure but continue to flow through the house about shin deep.
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It has been one of the bright spots in world markets in recent days, as fears have receded of a government spending binge.
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Fears of a global trade conflict, which had partially receded in past weeks, were reignited as Washington's allies retaliated against the U.S. measures.
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But Russia still offers strong returns and, three years on from the Ukraine crisis, the fear of doing business in Russia has receded.
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In the aftermath For many people, a disaster often continues long after the fires have been put out or the flooding has receded.
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"Most of our contaminated waters are gone, they receded and we had some rain to flush out the bayous and stuff," said Persse.
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The biggest drop in employment in the sector was couriers and messengers, which lost 2628,28503 jobs last month as seasonal holiday hiring receded.
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Concerns about Hurricane Irma's impact receded as it weakened to a tropical depression, while investors shrugged off fresh developments related to North Korea.
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And as his presidency receded, Bush's favorable ratings floated upward, rising above President Obama's and Hillary Clinton's as the 2016 campaign got underway.
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The flooding has not even fully receded, and now forecasters are tracking another frightening storm that they don't quite have the language for.
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When the frothy tide of debt that had buoyed global fortunes receded, it revealed the craggy and unequal landscape within and across nations.
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However, upside could arise over the longer term once BSI's integration is completed and uncovered litigation risk related to BSI has materially receded.
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Iowa is estimating $1.6 billion in losses, Nebraska $1.3 billion, but the overall damage is hard to calculate because the floodwaters haven't receded.
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Once the floodwaters receded, which happened with amazing speed, we went into action to find someone to rip out the walls and floors.
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When my gout blessedly receded a year ago, in what I hope is for the last time, I didn't speed up right away.
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Mike Pence: As Trump has come to commandeer these daily coronavirus task force meetings more and more, the vice president has receded somewhat.
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The fires in Brazil's sprawling Amazon rainforest have receded slightly since Bolsonaro sent in the military to help battle the blazes last week.
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Even last year, when you [and reporter Charlie Warzel] came out to talk about this, they had sort of receded from the conversation.
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But much of the water had receded and many shops and businesses were open, even though more heavy rain was in the forecast.
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"I perceive that risks to global growth have receded somewhat and expect growth to continue to improve over the near term," she said.
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But in the case of a deal between Siemens and Alstom, those concerns have receded in the face of a larger threat: China.
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Large employers, universities and transit services reopened or began full schedules on Tuesday, with floodwaters receded and the Labor Day weekend behind them.
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And as the 2008 financial crisis receded, the overcaffeinated venture capitalists of Silicon Valley became frenzied in the pursuit of new potential unicorns.
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The most visible impact has been at homeless missions and food pantries, which saw a big spike in demand that has never receded.
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When the tide was high the surf was calm and still, and when it receded, it felt like we could walk for miles.
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Inflation hit nearly 9 percent in July, but has receded now that a prolonged drought has eased and a truckers strike has ended.
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And we had to do it in a way where the technology worked so well that it simply receded into the background, invisible.
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The water has since receded back into the bayou, where past testing has shown the sediments contain pesticides, toxic heavy metals and PCBs.
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You can very clearly see how the snow accumulation has receded in the later photo, with more areas of exposed ground and rock.
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Biden allies see advantages in calling attention to his gun control record at a time when the issue has receded from national headlines.
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Crude prices slid as the market shifted focus toward rising U.S. crude stocks as prices receded to pre-crisis levels of mid- December.
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With the Winter Olympics under way in frigid Pyeongchang, South Korea, fears of a catastrophic conflict on the Korean Peninsula have temporarily receded.
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After notching an all-time high of $1,998.43 on Tuesday, the metal has receded by almost $116 to dip 2.6% in the week.
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Stocks first spiked higher then receded as bond yields jumped, with the benchmark 10-year Treasury note hitting a fresh four-year high.
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The share of workers among voters with a preference for the SPD receded from 22019 percent to 17 percent between 2000 and 2016.
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Fashion Diary Occasionally, and especially when one's own gym visits have receded into the distant past, one finds oneself face-to-navel with greatness.
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Even though the threat of deportation has receded somewhat in the past two years, it takes a while for the fear to go away.
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Stocks were flat on the day while government bonds yields, after an initial jump, receded to levels below where they were before Yellen spoke.
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"We had localized flooding but I think for the most part that flooding has receded," city manager Daniel Alfonso said during the press conference.
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Snakes in the wake Although the immediate threat from the storm has receded, water levels in rivers across NSW and Victoria continue to rise.
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"ISIS has receded somewhat militarily; they don't have a ... standing army to hold territory," political risk analyst Kirk Sowell told CNN earlier this week.
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The tumult of the afternoon receded by the evening as delegates heard from a prime-time lineup of speakers who addressed national security issues.
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As the frenzy receded and card prices came down, Nvidia expected sales volumes to grow again as buyers who were priced out came back.
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Floodwaters receded from many parts of New South Wales state on Monday, though last week's deluge is still flowing through river systems further north.
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"So far, the chief executive, other than a half-hearted apology has not receded to any of the demands," Chan told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The prospect of a bidding war for TDC receded when Telia said earlier on Monday it was not in talks with its Danish peer.
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It's that economic issues receded in importance at the same time as Europe was experiencing a massive, unprecedented wave of nonwhite, non-Christian immigration.
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And it confirms what I suggested in a recent blog; concerns about China's economy, so common at the start of the year, have receded.
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Volatility has receded dramatically and investors seem calmed by the "subtraction of all fears" this year along the Fed, recession and trade-war fronts.
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Oil prices soared more than 2 percent on concerns the military intervention could affect supplies, but pulled back a little as that possibility receded.
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The water that had blocked the main entrance has since receded, but several of the roads around the hospital are flooded, McLeod said Monday.
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In Biloxi, water surged over roads during the storm and quickly receded on Sunday, leaving a boat that broke loose marooned on the beach.
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Since then, with the end of major international conflicts and at least some measure of democratization across much of the world, starvation has receded.
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"Going through this experience for the second time, all hope receded... I do remember being convinced that I wasn't going to live," she wrote.
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Is it like an electric current, switched on when an object is sighted and switched off when the object has receded around the corner?
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Water from the flooded cave has receded in recent days, allowing rescue teams to gain ground, according to Chiang Rai provincial governor Narongsak Osatanakorn.
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Inflation hit nearly 9 percent in July last year, but has receded now a prolonged drought has eased and a truckers' strike has ended.
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It's also just about all we've heard from him after he receded into private life following a Senate testimony in June that poured fuel.
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But the geopolitical tension and threats of supply disruptions in the Middle East that boosted oil prices somewhat receded as the week wore on.
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Since then, AOL has receded to a shadow of its former self, a victim of the dot-com boom and bust it helped create.
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The forest receded in this area, replaced by a vast sweep of floodplains decorated with carpets of tiny yellow flowers and solitary oak trees.
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The storm has destroyed homes, business and other buildings on the island, though Minnis said the flooding has receded in Freeport and Grand Bahama.
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The Miracle of Steroids Quan gave the patient a shot of a steroid and started him on prednisone, and almost immediately the pain receded.
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But near the end of my road trip, in a grassy field alongside Sans Souci Palace, the power of these memories receded a bit.
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Fires in Brazil's sprawling Amazon rainforest have receded slightly since President Jair Bolsonaro sent in the military to help battle the blazes last Saturday.
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The bayou swelled and flooded, leaving shreds of plastic and other debris behind on the walls and lampposts as the waters have slowly receded.
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He maintained the opening march's solemn steadiness, which never sank into ponderousness and occasionally shocked with whooping brasses that flared and receded like fireworks.
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In our view, litigation risk has receded following the settlement of the Swiss bank programme with the DoJ, but remains relevant for Lombard Odier.
