These children may disappear from government care, but they do not disappear from view, pointed out Europol's Donald.
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That means basic communications could disappear from poorly served communities.
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"Perhaps Christianity will disappear from the Middle East," he said.
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Once the tests are returned, they disappear from local computers.
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It's unlikely that hoverboards will disappear from the American landscape.
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It served its purpose and must disappear from the scene.
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I sort of disappear from the world and enter another.
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Some luxury sedans will disappear from lineups, but not all.
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To be clear, that doesn't mean they'll disappear from Facebook.
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She wishes now that every gun would disappear from Iraq.
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Ryan isn't likely to disappear from the political landscape immediately.
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In the film, several small valuables disappear from the house.
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I would just disappear from the world so nobody saw.
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I'd prefer that they just completely disappear from the conversation.
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They'll disappear from your inbox but then reappear at later time.
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But you won't disappear from the network with an Outline connection.
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BT branding will disappear from Openreach vans, overalls and the rest.
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Flowers inevitably die, chocolates mysteriously disappear from the box, but dinosaurs?
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It's fairly common for trans people to disappear from the internet.
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Salmonella aside, kratom may soon disappear from shelves and medicine cabinets.
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The moment you become "thing seven" you disappear from the world.
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Friends can't see it, and you'll seemingly disappear from Facebook. BUT!
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The biggest parties want us to disappear from the political map.
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Disturbing videos appear and then disappear from his own YouTube channel.
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If the law is implemented, anyone can disappear from Hong Kong.
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Or did occupation disappear from your terminology when talking to Israelis?
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You cannot get a good education if you disappear from yourself.
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Why should we want it to disappear from the historical record?
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Alaa was the second political prisoner to disappear from probation recently.
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Mediterranean mussels, popular in restaurants, could disappear from 2100, he said.
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They made two Confederate war memorials disappear from downtown public parks.
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The series will then disappear from the app until the next night.
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That means they'll disappear from your outbox, and from the recipient's inbox.
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"I have a hard time seeing it disappear from the American zeitgeist."
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The cats have caused rats to disappear from their yards, as well.
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But I do not want to disappear from too much of life.
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When books disappear from the record, the loss is profound, he said.
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It's not like Kasich's name will disappear from the ballot in Indiana.
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You stop evolving and stop growing, and you disappear from the universe.
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Evidently, Camille had hoped to disappear from Wind Gap without a trace.
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Even with the closing, the company won't completely disappear from the city.
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Let's not make her disappear from public view for a few years.
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But when you turn your gaze away, they disappear from your peripheral vision.
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Kate didn't completely disappear from the public eye after welcoming her third child.
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I advised him once we won the case to disappear from public view.
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In GauGAN, change the season and the leaves will disappear from the branches.
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The good thing is that the event will just disappear from your calendar.
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According to the store page, items will disappear from the store without warning.
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It's only a matter of time before they will disappear from circulation anyway.
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Kate didn't completely disappear from the public eye after welcoming her second son.
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Once you have viewed someone's full story, their name will disappear from "updates"
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They stop all contact with you and essentially *piff* disappear from your life.
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However, it's not okay to disappear from their life in their darkest hour.
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That's why I decided to disappear from the world of credentials and respectability.
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The phrase "United Airlines" isn't likely to disappear from your newsfeed anytime soon.
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A. Indeed, the topic really could disappear from individual memory and public discourse.
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Snapchat's main selling point is producing stories that disappear from its users' phones.
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But if they don't disappear from rooms, bottles left behind are often repurposed.
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But if they can, we could see extreme poverty disappear from the earth.
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The pop-up will close, and the song will disappear from your playlist.
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Yellow tangs veer in the water and, catchingsunlight, veer again, disappear from sight.
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R.B.: I don't think that violence will ever completely disappear from the world.
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Still, the giant red bows atop cars won't completely disappear from TV commercials.
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Century-old synagogues are closing as the last few Jews disappear from rural Iowa.
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Star Wars may have disappeared from theaters, but it'll never disappear from our hearts.
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Meanwhile, whole countries might disappear from climate change, but there were still those emails.
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But Kimmel suggested that the show doesn&apost need to completely disappear from ABC.
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But one day 10 years ago, something caused him to disappear from suburban bliss.
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As those changes happen, species may shift or disappear from certain areas, Fakarayi said.
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It's also another reason for Snap to disappear from investor portfolios for all eternity.
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Meryl Streep's guttural scream, for one, will likely never disappear from our national consciousness.
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Books disappear from shelves; paintings evaporate from the walls; chairs and tables go missing.
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That means it'll disappear from stores as stock runs out — if it hasn't already.
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But I would like gender to just disappear from the face of the earth.
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Even worse, the politics of white backlash did not disappear from the conservative landscape.
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It seems that we disappear from the public eye until another death takes place.
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Once the broadcaster ends the stream, the video will disappear from the app completely.
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But why for more than a year did Rose disappear from the fight scene?
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A creator might post the perfect tapping video, then disappear from the site forever.
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The waves were still mountainous enough that the lifeboat seemed to disappear from view.
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Two countries where government critics routinely, and often mysteriously, disappear from the political stage.
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Sometimes, after a string of flops and increasingly bad roles, they disappear from sight.
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Even if he loses, however, O'Rourke will not disappear from the American political landscape.
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Turn your head even a little, and they would disappear from your field of view.
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For 25m years after this the tetrapods more or less disappear from the fossil record.
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I'm doing myself no fucking favors, so I've got to disappear from the frontline now.
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"Diesel will not disappear from one day to another," Bienkowska told EU lawmakers on Tuesday.
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According to multiple studies, summer sea ice may completely disappear from the Arctic by 2040.
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Here, you get to disappear from adulting for an hour and not worry about taxes.
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The photos will immediately disappear from your main feed, but they won't be permanently deleted.
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You can snooze emails so that they disappear from your inbox and re-appear later.
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But Master Raymond is too important a figure to disappear from Claire's life just yet.
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But, as time goes on, some of these names will disappear from the trophy forever.
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Italian news outlets reported on her efforts to disappear from public view, physically and virtually.
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These traces of Palmyra's past disappear from most of the site after the 9th century.
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Many migrants also simply disappear from detention centers, sold to traffickers or to other centers.
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He'll never disappear from his daughter's life the way that his father disappeared from his.
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Even as some cold-loving species disappear from summits, more species move in from below.
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He also makes an object disappear from Teyana Taylor's hands, which astounds Quavo from Migos. Incredible!
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Its nearly 22018,000 cars are set to disappear from Paris roads at the end of July.
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Deleted emails disappear from your inbox, but they'll linger for another 30 days in your Trash.
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Icelanders need not fear their favorite fish dishes will disappear from the dinner table soon, however.
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When the timer runs out, the message would disappear from both their and the recipients' inboxes.
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Macron told his aides he doesn't want to let the issue disappear from the international agenda.
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"It's not great for your kids for [a nanny] to disappear from their lives," she said.
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Frankly, a lot of what may disappear from the News Feed didn't fall into those categories.
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In the time since, however, they've managed to disappear from the public eye and cultural consciousness.
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Another month, another set of movies that will disappear from HBO On Demand and streaming platforms.
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But the moves by federal regulators don't mean homeopathic products will suddenly disappear from the market.
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Wasn't it only years ago that this hair accessory seemed to mysteriously disappear from our wardrobes?
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And when you let an entire category of people disappear from your talent pool, everyone suffers.
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Medical debts that have been or are being paid by insurance companies will disappear from profiles.
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Inflation and recession are constant conversation topics as staples begin to disappear from the dining table.
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Murkowski said many women disappear from remote reservations -- some that lack even a single police officer.
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That suggested to many analysts that the word will disappear from the policy statement as well.
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You'll be able to "Snooze" emails to make them disappear from your inbox until a certain time.
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The small square dongle also plugs right into your TV, so it can effectively disappear from view.
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Your Facebook "friend" won't be notified when you unfriend them, but you'll disappear from their friend list.
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We're letting foods we've eaten for thousands of years disappear from farmers' fields, and from our plates.
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While the victors may continue illustrious careers in leadership, the losers do not necessarily disappear from view.
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That if you disappear from the face of the earth, I am no better or worse off.
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But even with her he made a remark they probably both wish would disappear from Internet servers.
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This saw two-thirds of all species disappear from the fossil record, which puzzled paleontologists for decades.
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As the pieces are purchased, they will disappear from the display, leaving only the show's worded skeleton.
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The disaster began in the U.S. in 2006, when bees began to mysteriously disappear from commercial hives.
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Here we are again, being asked to disappear from view before a May 2900th election in Iraq.
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And in northern Montana, mountain glaciers could disappear from Glacier National Park, my favorite park, by 2030.
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Power politics didn't disappear from the planet, but the system endured, flawed and adaptable, for seventy years.
