"The Schulz effect is clearly wearing off," wrote the pollsters.
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And the spell is wearing off (sorry, I had to).
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Or maybe it's a sign the magic is wearing off.
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At the same time, some of our excitement is wearing off.
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That was two hours ago, shouldn't it be wearing off by now?
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The glue is wearing off and taking all the pom-poms with it.
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It also makes sense, because the impressiveness of 4K displays is wearing off.
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The pill was wearing off, the granularity of each minute becoming more apparent.
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You won't have to worry about your lip color wearing off or any reapplication!
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But there is some indication that Trump's interest in some tariffs is wearing off.
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The big picture: The shiny newness and mystery of Silicon Valley is wearing off.
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LN: Is there anything that can be done to fix the vaccine wearing off?
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The other issue is the novelty factor wearing off in a crowded competitive space.
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Luckily everyone is safe and sound, but we're starting to feel the adrenaline wearing off.
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What I'm excited about now is that for this generation, the apathy is wearing off.
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It's not a case of the novelty wearing off, but of non-augmented reality reasserting control.
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By creating a custom coat, you'll stand out from everyone else wearing off-the-rack garments.
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And with that, some people began noticing that the shine on the 'stache was wearing off.
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Yet, the initial fear of the unknown is quickly wearing off as civilian drones become more commonplace.
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But even in this study, the effects were very temporary — wearing off after 10 to 15 minutes.
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That civility is wearing off, even if the two have not declared all-out war just yet.
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Wisconsinappears to be settling down as the shock of coach Bo Ryan's early-season retirement is wearing off.
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She took the big Gucci goggles he was wearing off his head, put them on and started dancing.
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Opponents say the "Brittany Maynard" effect – which has resulted in at least 15 states introducing legislation – is wearing off.
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Turns out, that's when my morning meds were wearing off but my afternoon dose was yet to kick in.
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In other words, the confidence shock should be wearing off, paving the way for a rebound in consumer spending.
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Around this time the sashimi will be wearing off and you'll likely be in the mood for something greasy.
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"The sugar high is wearing off," said Tim Quinlan, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Economics in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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But unlike the iOS App Store, the iMessage App Store is already seeing the developer interest and excitement wearing off.
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That time-lag benefit will likely start wearing off later this year and into the first half of next year.
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"The tremor is annoying when I'm out at a restaurant with friends and my meds are wearing off," Schulman said.
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Economists are also warning that growth could taper off now that the stimulus provided by the tax cuts is wearing off.
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Wearing off-kilter aviator sunglasses, Mastanamma waves at the camera from a leather-cushioned car in one clip on Country Foods.
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However, according to El-Erian, their effectiveness is wearing off — and they&aposre running out of tools to combat a slowdown.
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But the novelty of the Kilauea volcano's eruption is wearing off for Clawson and other Big Island residents living in its shadow.
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Now, with economists projecting that the "sugar high" is wearing off, CBO is predicting several years of growth below the potential rate.
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I love window shopping and I love shopping without having to go to the dressing room or take what I'm wearing off.
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With the sting of her upset loss in Michigan already wearing off, Hillary had what was a reasonable night on the debate stage.
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One month after the Amazon-Whole Foods deal, some initial enthusiasm is wearing off, and skepticism among customers, suppliers and investors is rising.
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When that drug starts wearing off and they start going into withdrawal, it's like a demon has taken over and nothing else matters.
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Like other temporary tattoos, these "e-tattoos" can be applied to the skin using water, and will last for several days before wearing off.
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Each dream, the man inched further down the street, gathering more details, the shock and familiarity of redreaming the same scene quickly wearing off.
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A man who traveled a lot for business told them that when he came to the area, he could feel his antidepressant wearing off.
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There's some evidence, however, that this worker "beauty premium" may be wearing off — at least when it comes to employees who interact with consumers.
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With the sugar rush of U.S. tax cuts wearing off, U.S. profit margins look set to wane while EM margins have further to go.
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By 1997, the shine of grunge was wearing off and a new crop of bands was taking music in a more emotionally honest direction.