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After the Cardinals claimed Game 1 last Thursday night in Atlanta, Helsley could have put his head down and just receded into the background.
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The water has receded in some places but as it moves downstream, officials say, thousands of people could be in danger until next week.
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The water has receded in some places, but as it moves downstream, officials say, thousands of people could be in danger through next week.
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On Tuesday night, as the risk receded, the authorities said that most restrictions would be lifted and that skiers could return to the slopes.
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Though the historic floods caused by Hurricane Harvey have receded, the piles of trash and debris deposited on residential streets throughout Houston have not.
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But the state has a long history of voting for Democratic politicians for many offices, which has not yet entirely receded into the past.
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For now, the worst of the flooding has receded -- but another deluge is forecast in the next week and the monsoon season stretches until October.
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It had become gentrified in all meanings of the word; it was a gay neighborhood that had receded a little further back into the closet.
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Now, however, with the inquiry into his dealings with Ukraine in full swing, the stories of Daniels and McDougal have receded somewhat from the spotlight.
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These fears have not receded since in 2014 Russia cut off gas to Ukraine, the main thoroughfare through which its gas arrives in EU countries.
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Five weeks later, her blood counts had returned to normal, indicating that the leukemia had receded one more time, and she was back in clinic.
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"On the whole, the prospects for further moderate economic growth look encouraging, particularly as risks emanating from abroad appear to have receded somewhat," Yellen said.
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The waves had receded by early afternoon, but there was damage throughout the city, including a facade ripped off the front of a seaside hotel.
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Instead, he waited until the glow of the whirlybird receded into the dark and the last of the kids got swallowed up in the shadows.
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Domestic sales growth for manufacturers receded to the lowest level since the end of 2012, and for services this was the weakest since mid-2013.
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Six months and two elections on, and with only a relatively traditional policy fight in prospect for Germany's vote in September, the risks have receded.
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In the three-month non-deliverable forward (NDF) market EGP3MNDFOR=, the pound fell almost 13 percent to 9.75 per dollar as expectations of depreciation receded.
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After one of the worst recessions in over 2023 years, the job market now appears fundamentally stable and the nightmare of high unemployment has receded.
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But this risk seems to have been receded as the ECB is unlikely to present tough guidelines on the reduction of the bad loan stock.
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Colonialism and empire largely receded from sight, as did postcolonial political efforts to develop redistributive regimes such as the short-lived New International Economic Order.
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Despite a hairline that receded for an entire year after giving birth ("I looked like a vampire," she said), she steered clear of the salon.
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S.-China trade concerns have receded, the Fed is no longer hiking rates and Brexit has been postponed, which all bodes well for risk assets.
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"Perhaps the risk of trade protectionism may have ... receded," he told a news conference in response to a question about U.S. President Donald Trump's policies.
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A shrinking economy is a daunting obstacle for any incumbent, and few presidents have clinched a second terms after the economy receded in their first.
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Prior to the Fed's first policy meeting for the year, expectations for a U.S. rate hike in March had receded amid the global economic headwinds.
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Plus, the Iraq War has receded enough into memory that movies about it could become Oscar favorites, as happened with World War II and Vietnam.
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When Watson's allegations were made public, some local politicians then called for Fairfax to resign, but when one Democrat proposed impeachment, those calls quickly receded.
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As parable-based religion has receded from the public square, heroic myth, and the competitive virtues it celebrates, has rushed in to fill the space.
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And as the prospect of a viable two-state solution has receded, so has Israel's promise that it would provide full equality to non-Jews.
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He was one of the first people to congratulate Foles, giving him an extended hug after the game clock expired, then receded into the background.
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After Congress was crushed at the polls in 2014 by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led by Narendra Modi, Mr Chidambaram receded from the spotlight.
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Yet though we were urged to relate these books to our lives and the world, the Aspen bubble meant that reality receded into the distance.
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The waves had receded by early afternoon but there was damage throughout the city, including a facade ripped off the front of a seaside hotel.
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An early tsunami warning had been issued by the Indonesian meteorological agency, but was later lifted after the agency ascertained that the water had receded.
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Expectations of a quick deal had receded already, after U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday it might take until late 2020 to reach agreement.
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Over all, firearm sales for retailers and gun manufacturers have slumped since Donald J. Trump was elected president, as fears of stricter gun regulation receded.
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The Mississippi receded further from dangerous levels at St. Louis and farther south at Thebes, Illinois, and Cape Girardeau, Missouri, on Sunday, the NWS said.
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In the wake of the attacks, constitutional checks and balances receded: Neither Congress nor the courts were likely to intervene to check the president's actions.
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Though his hairline has receded and the curls behind his ears are graying, a boyish precocity makes him seem much younger than his 44 years.
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The prospect of a major conflict erupting between India and Pakistan, which was a real fear just a few days ago, may have receded somewhat.
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It was about signaling a broader US commitment to Saudi security and defending the Middle East status quo even after the Soviet threat had receded.
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We made love, and for a while my anxieties receded, but as he drifted in and out of sleep, I knew I was losing him.
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While the crises have receded, and the economy is in the middle of a period of growth, the nation still faces huge challenges as he leaves.
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Waters have receded in many deluged areas with thousands of people returning to flood-hit homes to rip out soaked carpet and dump water-logged mattresses.
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Owing to good weather, water levels have receded to the point where much of the cave can be traversed on foot and by wading through water.
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MCUSTX-TOTAL ZINC: Worries about a tight LME zinc market have receded as a large holding of 2525 to 79 percent of stocks has been cut.
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Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez told reporters Wednesday they located the white van in the embankment near 11400 Ley Road in Greens Bayou as water receded.
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By the time the waters receded, Nahuse said his grandmother lost about everything except some of her most important valuables: silverware, photo albums and three cats.
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Bankers said the central bank advised them in November to begin allocating dollars for non-essential imports as a backlog in demand for essential goods receded.
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With floodwaters having receded and the Labor Day weekend behind them, many large Texas employers, universities and transit services reopened or began full schedules on Tuesday.
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"There's some relief about the economy and the concerns over China have receded a bit," said Masashi Murata, currency strategist for Brown Brothers Harriman in Tokyo.
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From the pool deck of a friend's hillside home, I watched the sun dip into the Pacific Ocean, while the city below me receded into shadow.
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Which didn't mean that she receded from public life: From time to time, Pallenberg cropped up in pop culture, including one unforgettable episode of Absolutely Fabulous.
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TORONTO, March 26 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index rose on Monday, led by consumer discretionary and energy shares, as fears of a global trade war receded.
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However, even if concerns about reserves have receded, there is still persistent uncertainty about just how much spare production capacity there really is in Saudi Arabia.
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After the price of Bitcoin shot up to over $85033,000 in December, it has since receded, falling down to around $6,000, where it's trading at now.
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Brokerage and insurance shares rose on expectations of robust quarterly growth, but interest in green-tech stocks and port operators receded as profit-taking set in.
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The prospect of violence receded a few days later as the Sadrists left the Green Zone and the rival militiamen were replaced by army and police.
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But in the days after the men were arrested, the sister said attacks against her family became sharper and the focus on the men's roles receded.
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Since Mr. Kasowitz has receded from the lead role, the president's legal team has been composed of a crew of free agents, such as Mr. Cobb.
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Concerns receded after February's report showed a 2.6 percent jump in wages, and March's rise of 1503 percent is not likely to stir up more worries.
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The storm destroyed homes, business and other buildings on the island, though Prime Minister Hubert Minnis said the flooding has receded in Freeport and Grand Bahama.
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After building up Emily into a co-protagonist throughout much of the first half of the season, she's receded a lot in the most recent episodes.
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Still, the United States should have done more to prevent the two parties from going to war with each other even before the ISIS threat receded.