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She had to fight the urge to isolate herself, to disappear from friends and colleagues and wallow.
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"It was something we should not let disappear from the community after 35, 36 years," he said.
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In general, third-party candidates appear during elections only to disappear from the public scene soon after.
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"They're scrambling," Todaro said, of the research community as it watches scientific data disappear from government websites.
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It has let people mute the accounts of other users, effectively making their content disappear from view.
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But almost as quickly as it had taken over headlines, it seemed to disappear from the news.
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Those stories would then disappear from the internet, making it impossible to know what had really happened.
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In the century that has passed, the use of antibiotics made tuberculosis disappear from the modern world.
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People will disappear from the neighborhood for 20 years, and then they'll come back to those restaurants.
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Smeltz fears that if a 100% tariff is imposed, certain items will disappear from the American market.
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Why did Dunkaroos disappear from the United States in 2012, but remain available in Canada until 2017?
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But with an iPad, splitting your attention literally makes your face disappear from the Brady Bunch grid.
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Maria would disappear from their apartment, sometimes for days, to drink, snort coke, and work the street.
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One of the favoured stocks, Randgold, will disappear from the London market following its merger with Barrick .
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It means soda fountains will disappear from schools and public eateries including hotels, restaurants, and holiday clubs.
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Some went so far as to encourage the former Secretary of State to disappear from the public eye.
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How or why did Melcarth disappear from — or never fully gain entrance to ⎯ the annals of modern art?
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The 10-episode season saw Stiles Stilinski (Dylan O'Brien) disappear from memory due to the mysterious Ghost Riders.
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Watch out for apps that do this, or that seem to disappear from your phone after being downloaded.
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They could also wipe the database clean, making names disappear from voter logs, sparking confusion and long lines.
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It passed the Affordable Care Act in 2010, and after that, health issues largely disappear from the address.
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While socialism was spreading like wildfire, religion was on the wane and would soon disappear from the land.
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First he quips that he's undefeated and can "snap my fingers, disappear from the precinct," which is brilliant.
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Some gun vloggers watched their videos disappear from YouTube on Tuesday night and they're not happy about it.
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But don't procrastinate on this drink either: the S'mores Frappuccino will disappear from Starbucks stores at summer's end.
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The original will disappear from Windows, but it'll still be available for download in the Windows App store.
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"All in all, today's meeting was one that will quickly disappear from memories," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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Now, with her death, I either had to manifest them myself or watch them disappear from my life.
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The legendary German goalkeeper Oliver Kahn did not disappear from the scene after his career as a player.
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It simply adds black to the top of the photo so that the notch should disappear from sight.
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"Over the years, like anything that only happens once, it starts to disappear from memory," Mr. Burgess said.
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But it will likely disappear from theaters soon, considering its damning D– grade on audience-reaction tracker CinemaScore.
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And especially at the beginning of it, men could make a statement and then disappear from the limelight.
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Within a year or two, familiar models like the Fusion, Focus, Fiesta and Taurus will disappear from showrooms.
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Lately, however, the company has made some decisions that it probably wishes would disappear from its users' memories.
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Kim Yong-chol, the Workers' Party leader, has seemed to disappear from state news media in recent weeks.
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Even if he loses, Mr. de León is not likely to disappear from the political scene for long.
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Android Police and MacRumors report that the apps will disappear from iOS and Android, respectively, on April 21st.
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Private insurance could disappear from some places, or exist largely to fill certain niches, like high-deductible plans.
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Jump bikes will also disappear from Atlanta later this week, but its scooters will remain in the city.
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It's the political equivalent of a neutron bomb: Use it and the Democrats disappear from the legislative process.
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Surely solid routines and imagined futures and entire buildings made of concrete can't just disappear from my sight?
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Joe will essentially disappear from sight during his 41-month stay, unless it affects Teresa and the kids.
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To replicate this narrative, the actor who plays O.J. has almost no choice but to disappear from the action.
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It will be available in limited quantities starting July 24 and will disappear from the menu after July 30.
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That's how strange it is for Amazon's popular, three-year-old smart home device to disappear from Amazon shelves.
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But of course, it will likely take weeks upon weeks for Hiddleswift to completely disappear from your social feed.
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The basic question I ask is: What are the ramifications for all living beings should honeybees disappear from Earth?
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Then, after about a month, you should see your information disappear from the first few pages of search results.
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And if you delete your account, (almost) all of that data will disappear from Facebook's servers within 90 days.
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I am not prepared to be part of a generation that lets these iconic species disappear from the wild.
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"We know that companies at the peak of their success can disappear from the market, like Nokia," he warned.
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If any of these photos disappear from Flickr, it will be because the organization itself chose to delete them.
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A 2 degrees C jump means some 99 percent of corals will disappear from the planet, the report concludes.
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In January 2016, photos of an Erdogan aide kicking a protester mysteriously began to disappear from the Turkish internet.
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Macavity is known for breaking "every human law" and his ability to disappear from the scene of any crime.
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And after Brexit, Ireland's only big ally in the battle against tax harmonisation, Britain, will disappear from the table.
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Chad Johnson may have been eliminated early from The Bachelorette, but he refused to disappear from the public eye.
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Obviously the sentiments behind things like the Village Voice and Suck and Deadspin will not disappear from the world.
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Until the Delta is better governed, do not expect the pirates to disappear from the seas off west Africa.
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Without more effective action, they may disappear from there, too, primarily due to the use of illegal fishing nets.
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Their posts aren't just going to instantly disappear from your feed, whether you turn on Post Notifications or not.
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No team with as much talent as this one has accumulated should just out-and-out disappear from contention.
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However, following this formula, the home button will disappear from all versions in following releases in 2018 or 2019.
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We've all had those moments when we wish we could just sink into the ground and disappear from view.
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Species of plants and wildlife are likely to disappear from parks where they now live, or even go extinct.
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Over the weekend, The Long Dark became the latest game to disappear from GeForce Now, Nvidia's cloud streaming service.
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More significantly, it caused about $30 billion to disappear from Costco, Walmart Stores, Kroger, SuperValu and other grocery vendors.
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You're writing this kind of story, but what will you do if sex really does disappear from this world?
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If a duck lays an egg, that egg better go back in the duck or disappear from the frame.
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Should cash disappear from the street then an economy would be wholly reliant on the liquidity of commercial banks.
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Pope Francis has warned that Christians could eventually disappear from the region altogether amid "murderous indifference" to their plight.
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It amazed me in those days how quickly my presence, my very existence, seemed to disappear from people's minds.
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But the app is long gone from my phone, and soon that purple app icon may disappear from every device.
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This makes your avatar disappear from others' maps; like true poltergeist, you can see others but they can't see you.
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Ash tends to disappear from household waste altogether as electricity and gas replace coal- and wood-fired boilers and stoves.
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To topple Lenin is to make him/it disappear from the public space, as well as from the mental space.
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But later this year, the Republican presidential nominee's name will disappear from the seaside gambling resort — along with 3,000 jobs.
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Socialism was spreading like wildfire, he thought, but religion was on the wane and would soon disappear from the land.
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The longtime couple has a "deep desire" to disappear from the spotlight in the longer term, a source told PEOPLE.
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Though visible to the naked eye, these baby jellies disappear from sight in the water, making them impossible to avoid.
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The second is when victims who rely on visibility to do their jobs have to disappear from the public eye.
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If you do it, your Timeline and other info will disappear from Facebook — but only until you reactivate your account.
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Others pick up free art supplies and participate in a workshop or two, then disappear from the program after that.
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Some past reports have said that deleted emails remain on Google's servers for 60 days after they disappear from Trash.
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Snapchat is embracing links beyond its native content and will now allow you to briefly disappear from its Snap Map.
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Having all disease disappear from the breast and lymph nodes prior to surgery encourages a better prognosis for these patients.
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"If we don't get the passporting it is inevitable that some jobs will disappear" from Britain's financial industry, he said.
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If you remove a song from one Spotify playlist, it won&apost disappear from any other playlist or your library.
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First, you were disappeared by the state; then when you are released, you feel forced to disappear from public life.
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He believes that, without Twitter, the kinds of "conversations" that Trump's tweets inspire would simply disappear from the public eye.
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That's a huge amount of power to have disappear from your lineup, let alone to have it replaced by Kyle Higashioka.
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In it, ACI listed the three current amenities that are most likely to disappear from American airports in the near future.
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They disappear from our orbit — leaving me to wonder what they return to after, and whether we can support them better.
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Tumblr's ban on adult content is now in effect and users will begin to see explicit posts disappear from public view.
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As the climate warms, the wood rats will disappear from the Mojave or, if they are fortunate, adapt, Ms. Kurnath said.
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The salinity has killed fish and cattle, and caused a dozen bird species to disappear from the area, al-Badran said.
