And when one of these groups vanishes, it's an incredible loss of thousands of years worth of cultural richness and practice that vanishes with them.
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Here's what you need to know: • EgyptAir flight vanishes.
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He cheats, scoring a massive Social Security fraud then vanishes.
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Sometimes the offending account remains, other times it simply vanishes.
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The baby, impossibly, vanishes in the blink of an eye.
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If those entries change or disappear, people's wealth vanishes, too.
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When Karel vanishes, Helen inherits his papers — and his obsession.
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Maybe ISIS vanishes, yet something else will likely take its place.
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The series and novel follow Keisha Taylor, whose wife, Alice, vanishes.
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In another, it all but vanishes in a shroud of fog.
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The monster discovers the kids, but Eleven destroys it and vanishes.
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Most likely, it's got another three centuries before it vanishes entirely.
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When it appears twice, it is negated: in essence, it vanishes.
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But once the victim turns 18, much of that protection vanishes.
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The realm vanishes; the Astrologer continues his pursuit of the Queen.
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And connection is exactly what vanishes during Slater's own depressive states.
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" Once her name vanishes, he identifies her as "Ev — near that.
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But then I watch Fox's opinion side and my optimism vanishes.
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Wherever fear dominates, true happiness vanishes and individual willpower runs dry.
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One day, Rachel deposits the kids at his place, and vanishes.
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Hundreds of projects fail without coming to fruition, and the money vanishes.
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Throw in a season of Fargo and any semblance of productivity vanishes.
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Toquet vanishes into thin air, revealing that she was magical all along.
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Malkovich's character doesn't really have a purpose, and vanishes after a while.
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Finally, it vanishes over that horizon and back to upstate New York.
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But whatever causes this achievement gap, it vanishes on this new test.
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Notaro's scientist has one great introduction scene, is brought aboard, then vanishes.
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The one where she appears to get struck by lightning and vanishes?
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The emotional fragility never vanishes completely, even after getting many positive responses.
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A trend rises and vanishes, all but forgotten before it ever sticks.
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When a window vanishes, a room — its light and its view — changes.
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But as the ice vanishes, the vast farms below may do the same.
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Over eight short episodes, we watch as she vanishes into an eating disorder.
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As with any craze, the coolness factor vanishes as the mainstream customer arrives.
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One new title arrives every day and another vanishes at the same time.
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Grab this iPhone XR deal before it vanishes, never to be seen again.
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Cable news blather, especially at that hour, usually vanishes at the commercial break.
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Sleep apnea often vanishes and, with the bypass operation, so does acid reflux.
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Bekenstein says, if I throw something into a black hole, the entropy vanishes.
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Rumbling slightly before it falls, but then, as if muted, vanishes into the fissure.
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The bright light blinks and vanishes until it magically appears a few feet away.
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One day, Mother, too, vanishes, and the old order and its barriers crumble further.
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Here's what it looks like: When it's not in use, the fingerprint reader vanishes.
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As much as 83% more vanishes if state and local taxes are factored in.
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With them gone, the entire physical and legal infrastructure binding the rest together vanishes.
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Critic's Notebook Spare a thought for "Suburbicon," as it swiftly vanishes from America's megaplexes.
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But if you need him in a tight road game against Denver, he vanishes.
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And when linked with other social media accounts, like Facebook and Twitter, your "anonymity" vanishes.
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He's locked away for three years, and in that time his teenage ward Haruka vanishes.
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The suspect, an ex-Navy SEAL, vanishes without a trace — along with one surviving daughter.
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Up close, the familiar "OK, but this would be way better at home" sensation vanishes.
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Sicka licks her chapped lips in the murky water as the daylight vanishes into darkness.
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Privately, diplomats say such a review could drag on until it vanishes from public memory.
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The Haggler will use your apps the day after Taxi TV vanishes from this earth.
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When Imani vanishes into the Under-Ath, Quietly journeys after her to bring her back.
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When her parents stumble upon the shop, his wife vanishes again, this time for good.
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Eventually the motion of arpeggios vanishes to leave behind a sustained, suspensefully unresolved coda. J.P.
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While thin and elegant, the remote control vanishes between couch cushions on a regular basis.
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The new legislation is aimed at ensuring Huwaei's gear also vanishes from existing, slower networks.
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In some polls, her lead over Trump nearly vanishes when third-party choices are included.
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Rana is assaulted in the shower, and her attacker vanishes, leaving behind his pickup truck.
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He vanishes in Asia, going off grid, becoming at times unreachable to his own deputies.
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Streams and springs are filling with silt and drying up as vegetation around them vanishes.
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When his charge vanishes, Hakan finds that there's more to the story than meets the eye.
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HONG KONG — A Hong Kong-based editor, who specializes in gossipy books about Chinese leaders, vanishes.
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The thrill of its reveal vanishes within minutes, as does nearly any mention of its existence.
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He said under the new bill, Medicaid expansion "vanishes" and millions of people will lose insurance.
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It, too, arrives from the void, loops around the Sun, and vanishes into the distance again.
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Superconductivity, in which all electrical resistance vanishes in matter, is one example of such an effect.
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Even more surprisingly, what appears to be a young bear vanishes after the crash takes place.
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Succeed at that and the item vanishes, allowing you to do the same to the rest.
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The spray vanishes about a minute after use and proved to be a hit for FIFA.
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But then the spareness vanishes, replaced by an apparatus that conspires against both actor and play.
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Not much bothers him, least of all the unfair reputation that he vanishes in big moments.
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Without the time constraints, any sense of parental guilt or domestic inadequacy vanishes into thin air.
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Stock trading often dries up when volatility vanishes, sapping Wall Street firms of lucrative trading fees.
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But if you listen to them speak, or better yet, decipher their eyes, that desperation often vanishes.
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Despite being elderly when Gidla tries to record his stories, Satyam often vanishes to join guerrilla fighters.
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And, as always happens when something delightful vanishes, some were caught wondering how exactly it all disappeared.
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But when the ice vanishes, the vast farms that have sprung up below may do the same.
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For example, at 17A, the answer to the clue "1938 Alfred Hitchcock mystery" is THE LADY VANISHES.
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When it vanishes, it exposes deep blue waters, which absorb more solar energy than white ice does.
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Even if his cancer fully vanishes, his and Grace's sex life will almost certainly be forever changed.
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Yet pop radio abounds with music that sounds pretty in the background and vanishes upon close inspection.
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Sometimes it vanishes so thoroughly that remedial dashes of soy and chile (available on the counter) are required.
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Pulled into the crushing gravity of the singularity at the black hole's heart, it vanishes from the universe.
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LG just announced a TV that rolls itself up and vanishes from view when you don't need it.
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They're based in familiar settings and situations so that when supernatural forces inevitably intervene, the reader's footing vanishes.
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First the goalie sees the puck, then it vanishes, only to reappear in the back of the net.
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When facing the pyramid's entrance, at the edge of the Cour Napoléon, the imposing glass shard effectively vanishes.
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"That's one lucky fucking pig", Wayne announces to the camera as the hog vanishes unscathed into the underbrush.