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Alan Rachins (cast) There were so many different elements to think about that the fact that you were standing naked onstage really receded into the background.
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The Ellers, who had gone without laundry and warm showers, spoke excitedly about moving their water heater and washing machine back downstairs when the floods receded.
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As the water has receded, and as business owners don muck boots to salvage what they can, some have begun to consider how Davenport moves forward.
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But the dispute between Mr. Musk and Mr. Tripp has receded into the background amid the furor over Mr. Musk's tweet about taking the company private.
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"I didn't tell the others, but I thought we might be there until at least Thursday until the water receded," Mr. Butterfield told The Daily Mail.
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In other parts of the city, floodwaters receded, exposing countless losses and new hazards, like ruined and abandoned vehicles blocking roads, damaged electrical systems, and mold.
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"There was a lot of speculative froth in the gold market which seems to have receded now," Commerzbank analyst Carsten Fritsch said in a telephone interview.
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The alliance has strengthened since 2014 as the United States' global presence has receded under the weight of the Iraq war and the 2008 financial crisis.
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Concerns over China's economic growth have also diminished, while the likelihood of a rapid string of Fed interest rate hikes this year has receded, they said.
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The industry has receded in the face of cheaper, cleaner natural gas, while there are fewer career miners contributing to the union's share of the funding.
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When Pappy hung up, whatever link had been temporarily forged with the past immediately receded from our home, and it was obvious the subject was closed.
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Many others thronged the airport terminal, hoping to land a seat on private flights, which began arriving on Thursday after floodwaters had receded from the tarmac.
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The waterlogged fields suggested that a tsunami had recently receded, leaving the earth striated by long glassy puddles that acted as mirrors between the planting rows.
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The so-called pink tide of democratically elected left-wing governments, which washed over the region in the first decade of the 2000s, has now receded.
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"Some risks have partially receded with the announcement of a U.S.-China Phase I trade deal and lower likelihood of a no-deal Brexit," Gopinath said.
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In a statement, Motiva declined to say how long its Port Arthur refinery would remain offline, saying it would start the process once local flooding receded.
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Lyft also raised some questions about Uber's focus on growth when Chief Financial Officer Brian Roberts said competitive pressure from promotional offers to riders "has recently receded".
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The rebels in southern Syria once received significant backing and support from the U.S. that has receded and all but dried up over the past few years.
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The bottom line, then, is that 1MDB and Najib are both still deeply troubled — even if the immediate risk of Najib's prosecution on corruption charges has receded.
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Wilson's first thought after the waters receded and he girded himself for a Herculean cleanup is one echoing across the storm-weary Texas coast: should he rebuild?
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The Senate healthcare receded into the shadows on Tuesday when it was announced that a planned vote will now be delayed until after the July 4 recess.
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The issue has receded from public view in recent months, but the inspector general's report — along with the public release early Friday of another set of Mrs.
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After two successive below-average monsoons in 2014 and 2015, ground water levels have receded, impacting many rural Indians who rely on ground wells for drinking water.
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"While the threat of a trade war between the United States and China appears to have receded, the coronavirus adds a new layer of uncertainty," she added.
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In the early years of AK rule, when Turkey launched accession talks with the European Union and implemented a string of democratic reforms, they receded from view.
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The dam cost him around $8,300, which he said was a small price to pay for not having to deal with home repairs after the waters receded.
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"We are making sure that those evacuees receive aid," Baswedan said in a statement, adding that flood waters had receded at the Manggarai floodgates in the city.
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Fox News commentator Bill O'Reilly, a man whose hairline and integrity have both greatly receded in the past decade, just messed with the wrong United States congresswoman.
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But after 1999, when NATO bombing forced Serbia to back down, talk of civilisational clashes in the Balkans receded as the region fell under broadly Western influence.
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Builder sentiment had moved higher just after the election, but then receded at the start of the year amid rising mortgage rates and a continued labor shortage.
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Spot coking coal prices surged by more than $100 to above $300 a tonne after cyclone Debbie, but have since receded to just under $200 a tonne.
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Glacier scientist Mauri Pelto said via email that in the three decades since 1987, the Lowell Glacier has receded by about 20073 kilometers, or nearly 2 miles.
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The euro/dollar receded from a six-month high hit earlier this week to trade at $1.1137, but remained well above the $1.08 handle seen last week.
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As floodwaters receded, elders gathered at Oo Yin Hmu, a village of about 1,000 people only a few miles downstream from the dam, to review the damage.
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At that point, the "Obama bugged Trump Tower" story—which, again, if true, would be the political story of the last half-century—receded to the background.
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The large part of buying took place in the latter part of the month, when prospects of a trade war between the United States and Europe receded.
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As the economy recovered, the deficit receded by 70 percent, and for a time, it seemed like some fiscal sanity might be on the horizon in Washington.
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While the has receded nearly 9 percent from its 52-week high in January, Salesforce climbed from those levels to notch a new high on March 14.
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Resumption of QDLP quotas would indicate Beijing is increasingly confident about pressing ahead with financial deregulation as its fears of capital outflows and yuan depreciation have receded.
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Yet, like most drug crises that cycle in and out of public view, abuse of methamphetamines — more commonly known as crystal meth — receded but never went away.
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Concerns around the severity of Hurricane Irma's financial impact receded as it weakened to a tropical depression, while investors shrugged off fresh developments related to North Korea.
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Cable networks and online news and entertainment choices have proliferated, and some observers contend that the Orwellian perils envisioned by Mr. Bagdikian have receded or become moot.
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Wehrlein's hopes had already receded considerably, however, with Williams deputy team principal Claire Williams saying on Sunday that a deal for Bottas to move was almost done.
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Without the bridge, the only way out is wading across a river knee-deep now that floodwaters have receded, or detouring by car on the mountain road.
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Despite the tales' popularity, Liddell largely receded from public view; Douglas-Fairhurst revisits her life and traces the stories' origins to Victorian ideals and Carroll's complex desires.
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When the glacier receded back to the North Pole it left Long Island, Block Island, Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, the elbow of Cape Cod, and there you go.
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Now the Egyptian Brotherhood has all but receded from active political opposition, retreating in the face of an equally sweeping crackdown by President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
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Stories have receded about Mr. Tillerson's troubled relationship with President Trump and of his own imminent departure, a narrative supplied privately by critics in the White House.
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The C. D. C and W.H.O. said that although the disease has for the moment receded around the world, it is still circulating at a lower level.
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Even as the film receded from view, she continued to raise questions of genre with a decades-long stream of new productions blending choreography, sound and theater.
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Pakistan's role in supplying arms and recruits also receded, according to Kashmiri police officials, though Western intelligence officers say Pakistan is still actively supporting several militant groups.
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The rising trail skirted a cave once used by the Tehuelche, otherwise known as the Aónikenk, hunters who migrated here after the glaciers receded 10,000 years ago.
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Biden appeared more relaxed in a two-person contest, compared with earlier debates when he often receded in the noise or gave answers that bordered on unintelligible.
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Years later, as World War II receded and the civil rights movement unfolded, that policy — and the Supreme Court ruling upholding it — became widely seen as wrong.
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The emotion hasn't receded, but efforts to channel their grief into legislative change — like 215-year-old Emma González's appeal for gun laws — have been widely praised.
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Concerns about a slowdown and an eventual general recession has increased since the beginning of August as the chances of a trade deal with China have receded.
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The day-to-day debate, Democrats and Republicans often note, has receded, and the national uproar that buffeted North Carolina beginning in March 2016 has largely abated.
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The political charge surrounding the issue then receded, only to come roaring back in recent years, thanks to student activism and the broader Black Lives Matter movement.
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Although water has receded in some areas of the Carolinas, the already-swollen Waccamaw River is expected to rise further and impact more residents in both states.
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HOUSTON — The water has receded in some parts of the city, leaving cakes of mud, branches and garbage baking in the heat wherever the current dropped them.