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But, even then, WADA is not completely certain on the timeline of when traces of meldonium disappear from an athlete's system.
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The feature lets users post photos and videos that can disappear from a user's profile after a set amount of time.
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According to data by local researchers, hundreds of locally-run VPN apps disappear from iOS and Android app stores within weeks.
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"As a result, wind farms will disappear from the Polish landscape," said Wojciech Cetnarski, head of the Polish Wind Energy Association.
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The phone had "fallen off the back of a truck," repair-industry speak for unaccounted-for phones that disappear from factories.
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When emails expire, they disappear from the recipient's inbox or whatever folder it has been stored in on the recipient's end.
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Pennsylvania Station's overhaul means Shake Shack and Magnolia Bakery will disappear from the terminal, at least for a couple of years.
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He joked that he had recently told David Copperfield that he wished the magician could make Mr. Ryan disappear from 2016.
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It is also true Merkel, Macron, even Putin may disappear from the public square, leaving leaders with an unconventional mind set.
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Today, he personally prefers to collect digital books and texts, which he said are often quick to disappear from the internet.
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The whitebark pine is another high-elevation species predicted to disappear from much of its current range within a few decades.
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Some critics of buybacks miss this point: Money returned to shareholders through buybacks and dividends does not disappear from the economy.
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Tripped Up In this week's column, Sarah Firshein investigates who is liable if your personal items disappear from a hotel room.
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This art soon began to disappear from Nepal — first small pieces, like ritual paraphernalia, then free-standing, bronze statues of deities.
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Any anxiety you might feel that Cardi B might somehow disappear from the pop music troposphere should by now be alleviated.
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Instead of picking one of the three Pokémon he offers, keep walking until Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur disappear from the map.
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Middleton, 33, and Matthews, 41, have a "deep desire" to disappear from the spotlight in the longer term, a source tells PEOPLE.
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The Migration Agency estimates up to 10,000 asylum seekers per year will choose to disappear from their radar rather than being deported.
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"I don't think, unfortunately, that (the trade war) is something that will disappear from our horizon for the full year," she added.
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You'll be able to delete messages up to seven minutes after you sent them, and they'll disappear from conversations or group chats.
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Deprecation doesn't necessarily mean Paint will disappear from the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, but classic Paint could get harder to find.
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How did not one but three experienced men, who know the sea well and lighthouse work better, disappear from a small island?
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But amid a wave of drug policy reform, those photos may soon disappear from news pages and be relegated to historical archives.
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"Even a few dollars per bottle would change things for us, our products will simply disappear from the shelves," he told Reuters.
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Whatever it may be, there's a Chrome extension you can download to make it disappear from your life, once and for all.
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"Bernie Sanders could disappear from the scene and what he has helped ignite is going to keep going on," Mr. Canova said.
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For as omnipresent as Peyton Manning is on TV these days, he sure knows how to disappear from the public eye otherwise.
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But the narrow and twisting roads of the Massif Central often allow breakaway riders to escape because they swiftly disappear from sight.
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Instagram likes may disappear from the platform some day, but currently they're used to measure the popularity of photos across the platform.
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Generally, videos taken on Snapchat disappear from the app after they are watched, though users are sometimes allowed to replay a video.
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One option is to quietly "snooze" a Facebook friend, which will cause their posts to disappear from your feed for 30 days.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The first group of athletes to disappear from the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games were weight lifters and boxers from Cameroon.
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In effect, Einstein's theory suggested, matter, say a dead star, could disappear from the universe, leaving behind nothing but its gravitational ghost.
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Perhaps he'll simply disappear from public view like former CEO and Chairman Roger Ailes did last year at age 76 last year.
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In the film, Hina's continued use of her gift will weaken her, making her disappear from earth and return to the heavens.
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Miss out a cup entirely, and it'll disappear from the game, making things even more frantic as you reach its final stages.
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One option is to quietly "snooze" a Facebook friend, which will cause their posts to disappear from your feed for 30 days.
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But by 2015, the Russian government had withdrawn its Interpol warrant for Krasikov, who then proceeded to disappear from internal Russian databases.
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After the Neanderthal artifacts disappear from Gorham's sediment layers, there's a gap of many thousand years — a thick stack of empty sand.
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If you don't open the app for around eight hours, your avatar will disappear from the map until you open it up again.
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You can just drag and drop folders on top of the program interface, and they disappear from File Explorer as if by magic.
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One might wonder whether Whitman — who says "Nothing is ever really lost, or can be lost" — knew the text would disappear from circulation.
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If he missed two shots in a row, even in practice, he was likely to disappear from the offense, his confidence in tatters.
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Haven't heard from Jason yet, and after having a husband and my most recent boyfriend disappear from relationships, I'm a little gun shy.
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His rhetoric made clear that he not only wanted LGBTQ service people back in the closet, but to disappear from the ranks completely.
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It is tedious to keep track of when money should disappear from our checking accounts and frustrating when it doesn't occur on schedule.
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Over the past decade, climate change has caused summer sea ice to disappear from the walrus's shallow foraging grounds in Alaska's Chukchi Sea.
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They've been secretive about their pregnancies in the past, choosing to disappear from the public eye rather than conduct a public Instagram campaign.
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So someone might just disappear from their community, no one knows what's happened, and then they turn up dead a few days later?
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It feels impossible for someone like Steve Bannon to just disappear from, well, anywhere -- especially a world in which Donald Trump is president.
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On Soccer LONDON — Muttering under his breath, shaking his head in regret, David Luiz was the last player to disappear from the field.
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Federal wildlife officials say that without decisive action to combat global warming, polar bears will almost certainly disappear from much of the Arctic.
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The reefs also boast the large fish — such as grouper, barracuda and sharks — that are among the first to disappear from degraded ecosystems.
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Schrader said if the remaining affected organizations took their exposed systems off the internet, almost 600 million images would "disappear" from the internet.
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During a recent field office opening in Charlotte, North Carolina, Bloomberg promised that the campaign wouldn't disappear from the state after Super Tuesday.
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"It is possible," he said, "that before I disappear from this planet I will conduct 'Agnes von Hohenstaufen' with the original German text."
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But I turned in my seat, craning my neck, watching the trees disappear from view, watching the final petals drift through the air.
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It's a move that I often struggle to counter because it so often causes my target to disappear from my field of view.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 1%Summary: In the fantastical drama "Left Behind," millions of people disappear from the face of the Earth without notice.
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What about either planet's composition allowed life to flourish and water to exist on one, but caused the water to disappear from the other?
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The complex webs of suppliers, middlemen and skilled workers on which these ecosystems rely are unlikely to disappear from it in the foreseeable future.
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One is that pain predicts death, and people who report more severe pain are more likely to die and disappear from the survey averages.
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Netflix has already canceled a slew of its collaborations with the studio; other movies and TV shows are beginning to disappear from the site.
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The password option will simply disappear from the login screen, if you decide to opt in to this new "make your device passwordless" feature.
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They tend to disappear from social media, stay home from work, and stop visiting the stores, restaurants, and public spaces they used to frequent.
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Brands and professional Instagrammers are worried that they are going to disappear from your Instagram feed once the company turns on its algorithmic feed.
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Even though everyone kinda knew that, people are still sad to see the drink disappear from the menu they've come to know and love.
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That eerie feeling is reportedly representative of what many people feel during an eclipse, as the moon makes the sun disappear from our perspective.
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Also good to know: If a user has shared their location but not opened the map in 8 hours, they'll disappear from the map.
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The only action that has been taken against his feed is the suspension of the accounts he's retweeted, making them disappear from his page.
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It's no secret that banks have too many ways to make your money disappear, from $35 overdraft fees to out-of-network ATM fees.
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They break down, melt, or are tossed in the trash, and could potentially disappear from public consciousness forever, leaving behind but a foggy memory.
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These shocking images tend to cause sharp but short bursts of public outrage that quickly dissipate as the incidents disappear from people's personal newsfeeds.
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While Reddit's decision today has shut down the main gathering place of deepfake makers, it will not make this practice disappear from the web.
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In recent years, not a season has gone by in which a trickle of high-profile names did not quietly disappear from the schedule.
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For instance, the MMA competitor Brock Lesnar will drop in for a several monthslong engagements and just as quickly disappear from known story lines.
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But rather than disappear from the public eye, she used the notoriety that stemmed from this public shaming as promotion for her upcoming project.
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Some higher-priced items will simply disappear from stores, he predicted, like Moliterno al Tartufo, an aged Italian cheese with an intense truffle flavor.
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After Nymeria bit Joffrey's arm to defend Arya in Episode 2 (the goodest girl), she was the first direworlf to disappear from the story.
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It feels like the queer pursuit of pleasure is about to disappear from my life, and I don't know how to be myself without it.