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As much as I enjoyed Mack Maine's verse, it vanishes from my memory bank when Wayne hops on.
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One is a lack of adequate "fallback" terms in contracts, stating what rate should apply when LIBOR vanishes.
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Later, when she vanishes, Klemperer begins investigating what happened to her, and what's going on at the school.
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The supplier's incentive to innovate and to control costs vanishes, because he no longer owns the residual rights.
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I planned to workout, but as soon as I get home, all my desire to do so vanishes.
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It's a club you can only temporarily join, a secret room that vanishes when your time is up.
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In fairness, the prosecution's case might weaken during that time, if, say, a material witness dies or vanishes.
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Kiribati is buying property in another country for the day that its own land vanishes beneath the waves.
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Marnie is a sociopathic young woman who routinely invents new identities, steals from her employers, and then vanishes.
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But the girl kills several agents, then vanishes while vanquishing the monster before Dr. Brenner can find her.
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It picks up the containers and when it leaves the port, mysteriously vanishes, turning off its required transponder.
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But the plunk keeps shifting its meter; the electric guitar hovers and vanishes; the blip comes and goes.
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That's what happens to Rachel, whose daughter vanishes from the school bus stop, and the parents after her.
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When trust vanishes and knowledge is devalued as an establishment defense of the status quo, anything can happen.
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That misconception vanishes when he explains that his boats have concession stands, bathrooms, and heating and air conditioning.
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What's more, no banks means the US role of gatekeeper, along with the power of its sanctions, vanishes.
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There is an extended scene with Hawley's long absent father, who vanishes again when it ends: A vision?
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Kacey vanishes, coinciding with a string of killings, and Mickey races to discover what happened to her sister.
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But then your meal arrives, and the illusion vanishes faster than a cold pastis on a hot day.
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Ad of the Week For a blissful minute, the cacophony of political ads on Iowa television sets vanishes altogether.
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The coastline vanishes to a thin strip, glimpsed for a moment before it veers drunkenly behind the next wave.
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But that convenience vanishes if you can't get voice control in the rooms you end up using the most.
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One of them actually vanishes into thin air when she can no longer find something to be offended by.
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Right before he vanishes, Strange tells Tony "there was no other way," so hopefully they're on the right path.
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We just have to stop treating them like garbage dumps, where whatever we put down the toilet magically vanishes.
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Every year, it seems, a new "new Facebook" arises, swells, deflates, and vanishes, generally in a matter of weeks.
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The resentment accumulates, especially when economic growth slips or vanishes, as is mostly the case today in Latin America.
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According to the US Geological Survey, more than a football field worth of land vanishes here every 100 minutes.
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When reflective, white sea ice vanishes, the darker ocean absorbs solar energy, rather than reflecting it back into space.
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It creeps into the deserted region from 1 to 2 in the morning, and then vanishes, leaving everything changed.
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They pause for a moment to speak the name of what vanishes, which sounds just like a shutter's click.
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At some point, Marge's boyfriend, Dickie, vanishes, and she becomes increasingly certain that his creepy pal, Tom, is responsible.
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But there is always a niggling worry at the back of my mind: What happens if my job vanishes?
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Ghosting, in modern dating parlance, is when your beloved vanishes without explanation, having taken what he or she needed.
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Labeled "last-chance tourism," this is the practice of visiting a location before it vanishes or is irreparably changed.
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The introductory offer essentially vanishes, and you owe interest as though a regular APR were in effect the whole time.
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When it's a classic, you get lost in the game, and anything outside of what's happening on the court vanishes.
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Gradually, a writing partnership blossoms between the two women, and they devise a novel about a college girl who vanishes.
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This writer vanishes for pages at a time in "Black Deutschland," however, and a vastly more pretentious one sneaks in.
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That is, he turns up, pours out the patented Murray cocktail of hipster cool and potential chaos, and then vanishes.
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"The rationale for releasing the Nunes memo, transparency, vanishes when it could show information that's harmful to [Trump]," Schumer said.
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There are people whose job is to make sure every fingerprint gets buffed out, that every speck of dust vanishes.
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But their bullies' bravado vanishes in hand-to-hand combat, depicted in a close-up frenzy of wrestling and stabbing.
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The goose, however, gradually vanishes from the examples on view in the exhibition, with games adopting different visuals over time.
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The show ends in a flash, literally, as band vanishes from the stage in a puff of smoke and confetti.
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It wobbles through the melting snow, its belly swaying beneath it, and vanishes through the bars of the storm drain.
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In West Virginia, where politicians have traditionally gone easy on the companies, the mood is hardening as Big Coal vanishes.
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"When trust vanishes and knowledge is devalued as an establishment defense of the status quo, anything can happen," Clinton said.
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The Executor vanishes, and I open the door into the street and see, in front of me, a second Executor.
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Half an hour later he announces he's going to see what the other teams are up to, and vanishes again.
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When the terrified resident opens the safe where she keeps her gun, said weapon vanishes, and it's pretty much curtains.
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Whenever I encounter an owl, they seem to glare down from the woods while the rest of the bird vanishes.
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One unfortunate byproduct of the way the conceit is handled here is that Hall vanishes for most of the movie.
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Once the final curtain goes down, the show vanishes forever, save in the memories of the audience and the actors.
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There's a hint of a conspiracy at one point, but it's veiled and obscure, and it vanishes almost at once.
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At a time when news of each new mass shooting vanishes all too quickly from headlines, "Emanuel" offers a memorial.
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But when founders lose interest or age out, the rationale for their retaining extraordinary power over their company's destiny vanishes.
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It suggests that when a bubble bursts, it vanishes, which is not what happens with most financial bubbles, he said.
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But the feeling of safety vanishes when a violent fight breaks out between Earl and one of the other women.
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The Master vanishes, and in his wake a siren rises, beating her tail against the rock that caused the wreck.
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"Without archives like this so much history of a huge online world vanishes and that's simply not acceptable," he added.
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As a result of the leaks, about $2 billion worth of fuel vanishes into the air annually, according to the EDF.
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And as "climate change" vanishes from the executive branch's vocabulary, Trump and his Cabinet have introduced a new term: energy dominance.
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But then, toward the end of that first hour, a young boy named Mikkel heads into some mysterious caves and vanishes.
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Once the finely dispersed mist hits your hair, it vanishes, just like that, leaving split ends silky and frizz effectively tamed.
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Yet whatever small advantage might exist for a handful of elite shooters vanishes in a contest of ten or more players.
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Old age is supposed to offer the consolation prize of wisdom—but if you lose your memory, wisdom vanishes with it.
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His imagining of a world where 2 percent of the population vanishes was instead a secular variation on the Christian Rapture.
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For instance: As more and more sea ice in the Arctic vanishes, more of the ocean underneath is exposed to sunlight.
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We wouldn't expect anything less from a drama that deals with what happens when 2% of the population vanishes without explanation.
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He is only human and he is free, and he's appreciating the ride — just as we are — before he vanishes again.
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A floor shakes, a living room vanishes into debris, a family escapes, just barely, and spends a night sleeping the street.
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The missing man in the second image above is Naval Commissar Nikolai Yezhov, according to "The Commissar Vanishes" by David King.