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While the Federalists receded on the political scene, their ideas continued to influence the country for decades in the decisions handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Several male film critics have given enthusiastic reviews, and on Wednesday Ms. Maslin tweeted her belief that male opposition has receded now that the movie is out.
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What caused it to stall over the Bahamas, he said, was a weakening of those winds as a zone of high-pressure air receded to the south.
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NEW YORK, July 53 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks receded from record highs on Monday as oil weighed on energy shares and investors awaited an avalanche of quarterly reports.
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My own answer: almost back to normal on all counts, which is to say that the event, like all major events, has receded but left its mark.
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Officials said villagers would return home when water levels receded, although the Indian Meteorological Department has forecast more rains for central India over the next two days.
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After the rains receded late Thursday, images from Pune show the aftermath -- cars overturned and washed away, and the bodies of drowned cattle scattered on the road.
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As Qatari Commerce Minister Ali bin Ahmed Al Kuwari told Breakingviews on the sidelines of the Doha Forum, the economic effects of the blockade have now receded.
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After that call, a planned Peña Nieto trip to Washington was canceled, but the public debate over payment of the wall largely receded from the public sphere.
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Though widespread fears about nuclear war have largely receded since the end of the Cold War in 1991, Ellsberg argues that there's plenty of reason for concern.
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While the controversy, fortunately, has receded from the headlines, it brought back painful memories for Haitians of a sad chapter in the United States' public health policy.
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But Democrats had also historically relied heavily on unions and urban party machines to reach voters — a support apparatus that receded sharply by the late 20th century.
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With oil prices LCOc203 up about 15 percent since oil ministers and top executives convened here last year, fears have receded for a slugfest of OPEC vs.
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Despite providing one-on-one tutelage to a few select clients, Master "K" claims to have receded from the kinbaku scene in the face of its newfound popularity.
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On Tuesday, the North Carolina Pork Council said that it did not expect serious impacts to most farms, but expected additional reports to emerge after the flooding receded.
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Gold fell to a ten-day low on Tuesday as global shares rose and expectations that Britain could vote to leave the European Union in Thursday's referendum receded.
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"The most prominent risk in January - the tightening in financial conditions at the start of the year - has receded," wrote Goldman Sachs economists Zach Pandl and Jan Hatzius.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Wednesday on a surprise build in U.S. crude inventories, dragging on energy shares, and U.S. stock indexes receded from record highs.
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Local constituents argued that Buttigieg was more focused on campaigning than the needs of black residents in his city, complaints that haven't fully receded in the weeks since.
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Guitar heroes have receded from the spotlight, and even in Nashville, once nicknamed Guitar Town, studio production is frequently powered by drum machines, programming and synthesizers these days.
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For 72-year-old Angel Negroni of Juana Matos, the situation has begun to improve as flood waters receded from his neighborhood, located 20 minutes from San Juan.
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A survey showed that French consumer confidence jumped in February to its highest since the protests began, as unemployment fears receded, reinforcing last week's strong purchasing managers' index.
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Spicer has slowly receded from the public-facing aspects of his role, turning over the majority of daily White House briefings to principal Sanders in the last month.
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The euro rose to a six-month high as political event risk receded from the continent after Germany's ruling party Christian Democrats (CDU) performed well in recent elections.
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At the time, Texas too was reportedly looking for a "surge of investment in rebuilding" that would bring increased employment and wages once Hurricane Harvey's flood waters receded.
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The year-over-year rate of growth in wages peaked at 3.4 percent in February and has receded to 3 percent in October, according to the latest numbers.
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Market expectations of additional monetary easing have receded after the BOJ revamped its policy framework in September to one better suited to a long-term battle against deflation.
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Shields is sitting with two Team U.S.A. representatives and her coach, Jason Crutchfield, in a nondescript lobby after glory and fanfare have receded into a post-Olympic haze.
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Editorial The world has made so much progress in reducing the spread of AIDS and treating people with H.I.V. that the epidemic has receded from the public spotlight.
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We have shrunken the budget deficit tremendously and we have shrunken the state oil and gas company deficit to zero and so the inflationary pressures have receded tremendously.
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Reporters from all over the world rushed to see the picturesque city underwater, and postcards were quickly manufactured and sold to commemorate the event before the waters receded.
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Most of the backdrop and context has receded into the past: the dancehalls, the victims, even the very physical texture of the city where it all took place.
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Floodwaters receded Saturday, revealing an exhausting cleanup effort that lies ahead for communities and homeowners in the wake of one of the wettest tropical cyclones in US history.
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When she returned on Saturday, shortly after the water receded, she found its telltale calling card, a black horizontal line, some 250 inches up the whitewashed garage wall.
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Fortunately, he had a canoe, and could paddle out with hay — four bales at a time, five round trips per feeding, twice a day — until the water receded.
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The numbers confirmed what had been speculated for weeks: After the waters receded and the roads were cleared, people here continued to die at rates far beyond normal.
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There was no particular moment when the initiative died, but the issue receded from the public agenda as all the major players became convinced it could not pass.
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Bobbing among the salt towers, Mr. Ben Zaken pointed out similar structures on the shore, where the water has receded, now brown and gray, and some toppled over.
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In a narrow street, as the clamor receded, a couple of young men jokingly chastised an old man for continuing to work at his small street-side cafe.
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With the Perkins Pickles empire having receded, I now turn to Olympia for pickles, and I and recently caught up with Vanaman to discuss the joy of pickling.
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KAMPALA, March 26 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling strengthened on Thursday as a recent surge in appetite for hard currency from players in the interbank market receded, traders said.
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The onboard ranger explained that the onetime showpiece of Glacier Bay has receded out of sight, a retreat of more than 30 miles since Muir first saw it.
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The Mer de Glace glacier, the largest in France, has receded around 700 meters (nearly 2,300 feet) in the last 30 years, according to France's Ministry of Ecology.
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Broadcast's power has receded in recent years, but it still makes a big statement when ABC, CBS and NBC decide to interrupt regularly scheduled programming for news events.
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"As long as these two issues - North Korea and the hurricane - have receded as concerns, it gives investors a green light to focus on stronger fundamentals," Joy said.
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The coast line, which had once receded as much as 100 kilometers from the port town of Aral, is now 20-25 kilometers away as it fluctuates seasonally.
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Caruana, a former head of the Bank of Spain, said that, while the need for very expansive monetary policy had receded, central banks were moving through uncharted territory.
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The dollar had been actively bid over the last two trading sessions as risk appetite receded on fears over a global growth slowdown and U.S.-Sino trade conflict.
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Though a year has passed since the rains receded, many of those displaced by the storms still live in shacks assembled from cardboard, wooden planks and plastic tarps.
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Here in Vancouver, the old complaints — of self-indulgent elitism, of a technophiliac mindset, of feel-good charitable sops by billionaires — have receded to the level of background hum.
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Hopes for fiscal stimulus and a reform-led growth impulse have not fully receded, but have been tempered by recognition of the political constraints that confront every incoming administration.
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The protests were mostly peaceful but as crowds receded by late afternoon, scuffles broke out in the capital Algiers between police and protesters near the presidential palace, witnesses said.
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Yet the bitterness from the presidential candidate himself and his allies in the first weeks after Cruz receded from day-to-day combat with Trump has been particularly public.
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The smell of death hangs heavily over Lake Turkana and dried animal corpses dot the cracked mud where the lake has receded, leaving boats stranded on the dry land.
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While crime has receded citywide over the last two decades, it has persisted in public housing projects where gang violence and narcotics are often a part of daily life.
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The high water receded in the afternoon, but the National Weather Service said Boston could face renewed flooding with a near-record high tide forecast around midnight on Friday.