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Things that don't want to live disappear from the world and those that are left therefore think that continuing to live is their prime imperative.
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During the illusion, Copperfield seemed to make the participants disappear from the stage and reappear at the back of the audience, the Review-Journal said.
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Why am I sad that a tiny black puck which streamed games over a Wi-Fi network will soon disappear from shelves around the world?
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He said it wasn't really what some have called a "Lehman moment, " because business likely wouldn't disappear from the financial system, it would just relocate.
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To remove the love note with Snapchat magic, apply the reverse filter and watch your secret message disappear from sight from not from your heart.
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And there's some extra features like the possibility to set a timer so messages disappear from your friend's phones after a certain amount of time.
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If the history of abortion shows us anything, it's that it is necessary for women, and is unlikely to ever disappear from the medical landscape.
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The update also introduces emoji drawing (it sounds like what it is), and a "magic eraser" that allows you to make objects disappear from snaps.
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OUR PRODUCTS COME ON FOR AWHILE, THEN THE PATENTS GO AWAY AND THEN THE PRODUCTS ESSENTIALLY DISAPPEAR FROM OUR TOP LINE AND OUR BOTTOM LINE.
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The malicious code could be inserted via a voice call, even if the recipient didn't answer their phone, and the call would disappear from logs.
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Firat's index finger could be seen awkwardly and repeatedly pressing her iPhone's menu button in the hope that Yilmaz's name would disappear from the screen.
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Disappearing messages come through the ability to set expiration dates for emails — which means they will "disappear" from inboxes after a specified amount of time.
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Friends said he would tell them, "they are getting close," and then he would disappear from the area, returning home days or sometimes weeks later.
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Much like contributing to a retirement plan, sometimes it's best to make the money disappear from your checking account without you needing to take action.
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It's the hit tune of our weary time, and even after this week, I don't imagine it will disappear from cable-news and online debates.
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It's similar to how a hiker uses a compass, locating and relocating reference points like trees or peaks, as they appear and disappear from view.
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"The Covid-19 virus and resulting risks to demand cannot be expected to disappear from the news any time soon," said Commerzbank analyst Eugen Weinberg.
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Be aware that personal exemptions will disappear from 2018 through 2025, although the standard deduction will nearly double for all taxpayers during the same time.
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He was instead given two years of probation in a recent district court decision, after which legal evidence of the assault may disappear from his record.
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What caused the flight to suddenly disappear from radar as it cruised over the Mediterranean with 66 people aboard has been the subject of intense speculation.
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Second, if Santa isn't "real," (false) then how do you explain the sugar cookies that disappear from my kitchen counter every single year on December 24th?
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If you go back to the Google app and do another search, your last page of search results will silently disappear from your recent apps screen.
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In fact, if you don't open the app for several hours, your Bitmoji will disappear from the map rather than reflect a long-since-changed location.
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While live videos will continue to disappear from the app after the stream ends, broadcasters can now opt to save the clips to their camera roll.
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"The only device they seem to be selling well in India is iPhone 5s and it is likely to disappear from the market soon," Pathak said.
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In other words, if you email your friend's Gmail account and set a message expiration time that email won't magically disappear from his or her inbox.
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As VPN apps started to disappear from China's iOS App Store over the weekend, users in the country were frantically downloading as many as they could.
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The videos (no photos allowed) disappear from the playlist after a week while staying permanently visible on a user's own profile in the Recent Activity section.
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It is only a matter of time before inflation obviates the need for pennies and nickels, and other coins will disappear from use in due time.
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To be clear: We don't expect that Mooch, who has been highly accessible to the press during his Wall Street career, will disappear from your screens.
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The UK's Tesco Bank was forced to halt all online transactions on Sunday, after thousands of customers saw money disappear from their accounts over the weekend.
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The good news, though, is that they'll never disappear from your permanent collection, so you can go back to them and visit your digital library repeatedly.
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By 2050, places like Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam, Bangkok in Thailand and Mumbai in India will disappear from maps, replaced by splotches of blue.
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Will the letters "LDS" disappear from the plethora of related entities that carry it, such as the LDS Business College, LDS Charities or Intermountain LDS Hospital?
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Crunches do not give you abs any more than they make fat magically disappear from your stomach, and the same is true of any body part.
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If they fail, flavored e-cigarettes could disappear from stores just like Four Loko, a candy-flavored malt liquor drink that was also popular among teens.
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Whoever wins the election, the Indonesian military will not disappear from the political scene but its role will be sharply different from one administration to another.
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That doesn&apost mean that "The Mandalorian" will disappear from Parrot Analytics&apos demand rankings any time soon or that its current demand isn&apost impressive.
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One has to wonder how soon those links will disappear from Google searches once the two most popular desktop browsers remove easy access to those files.
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It's not that the high-tech sector will disappear from New York, of course, but in the coming years and decades its growth will undoubtedly suffer.
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When Disney launches its planned streaming service Disney+ later this year, its properties—Star Wars, Marvel, and a hundreds of classic films—will disappear from Netflix.
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Just as the sweaters disappear from view, leaving behind only unformed yarn as their trace, so too do live performances vanish — transmigrate — into their documentary afterlives.
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And more than 225,21 jobs could disappear from the manufacturing industry, the sector that Trump has promised to prop up in part through his aggressive trade agenda.
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While she and POTUS have been saying she has no desire to run for office herself, it's highly unlikely that she'll disappear from the public eye altogether.
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Chua Lam, a celebrity food critic based in Hong Kong, caused a stir in December when he wished hotpot would disappear from the face of the Earth.
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When you're in the middle of a back-and-forth conversation, you don't want to disappear from the chat for too long while you fiddle with apps.
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As is the usual way of things, BoxMaker will probably disappear from Steam, but Nintendo has an increasingly strained relationship with games that riff on their creations.
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But if the first two installments have been erased from our societal memory banks, there's little doubt this one will disappear from our consciousness just as quickly.
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MetLife says it has informed the company of the deal's termination, but it was take time for the comic crew to fully disappear from all marketing material.
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But in the following decades, Warburg's discovery would largely disappear from the cancer narrative, his contributions considered so negligible that they were left out of textbooks altogether.
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YouTube did say its new verification criteria is taking effect "starting in late October," but YouTubers like Jake Paul have already had checkmarks disappear from their channels.
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Polar bears will disappear from the Arctic if the U.S. and other nations don't drastically reduce their greenhouse gas emissions soon, U.S. wildlife officials warned this week.
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And it makes logical sense: If trophy hunting draws in so much money, the industry probably doesn't want all its star prey to disappear from the planet.
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What the game intends is for players to touch an item, receive the appropriate reward, mark the item for deletion, and have it disappear from the game.
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Neither Goldner nor Goertzel expect human coaches to fully disappear from the sidelines, but going forward we're likely to see an increased partnership between coach and machine.
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This isn't the first time we've seen audio disappear from the game over the years, but at least this time Rockstar is saying it's a temporary change.
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"The roads belong to the people and not to corporations!" said Carlos Rossini, a protest leader who called for Odebrecht and its partners to "disappear" from Peru.
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Conventional retail, with its large signs and rushed customers, "will eventually just disappear" from the Champs-Élysées, said Stefan Behling, the lead architect on the Apple project.
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Diplomats and officials from Pyongyang have been known to disappear from public view only to resurface after a period of so-called reeducation, analysts and former diplomats say.
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He said, however, that there was no reason why coal dust, which is bad-quality crushed coal, used by some to heat buildings, should disappear from the market.
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Similar to sites like chihuahuaspin, tacospin, or leekspin, its enjoyment is brief, dependent on your discovery, and likely to disappear from your brain the second you click away.
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The field of view is limited (just 23 degrees), so you need to track the drone closely with your head to make sure it doesn't disappear from view.
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Anchor's app used to be a bit like Snapchat for audio: you'd record a bunch of brief audio clips, and they'd disappear from your channel after 24 hours.
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A long run can disappear from the record books in the blink of an eye if a given promoter or writing team cares enough to make it happen.
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On a new episode of VICELAND's JUNGLETOWN, the folks running a sustainable village in Panama alarm their interns when all traces of "sustainability" disappear from Kalu Yala's website.
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Facebook and its other platforms Instagram and Whatsapp have launched copycat offerings of Snap's main selling point – photos and videos that disappear from users' view after 24 hours.
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Al-Mustaqbal, the fourth prominent newspaper to disappear from Lebanon's newsstands in recent years, is owned by caretaker prime minister Saad al-Hariri and echoes his political line.
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Known locally as the "theft of the century", the scandal saw the equivalent of an eighth of the country's gross domestic product disappear from banks between 2012-2014.
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"They might disappear from Syria and Iraq but they will appear somewhere else," he said, adding that many will probably have returned to their families in the countryside.