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Here, Jane's soon-to-be-wed sister Heidi vanishes mysteriously just before her wedding, sending Jane straight to Veronica to investigate.
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At the end of the story, the menacing Charles Lindbergh vanishes, but by then we have been shocked to the core.
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"Rabbit" is intractable, a little warrior, yet it also vanishes into its reflections, which are full of us looking at it.
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Taking that further, Mr. Tong argues that when land disappears, the connection between the physical and spiritual worlds also forever vanishes.
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The only way to conclusively determine what happens when a species changes or vanishes may be to try it and see.
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Donald Trump's path to the White House vanishes if the Republican presidential nominee fails to win Florida, Hillary Clinton said Tuesday.
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Should the demand go south, that could lead a lot of digital currency believers with money that vanishes into the ether.
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Related: Priest Accused of Sexual Abuse in Mexico Vanishes Sodalicio was founded in 1971 and is formally affiliated with the Vatican.
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This woman vanishes down a shadowy corridor in the hospital in which the narrator's husband is being treated for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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No details are given for their uncoupling and then the Batman villain just mysteriously vanishes from Gotham City for the entire movie.
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I've never quite lost my amazement at this phenomenon, the suddenness with which the familiar vanishes and a new, better landscape appears.
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But even that paltry growth rate quickly vanishes if you believe inflation is higher than what the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports.
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Clicking on the pop-up will take you to the article in question, and if you move the mouse away, it vanishes.
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Besides, if you've watched the show, you know the exact points at which whatever you thought you knew vanishes, figuratively or otherwise.
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But before Markle's latest outfit vanishes from virtual shelves, you can actually snag her sleek pencil skirt and heels on major markdown!
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Sort of vanishes, though… Right now there are more cars than people, and that was already the case, like, 15 years ago.
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If the workers refuse to quit and demand payment, the boss often vanishes, leaving workers out of pocket with nowhere to go.
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Here, in this novel, where so much is about what vanishes, there is also a deep beating heart, of what also stays.
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It simply vanishes because your customers now know that you have designed a way to undermine your supposedly world-class security mechanism.
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Fugitive: Woravit "Kim" Mektrakarn -- An undocumented factory worker in southern California vanishes after he blackmails his employers about their illegal employment practices.
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Brittle, staccato electronic sounds and filtered voices ricochet around him; a reggaeton beat appears and vanishes amid clatters, ratchets and finger snaps.
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When the sun's disc vanishes, the glorious corona, that ordinarily invisible plasma surrounding the star, manifests itself to dominate the darkened sky.
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Bask in the unmitigated beauty, the grace with which the good duck appears and vanishes into the white vacuum of your website.
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Together they recount their relationship through to Rosie's death, while speculating on how memory is recollected and how it vanishes in reflection.
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Living on the outskirts of town, her family's run of bad luck begins when her baby brother vanishes during a game of peekaboo.
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The canvas-like panel appears at the center of a bureaucratic exchange, yet the art object nearly vanishes within the overwhelmingly white space.
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A third option is an annuity, which guarantees a lifelong income but vanishes at death, even if that is a week after retirement.
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When you're apart, the intimacy vanishes, save for the occasional post-2 AM Instagram-story remark or a "sorry your cat died" text.
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Occasionally the circle vanishes at Saratoga Avenue station and remains undetectable for an hour or two, whereupon it rematerializes at Saratoga Avenue station.
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But in its highest gear, the show peerlessly vanishes the line between sociocultural satire and mental instability, between send up and crack up.
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And Dominic Monaghan, as Reese's widowed father, vanishes so swiftly that Reese might as well have been an orphan from the get-go.
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After a case is argued, it vanishes into a black box, often for months, until an opinion emerges one morning without prior warning.
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That round and riveting black hole, a place where everything vanishes like a dream, would be a good final resting place for Brexit.
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Then it practically vanishes, first under the iron wheels of industrialisation in the 19th century, then crushed by consumer culture in the 20th.
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Until finally, outmatched by the overwhelming suffering of the world, absorbed by the scale of that pain, Hsiung's own suffering vanishes into oblivion.
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With another push of a button, the television vanishes and a projector appears across the room, casting moving pictures across an entire wall.
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Hope vanishes the moment it becomes ubiquitous: "It grows on trees" is what we say of something so common as to be worthless.
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Things seem to be going well, but then one person vanishes (like a ghost) with no communication of any kind to the other person.
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For every Eliot Spitzer or Mark Sanford, there's a scandalous story that flares and vanishes amid a lot of journalistic discomfort about touching it.
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In season 1, Arya sends Nymeria away after the direwolf bites Joffrey in the arm, and then she vanishes for the next several seasons.
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It then vanishes and cannot be found until it makes a spectacular return, and once again disappears into the cavernous parts of the ship.
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Everything is splendid until it suddenly isn't: Alex vanishes, and Danny is unwilling to believe he's just deserted their relationship without a second thought.
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Having an ambition to strive toward gives us life; when our main goal vanishes, it can feel like everything is pointless, but it's not.
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The wimpy plastic ball starts melting and then completely vanishes in seconds, leaving behind no evidence that it ever existed in the first place.
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Caldicott and Charters played by Naunton Wayne and Basil Radford in "The Lady Vanishes" (22), "Night Train to Munich" (22004) and "Crook's Tour" (22007).
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You have a busy day, you shoot through it, you pick a few songs you like, and you play them and the rest vanishes.
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"Every boy that starts karting dreams about F1, and at a certain point that dream just vanishes," Van Buren said in a McLaren statement.
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The flow of water is already declining as the glacier vanishes, and scientists estimate that by 2050 much of the icecap will be gone.
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" Florent-Claude quits his position, vanishes from his obligations and embarks on a road trip he calls "a mini farewell ceremony for my libido.
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CNBC also noticed that the keyboard sometimes vanishes on the first attempt to respond to a text message after the contact has been added.
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The timelapse below shows the eerie scene in Fairbanks — the sun basically skims the horizon for a brief while and then vanishes: Not usually.
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No wonder their story ends as Roger sets something fragile on fire and Brianna vanishes amid the torches, darkness pressing down on every side.
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I wanted to know about the rituals, inconveniences, and delights that come along with a birthday that vanishes three out of every four years.
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Indeed, Dany as a person all but vanishes from the episode — for its final half-hour, we only see distant glimpses of her and Drogon.
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What's the use of calling two things "sliders" if one vanishes in a puff of smoke and another lands like a pin popping a balloon?
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When he recounts his kidnapping his gaze drops, his smile vanishes and he becomes noticeably quieter, although he says his panic attacks have virtually disappeared.
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Ory and his wife Max have escaped the Forgetting by hiding in an abandoned hotel for years, but eventually, Max's shadow vanishes, and she flees.
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Today London is home both to Mr Putin's cronies and to opponents of his regime trying to lay the groundwork for the day it vanishes.
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Now, to circle back to Pereira, this is the best part, watch closely as that brief moment of triumph completely vanishes as the cheers recede.
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Drama does erupt fitfully in "Mirrored Heart," as she sings bitterly about unreciprocated love, but then it vanishes, leaving her quietly bereft at the end.