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Major auto markets are now in decline or stagnating, and hopes for a lucrative self-driving car boom have also receded as costs and technical hurdles stay stubbornly high.
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Fields quit, alongside Andrew Breitbart disciple Ben Shapiro, and the rest is history, sort of—the story receded and Breitbart has returned to its normal level of Trump cheerleading.
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Inventories at Cushing have receded from record highs for two consecutive weeks, with U.S. government data on Wednesday showing a 272,000-barrel drawdown in the week ending March 25.
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The dollar has gained more than 4 percent in the three weeks since the first round of the France's presidential elections, with the yen slipping as risk aversion receded.
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Shares in pharmaceutical and biotechnology shares, under pressure in recent weeks, soared on Wednesday as market fears of a win by Clinton and Democrats gaining power in Congress receded.
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Once the Willkommenskultur in Germany and elsewhere receded and the backlash began, panicked governments put up border controls and struck questionable deals with third countries to keep migrants out.
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The dollar had been actively bid over the last two trading sessions as risk appetite receded on fears over a global growth slowdown and the U.S.-Sino trade conflict.
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And because they have their own set of foundational texts so readily available on the internet—in blogs, on Twitter, on Tumblr—the desire for mentorship has somewhat receded.
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Consumer inflation also eased in the previous month as the effects of booming demand spurred by the Lunar New Year holiday in February receded, official data showed on Wednesday.
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In that time, Clinton has nearly doubled her lead in the RCP average to 3.8 points over Trump, as Johnson has receded to an average of 7.4 percent support.
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U.S. stocks closed higher as jitters over political turmoil in Italy receded on Wednesday: The Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.26 percent, or 306.33 points, to close at 24,667.78.
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But in these tumultuous decades, which gave Eleanor the opportunity to play a major role on the national stage, her private life receded, submerged in the torrent of history.
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The more melancholic, searching and insightful of the two films, Barry is the film we're more likely to remember when the afterglow of the Obama presidency has long receded.
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The organization later said the floodwaters had receded enough to allow the residents to be bussed to another of the Red Cross's five shelters set up on the island.
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Whatever the Swedish and British authorities decide, Assange's arrest has reopened conversation about a case that had receded in public memory in the years Assange spent in the embassy.
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At some point, they tumbled off the bed and she fled the room, locking herself in a bathroom until she heard them go back downstairs and their voices receded.
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The album's closer, "A New Jerusalem" ends with Hollis asking "Do you see?" over the kind of barely-there instrumentation that's receded further and further into the record's horizon.
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During his election campaign, Mr. Macron suggested renegotiating or scrapping the 2003 Le Touquet agreement that established British border controls in Calais, but that question has receded for now.
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Pop Art burned hot and fast, and by the late '80s, with appetites shifting toward Conceptualism, Kornblee shuttered her gallery and Kurt's canvases receded from the New York spotlight.
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Further north in Whitehaven, Labour's sway has steadily receded with an influx of well-paid jobs provided by the Sellafield nuclear site and the decline of traditional primary industries.
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He predicted that there'll be a flow of money going into emerging markets given that some uncertainties, including the U.S.-China trade war, appear to have receded for now.
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As the state receded and chaos spread, jihadist movements established themselves, attracting recruits with religious fervor and ample funding, fueling accusations by Mr. Assad that his opponents were terrorists.
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Kirsten Gillibrand: After receiving a ton of press in 2016 and 2017 about her potential as a national candidate, the New York senator has receded a bit this year.
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All economists polled by Reuters had tipped a hold in policy given domestic risks had receded but said the big unknown would be the hit from the coronavirus epidemic.
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The hip-hop elements in Maxwell's music have receded, and his connections to 1960s and 1970s soul — the live instruments, the jazz harmonies, the undulating rhythms — have grown even stronger.
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Though each wave of activism and insurgency within the Democratic Party has eventually crested and receded, the impact on the party's makeup, agenda, and behavior has been cumulative — and powerful.
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Meanwhile, the Democratic nominee has almost receded from view—and with her solid lead in the polls both nationally and in swing states, who's to say Clinton's strategy is wrong?
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The prospect of a recession caused by Britain's decision to leave the European Union has receded after a rebound in economic data for August, including a pickup in consumer confidence.
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Fears of a global trade war receded as Trump softened his stance by announcing exemptions for Canada and Mexico, and leaving open the possibility for other countries to obtain exemptions.
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Gold rose on Thursday as the dollar retreated, keeping the metal on course for its biggest quarterly gain in nearly 30 years as expectations of U.S. interest rate hikes receded.
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That still left it 0.2 percent up on the day, having risen over 2 percent on Monday, its biggest one-day rise since 76.573, as worries about a Brexit receded.
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Hopes of an agreement receded further on Monday with EU deputy chief negotiator Sabine Weyand warning there was a risk of the UK crashing out of the EU by accident.
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Over the past quarter-century, ideological differences have receded, U.S. trade relations with Russia and China have become normalized, and profound cultural, educational, scientific and human ties have been forged.
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The flow of migrants has receded, easing pressure to force compliance on nationalist leaders like Orban, who is benefiting from his tough anti-immigrant policies as elections approach in 2018.
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The benchmark Bovespa stock index receded 1.2% on Friday, the second day of declines after markets surged to record highs just after the main text of the bill was approved.
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Flooding at the dam site has receded, Zaw Lwin Tun, the deputy director general of the Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department, told the Global New Light of Myanmar newspaper.
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Another key question is whether the supply of workers has receded to a normal level, suggesting that continued economic growth will begin to put upward pressure on wages and prices.
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Energy shares fell for a third session after oil prices receded on Monday following a rising rig count in the United States, record OPEC output, and slowing global economic growth.
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As that option receded, he said, Mr. Peres increasingly turned his attention to the boundless possibilities of technology and science and the pull of a secular, humanistic type of Judaism.
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While expectations of a U.S. rate pause have manifested in money markets, bets on policy tightening by other major central banks have also receded, giving a boost to the dollar.
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His dreams of becoming a professional skater eventually receded because of a lack of skill, and he enrolled in college at The New School with plans to write and direct.
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As the floodwater of Tropical Depression Imelda receded earlier this week, residents of Beaumont, Texas, are finding all kinds of debris around the city, which could include dozens of alligators.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell as benchmark yields receded from 12-week highs after the jobs data came in stronger than consensus forecasts but fell short of the most optimistic views.
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The early 90s were, in retrospect, a watershed moment in the history of the gun control movement—or the point at which a wave of advocacy crested, broke, and receded.
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As violence has receded in recent years, Colombia has taken off as a tourist destination, with more than three million foreign visitors in 2017, up from one million in 2006.
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Aid workers in Mozambique have scrambled to contain diseases like cholera and malaria since Cyclone Idai receded, with the World Health Organization requesting $40 million to deal with the crisis.
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As the piece progressed, there was a predictability to the way the dancers covered space, swooping to the front to perform solos as the other "instruments" receded to the back.
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Photos shared with CNN showed that at least some areas of the church, which is several stories high, had flooded, though Mr. Iloff said that the water had already receded.
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Now, the role of the United States in Syria and across the Middle East is widely seen as having receded under former President Barack Obama, and its future remains uncertain.
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Flooding on NC barrier islands Floodwaters from Dorian on North Carolina's Ocracoke Island receded Friday afternoon, easing concerns for people who were stuck much of the day in their homes.
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Shelter employees had to scramble and hide in the ceiling before the water receded enough for them to swim out of the building for safety two hours later, Burrows said.
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An old rule in Montana politics — that the winner of a statewide election could be gleaned by watching who won Yellowstone County, home to Billings — has receded in recent years.
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Consumer inflation also eased sharply in the previous month as the effects of booming demand spurred by the Lunar New Year holiday in February receded, official data showed on Wednesday.