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With crypto, you have that issue too, but then you have an added risk that you don't have with stocks and bonds: Your holdings can disappear from theft!
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As news reports of the "Impeach 45" shirts and the boycott took off, many of the listings for the items previously sold started to disappear from Walmart's website.
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Just like on Zenly, you can turn on "Ghost Mode" (it's called the same thing in both apps) so that you disappear from the map for a while.
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They disappear from advertising, particularly in our category of lingerie and intimates — in 2018 Adriana Lima marked the oldest Victoria's Secret Angel ever at the age of 37.
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Analysts estimate the recent U.S. sanctions could push Huawei's smartphone shipments down as much as a quarter this year and cause its handsets to disappear from overseas markets.
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Along the way, Standard Cognition has been focused on developing unbiased anti-theft technology that doesn't care what a person looks like, just what items disappear from shelves.
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Which is why watching Barneys disappear from the public eye feels like an enormous loss even though I could never, not even once, afford to shop there myself.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Marussia name will disappear from Formula One this season after the team owners were granted a request to change it to Manor Racing on Tuesday.
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The hybrid character snaps his fingers to make House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, and House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff disappear from existence.
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All the while, libraries of DVDs and CDs are still getting dragged from apartment to apartment, even when their players are starting to disappear from houses and cars.
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If neutrons sometimes transmogrify into dark matter particles instead of protons, then they would disappear from bottles at a faster rate than protons appear in beams, exactly as observed.
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Police use of captured cellphone data, social media monitoring tools, and facial recognition technology has already been called racially biased, and these technologies aren't likely to disappear from departments.
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After eight years as first lady and queen of our hearts, it's panic-inducing to think that she and all of her awesomeness will disappear from the public eye.
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And even though I realize the chances of Trump going to prison before 2020 are slim, I personally can't wait that long for him to disappear from my consciousness.
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I imagine it'd be a good way to disappear from this world for a little bit and just have our senses and thoughts blown off by the glimmering lights.
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If both analysts are right, and signals aren't being crossed here, it would mean that 3D Touch is entirely being removed and will disappear from new iPhones by 2019.
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As your hand pushes each item forward on the rack, hoping to find that number, you wonder how a person with more mass can totally disappear from an industry.
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This is a story we're seeing repeatedly right now, as countless institutions that fostered New York's creative culture continue to disappear, from record stores to bookstores to movie theaters.
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There are also wrestlers who have had clashes over money with McMahon who disappear from WWE's presentation of its history, or don't return to that discussion until decades pass.
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And when billions disappear from budgets for old people who have run out of money and have no family to help them, what will be cut first and most?
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Given that many species are predicted to disappear from their fragments in less than a decade, even a well-designed corridor may prove too little, too late for some.
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The shiny monster pickup truck may disappear from the suburban driveway, but its mud-encrusted cousin won't be leaving the red dirt roads of Guadalupe County any time soon.
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It's easier in many ways to stop being consumed by what the world thinks of you when you so promptly disappear from the stories the world tells about you.
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It's unclear whether, like its contemporary the Dark Chocolate Oreo, the Carrot Cake Oreo is a permanent flavor or if it is seasonal and will disappear from stores after Easter.
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Apple's developer program license agreement changes periodically and something like this clause, which forbids reviews or screenshots of beta products, can be in one version and disappear from the next.
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Far better for it to mercifully disappear from the human strain, without anyone getting hurt, than for the great predators and countless species to vanish into the mists of time.
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Though a well-needed boost for a struggling airline, the financial situation of the airline, however, may see the aircraft disappear from the skies just as quickly as it appeared.
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Other times, it was an uncharacteristically subdued Trump, content to disappear from the spotlight for long stretches of time and let his competitors command the stage and attack one another.
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The development means Vitol, once the biggest buyer of Rosneft's oil, will disappear from the list of regular buyers of Rosneft's crude as it doesn't have new pre-finance deals.
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Last week, a number of stories about Apple Music — including a horror story from a user who saw his entire music collection disappear from his hard drive — made the news.
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Streaming live via the Virtual Telescope Project, an Italy-based project dedicated to streaming real-time telescope footage online, you'll be able to see Musk's Tesla Roadster disappear from view.
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Yes, it was awful to watch the original cast (from the era better known as "The Drake Years") go off to college, or disappear from the show with no explanation.
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Vaccination campaigns in France's west African colonies between 1933 and 1961 caused yellow fever virtually to disappear from the continent—until decolonisation, when vaccination rates plummeted and the disease reappeared.
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"If greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise at the current rates throughout the 21st century, polar bears will likely disappear from much of their present-day range," the agency warned.
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And with profit margins thinning while commissions disappear from sight, analysts are renewing talk of consolidation among discount brokerages — some of which are also looking to beef up financial advice.
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Sometimes, penning a letter to a retailer about what you want to see more of on shelves (or, sometimes, what should disappear from the sales floor) can actually get results.
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A total of some 550 entries will disappear from the lists of the EU, the United States and the United Nations, which are also lifting their restrictions, the person added.
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Retiring the last of its A340 fleet earlier this week, the airline said goodbye to one of its most iconic aircraft that is continuing to disappear from the world's skies.
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In just a year's time, British ministers will disappear from the European Council chambers where EU legislation is decided, and British MEPs from the committee rooms of the European Parliament.
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This spring, shortly after Heineken Romania won the latest round in court and was going to see the Csiki Sor brand disappear from the shelves, an unexpected benefactor showed up.
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Image: WABetaInfo Image: WABetaInfo Telegram offers a "secret chat" feature wherein users can engage with each other and their messages disappear from their devices after a set amount of time.
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You can also deactivate your account, which will cancel all of your reservations and essentially make you disappear from the platform, but can be undone if you change your mind.
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The GE moths would eventually have no one to mate with, which means they would decline as well and disappear from the environment within a few generations, the authors said.
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Apart from the few who sue their doctors and therapists, detransitioners tend simply to disappear from a clinic's view, despite often having urgent needs for continued medical treatment and therapy.
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On Wednesday, the Daimler- and BMW-owned entity that operates the service Share Now said the company's cars would disappear from North American streets by the end of February 173.
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A spokesperson for the group would not tell Motherboard if the information was disseminated to the affected counties, but the researchers did see some county systems disappear from the internet.
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Instagram Stories can be posted after they expire as "highlights" if the user desires, and users can also privately archive the posts, but by default, they disappear from the public record.
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While you're busy making your first batch of (spiked) hot cider of the year, these are the movies and shows you need to watch before they disappear from Netflix for good.
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When aircraft go "missing" it usually means that they disappear from radar screens after going below a particular altitude or, in the case of an explosion, breaking up in mid-air.
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The writers also showed how friends and family can provide support after a suicide attempt, and how someone can survive and work through depression rather than just disappear from the narrative.
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You may return, but you will certainly disappear from WWE no matter how big a name you are or, worse, be made an object of ridicule when you're mentioned at all.
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Three years ago, he had a problem in Sonora that caused him to disappear from the scene and even from social media—but even then, the Never Die family protected him.
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Facebook Pages and websites that frequently withhold, exaggerate or distort information in their link headlines will disappear from News Feed thanks to a new anti-clickbait algorithm that's now rolling out.
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With an estimated $659.2 million in domestic ticket sales after Friday night, the movie would have to spontaneously disappear from all theaters everywhere to finish Saturday without beating Titanic's $659.4 million.
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He warned them to avoid the ephemeral blandishments of the digital age — "slapdash" Twitter posts that disappear from iPhone screens within seconds — in favor of in-depth coverage of the issues.
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At the same time, new titles hit Steam all the time, soaking up attention at the other end of the spectrum: your new title will pretty quickly disappear from 'New' listings.
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That is because we are now three months into the decade in which billions of retirement dollars are on track to disappear from the economy and millions of hardworking families' wallets.
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They found that the particles did not disappear from the mosquitoes' systems after the insects moved between life stages and started to fly, and were present inside the fully formed insects.
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"When you actually see the animal alive in front of you and then the next year it's gone, you feel like you've watched it disappear from Earth," Mr. Davy-Bowker said.
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It may not make commercial sense to disappear from the scene for so long, but in the end, I'm providing the world with something I'm really passionate about and believe in.
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Oh, a subway in New York, and you saw newspapers and magazines disappear from that commute, and that's a generally well-heeled group of people who read a lot of stuff.
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There Are Cadavers The people disappear from mysterious and almost comical reasons, a son has been "drafted," a girl has a boyfriend in the army, but the truth is the truth.
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Then it will take 30 days for everything to disappear, leaving you only to wonder if anyone can ever truly disappear from the confines of a walled garden growing thick with weeds.
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And the sanctions are widely expected to have an immediate impact on Iran's oil exports, although estimates of exactly how much of the country's oil could disappear from November 4 vary widely.
