They live among rich resources, but their population and unique genetic make-up are winking out.
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With the US, we get a beautiful new phenomenon: yellow blobs, like dying stars, becoming gray and winking out. Retirements!
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But in fact, that LED was silently winking out an optical stream of the computer's secrets to the camera floating outside.
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Soon after, all 54 reactors in Japan were shut down amid safety fears, winking out nearly 50 gigawatts of generating capacity.
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On the other hand I'm content in accepting that there is either a winking out of life at our end – a TV hissing down into a final dot – or something else.
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But here in the San Francisco Bay Area, office lights are winking out one by one as businesses send their employees home to work, and everyone's talking about Zoom and Microsoft Teams and Hangouts.
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Underground Railroad Game demonstrates that more than being convoluted, desire is also fugitive, appearing here in a treasured photograph, winking out and reappearing in fetishized objects, or in the naughty games of power and dominance we play.
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Others will appear in high streets in Wales, which will get the second pop up in Cardiff; Scotland, the Midlands, Yorkshire and across the South East over the course of the pilot — before winking out of existence again.
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But with the world on fire, millions of species winking out of existence, and climate change barreling towards us like the unwanted approach of September, those kinds of reads may start to feel a little bit like literary privilege.
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Perhaps the most daunting barrier to entry for aspiring esports fans—and undue burden on the players—is the sundry competitions, a dazzling array of ersatz contests and leagues going off, overlapping, and winking out like fireworks displays, owned and operated by independent third-party organizers lacking in the rigid structure imposed upon traditional sports.
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Slugging back a swig with the ginger hellion himself winking out at you is a sure-fire way to bring back all the good times he shared with his brothers in arms, guitarist Andrew Fidler and drummer James May, as well as all the friends and fans who became family over his too few years on this earth.
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The paper slowed its cadence from weekly to fortnightly to monthly before winking out of existence with the rest of the movement in the mid-1970s.
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Jamie Madrox is transported to the future in the midst of the Summers Rebellion, where mutants rise up against Sentinel and human oppressors, which is led by Ruby Summers, the daughter of Cyclops and Emma Frost, with Cyclops's optic blasts and Emma's organic mineral body, Layla Miller, and a cyborg Cyclops whose predicament is Jamie's fault. After kissing Layla (now an adult) out of happiness at seeing her, Cyclops wants Jamie to find out why some mutants are winking out of existence. The group visit an aging senile Doctor Doom who says Layla told him in the past that he'd have to instruct Jamie and her on something in the future, and it is now. In the present, a former mutant named Lenore ask assistance to X-Factor, claiming that someone was trying to kill her.
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