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By 19983, the shine of grunge was wearing off and a new crop of bands was taking music in a more emotionally honest direction.
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And of course he knows that his cowboy hat, which he loves wearing off stage as much as on, is only making him more recognizable.
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Lyft may be losing altitude due simply to hype wearing off, but at least now we understand how important its first earnings call will be.
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It seems that the luster of posting anonymous gossip, jokes and bullying may be wearing off, as it did for Yik Yak's dead cousin Secret.
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" Another costar of Llewelyn's, Melyssa Ford took to Instagram with her grief, writing "The shock is wearing off and full blown grief is setting in.
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Last year's enormous corporate tax cuts provided a shot in the arm for the economy, but its effects are wearing off as warning signs mount.
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Some analysts cautioned that November might be as good as it gets, as the effects of stimulus measures in some parts of Asia are wearing off.
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She's still wearing off-the-shoulder dresses and her go-to messy buns on official royal outings, proving that Meghan is changing the royal fashion game.
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The powder will help set the cream contour, so you don't have to worry about it wearing off while you're bathing in milk and rose petals.
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Now, Naz's shell shock is wearing off and this episode allowed him to begin to dip his toes into actually acting on the world around him.
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Schmidt said one particularly exciting use of the Apple Watch could be for patients to pinpoint precisely when their meds are wearing off throughout the day.
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The rapper finished up his look with the blue "Wolves" contacts he's been wearing off and on for about a year now, which he described to E!
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Why it matters: Fears of a downturn have increased, with investors worried about slowing global growth, the tax cut "sugar high" wearing off, and ongoing trade disputes.
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But after about two-three months it started wearing off, so you have to go back and do it again and you get stuck in the cycle.
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My son had a dislocated shoulder from a mountain-biking accident earlier in the day, his pain meds were wearing off and it was New Year's Eve.
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Most economists think the third quarter's figure won't be that high, as the rush of energy generated by the tax cuts and government spending starts wearing off.
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"Clearly, Brexit is a big worry and some of the euphoria over the U.S.-China trade deal is wearing off, too," said IG Markets analyst Chris Beauchamp.
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It looks like Snap's "cool factor" may be wearing off, and the company will need a lot more than dancing AR hot dogs to fix its problems. 13.
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It is ideal to begin vaccinating pets as the maternal antibodies are wearing off (determining this timing is impractical, though) to prevent pets from being exposed to a disease.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A healthy outlook for U.S. revenue growth stands to soothe stock investors worried about the effect on corporate profits from tax cuts wearing off next year.
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But Zuma's knack for political survival may finally be wearing off: 40 members of his own party voted to oust him Tuesday, highlighting the deepening rift within the ANC.
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Medications tend to be most effective for three to 15 hours, so if you take them in the morning, they're clearly wearing off during the most important hours, Muldoon said.
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Slack is one of the hottest startups in Silicon Valley — but it looks like the shine may start wearing off as its rapid growth starts to slow down a bit.
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You have the tax cut wearing off, and you have the impact of the SALT deduction affecting spending in some areas of the country, and you have earnings expectations falling.
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The Dolphins (3-2), on the other hand, have had a bit of a reckoning over the past two weeks, with the shine of a fast start wearing off quickly.
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But the good feelings may be wearing off already, the official said, explaining that the back and forth playing out in the press may call for an amplified messaging response.
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I'm confident it will remain around but I think, also, people's relationship and sort of the novelty and some of the excitement that brought it — brought us, too — is wearing off.
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The initial popularity is wearing off a bit, but Pokémon Go still accounts for 45 percent of total time spent in-app compared with the rest of the Top 103 games.
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For the Tesla fans who attended last night's Model Y unveiling event in Hawthorne, California, the effects of the open bar and Elon Musk's pizzazz should be just about wearing off.
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The affects appeared to be wearing off on Thursday, though, as investors, desperate for further details on Trump's plans to boost growth, remained cautious before the President-elect's inauguration on Friday.