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Concerns over the rise of far-right politics in the past two years may have receded recently, but the tides are changing when it comes to how countries are governed.
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Domestic financial conditions are stable and "the risks of destabilizing financial imbalances have receded," BNM said, adding that more prudent lending standards have "contained speculative activities in the property market".
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But traders said that concerns about the U.S. economy have receded for now, as solid U.S. indicators strengthened the case for the Fed to continue tightening monetary policy this year.
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Even in parts of the country where the lure of drug money has receded, those who had got used to earning good money have turned to other forms of crime.
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Redler, who follows short-term technicals, said he went into last weekend expecting some selling this week, but the market surprised to the upside Monday, as North Korean fears receded.
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The Hudson never totally receded, especially when train whistles drowned out Olivia's sighs or a giant moth did its own "to be or not to be" with a stage light.
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" The Dutch prime minister, Mark Rutte, said, "For some time, voices were going up in the Netherlands in favor of a possible Nexit, but with Brexit those voices have receded.
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Even after the waters receded, his land was strewn with sand, silt and other debris that he estimated would cost $500 to $600 an acre to get back into production.
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More broadly, the further the email issue receded into the past, the less credible it seemed that a major historical turning point could really have hinged on something so trivial.
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Yet days after the waters receded, neighbors in the region say they still haven't seen anybody — from FEMA, the Red Cross, or any other aid agency — come by to help out.
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Investor sentiment towards Britain's lenders has recently improved as the chances of a disorderly Brexit have receded, boosting bank share prices including RBS by around 15% for the year to date.
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The bodies of Asberry; Jamonicka Johnson, 33; Von Anthony Johnson Jr., 7; Devonte Asberry, 8; and Venetia Asberry, 9, were found after the water receded about three hours later, Muniz said.
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Flood waters that blocked roads to downtown and other main areas of the city have mostly receded, and officials said most people should be able to make it back to work.
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Concerns about terrorism (about which Tories also worry more) soared after big attacks in Tunisia and Paris, but as the memories of those attacks receded, so did their importance to voters.
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Even though the newscaster had quoted a source claiming to know the result, to cheers, the sense of eye-rolling inevitability receded and met a brief moment of short-breathed anticipation.
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Traders said that with Wall Street gaining ground, investor risk-aversion in the stock market has receded somewhat, but they remain cautious in the currency and bonds markets - limiting the upside.
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The Night Of is about a murder, but it is not a murder mystery: The act itself, which formed the centerpiece of the fantastic first episode, has receded into the background.
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At the same time, the bloc was unable to escape the upward pull in yields in other major markets as investor pessimism about the global growth outlook and political risks receded.
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International terrorism's threat to the United States has largely receded: Al-Qaeda is a remnant of its former self, and the Islamic State has been largely defeated in Iraq and Syria.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The dollar held on to most of its gains on Tuesday, following a sharp rebound on improving investor risk sentiment as worries over North Korea and Hurricane Irma receded.
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Traders said copper's gains this week had been partly due to Chinese speculative activity, which had receded after China's Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange doubled the charges for intraday trading in thermal coal.
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Sacks's paintings are hard to photograph, in part because the materials from which they're made absorb light differently; as the sun angled through the windows, some fabrics glowed while others receded.
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Fee income, or revenue from financial services, rose 5.5 percent last quarter, while provisions receded 3 percent in the wake of a 0.6 percentage points in the 90-day default ratio.
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As the mud receded, a dark stain covered halfway up the front windows of a home in Montecito, a stark reminder of the havoc caused by the heavy rain and flooding.
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But false testimony by the police persists even as crime has drastically receded across the city and as the Police Department has renounced the excesses of the stop-and-frisk years.
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Hopes for fiscal stimulus and a reform-led growth impulse have not fully receded, but have at least been tempered by recognition of the constraints that face virtually every incoming administration.
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The hurricane destroyed homes, businesses and other buildings across the island, though Prime Minister Hubert Minnis said at a news conference Wednesday that flooding had receded in Freeport and Grand Bahama.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to deliver a 25 basis-point cut when it meets next week, though any hopes of a 50 bps cut have receded almost to zero.
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Italian government bond yields sold off when Di Maio's intentions were leaked earlier in the day, but later returned to their opening levels as fears of an imminent government collapse receded.
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But the prepping business is still going strong, even as the threat of great-power nuclear conflict has receded—and the difference now is that disaster no longer need mean discomfort.
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The threat of a U.S. government shutdown this weekend also receded after Trump backed away from demanding Congress include funding for his planned border wall with Mexico in a spending bill.
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But Fujito added that although excess pessimism over the U.S. economy seems to have receded, the market needs fresh catalysts for investors to chase the Nikkei back to the 20,000 level.
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Long jailed, Mr. Liu developed liver cancer and died last week under guard at a government hospital, a pointed reminder that human rights issues have receded in Western diplomacy with China.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads World War II ended more than 70 years ago, but the horrors of the Holocaust (or Shoah, in Hebrew) have not receded from historical memory.
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With time, and especially with food, a stew based on this terrific recipe for pinto beans with bacon, the tannins receded and the wine became savory, almost saline, with an anise quality.
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After an accident in 21992, Babitz receded from public life: She had suffered third-degree burns across the bottom half of her body when flecks of cigarette ash set her skirt aflame.
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"Despite a signicant drop in long-term real rates, gold prices have remained at year-to-date as recession fears have receded since late last year," Goldman Sachs said in a note.
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While the two biggest sources of significant financial disruption in the past, employment and investment performance, have receded, Americans are still feeling on edge because the markets and workforce will likely shift.
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That safe-haven trend receded on Wednesday, with the euro bouncing almost one percent versus the dollar and recouping all its Tuesday losses, which had taken it down to 10-month lows .
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Exports to the United States dropped 10.7 percent as American demand for South Korean cars waned while mobile phone sales receded as consumers waited for new model launches, the trade ministry said.
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Registered Democrats have also cast more votes than registered Republicans in North Carolina and Nevada, though there are signs that the leads they amassed last weekend have receded somewhat in recent days.
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Environmental group EcoPeace Middle East, one of the organizers of the 15-km (9-mile) swim, said it had receded by about 25 meters (80 ft) over the past three decades alone.
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Though the market is still largely priced for the hike - the Bank's first in over a decade - the confidence boost inspired by Wednesday's strong third-quarter GDP figures largely receded on Thursday.
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For NFPS, a downgrade of the SR would be considered if its functions within the group were to be substantially revised and its position as an integral part of the group receded.
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And in early 2016, the glacier receded so much that the Kaskawulsh River, with a gradient nearly five times steeper than the Slims, was perfectly poised to catch and divert the Slims.
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Refinery shutdowns from the storm helped push U.S. gasoline prices to 2120 highs of $2000 per gallon on Monday, although they receded slightly to $2280 per gallon by 2000 GMT on Tuesday.
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Some traders said that fears that Thomas Cook would need to carry out a fundraising had receded, boosting the stock, although others disagreed, calling Wednesday's rise a "dead cat bounce, most probably".
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Celia Dallas, chief investment strategist for institutional investment advisor Cambridge Associates, notes that investors "are still being compensated for taking more risk," even as expected returns have receded across all capital markets.
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"Despite a significant drop in long-term real rates, gold prices have remained flat year-to-date as recession fears have receded since late last year," Goldman Sachs said in a note.
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It had really receded in the background, and now with the new movie coming out, it's very much present for me and my family again, which is challenging for them as well.
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That safe-haven trend receded on Wednesday, with the euro bouncing nearly one percent versus the dollar and recouping all its Tuesday losses, which had taken it down to 10-month lows.
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That debate receded after the passage of the healthcare law, but it's returning now that one of the party's leading presidential contenders is advocating that the government provide health insurance for everyone.