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And what this means in practice is that they will remain Trumpists after the election, even if the Orange One himself vanishes from the scene.
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The time lapse below shows the eerie scene in Fairbanks — the sun basically skims the horizon for a brief while and then vanishes: Not usually.
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But sometimes in those Romantic ballets, the movement and emotion fuse, making the illusion seem so real that whatever might be camp about it vanishes.
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The world is obsessed with fad diets and weight loss, yet few of us know how a kilogram of fat actually vanishes off the scales.
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After a long time away, he is returning home when he vanishes, to the distress of his mother and of the girl who loves him.
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"The Leftovers," he replied, apparently a reference to music from the HBO series about an apocalypse when some part of the Earth's population randomly vanishes.
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Anyway — across the ages, presidential injuries have been confined to the realm of historical ephemera; breaking news of international importance that vanishes from all recollection.
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After I hail my first Waymo, the car that is supposed to pick me up vanishes from the app entirely before eventually arriving in real life.
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I start my New Years resolution of reading more books and buy The Elephant Vanishes by Murakami, and Nuclear Jellyfish, a mystery with a fun cover.
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Even though the internet feels like an ephemeral tangle of bits that vanishes when you lock your phone screen, all that data has to live somewhere.
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While investigating, Holmes vanishes, leaving Watson (who is trying to get used to her new robotic arm), and Holmes' cousin Micha to try to locate her.
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If trust vanishes, North Koreans "may see an imminent threat coming to them that is not an imminent threat", disbelieving assurances that a strike is limited.
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The film, directed by Paul Feig, is an adaptation of a book by the same name in which a woman named Emily Nelson (Lively) mysteriously vanishes.
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As though Hoffman realizes she's overreached by adding this dark twist, it's mentioned again only a handful of times before it vanishes like a bad dream.
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Like a young Ramona Quimby, she has that un-self-conscious, unquestioning sense of self that all too often vanishes in girls when they hit adolescence.
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On mobile there will be a small alert at the bottom of your browser window, which vanishes after a few seconds, saying that notifications are blocked.
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Mideast officials and experts may have confidence when they speak of Soleimani and his significance, but that vanishes when they shift their gaze to President Trump.
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Pessimists fear that the cycle of runaway degradation may kick in when another 3-8% of the forest vanishes—which, under Mr Bolsonaro, could happen soon.
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A young woman falls hard for a shaggy-headed guy who up and vanishes, then goes steady with his suit-and-tie doppelgänger for five years.
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Middle girl Lia is the one most often left love-deficient — which has devastating effects when King vanishes and, later, three strangers come to the island.
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The effect is that the camera lens appears when you open the camera app, then vanishes from sight whenever the camera app is not in use.
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And then at some stage, when you try to freeze it, put it into a solid frame, or make it face reality, then it vanishes, it's gone.
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Click on a blemish and it vanishes; if it made a little popping sound, it would be the most addictive video game known to God or man.
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When his wife abruptly vanishes, he goes on a quest to find her, which leads him to fantastic places that connect back to his own missing father.
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Fine wine delivered the best returns; surprising to cynics who might assume that, in the long run, the value of wine vanishes as it turns into vinegar.
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It's thought that these bottom quarks are created about 60 percent of the time a Higgs boson vanishes, yet this particular pattern has never been observed before.
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He watches from a darkened corner of the room and then, just as I believe he has left, our gazes connect and he nods approvingly and vanishes.
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With the monster bearing down on them in the final episode, Eleven steps up and uses her powers to destroy the monster, and vanishes in the process.
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But when he himself vanishes, she ventures in to find him, and in doing so, must come to terms with her mysterious powers and her own ancestry.
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It's thought that these bottom quarks are created about 60 percent of the time a Higgs boson vanishes, yet this particular pattern has never been observed before.
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Esty vanishes from her home, but she isn't able to simply ditch her worldview, nor does she necessarily want to; Unorthodox understands that and illustrates it sensitively.
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Like many American cities — Detroit, Youngstown, Gary — it had fallen victim to the damage that is wrought when one major industry vanishes from town, reversing local fortunes.
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But when a college acquaintance vanishes, Dory finds new purpose as she goes in pursuit, dragging along her entitled entourage (John Early and Meredith Hagner, among others).
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At the beginning of this début novel, Beatriz Yagoda, a celebrated Brazilian novelist, vanishes: she is last seen climbing up a tree, suitcase and cigar in hand.
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"I wasn't particularly saintly," she says, "but I was determined — and isn't it so funny how determination can last and last, and how goodness without determination vanishes."
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Because so much alt-right digital data vanishes quickly, Whack-a-Mole also serves as an archive, providing a more permanent record of, say, attendees at various rallies.
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The negative effect to your numerical score typically vanishes within a couple of months — the request for credit is scrubbed from your credit profile altogether within two years.
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The K'omoks First Nation on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, speak of the emotional distress they experience as their namesake, the Comox Glacier, slowly vanishes due to rising temperatures.
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Even at the height of the plague, youth still vanishes, parties still get down to ash and wine-spills, and we still seem to care about it all.
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Suddenly we're back with Arlie as she vanishes out of thin air in front of Ollie as he rifles around an old chesser drawer in at the séance.
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This new trailer focuses on Meg Murry (played by 12 Years a Slave's Storm Reid), a young girl who's having trouble at school after her father mysteriously vanishes.
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It's a little glimmer of baggy, woozy sunshine that turns up, makes you feel fuzzy, then vanishes too quickly, like a crate of domestic beer on the beach.
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The most dramatic half-life is that of Hae-mi, who, in a distant echo of " L'Avventura " (1960), vanishes from the story as if slipping from a room.
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"CNN Launches Manhunt After Lester Holt Vanishes From Debate," The New Yorker declared in a parody piece by the humorist Andy Borowitz, published just halfway into the debate.
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Hollinghurst does something similar with Connie, Johnny's mother, who vanishes after the Cornwall scenes as if she had played her part and could be of no further use.
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I watch the phone slide down the line, it's little band-aid flag making it stand out from its compatriots, as it vanishes through the chain link fence.
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If you can swallow a piece of paper and the world vanishes … We live in a moment when there are so many options to demonstrate our own perceptions.
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If Tamaulipan thornscrub — a once abundant but now disappearing ecosystem — vanishes, it may take with it the plants, microbes and wildlife that have evolved to depend on it.
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Partly in an effort to sublimate these fears, he began working on a story about a young man whose girlfriend, named Sabrina, vanishes while walking home from work.
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When tree seedlings sprout on the stumps and felled trunks, sometimes the roots flare around the rotting wood as it vanishes and preserve its contorted outlines in midair.
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And I have to admit, every alternative I've imagined — Arturo vanishes, for instance, appearing to lam it along with the drugs — leaves some residue of suspicion on Nacho.
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After he persuades her to look at his book — she starts with "The Princess and the Pea" — he vanishes, and she's swept into the world of his stories.
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When the outlaw vanishes, then returns years later as a humble stranger quietly performing acts of repentance, a confrontation ensues, illuminating the murky fog of real-world forgiveness.