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After the operation the next morning, a metal plate with screws and 12 stitches later, general anaesthetic wearing off, Candy is sitting up in bed surrounded by two friends asking questions.
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The U.S. track and field team (and its Nike-controlled deep state) are patting themselves on the back because they decided not to sue other athletes for wearing off-brand sneakers.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve says that the "impetus" to economic growth will be "wearing off … in the next year or so," while continuing to insist on the need for tightening credit conditions.
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Bergquist suggests that the novelty of more realistic special effects is wearing off with audiences and promises more data soon about why old-fashioned storytelling could be the secret to future success.
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Why it matters: The shock factor around President Trump's unplanned announcements, staff departures, taunting tweets and erratic behavior is wearing off, and media companies are scrambling to find their next big moneymaker.
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Many countries around the world, but not the United States, have tweaked these warnings over the years, making them bigger, more colorful and more graphic to keep their effect from wearing off.
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The effect of the late-2017 corporate tax cuts are wearing off, and signs of an economic slowdown are starting to become apparent in the housing market, corporate outlooks and commodities markets.
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On October 30, as Halloween hangovers were wearing off and costumes for trick-or-treaters were receiving their finishing touches, the Moon decided to celebrate the season by boldly photobombing the Sun.
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About a month later, though, like a temporary, adrenalized, post-attack shock wearing off, I began to feel, with a mauling sharpness, the hole G's departure had rent in my life. Grieve.
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After girls at San Benito High School in California were sent home for wearing off-the-shoulder shirts, boys protested by showing up to school in off-the-shoulder shirts of their own.
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Perhaps because filler is thicker than neurotoxin solution and requires a large gauge needle or maybe because the filler is injected deeper or maybe the initial surge of adrenaline is suddenly wearing off.
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Now that the Botox is wearing off, I'm pretty much back to my old self — though I thought the finished look was so natural and flattering that I'm considering going back for another round.
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Though Roku stock rallied hard in 2019 on increasing competition in the online TV and video industry, the glitter may be wearing off as the streaming service carrier's sales growth shows signs of slowing.
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Between injuries, regulatory scrutiny, higher-than-anticipated replacement costs, potential tariffs and the wearing off of the initial novelty, the companies seem to be experiencing a trough of disillusionment just in time for spring.
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One fashion writer from Go Fug Yourself told Racked that compared to other designers at New York Fashion Week, Kate Spade pieces were always something she could actually see herself wearing off of the runway.
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"There is a little bit of a holding pattern after the optimism we saw on the trade front and the effect is just slowly wearing off," said Chris Beauchamp, chief market analyst at IG Group.
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Maybe not Monday, as the shock was wearing off and reality setting in of the three-hole stretch in which he gave back six strokes to swing open the door for Willett to waltz through.
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With the stimulus of the 2017 tax law wearing off and a trade war with China escalating almost monthly, Trump may have to answer for a slowing economy as he seeks a second term in office.
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For those that don't know, Fashion Week is as much about what people are wearing off the runway as they are on it, and Ansel Elgort has said a high bar for all the non-models.
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"Some of the benefits of the tax cut will be wearing off, in addition we have this trade skirmish, so in my opinion investors will be quite skittish in the second half of the year," Geraghty added.
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But that stigma appears to be wearing off, especially among young voters, who've lived most of their lives after the collapse of the Soviet Union and entered the job market in the aftermath of the Great Recession.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Even as the lift from optimism over prospects for U.S.-China trade detente shows signs of wearing off for the wider U.S. stock market, upbeat sentiment around China's economy could bolster shares of materials companies.
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But it was fashion's reigning royalty Naomi Campbell, who closed the show wearing Off-White-branded bike shorts (which are, for some reason, all over the Paris runways) with a blazer, that cemented the tribute to Lady Diana Spencer.
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She was already on thin ice — the 1989 spell was wearing off — but then came her much-mocked Apple Music ad, and then the incredibly fake-seeming romance with Tom Hiddleston, and then the infamous "Kim exposed Taylor" party.
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If you have an underlying history of headaches and you are regularly taking over-the-counter pain relievers, you can be at risk of a "rebound headache" caused by the drugs wearing off and the onset of another headache.