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Even after the Cold War, when the Soviet Union collapsed and the threat of nuclear destruction receded, the world's nuclear states continued to follow the diplomatic and behavioral norms of that era.
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" After entering the race with a huge rally in Oakland—and a strong $12 million raised in the first quarter—she largely receded to what's been described as the contest's "second tier.
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That safe-haven trend receded on Wednesday, with the euro bouncing nearly one percent versus the dollar and recouping all its Tuesday losses, which had taken it down to 10-month lows .
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LONDON, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Euro zone bond yields edged higher on Wednesday after concerns over a "hard Brexit" receded on reports that Britain's parliament will play a larger role in exit negotiations.
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Le Petit Palais, a Paris city museum, owns an enormous 1851 Courbet painting, "Firemen Running to a Blaze," which is so dark with old varnish that firefighters have receded into the shadows.
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Concerns about Britain's exit from the EU have receded somewhat, but equity strategists - who are generally more optimistic than others - have tempered their views after their most recent calls didn't pan out.
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The man, however, seems to have receded deeper into the shadow in which he was painted, with one cheek marred by dark splotches and his black hat almost indistinguishable from his hair.
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And, in an anachronistic gesture that was entirely welcome, they receded into the background in traditional fashion, the better to efface their own presence and permit the women around them to shine.
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In the days after the waters receded, people across Houston vacuumed mud up off their floors, peeled sheetrock from their walls, trashed waterlogged mattresses and family heirlooms and expensive bottles of wine.
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The investigation resumed once the turmoil of the assassination had receded, and though it was now largely confined to Mr. Baker, it fueled a view that Washington as a whole was cancerous.
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The hurricane destroyed homes, businesses and other buildings across the island, though Prime Minister Hubert Minnis said at a news conference last week that flooding had receded in Freeport and Grand Bahama.
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Worries about trade have receded since the United States and China agreed to a 'phase one' trade deal and Congress approved the USMCA deal to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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She has since receded from the spotlight, but had been scheduled to make her first public appearance in more than a month on Monday night at a charity gala in New York.
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"Operationally it doesn't affect much, they are already broken and globally their attacks have receded," said Rashad Ali, resident senior fellow at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, a London-based think-tank.
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Both vehicles — like the other cars drip-drying here on Monday night — bore a muddy filigree from the recently receded floodwaters, caked onto their formerly shiny bodies like rings in a bathtub.
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Hopes of progress in ending the trade war, never high to begin with, receded after Washington imposed visa restrictions on Tuesday on Chinese officials for the detention or abuse of Muslim minorities.
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U.S. government debt yields inched lower on the last trading day of the week after a report on consumer sentiment revealed that optimism receded to its lowest level in half a year.
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The refinery closures helped push U.S. gasoline futures to a two-year high of $255 per gallon on Monday, although they had receded to $260 up 24 percent, by 573:257 p.m.
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The flow of migrants has since receded, easing pressure to force compliance on nationalist leaders like Orban, who is benefiting domestically from his tough anti-immigrant policies as elections approach in 2018.
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Snow in the Sierra Nevada mountain range, which provides a critical source of water for California and has receded in recent years, is forecast to be twice the monthly average for January.
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He was later pardoned by President George Bush, and that moment has largely receded from memory — although if he is nominated, there is little question that Democrats will bring it up again.
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The threat of a U.S. government shutdown this weekend also receded after Trump backed away from demanding that Congress include funding for his planned border wall with Mexico in a spending bill.
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Ms. Warren, who surged to the front of the Democratic field in early fall but has since receded, warned her party against "thinking small" in 2020 as she pitched her sweeping agenda.
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Now that the AIDS crisis has receded and gay civil rights have become standard in rich Western countries, a seven-hour play about gay life in Ronald Reagan's America might risk looking anachronistic.
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The large FTSE miners tend to track the underlying price of copper, which has extended losses into a fourth session as fears receded over a possible strike at a copper mine in Chile.
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While the arrival of the disposable razor, and later soldiers in World War I needing to shave in order to wear their gas masks, the prominence of the British and American beard receded.
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Britain's scheduled departure from the EU is March 29 and while fears of a no-deal Brexit have receded, investors still do not know how and when Britain will exit the trading bloc.
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Key risks to the U.S. economy have receded, the Federal Reserve said in its late monetary policy report to Congress, but the Fed did note risk from the fallout from the coronavirus outbreak.
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" Asked directly whether the threat of a parting of the ways had receded somewhat, he added: "I would say our position hasn't changed on our requirement to have a competitive situation next year.
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Although Mogoeng receded into the background after his ruling, his intervention is likely to be felt for years to come as South Africa's fractured society negotiates and contests the basis of political power.
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He saw cows with stringy tails, malformed hooves, giant lesions protruding from their hides and red, receded eyes; cows suffering constant diarrhea, slobbering white slime the consistency of toothpaste, staggering bowlegged like drunks.
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Key risks to the U.S. economy have receded, the Federal Reserve said in its late monetary policy report to Congress, but the Fed did note risk from the fallout from the coronavirus outbreak.
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In recent years Jordan's economic growth has been hit by regional conflicts weighing on investor sentiment and as consumer demand generated by Syrian refugees staying in Jordan has receded, according to the IMF.
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If left to their own devices, however, financial flows such as bank loans might have picked up as the shock of the financial crisis receded and Asian financial institutions gained more reach abroad.
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The destruction was evident -- waterlogged cars sat on the side of the road and in front of budget hotels -- but the water had receded and people seemed in recovery rather than rescue mode.
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Why it matters: The early confidence of the Trump team has gradually receded as it becomes clear the complex and unyielding dynamic of the Korean peninsula is impervious to quick and easy fixes.
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The arrests and the attack are a reminder that the wave of violence that spread across Israel, Jerusalem, and the occupied West Bank in late 2015, though much receded, has not completely abated.
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In fact, the buzz has receded; nothing but the thinnest and most repetitive of synthesizer loops will do as she sidesteps previous modes of sonic overload for a deliberately crude, simplistic, spare clarity.
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"Global investors now believe the chances of a 'hard' economically damaging Brexit have receded ... There is still a long way to go, but hopes of a mutually beneficial solution are growing," he said.
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The dollar also bounced off a 16-month low against the Japanese yen but remained close to a one-month low against a basket of currencies, suggesting that fears have not receded completely.
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Flood waters that had blocked roads to downtown Houston and other main areas of the city have mostly receded, and officials said most people should be able to make it back to work.
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Consumer confidence for December stood at a nine-year high, the official INSEE statistics agency said last month, as unemployment fears receded slightly while households also felt more confident about their personal finances.
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A worry that pro-European youngsters would not turn up on the day seems to have receded, as nearly a million under-34 year-olds have registered to vote in the past month.
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The reassessment came as fears about China's slowdown receded and the U.S. Federal Reserve scaled down its expectations of U.S. interest-rate increases to two hikes from an estimated four hikes through 2016.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds sold oil last week, reversing most of the purchases made the week before, as tensions in the Middle East reached a fragile equilibrium and prospect of armed conflict receded.
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Those plans receded, however, when Pfizer decided to follow in the footsteps of many of its competitors by performing an inversion, in which an American company acquires an overseas rival and reincorporates overseas.
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Since Apple unveiled its plans in 2011, the move-in date has slowly receded: Jobs' initial projection was 2015, but this spring now seems most likely, according to people involved in the project.
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The subprime boom of the early 2000s has receded in memory the past 15 years, but a recent Supreme Court decision reminds us of what that kind of predatory behavior could look like.
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"IMPACT said the company's confirmation that it recognised the union... and would conclude a comprehensive agreement, meant the danger of industrial action had receded for the present," the union said in a statement.
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Tortoise may be an ingredient that has almost completely receded from the modern culinary lexicon, but one team of archeologists has discovered that prehistoric humans were pretty big fans of the shelled reptile.