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Whether you want to make crowds and cars disappear from daytime shots, or create waves of light at night, Spectre lets you take long exposure shots without the need for a tripod.
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She wrote that riding, specifically, improved the appetite, and made "black shadows and morbid fancies disappear from the mental horizon," perhaps referencing the trend of hysteria amongst middle and upper-class women.
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Reuters reported this month that Renault expects diesel engines to disappear from most of its European cars after the French automaker reviewed the costs of meeting tighter emissions standards following Volkswagen's scandal.
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The products began to disappear from Amazon India late on Thursday as it began complying with the regulations before a midnight deadline, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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Refugee Youth Service called on the French and British governments to provide clearer information to child migrants, and urged the authorities to report children as missing when they disappear from reception centers.
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EIPICO's vice president told Reuters about 1,600 drugs had gone short in recent months, including 1653 that have no alternatives and would disappear from the market if price caps were not eased.
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However, it's unlikely that the administration will disappear from the headlines as midterm elections, legal issues, and the country's relationship with North Korea and Russia, are set to be of key importance.
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Critic score: 58%Audience score: 43%Netflix description: "After his wife and injured daughter disappear from an ER, a man conducts a panicked search and becomes convinced the hospital is hiding something."
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The reasoning: It's not as if the troops would suddenly disappear from government payrolls — and, in fact, the U.S. then would have to pay the full cost of their salaries and upkeep.
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Indeed, French butter, which has a higher percentage of fat and a pronounced tang from cultured cream, is so desirable across the globe, it's starting to disappear from grocery shelves in France.
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Although Instagram Stories disappear from users' accounts after 24 hours, there are a number of fan-made social media accounts that save and share the content that appears on Kendall Jenner's Stories.
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Justice Smith and Daniella Pineda, as Claire's eager young colleagues, disappear from the film for long stretches, and when they are on-screen, the script doesn't give either of them any meaningful material.
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Considering Ethan (twins Matteo and Matteo Pascale) and baby Esther basically disappear from their parents' world by the end of season 2, that might be the best news we have about Maisel 3.0.
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This will not only see smaller stakes for companies but will also make debt disappear from some balance sheets," said Macquarie's property analyst David Ng. "It helps balance sheets look a bit better.
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That dissonance might confuse users, discourage them from posting to Student Voices or lead them to assume their clips will disappear from their profile too — which could leave embarrassing content exposed to hirers.
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The next five years will be an incredible time, as fingersticks disappear from diabetes, prices fall and the increasing ubiquity of blood sugar tracking opens new opportunities to understand, avoid, or treat disease.
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"Around a million barrels of oil a day is likely to disappear from global oil markets if the U.S. sanctions on Iran bite," said Greg McKenna, chief market strategist at futures brokerage AxiTrader.
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However, Bloomberg found that the changes will actually be much more drastic, according to those familiar with the situation — and that the retailer might disappear from the floorplan of your local mall together.
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The irony of that example, though, is that the iconic "Miracle on the Hudson" photo did eventually disappear from Twitter because the company didn't have its own photo-sharing capabilities at the time.
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For example, allowing anyone to easily download any image ever posted to Motherboard's Instagram account and archive it means there's a higher likelihood that those images will never completely disappear from the web.
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Why it matters: There are only 2 northern white rhinos left in the world —both female — after poaching, habitat loss and other factors have caused them to virtually disappear from their African home.
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Anti-Semitic and xenophobic movements did not disappear from Europe after the liberation of Auschwitz, just as white supremacist groups have lurked beneath the surface of American politics ever since the Emancipation Proclamation.
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The chance was there to deliver a stern warning to any country that might consider systematic doping: Drug your athletes, or mess with the testing, and your flag will disappear from the Olympics.
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Even to ask the question of whether it would be a tragedy if humans were to disappear from the face of the planet requires a normative framework that is restricted to human beings.
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Although this may be good for those who leave, it is the outcome the haters want for the targets of their hate: to self-deport and disappear from the United States of America.
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As the #MeToo movement has unfolded, I've been disappointed at the lack of public male engagement with this moment, outside of witnessing men offer weak apologies and temporarily disappear from the public eye.
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"Frühlingsstürme," the last operetta of the Weimar Republic, would disappear from Berlin for more than 80 years — until Saturday, when a new, reconstructed production by Barrie Kosky premiered at the Komische Oper here.
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A. In an attempt to streamline the user interface, Apple's Safari browser for the Mac has scroll bars that can disappear from view if you are not actively scrolling through a web page.
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In other industries, powerful men trying to recover from accusations of sexual misconduct have followed a basic playbook: Acknowledge wrongdoing, disappear from view and make a significant appeal for forgiveness by one's accusers.
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There were some annoying software bugs in my time with the laptop, though: the LTE modem would randomly disappear from the network options, and the brightness controls would get stuck at 100 percent.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Sexist advertising could disappear from the streets of Germany's capital after the parties in Berlin's ruling coalition agreed a ban on degrading or discriminatory advertising even on privately-owned advertising hoardings.
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It's clear, however, from the exhibition that political art-making and organizing are unlikely to slow down or disappear from the Los Angeles region as they have continued unabated for over a century.
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According to the recent (and rather damning) UN report on climate change, a feared 2 degrees Celsius jump in global average temperatures means some 99 percent of corals will disappear from the planet completely.
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U.S. sanctions against Tehran are widely expected to have an immediate impact on Iran's oil exports, although the estimates of exactly how much of the country's oil could disappear from November 4 vary widely.
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The earphones are super light, and they would disappear from your consciousness if it wasn't for their wire — both the way it touches your concha and in its dangling down to your connected device.
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Tesco initiated the "emergency security measure" after 40,000 of its 136,000 account holders had seen "suspicious transactions" and 20,000 account holders had money disappear from their accounts, a Tesco bank executive told ITV News.
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Indian movies and other content will disappear from Pakistani television channels starting tomorrow as relationships between the two countries hit a new low after a terrorist attack on an Indian army camp in Kashmir.
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Fears that investable bonds may disappear from the country hurt Japanese bank shares, which fell more than 3 percent to their lowest levels since late 2012, with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial falling over 4 percent.
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The worry is that up to 90 percent of joshua trees could disappear from the park by the end of the century if warming rates continue, leaving California's favorite desert park without its namesake.
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After lifting the beams of the hold, the herd pours into the clearing and the animals, snouts nuzzling the snow-covered ground in search of moss, disappear from view as the evening light fades.
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Lutz predicts that human-driven cars will go the way of horses — they may be kept by the wealthy on ranches and at country clubs as forms of entertainment, but will disappear from highways.
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LONDON, March 14 (Reuters) - Toys "R" Us stores will disappear from Britain's shopping streets within six weeks, joint administrators for the retailer said on Wednesday, announcing plans to close the group's remaining 75 shops.
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"We thought the giant spiders are going to be the first to disappear from the Antarctic Ocean," said Caitlin Shishido, a doctorate student at the University of Hawaii at Mānoa who led the study.
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Hypothetically, if a person could teleport from one place to another, their physical matter would somehow disappear from one location, and reappear instantaneously at another location, even if the destination is extremely far away.
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"They are trying to show their voters, before the election, that yes, they do oppose this law, but after the election we are convinced this topic will disappear from their agenda," Mr. Hochrein said.
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Before you get too sad thinking the Obama family will disappear from public life altogether, the former first lady assured the Orlando crowd America's favorite political couple will continue working to make the country better.
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The rather terrifying spectacle of Mari Lwyd did nearly disappear from Wales at one point, yet it's had a resurgence recently, with Christmas ornaments being used for eyes occasionally instead of old glass bottle bottoms.
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The technical flaws get in the way — apart from Sam, the cast around Turner tends to be thinly realized, and the way they frequently disappear from the story suggests either aggressive editing or disinterested writing.
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" • On several occasions, when a photo of an especially attractive subject was scanned, the hardware would disappear from the lab for many hours and then return with a sheen of perspiration and the categorization " YES .
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The study outlines a number of strategies to help protect our primate cousins before they disappear, from expanded protected conservation areas to finding more sustainable farming practices that don't require clear-cutting an entire forest.
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Granted, I felt more strongly about this two months ago, before Manchester by the Sea seemed to disappear from the face of the earth and before its Oscar nomination total came in a little soft.
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It's important that ... We had said for quite some time that if we fire a customer, the content doesn't disappear from the internet, it just becomes slower and a little bit more vulnerable to attacks.
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State officials said that removing the bags from the waste stream would not only have a broad environmental benefit, but also a visible impact on people's surroundings, as bags disappear from parks, beaches and streets.
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But Trump's political strategy to attack the US Census and add a citizenship question many think will drive down response rates, means those people could effectively disappear from the population after next year's decennial census.