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And soon enough the golden nimbus surrounding Marlo vanishes, swept away by the reality of hustling two children off to school while waiting for her water to break.
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The libretto follows the life of Oedipus from his birth and, in a twist of the original myth, a grove where he vanishes in a flash of flight.
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At her party, she renounces her powers with a disastrous spell, whereupon her family vanishes, and she must travel, via portal, to Los Lagos on a rescue mission.
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Instead, the job has become corporate in the extreme — answering to parent-company boards, serving up sequels so related merchandise keeps selling, cutting costs as DVD money vanishes.
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It was Tibbetts Brook, a stream that flows from north of White Plains and then vanishes at the south end of a lake in Van Cortlandt, near 242nd Street.
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Netlfix The Netflix original series Stranger Things, about a young boy who mysteriously vanishes from a small Indiana town, has become one of the summer's most talked-about shows.
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Emergency doctors obviously want their seat at the table, because they stand to lose a lot of money if their ability to do balance billing vanishes or becomes limited.
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The whole system of technology is like a hologram: it presents itself to be real, but if you don't turn it on, you don't use it, eventually it vanishes.
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There's an almost amused distance in some of these accounts, which vanishes as others speak of the unspeakable legacies of oppression and destruction borne by black and Jewish Americans.
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What sustains us in any competition are the moments of interiority when the competition vanishes; what sustains us in any struggle are the moments when we forget the struggle.
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That brings us back to the top, since Margaret Lockwood was the female lead in both "The Lady Vanishes" and "Night Train to Munich," but played two different characters.
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Still, it's revealing that, in President Trump's telling, we never learned Ms. Champ's name, and that, once the Holets family made their offer, she simply vanishes from Trump's story.
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Then after 11 years of living and working in the bowels of the city while raising her son, Peilan vanishes, leaving the American-born boy to fend for himself.
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Inspired by classic horror and science fiction films from the 1980s, it follows a group of kids in the town of Hawkins, Indiana, after one of their friends mysteriously vanishes.
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And many of these states award their delegates proportionally or by congressional district, all but ensuring Trump will pick up a good deal of them unless his support suddenly vanishes.
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The Holy Grail falls to the depths of the Earth, the Sankara stones remain in India, and even the Ark of the Covenant vanishes into the world's biggest blacksite warehouse.
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Otherwise, any attempt to see the artist as a moral social critic of the corporate gods vanishes into pure, spacey, pretty, ice cream colors (in service to those corporate powers).
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While black women earn less than white women, that earnings gap essentially vanishes when you account for the fact that white women on average have richer parents than black women.
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"As this copy begins to push the boundaries of Alice's internet identity, the control that Alice has over her life, and the men in it, vanishes," the film's synopsis reads.
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PEOPLE has an exclusive First Look at the series, which takes place in 1983 Indiana, where residents are shocked after a young boy vanishes into thin air under mysterious circumstances.
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It costs a whopping $60 million to build a Falcon 9 rocket, and that kingly figure vanishes into nothing when the rocket crashes on impact or sinks into the ocean.
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Fugitive: Berny Figueroa -- When a toddler inexplicably dies after spending a day in daycare, doctors determine that the cause of death is blunt force trauma -- and the babysitter mysteriously vanishes.
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THE DISAPPEARANCE on Acorn TV. A teenager (Camille Razat) in Lyon, vanishes after a night celebrating her birthday with friends, and suddenly everyone is a suspect in this French thriller.
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Critics score: 85%Audience score: 74%Netflix description: "When everyone else mysteriously vanishes from their wealthy town, the teen residents of West Ham must forge their own society to survive."
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Critic score: 20%Audience score: 47%Netflix description: "When his girlfriend vanishes, a mute man ventures into a near-future Berlin's seamy underworld, where his actions speak louder than words."
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God, who made change, made change change, he made reason reason, bother bother, dust dust: then, lo, the mother bleeper goes and vanishes before he makes decrease decrease, limit limit.
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Before 2017 vanishes like a cloud of smoke, make sure to check out these essential weed stocking-stuffers, like 24-karat-gold ashtrays, Guggenheim-inspired grinders, and high-end edibles.
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He noted that rising seas had driven villagers from their homes in Fiji and led Kiribati to buy property elsewhere for the day when that country vanishes beneath the waves.
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Only in "Annihilation," Mr. Isaac's character vanishes early on, during a mission into an environmental danger zone, and his wife, played by Natalie Portman, leads an expedition to save him.
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When her baby vanishes, Joanna becomes a villain in the public imagination, and the show bounces around in time, creating a more complicated portrait of the various players and suspects.
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But the note-taking app you've been using is so cluttered and unorganized that your wonderful idea vanishes into the void, following all the other half-formed notions before it.
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The liberal baseline that's assumed in Silicon Valley vanishes when you're surrounded by information security pros in Las Vegas, and many attendees, like Moss, seem uncomfortable taking an overtly political stance.
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CARACAS, Venezuela – Government security forces in Venezuela carry out unjustified killings without any apparent consequences as the rule of law in the country quickly vanishes, a United Nations report charged Friday.
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It follows a mystery of an institutionalized man, Charles Dexter Ward who vanishes from his cell, while his family's doctor, Marinus Bicknell Willett, tries to unravel the reasons behind Ward's insanity.
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About New York Brownsville, Brooklyn, is the capital of the flaring atrocity, the moment of horror that vanishes in the blink of an eye from the view of the city beyond.
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Superficially, the end result looks somewhat like the "spherical camera" photos you find on Google Maps when seen from a distance, but that perception quickly vanishes upon a simple zoom-in.
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About $2 billion in fuel vanishes in the air annually, and some energy companies are expected to cut those losses with the help of improved monitoring equipment in drones and vehicles.
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Crucially, if Mueller vanishes, then it is unclear who -- if anybody -- would be in a position to furnish to Congress a report on the findings of the investigation as a whole.
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In the absence of motion detectors or effective security cameras, all that's required is a modicum of stealth and coordination, and a priceless bundle of cultural patrimony vanishes into the night.
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My Syrian friend chuckled at the question about the Arctic Circle — where the summer sun never fully vanishes — but insisted: The law is the law; it's what the Prophet Muhammad commands.
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At least 31 coastal towns and cities may need to relocate, at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars, as protective sea ice vanishes and fierce waves erode Alaska's shores.
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But even though the songs he co-created serve as the film's centerpieces, and despite lengthy musing on the tour's theatricality, my father vanishes from the story before it truly begins.
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It nearly vanishes in the sixth year of the Ryan tax plan, and in years seven, eight, nine, and 10 the family would be paying higher taxes than under current law.
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Due to the billions of dollars' worth of fuel that vanishes in the air, some energy companies are expected to cut down on emissions using better monitoring equipment in drones and vehicles.
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With relatively few changes, this could have played as a double feature with Alfred Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes, another intricate "What's the truth here?" mystery that rewards viewers for paying close attention.
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The final bit of text proclaims her the "greatest female athlete ever"— until the "female" vanishes in a pointed rebuke of how the media treats the legacies of athletes who are women.
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But when her grandmother, a reclusive writer of frightening fairytales, dies, Alice's mother vanishes, stolen away by a supernatural force and taken to the the fantastical world where those stories are set.