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The euro's strength came at the expense of the dollar, which has receded from a 10-week high on tensions between the United States and North Korea over the latter's nuclear weapons program.
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We receded from drinking beer on the levee with our friends (this was New Orleans, don't judge) and soon spent our weekend nights watching movies and cooking dinner at one of our houses.
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In a country where the fight to protect land rights provokes violent retaliation, the murder in March 2016 of another environmental defender might simply have receded into a grim tally of regrettable losses.
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Against the dollar, sterling firmed 0.2% at $1.2351 , close to $1.2385, a high it surged to on Monday when no-deal Brexit worries receded and some economic data came in better than expected.
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Thankfully, those metabolic consequences receded within the next two weeks, once the young people returned to their normal activities, says Kelly Bowden Davies, a lecturer at Newcastle University, who led the new study.
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PACIFIC JUNCTION, Iowa — When the floodwaters receded in Pacific Junction in March, you could see two striking things: cornstalks washed up on the roofs of houses and rotting catfish strewn across the fields.
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The yield on 10-year United States Treasury bonds reached a seven-year high this week of 3.25 percent (it receded amid plunging stocks Wednesday and Thursday), up from 2.82 percent in August.
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Once the rains have passed and the waters have receded, there are plenty of legitimate questions that need to be asked about whether our regions are prepared for this kind of localized flooding.
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The ECB left policy unchanged on Thursday but said that risks to the growth outlook have receded and also took a more optimistic view on inflation, which has undershot its target since 2013.
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Although the financial crisis had receded, popular rage against Wall Street bankers and traders was still strong; most Americans had seen their incomes stagnate while the fortunes of the wealthiest continued to swell.
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The episode became a surprising distraction at the convention, and Ms. Trump has largely receded from the spotlight since then to focus on raising her 10-year-old son with Mr. Trump, Barron.
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While the slowdown was due in part to a decline in pork prices as the effects of African Swine Fever on the industry receded, the broader impact on prices pressures remains a concern.
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Her new joie de mourir even recharges her marriage with Joel, a former jock who has receded into a suburban ineffectualness symbolized by the flip-flops he wears around the cul-de-sac.
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As the battle over whether Hemings and Jefferson had been in a relationship has receded, the question of what type of relationship they could possibly have been in has come to the fore.
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Italy's fiscal problem has temporarily receded from headlines because an improbable coalition was cobbled up to stop the right-wing political takeover with far-reaching consequences for Rome's EU and euro area memberships.
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In Season 2, Piper receded, and the main arc was a sharp melodrama of six black women: a villain, a heroine, a tragic victim, an object of love, a henchman, and a clown.
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But that measure, which did become law, has proved popular and durable, and the vote — which led to ethics charges against some of the arm-twisters — has largely receded into the history books.
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This county, Franklin, backed Mr. Trump with 70 percent of the vote, largely on hopes, people here say, that he could jump-start the coal industry, which has receded painfully here over decades.
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Harvey's havoc shook the city to its core, but like the rushing waters that came before, that fear and helplessness receded in the hearts and minds of Houstonians — and they got to work.
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While the dispute dates back at least to the first Balkan wars of the 1910s, it receded for most of the 20th century, when Macedonia was part of the socialist federation of Yugoslavia.
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The threat from al-Qaeda in Pakistan has receded and the need for "force protection" of US troops in Afghanistan has much diminished with the significant withdrawals of American forces in the past years.
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While some economic signs have pointed up, officials decided that "the fundamental picture remained largely unaltered and there was no room for complacency, as risks and uncertainties had not receded substantially," the account read.
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U.S. official: ISIS declares state of emergency in self-declared capital "ISIS has receded somewhat militarily; they don't have a ... standing army to hold territory," political risk analyst Kirk Sowell told CNN last week.
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The data fit into a rebound seen from June when sales surged 11.8 percent, the largest year-on-year increase in more than five years, as consumption returned after the deadly respiratory disease receded.
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Tens of thousands are displaced from their homes, search and rescue operations are still underway, flood waters have not yet receded, and the total cost of the storm has yet to be fully tallied.
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"As Brexit receded in the financial markets' rear-view mirror, exuberance resumed in full force," said the Switzerland-based BIS, often seen as the central banks' central bank, in its review headed "Dissonant Markets".
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Still, Goldman Sachs strategists said in a note that Tuesday's defeat signals the prospect of a disorderly "no deal" Brexit has receded with a greater probability of an extension to the end-March deadline.
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Cuba's economy stabilized in the following years, and hunger receded, largely because of an influx of foreign investment for tourism projects and mining, along with support from Venezuela in the form of subsidized oil.
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The VLF bubble might actually be pushing the Van Allen belts farther into space, suggests Baker, considering that they have receded farther from Earth since the 1960s, when VLF use was not as widespread.
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Craig Johnson, technical strategist at Piper Jaffray, noted Friday that the number of S&P 20203 stocks making new four-week highs had receded to 22 percent, from well above 30 percent in February.
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The Institute of International Finance shows emerging economies have ramped up an extra $22011 trillion of borrowing over the past year alone to a $22007 trillion total while debt in mature markets had receded.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's economy returned to growth in the first quarter of the year, pulling clear of its third recession in a decade, while the unemployment rate receded in March, data showed on Tuesday.
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The country's economic growth has been hit in the last few years by high unemployment and regional conflict weighing on investor sentiment and as demand generated from Syrian refugee receded, according to the IMF.
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"The issue of nuclear weapons has strangely kind of receded from people's consciousness," added Burt, who served as former President George H.W. Bush's chief negotiator in the 1991 Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with Moscow.
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As his last No. 1 on both the country and pop charts, "Southern Nights" gave Campbell one more taste of massive stardom before the singer receded from the pop consciousness in the 80's.
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In Houston, thousands of homes were flooded during Hurricane Harvey, and just a week after the water receded some contractors said they already had a waiting list of over a year to do repairs.
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As other global competitors receded from developing these technologies or resigned themselves to a licensing regime, Huawei doubled down, meaning they will get royalties and license fees for the use of their 5G technology.
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The Mississippi receded further from dangerous levels at St. Louis and farther south at Thebes, Illinois, and Cape Girardeau, Missouri, on Sunday, the NWS said, while the Ohio River was cresting at Cairo, Illinois.
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That night, Abloh's round face receded into a black hoodie, which he wore along with a red tartan jacket, a pair of black jeans, and Air Jordan sneakers that he had designed for Nike .
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"Spot coking coal prices have come down a bit after we had set a term contract price for the next quarter as expectations for even higher prices have receded," Shindo told a news conference.
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The euro's strength also came at the expense of the dollar, which has receded from a 10-week high on tensions between the United States and North Korea over the latter's nuclear weapons program.
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As Mr. Kim's stated focus has shifted in recent months from missile development to economic development, the once ubiquitous anti-American and anti-Trump slogans and editorials have receded from Pyongyang's streets and newspapers.
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Releasing nonviolent offenders on weekends to help ease re-entry into society was the goal, but freeing violent convicts raised questions about security, and such release programs have receded in the decades since 1988.
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Both NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported last week that global temperatures last year receded slightly from the record-setting 2016, because there was no El Niño heating up the Pacific.
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The heart of the anti-Trump resistance movement is middle-aged white women, while the Black Lives Matter movement has receded despite Trump's own attempts to elevate it via his campaign against Colin Kaepernick.
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In Melbourne, fears receded that smoke from the fires would disrupt the Australian Open which starts on Monday as the city and parts of the bushfire-ravaged state of Victoria braced for heavy rains.
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Recession fears have receded, with a blockbuster report last week showing a gain of 266,000 jobs and the unemployment rate back at a half-century low, despite two consecutive quarters of contracting business investment.
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