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"I bought lots of vegetables, frozen chicken and milk for my children, things I knew would be the first to disappear from the shelves," said Mohanadi, a former army lieutenant from Qatar's city of Al Khor.
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You better get streaming fast, before Disney launches its own streaming platform in November (Disney+) and each and every one of these movies disappear from Netflix forever — not to get too dramatic about it or anything.
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"Süskind's role was to let the children disappear from the lists," Bart Wallet, a historian at Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam, wrote in an email, referring to the administrative records he altered to help save the children.
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I TELL YOU IN OUR BUSINESS ALONE WHEN YOU HAVE SEEN THE CONSOLIDATION, WHERE THE PREVIOUS FIVE YEARS BEFORE 2016 WE HAD A TOTAL OF $170 MILLION OF SALES REVENUE DISAPPEAR FROM THE SPORTING GOODS CHANNEL.
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"It just goes from bad to worse," says Cook, who is particularly troubled by Burnett's allegation that her brother has been known to disappear from the house, leaving the infants unattended for hours at a time.
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As both the Annie-Owen truck and the Fujita-Mantleray flame-decaled car disappear from their shared highway, two animals sneak their way into the frame: a hawk on a sanitation robot and a teeny chihuahua.
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But the anti-corruption committee has the power to seize assets at home and abroad before the results of its investigations are known, so investors worry that significant amounts of wealth could disappear from the market.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Vijay Mallya, who is being pursued by Indian authorities over unpaid loans tied to his defunct Kingfisher Airlines, has taken steps that could see India disappear from the name of his Formula One team.
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" He added, "[Blankenship's] refusal to accept responsibility for his criminal actions even now only exacerbates these grieving families' pain … I hope that Mr. Blankenship chooses to do the right thing and disappear from the public eye.
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This very large, handsome building, built into a scenic hillside so as to nearly disappear from view, has become an inextricable part of the landscape, symbolizing both continuity and growth — the essence of a successful family.
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How to disappear: An employee at a Bitcoin security company set out to make himself disappear from the all-seeing eyes of the American corporate world and the government, without having to give up internet access.
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Charles, 71, said it would be "the greatest tragedy" if the ancient Palestinian Christian communities were to disappear from the Holy Land, an apparent reference to the departure of many Arab Christians from the Middle East.
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"Russian Urals crude is not going to disappear from our feedstock ... but we are changing some volumes to sweet grades to guarantee a higher yield of light products," a trader at a European refinery told Reuters.
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Joseph Mifsud The voice on the recording insists that there had been "no pressure" to disappear from "nobody in any way or form," and he had only been advised by friends to keep a low profile.
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If you do have a Redbox near you that offered games, you might be able to get a good deal on some games before they disappear from the kiosks forever at the end of the year.
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I'm increasingly convinced that the default of digitally hoarding all conversations forever was a terrible idea, and I like that I can get my conversations to disappear from most of the chat apps I use now.
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Streaming junkies, you're in luck: 2016 is a Leap Year, which means there's one extra day in February for you to try to cram in everything that will disappear from Netflix at the end of the month.
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In the clip, Nate can be seen crawling toward the camera (in a similar-fashion to what a Navy SEAL might do) — sliding himself slowly across the hardwood floor until his tiny feet disappear from the screen.
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While performing on the stage at the annual summer event in Manchester, Tennessee, the 26-year-old rapper told the audience about the unexpected occurrence, which then caused her to disappear from the stage for a bit.
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There's an item that will disappear from your inventory and mysteriously appear back where you found it, and at one point you'll come across a missing person's poster that features both a human and a humanoid elephant.
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A significant benefit of the public domain is in protecting the films, songs, and books that would otherwise disappear from the public record because it's not profitable enough for their rights holders to restore or republish them.
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Ghost stories, specifically, took a few decades to disappear from newspapers, fizzling out in the mid-20th century with the rise of a different standard of journalism: Objectivity and evenhandedness took the place of sensationalism and scandal.
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HONG KONG/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's Huawei, hit by crippling U.S. sanctions, could see shipments decline by as much as a quarter this year and faces the possibility that its smartphones will disappear from international markets, analysts said.
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Journalists and readers have feared that gems like these could disappear from the internet if the wealthy owners of Gawker and L.A. Weekly wanted to eliminate what they deem to be unfavorable coverage elsewhere on the sites.
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When oil prices went down, it became clear that the country did not have the money or manufacturing infrastructure to provide basic necessities; goods such as milk, sugar and toilet paper started to disappear from the shelves.
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You can choose to delete messages just for yourself, or delete a message for everyone within an approximately one-hour time limit, meaning that they&aposll disappear from the other person in the chats inbox as well.
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But as for South Carolina, even those who would like to see him disappear from the race struggled to suggest that, after so many predictions of his demise, his latest comment would be the one to prove debilitating.
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Whether the experience was actively repressed or just forgotten, it seemed to disappear from consciousness for decades, returning only in response to a specific trigger, such as driving by an orphanage or seeing a nun at the supermarket.
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The so-called Coley's Toxins were injected into more than 1,000 cancer patients, but criticism of his methods — as well as the development of radiation therapy and chemotherapy — caused his treatment to pretty much disappear from research labs.
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But the feature differs from Snapchat's ephemeral messages in one significant way: the "invisible ink" messages don't actually disappear from message threads after they've been read (though you can go back and delete them later, if you wish).
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If you can stomach the meager offering of games currently in its library, and you don't mind that they might disappear from the service within a month or two, then Xbox Game Pass could be a real boon.
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It'll be stuff like paper napkins, plastic straws, and even garnishes that are just there for the sake of it (like adding a slice of lemon or rosemary sprig) that will start to disappear from our restaurant bars.
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LONDON, Feb 19793 (Reuters) - The Sauber name will disappear from the Formula One grid this season after the Swiss-based team announced on Friday it had been renamed Alfa Romeo Racing as part of an extended sponsorship deal.
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Widely known as M.T.T., Mr. Thomas will stay on as the artistic director of the New World Sympony, the training academy in Miami he co-founded — and he will not disappear from Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Independent is to disappear from news stands next month after its owner took the left-leaning title online only, one of the first national newspapers in the world to buckle under pressure from the internet.
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"Sometimes their links would represent a large portion of the Google Alerts for news on a given Supreme Court justice for several days in a row, and then they would suddenly disappear from the alert emails," he said.
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The lawsuits have already caused some music and classes to disappear from Peloton's roster, although the company has continued marketing other themed classes that promote new music, including an Artist Series featuring Billie Eilish, Lizzo, and Lady Gaga.
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Place a virtual cat in your living room, for instance, and you can see it disappear from view when you angle your camera in a way that places a bed or table or some other object in between.
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Claustrophobically connected siblings are violently torn apart; space voyagers lose track of their space partners; spouses disappear from each other; and while it's never entirely clear where it is that people disappear to, it's almost certainly not pretty.
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Brawl Stars takes place from an overhead perspective, and it has a very loose, cartoony feel; if you step inside a bush you'll disappear from view, and you attack by pulling back and firing like you had a slingshot.
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A chance to rest Germany's parliament is set to go on recess on July 19, which Best says will give Merkel a chance to rest and, unless another shaking bout occurs, the topic will likely disappear from the headlines.
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Every act of resistance is mediated by the fear of retaliation and the pressure to stay quiet, to hide out, to disappear from the scene, comes not just from the police or his COs, but from his loved ones.
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That's why we called the $216,2000+ Ford Ojo the best scooter of last year's show, and the Ojo genuinely went on sale broadly at retailers including Amazon, Best Buy and Newegg — only to disappear from their shelves more recently.
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HONG KONG/SHANGHAI, May 24 (Reuters) - China's Huawei , hit by crippling U.S. sanctions, could see shipments decline by as much as a quarter this year and faces the possibility that its smartphones will disappear from international markets, analysts said.
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Memes feel too big to simply disappear from the internet, and yet I wonder if this will be the fate for many of them: recreations crafted from memories and scraps of footage made by the people who still care.
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"Unless greater investment and effort is made, we face the very real threat that this incredible primate will disappear from many parts of its range in the next five years," study co-author Stuart Nixon said in a statement.
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"Today's clients want their private wealth to be viewed and managed holistically," Ernst & Young consultants wrote last year, estimating wealth managers with "traditional business models will largely disappear from the market" as a direct result of that growing desire.
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By implication, investors must think Wall Street is well-protected – that when you buy a stock, it may naturally go up or down, but it could never disappear from your account or have its price manipulated by nefarious actors.
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Federal wildlife officials on Monday called climate change the biggest threat to the survival of the polar bear and warned that without decisive action to combat global warming, the bears would almost certainly disappear from much of the Arctic.