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Celebrities have been pushing boundaries with the typically neutral hue, wearing off-the-shoulder sparkly navy fringe like Sarah Jessica Parker, sheer ruffles with voluminous sleeves and pants like Kelly Rowland and head-to-toe velvet corduroy like Emma Stone.
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NEW YORK, April 26 (Reuters) - Even as the lift from optimism over prospects for U.S.-China trade detente shows signs of wearing off for the wider U.S. stock market, upbeat sentiment around China's economy could bolster shares of materials companies.
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At the Game Developers Conference this past week there was still a fair amount of movement from VR developers and the gimmick seems to be wearing off a bit so for the most part I tried less bad stuff than usual.
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Markle has won plaudits for mixing outfits from retail fashion stores with designer couture, while flouting traditional British royal style by showing her bare legs, wearing off the shoulder outfits and arranging her hair in a messy bun for her wedding.
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Last year Synergy Blue's puzzle-slot hybrid called Safari Match generated 10% more revenue than one-arm bandits at Augustine Casino in Coachella, California (takings have subsequently reverted to the average for traditional machines, possibly because the novelty is wearing off).
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And the aggressive monetary policy response to the 2007-2009 global financial crisis is wearing off, prompting differences between countries and allowing more defensive shares to gain in the United States, where they had once been eclipsed by technology names.
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"We have the trade war racking investors, on top of that we have some of the benefits from the tax cuts wearing off, and then after that the midterms," said Michael Geraghty, equity strategist at Cornerstone Capital Group in New York.
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Ajay Singh, president of the Boxing Federation of India, said Delhi's air quality was improving as the effects of last week's Hindu festival of Diwali - when tens of thousands of firecrackers are let off, clogging the air with smoke - were wearing off.
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Trinh Nguyen, a senior economist for emerging-market Asia at Natixis SA in Hong Kong, said the recent drop in F1 attendance may be a sign that the novelty of the event is wearing off, and may also be a reflection of weak regional growth.
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By contrast, Sweden has boomed amid high government spending to handle a wave of immigration, as well as ultra-loose monetary policy, but the effects are wearing off as the flow of newcomers is curbed and the central bank seeks to slowly tighten policy.
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There are concerns about rising interest rates, a slowdown in growth due to fiscal stimulus wearing off, and the belief that the trade battle in which the U.S. has found itself with China and other partners could take a bigger chunk out of the economy than initially anticipated.
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I can't say the same thing about the white and so-called Not Pink color variants of the Pixel 3, so it's probably just the finish atop the black Pixel 3's glass that's wearing off, but it does spoil your beautiful — and expensive — new phone very quickly.
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The outlook for U.S. growth next year has darkened in recent weeks, thanks to the Trump administration's tax cuts and fiscal stimulus wearing off mid-2019, a diminishing "wealth effect" from fragile stock markets, brewing global trade tensions, and the cumulative effect of three years of rising interest rates.
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Trinh Nguyen, a senior economist for emerging-market Asia at French investment bank Natixis SA in Hong Kong, said the recent drop in F1 attendance may be a sign that the novelty of the event is wearing off, and may also be a reflection of weak regional growth.
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Now the alcohol is wearing off, and perhaps reality is settling in just a little, and Erie stands at the center of what "Hughie" is about (in addition to O'Neill's nostalgia for the slang of the era): how you can be held captive by the guilt you feel at being alive.
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In the summer of 2014, a full year after Rosie Assoulin's first showed that firestarter shirt, and with the memory of Taylor Tomasi-Hill and Miroslava Duma wearing off-the-shoulder blouses during New York Fashion Week the previous September, I found an off-the-shoulder poplin blouse at a local Salvation Army.
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With a year of hindsight and the sting of a demoralizing election loss slowly wearing off, Clinton's former aides now feel their campaign is slightly vindicated by the tone and tenor of Trump's presidency, highlighted by the President's news conference Tuesday that equated white supremacists at the heart of violence over the weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia with those who came out to protest racism.
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