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So we encourage you to click through the 29 favorites we've rounded up — or head straight to the source — to immerse yourself in this psychedelic sale experience before it vanishes for good.
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Little Hamid's world collapses when his father inexplicably vanishes in the middle of the night – one of thousands of Kashmiris who have gone missing during the decades-long insurgency in the region.
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So there's no way of knowing what they're receiving, or putting out there, what images and messages they're being exposed to, there's no way to monitor any of it, because it vanishes . . .
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In its world, the underpinnings of every established religion are struck at once, after 2 percent of the Earth's population vanishes, in a way that does not comport with any denomination's teaching.
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A 5-year-old British boy vanishes during a family vacation in France, sending his parents (James Nesbitt and Frances O'Connor) on a yearslong search to find out what happened to him.
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Using his 2013 micro-movie as a jumping-off point, the Swedish director David F. Sandberg extracts maximum frights from the simplest of conceits: Diana materializes in darkness and vanishes in light.
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Any ownership you may have in your tissues vanishes when they are removed from your body, with or without consent, despite a raging battle among scientists, lawyers, disgruntled patients and their families.
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The inflatable T-80 tank, one of the company's standard products, weighs 154 pounds, costs about $16,000, totes in two duffel bags, inflates in about five minutes and vanishes just as quickly.
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When FilmStruck vanishes from the internet, it will take this unforgettable portrait of humanity as a failed state with it for now — but the film will remain lodged in my mind forever.
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Another clip remarks on how a single black man — who's visible in the top corner of the shot of the audience behind Trump — vanishes as "they zoom him out of the picture".
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An app such as Wickr "could be a way for Levandowski to communicate 'By the way, how did we do that back at Waymo?' and all that vanishes in 30 seconds," Alsup said.
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In their data, when the researchers compare the sons of immigrants with the sons of native-born fathers who grew up in the same county, the difference in their mobility rates largely vanishes.
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The same plot that gave the world terrific films like 1965's Bunny Lake Is Missing and Alfred Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes, and less terrific films like Flightplan and A Cure for Wellness.
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These new $350 headphones feature Bose's best-in-class noise cancelation and are capable of hushing busy streets and packed flights down to a whisper that vanishes completely once your music starts playing.
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Polar Bear International — which is headquartered in the dense polar bear country of Churchill Canada — actively researches polar bear populations and how to best conserve them as the bears' rapidly warming habitat vanishes.
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In Rampara Kisana, one of the last settlements before the road vanishes into the floodplain of a Ganges tributary, Singh was the first farmer to buy a television after power arrived in March.
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From my vantage, a shared meal means sitting by and idly chewing, while the food on the table vanishes like a time-lapse nature video of an ant colony devouring a dead bird.
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The above-it-all posture of imperviousness vanishes, and he is reduced to the most mortal of beings, one for whom, like the rest of us, the truth still has purchase and power.
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On the surface, every clear, concrete, and reliable element of a song vanishes, and all that's left for the ear to hear is the selected sounds that remain, and cognitively pursue their development.
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The Boston University ecologist Richard Primack compared dates of spring ice melt recorded in Thoreau's diaries to more recent data and found that, on average, Walden's ice now vanishes about two weeks earlier.
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But there's clearly something more at play in this world, and that feeling is something that Saedi was looking to pull from Murakami's work, in particular short stories from collections like The Elephant Vanishes.
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Why it matters: Market strategists are betting the bond market has further room to run, with rates continuing to fall, but if the U.S. yield premium vanishes, foreign buyers could do so as well.
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"Together, this ensemble of electronic techniques called into being a new world—a peek-a-boo world, where now this event, now that, pops into view for a moment then vanishes again," Postman observed.
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I couldn't help wishing it had been twinned with another short story by Mr. Murakami, a choice Complicite made in adapting "The Elephant Vanishes," to open things out and make the piece less hermetic.
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While the exhibition itself is small, it is an engaging portal to the ongoing challenge of New York's trash, and how your trash does not truly disappear after it vanishes from the sidewalk curb.
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That cocoon vanishes in the chaos of the morning after, and with so much suddenly going wrong for them, we get to see friction creep in around the soft-focus edges of their love.
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"It is standard practice that in dead-end situations, the object of ... hatred vanishes," said political analyst Dimitris Mavros, adding that no politician could take the risk of appearing helpless, standing above the ashes.
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The eight-episode show is set in small-town Indiana in 1983 — which you're reminded of constantly, via haircuts — where a young boy vanishes after a night of playing Dungeons and Dragons with his friends.
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Instead of moving power from large, central generating stations, where energy flows in only one direction and about 5 percent vanishes in transit (more during peak times), more power will be generated and distributed locally.
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The disappearance motif builds through the spot: A woman working at her laptop fades away, her computer screen still flashing; a family reading a book in bed vanishes, followed by a woman studying on the lawn.
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Each release is attended by local town officials, farmers and hordes of schoolchildren, who applaud wildly as the animal — whose name they have selected in class — sprints out of its cage and vanishes among the bushes.
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It could be a friend, a lover, or someone else you didn't necessarily want to see drowning in a pool of his or her own blood, but usually it's a flash—a thought that immediately vanishes.
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When Gertie grabs a woolly mammoth 9 by the tail and flings it into a lake, McCay exploits that blank space and shrinks the mammoth to minuscule size as it vanishes comedically far into the distance.
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If you're planning to delete your Facebook account entirely, you should post this final status one to two weeks before you actually delete it, to give people time to see what you wrote before it vanishes.
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"When an online service simply disregards the Illinois procedures, as Facebook is alleged to have done, the right of the individual to maintain her biometric privacy vanishes into thin air," Judge James Donato wrote in his ruling.
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Even if markets are not completely efficient, it seems hard to understand how outsize returns can be achieved by looking at something as simple as recent price movements, without clever traders taking advantage until the anomaly vanishes.
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When doctors use ventilators, intravenous fluids, heavy medication and dialysis machines to sustain a patient's life, that patient often finds their identity and independence all but vanishes as they slowly fade away in a cold, clinical setting.
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Driving the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class up and down San Francisco's highways with the semi-autonomous Drive Pilot system engaged, a remarkable thing happens: Traffic-spawned stress vanishes faster than water evaporating under the California sun.
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Neither lip balm nor hand cream, this powder isn't quite a powder, either — it liquefies on contact, so once you start messing with it, it vanishes without a trace on even the darkest hair (as in, mine).
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The key is when you realize that preferences are not immutable and that people are not universalist or communitarian by essence, the dichotomy between "it's all politics, stupid" and "it's all economics, stupid" vanishes a little bit.
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A seasoned traveler quietly vanishes After the wedding, Carla joined a group of Spanish and Argentinian travelers to hike Huayna Picchu, the steep mountain overlooking the famed ruins, and they returned together to Cusco a few hours later.
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Because of the darkening light and cooling air, the activities of nocturnal and diurnal animals follow a different schedule: crickets will chirp earlier, for instance; frogs have been known to croak when the sun vanishes behind the moon.
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ANTI-TRUMP PORN STAR LAWYER MICHAEL AVENATTI SUDDENLY VANISHES FROM CNN STUDIOS AFTER DOZENS OF INTERVIEWS Storie-Avenatti, who has been married to the lawyer since 2011, reportedly kicked him out of the house and changed the locks.
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Films like Alfred Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes, Otto Preminger's Bunny Lake Is Missing, and modern equivalents like Flightplan and The Forgotten all hinge on protagonists being told they're deluded, and that someone they clearly remember never actually existed.
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When you combine these services with monthly bills for important things like housing, utilities, and internet, suddenly, a big chunk of the disposable income you think you have vanishes into the ether at the beginning of the month.
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At a recent Adaptive meeting, six people debated the merits of the fourth draft of a blueprint for "Mary Rose," an eerie story about a girl who vanishes and reappears with no memory of what happened to her.
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It's truly designed for autonomy – there's a steering wheel on board, but it vanishes when the user pushes the VW logo buttoning its center, retracting into the dash to provide more room for the driver to stretch out.
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In the film, Carla is described by one of the caseworkers as "a product of the system (who) never learned to properly care for herself or her kids" — a stereotypical drug addict who vanishes from her kids' lives.
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The Rangers know how swiftly a series can curdle, how the vagaries of a frozen puck can deflate a team, a building and a city, and how any momentum gleaned vanishes as soon as the final horn blares.
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" 2010 | "Little Brother Is Watching" 2010 | "Officials Push to Bolster Law on Wiretapping" 2010 | "Little Brother is Watching" 2010 | "The Web Means the End of Forgetting" 2010 | "How Privacy Vanishes Online" Related Learning Network Lesson Plans "Big Brother vs.
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So rules requiring districts to fairly represent the overall voting behavior of the state would, in the long run, be better for Democrats — unless they stop being the preferred party of racial minorities or residential segregation vanishes as a phenomenon.
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Alice has a unique voice and become an an engaging character once she and Malcolm become friends, but Pullman largely uses her as a prop with which to boost up Malcolm, while Dr. Relf essentially vanishes from the narrative altogether.
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On the home's lower level is what appears to be a small interior pool — but with a push of a button, a retractable glass vanishes into the ceiling, revealing a 60-foot long indoor-outdoor saltwater pool with breathtaking mountain views.
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These white pieces of foam are called "magic" for a reason: The most unsightly bits of our homes — from grease spots on the kitchen counter to those horrible splotches around bathtub drains — swiftly vanishes with a bit of light buffing.
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So in the event that your remote control vanishes between your couch cushions, you can launch the remote app on your iPhone and use Siri to find something to watch, or swipe around on the phone screen to select an app.
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Hurricanes 235, Islanders 282 | Carolina leads series, 2-0 So much depends on the capriciousness of a frozen puck: how it dips and darts, vanishes and reappears, the path it travels after hitting a stick blade, a skate, a post.
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There's so much more to do at Disrupt Berlin 2019, and you can do it all for a whole lot less if you buy your pass before the super early-bird price vanishes in just five days at 11:59 p.m.
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In 2010, the director Debra Granik shepherded Jennifer Lawrence to her first Oscar nomination in "Winter's Bone" as an Ozark teenager in search of her meth-cooking dad after he puts up the family home for his bail and vanishes.
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The giving, caring man Helen thought she knew vanishes in a nauseating haze of I'm-terribly-sorrys and it's-simply-not-possibles, and the experience of watching the man she loves unfeelingly preside over her new friend's humiliation is mortifying.
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That if you want to feel forever out of place with these people, just be the odd add-on who takes advantage of a connection to accept generous hospitality, and then vanishes in silence until the next such opportunity arises.
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"If everything continues as it was, if we spend our days content that 'this is the way things have always been done', then the gift vanishes, smothered by the ashes of fear and concern for defending the status quo," he said.
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The numbness I get in my legs on walks is familiar enough now that it's almost like a weekend warrior's baggage — there, but in the background, like when the ache in a hoops player's arthritic knees vanishes at tip-off.
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Of the wartime directors, George Stevens, whose story is told by Lawrence Kasdan, arguably has the spottiest critical reputation, and he vanishes for long stretches of "Five Came Back" until his teaming with John Ford to film the D-Day invasion.
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When Keanu vanishes, Clarence and Rell trace his disappearance (with the help of a local pot dealer played by Will Forte) to the drug-dealing gang The 17th Street Blips (the apparent result of a merger of Bloods and Crips).
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" Jean vanishes and reappears on Earth, and we see her speaking with someone (played by Jessica Chastain), who tells her that "if you stop fighting that force inside you, if you embrace it, we will possess the very power of a god.
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Perhaps the most surreal and captivating moment comes when Ito is wrapped in that diaphanous black and seems to float among the cords, wafting as if blown by errant breezes — until, at the end, she is once again swallowed up and vanishes.
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The fruit of their collaboration was to overthrow the idea that superconductivity (a phenomenon in which the resistance of an electrical conductor vanishes, usually when it has been cooled to a temperature near absolute zero) could not occur in thin layers of material.
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One of them was that as much as I would like to be one of the lucky ones — one of the women who begins taking magnesium, or cuts wheat and dairy and coffee, and her PMDD vanishes — PMDD is part of me.
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Joyce and Hopper venture into the Upside Down and rescue Will, El defeats her papa and his lackeys to save her friends but vanishes in the process, and we see that not all is right with Will as he vomits a slug.
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" An obituary on Friday about David King, a graphic designer who amassed one of the world's largest collections of Soviet political art, misstated the original date of publication of his book "The Commissar Vanishes: The Falsification of Photographs and Art in Stalin's Russia.
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In recent interviews, many Israelis pointed to two unlikely cultural icons — Dudu Tassa, a 39-year-old rock star, and Eli Amir, a 78-year-old novelist — as forces that have accelerated Iraqi Jews' efforts to preserve their past before it vanishes forever.
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She's working late out back in her home office when her young daughter vanishes, setting in motion an investigation and laying bare aspects of her life and the lives of those around her, including her sister (Erika Christensen) and estranged husband (Kick Gurry).
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We have been here before, with a screaming spread across the sky as the bomb goes into its "long, shrieking descent" and the chandelier begins to shake and an argument vanishes "into air" as the walls buckle from the shock of the blast.
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It takes a woman to figure it out: Almost as soon as Lake vanishes from the scene and her case declared closed, Mr. Soderbergh introduces Petra (Jennfer Ferrin), Eric's sister, to tie up loose ends still waving in the Rocky Mountain breeze.
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He's alive as any cloud falling As rain now into the open mouths Of the dead, alive as a bruise Disappearing in my body, like Passing rain and wind, until the sky Heals, and the blood of an hour's Silent-evening nothing vanishes.
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On his first day he spots another patient lurching along the edge of the woods, and the unsettling sight catches in his brain; not much later, that patient vanishes, and a huge mass of bugs is found on the bed in his room.
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As a first-year student in design school, I remember the endless hours spent doing something as simple as drawing a capital letter A, the attention to detail that blurs and vanishes before your eyes, that moment when you lose track of time.
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Curiously, when others (in the USA) said: 'The best painter on both sides of the Atlantic' the credit slowly disappeared, because when it's no longer a belief, but a plain fact (in the newspapers), the credit vanishes and you need a new 'higher' (?) belief.
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While imploring his wife to let him in on the secret behind her upcoming film A Simple Favor — in which a woman named Emily Nelson (Lively) mysteriously vanishes — Ryan Reynolds let slip that Lively, 30, actually drove him to the hospital while she was in labor.
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But any resentment about Sikorsky's decision to test its radical new S-97 Raider prototype at its facility in West Palm Beach vanishes as the helicopter's 2,600-horsepower turbine engine spools and the dual, counterrotating rotors above the fuselage start spinning, out-blowing any ocean breeze.
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Season 2 finds a very pregnant Vik living with her partner, Detective Ingvar Nyman (Henrik Norlen), when the first female American president, Helen Tyler (Kim Cattrall), arrives in Stockholm for a state visit — a none-too-subtle reminder of what might have been — and promptly vanishes.
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But when he vanishes after overhearing their fight, Zhenya (Maryana Spivak) and Boris (Alexey Rozin) are thrust together in the search for Alyosha (Matvey Novikov) in Andrey Zvyagintsev's heart-wrenching "Loveless," which begins a weeklong Oscar-qualifying run in New York and Los Angeles on Friday, Dec.
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As the narrative loosely tracks a reluctant rapper and his makeshift squad, more impressionistic, magical moments — an invisible car runs over clubgoers, a stranger proffers a Nutella sandwich and vanishes into the night — are designed to add emotional intensity while defying rational explanation, Mr. Murai said.
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But the town is also just a town, with policemen who humor a silly old woman, up to a point, where some friends come visit and eat baked goods and talk about poetry, and the eeriness vanishes like a menacing shadow when the lamp turns on.
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With UK prime minister Boris Johnson's Conservatives romping home with the biggest election win since 231, sterling has rallied to mid-24 highs against the dollar and the highest level since 21.3 against the euro, as the prospect of a hung parliament and another Brexit delay vanishes.
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When renters are struggling to make the monthly payment, they are unable to save for a down payment on a home; homes in some markets may be more affordable than rent, but if the renter can't come up with that down payment, the opportunity for lowering monthly costs vanishes.
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According to University of Exeter mathematician Gabor Orosz, a vehicle dropping its speed from 80 MPH to 65 MPH may cause a ripple that later vanishes, while dropping its speed from 80 MPH to 62 MPH may cause a ripple that is amplified and leads to traffic jams.
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WATCH: 20-Year-Old College Student in Iowa Vanishes on Jog Blake, 23, told Fox News he has no idea if Tibbetts returned home from her run that July night (she was reported missing the next day), but he noted there were no signs of struggle at the house.
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The book interweaves beautifully etched flashbacks of Olivia's spirited and troubling adolescence with scenes from the novel's terrifying present: After Olivia returns with her own two children to the beach on the Jersey Shore where she spent her early years, her 9-year-old son, who is bipolar, vanishes.
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When a culture vanishes, it takes with it a singular vision of the world — a vision that for the Parsis is expressed in large part through their food and the labor and love devoted to it: its status as at once communal rite, historical record and private language.
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Over and over Darboven vanishes: from the New York art scene, from the page as she scribes, from the creator's position of power by not dictating how her installations ought to be set up, behind the persona of the self-portraited Hanne Darboven, another copy, this time of her father.
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The more time I spend with it, the more I start to think there's a great game inside Need for Speed: Heat, but it's like a vein of gold that you can follow for a few feet before it vanishes back into the strata of grind, forced downtime, and unexpected jank.
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And the two certainly knew how to arrive in high style: In keeping with the vintage feel of the film – which takes place in the 1950s and follows the mad scramble after a movie star (Clooney) vanishes from the set of film – the Tatums zipped to the premiere in a 1949 Cadillac.
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Mr. King also drew on his archive for the major studies "Ordinary Citizens: The Victims of Stalin" (22014), "Red Star Over Russia: A Visual History of the Soviet Union From the Revolution to the Death of Stalin" (2009) and "The Commissar Vanishes: The Falsification of Photographs and Art in Stalin's Russia" (1997).
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Food all tastes pretty much the same, and a lot of the joy in the world vanishes: no more cut grass on a summer's day, no more wonderful earthy smell of rain after a dry spell, and no more buying a new game, opening the manual and relishing that new game smell. Nothing.
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You'd think that a bloke living in mainland Britian's last village before the wide expanse of the sea consumes all in sight and the world vanishes into nothing but gunmetal grey and the bright white of an odd floating milk carton, would appreciate the comfort of another human voice reaching out over the ether.
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The $108 billion figure so often repeated by the media, by my own estimate, is closer to $15 billion, and when considering the increased revenue taken from the people who will be ejected (owing far, far more than when they entered), it vanishes entirely, and actually becomes a massive revenue source for the government!
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Consider the bedtime shadow puppet show, the non-thing that depends on flesh and stone some-things to flit across the wall, the toy that vanishes in the dark but also dissolves in the light of day, the loving entertainment put on to coax a restless child into slumber so the parent can slip away.
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Sometimes, as in several of the stories included in Jackson's first published collection, "The Lottery; or, The Adventures of James Harris" (1949), a woman encounters a romantic, chimerical figure, a "daemon lover," who promises to rescue her and then vanishes, leaving her alone and on the brink of madness, in a frightening, alien landscape.
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But his haircut, one of those greasy, casual '90s cuts with the long bits in the front, makes him look like the guy who used to run things, but now Kendrick, Future, and Jay Rock are in his office, and all he can do is shuffle papers around frantically while his annual bonus vanishes before his eyes.
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"You know, I sing [in the title track], 'Riddles do me little favor,' because when something intense happens in your life and this thing that you saw as a solid thing, like a cliff or a mountain, suddenly just vanishes and you don't know where you are, no song or joke or thing can console you," Schrader says.
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One caps-heavy passage declares: THE WORK OF A PECULIAR AND ECCENTRIC NUT CAN TRULY BE CALLED "NUT ART" … THE NUT ARTIFICER TRAVELS IN A PHANTASMAGORIC MICRO-WORLD, SMALL AND EXTREMELY COMPACT, AS IS THE LIGHT OF A DWARF STAR IMPLODING INWARD AND IN PASSAGE COLLAPSING PARADISE AND HELL TO ONE AS IT VANISHES FOREVER WITH OUR JOYS, SORROWS AND UNREQUITED LOVE.
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Try if you like: Kinda creepy '80s movies aimed at kids, like Gremlins or The Goonies We don't know much about this series — the trailer is very mysterious — but the combination of premise (a young boy completely vanishes from a small town in 1980s Indiana) and star Winona Ryder playing her first regular role in an ongoing TV series makes for an irresistible combination.
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In that it resembles reading, but while the loss of the self in reading is to the alien I, the protagonist — which, by virtue of being so obviously apart from the reader's own singular I, does not seriously threaten its integrity — the loss of the self in writing is complete, as when snow vanishes into snow: no foreground or background, no top or bottom, only sameness everywhere.
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