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This number is likely to increase, since carbon dioxide emissions — a major contributor to climate change, as they block heat from leaving the atmosphere — can take anywhere between 20 and several hundred thousands years to disappear from the planet.
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The interconnected universe approach is what allowed the Hulk to disappear from the Marvel Universe after the events in Age of Ultron and not appear in another movie or in the universe again until he's found in Thor: Ragnarok.
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It's not entirely clear what she means by that, but she's been shown gathering child support, cash from supporters, and presumably other forms of financial aid that will disappear from Dee Dee's life if Gypsy is an adult on her own.
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While Apple's new apps for Messages (formerly known as iMessage) are one of the best parts of iOS 10, there's at least one new app Apple is not happy about and it will likely soon disappear from the App Store.
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Apple has removed more than a thousand apps in the past year from its Chinese App Store under strict new censorship laws as well as gambling restrictions, though apps targeted by regulators generally disappear from local app stores as well.
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And just in case the scraped profile data stolen from 29 million users in Facebook's recent massive security breach ended up published online, Facebook would already have a policy in place to make links to it effectively disappear from the feed.
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Also, given that YouTube will likely disappear from Amazon devices at the beginning of January, thanks to a spat between Amazon and Google, it's no surprise that Mozilla is billing its browser as an easy way to watch YouTube videos.
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The automaker said it was "inconceivable" that mid-size sedans would disappear from the market, and that any move by its rivals to stop selling what was once among the most popular vehicles would allow Toyota to boost its presence.
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Already threatened by poaching and humans spreading into its shrinking habitats, researchers say that in just 50 years it could completely disappear from one of its last remaining strongholds -- a huge mangrove forest called the Sundarbans, which crosses India and Bangladesh.
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With the new system, Periscope viewers can report comments as spam or abuse which will cause the individual comment to disappear from their screen immediately, and will prevent them from seeing other messages from that same person during the broadcast.
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"Bullies" is a punchy piece of reporting with a wicked hook: The author and the book's central character, Trevor Latham, attend the same Long Island elementary school, beat each other up regularly and savagely, then disappear from each other's lives.
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Occasionally, dealers disappear from the dark net markets with customers' money ("exit scamming,") but, on Wickr, cons are a daily fact of life —impersonators contact people all the time claiming to be known dealers, looking for Bitcoin for nonexistent drugs.
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Ms. Calabrese lived the life of a young upper-middle-class woman, and for a time her family felt shielded from the economic crisis overtaking the country, even as staples like corn meal and coffee began to disappear from store shelves.
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Mr. Hegedus and other outside observers said that they would not be surprised to see Mr. Gruevski disappear from Hungary only to re-emerge in Russia or some other country from which it would be harder to have him extradited.
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For further rate hikes to disappear from the March projections, policymakers would have to shave a full half a percentage point from the median estimate issued in December, which foresaw rates increasing from around 2.4 percent to 2.9 percent through 2019.
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But as the planet warms and birds across the country relocate to escape the heat, at least eight states could see their state birds largely or entirely disappear from within their borders during the summer, according to a new study.
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"Today, we are putting a full stop on corrupt practices so they disappear from the face of this country," Giammattei said, saying he would investigate recent graft, in what could be a seen as a warning to the previous administration.
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When she unexpectedly falls in love with an artist who readers will know as her now-boyfriend Max, she writes with such emotion and affection, you hope and pray that he doesn't disappear from her life after finding out about her sex work.
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Here are a few movies to watch before they disappear from Netflix: "The Bridge on the River Kwai" – David Lean's Oscar-winning 1957 war drama stars William Holden and Alec Guinness as prisoners in a Japanese prisoner of war camp during WWII.
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Pokémon Go will disappear from public memory relatively soon, of course, yet it is all but guaranteed to be replaced by other augmented-reality games that also rely on a quote-unquote real, physical location to determine the strategic value of player actions.
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Disabling an app makes it disappear from the device screen, prevents it from running, and frees up device memory – while still allowing the user to restore the app at a later time or to factory reset the device to its original state.
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Popular Google apps such as Gmail, YouTube and the Chrome browser that are available through Google's Play Store will disappear from future Huawei handsets as those services are not covered by the open source license and require a commercial agreement with Google.
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A call to disappear from public spaces by a group of women in the state of Veracruz called Las Brujas del Mar after the two murders quickly gained traction, and many in the public, private and financial sectors threw their support behind it.
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The Pi exhibition, "Suspended," features a video of a woman being bound in cloth, so that her mouth and eyes disappear from view, then hung from a bondage contraption, in a comment on freedom of expression being suspended in the public sphere.
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All things being equal, I'd like to see the sport quietly disappear from the earth: Not just because it promotes a violent, toxic masculinity but mainly because, despite recent declines, football still has the highest concussion rate of all high school sports.
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That humane architectural ethic provides the urgency behind Bernadette's decision to go off the reservation—it makes the case that this woman must not be allowed to lose her mind, even if the cost is that she must disappear from her child's life.
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The conduit for this coming together is Bashir Ahmed, a plucky Kashmiri clothing salesman who ingratiates himself with mother and daughter during Shalini's childhood, only to disappear from their life years later after a disastrous party her father throws in his honor.
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"Banks won't disappear from London overnight, but they will over time if Britain votes 'no,' " to the European Union, Michael Sherwood and Richard Gnodde, the co-chief executives of Goldman Sachs International, argued in an op-ed article in The Times, the London newspaper.
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The Vaunt glasses' low resolution (400x150 pixels) monocolor display may disappear from view when not in use and require no adjustment for people with bad eyesight, but it also doesn't have any way of gathering data beyond what it can pull from your phone.
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Google Compare was limited to the U.S. and UK only, and it will disappear from the web by March 23, Google said in a letter to partners — who supplied the products for the service — first obtained by Search Engine Land and verified by TechCrunch.
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How he does this is simple but brilliantly effective: Using a right-stick activated color wheel, you switch the background color—and whatever obstacles are the same color disappear from the foreground, allowing Hue to pass by as if they're not there at all.
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The Leftovers stages the disappearances as if they're some form of "The Rapture" — a future event in some Christian traditions, in which all Christians will disappear from the earth, signaling the beginning of a seven-year tribulation period before the end of the world.
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"When the live fish mysteriously disappear from some supermarkets, when there's a plethora of public explanations, when rumors and doubts abound, in the end it all comes down to having no sense of psychological security," the paper said in a commentary published online on Thursday.
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Australian fire beetles are known to head toward burned areas to mate; infrared receptors on their abdomens allow them to detect heat, and, according to a study by the Western Australia Museum, the beetles usually disappear from freshly burned areas within three days of arriving.
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Researchers looked at 300 million species of mollusc that lived in the Atlantic Ocean over a period spanning roughly five million years and found that those with a high metabolism were more likely to follow the fate of the dinosaurs and disappear from the planet.
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We should think of all this as part of the work, incorporate it, make a project of tracking the paintings as they disappear from the gallery system into the urban grid, into Uber's network and its regulations, into the Seventh Precinct, into whoever's possession.
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Here are some articles from The Times over the last week, not necessarily related to Canada and perhaps overlooked, that I found interesting: — Wildlife officials warned that unless there is significant action to avert global warming, polar bears will disappear from much of the Arctic.
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"Now that we have assessed the extent of the decline and located where the remaining populations are," Colla said, "we can look more closely at threats and habitat requirements to design an effective conservation management plan so that this species does not disappear from Canada forever."
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Twitter will start testing its 'hide replies' feature next week, in Canada Before you start complaining about censorship, keep in mind that hidden replies won't actually get pulled from Twitter — they'll disappear from the default view, but you can still tap a gray icon to see them.
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They live together in Harlem and speak fondly of the neighborhood that existed before familiar black faces started to disappear from the street corners, before single-family brownstones were razed for cold, metal high-rises, before the Apollo Theater was walking distance from a Whole Foods.
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And now, on the eve of another round of New York shows, it seems safe to predict a similar thinning of celebrity ranks, as top film and music personalities disappear from their gilded front-row perches, their dwindling presence matched only, some say, by their diminishing impact.
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Warren picks her spots -- but mostly sticks to script Warren seemed to disappear from the debate's hottest moments in the early stages, largely sticking to her script and avoiding confrontations with the other candidates as she tries to make her case as the primary's "unity" candidate.
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But impeachment isn't going to quickly disappear from the headlines and Republicans' silence has become a story itself after two weeks of revelations, including explosive text messages among diplomats, along with Trump's shocking call on the White House lawn for China, too, to investigate the Bidens.
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As a result of Amazon's decision, Nest decided to stop selling any of its products through Amazon, meaning the limited number of Nest devices listed on Amazon today are expected to disappear from the site once current inventory is sold out, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Those Yahoo Japan shares were unloaded in September for more than $4 billion, and now Altaba will shift its remaining Alibaba holdings — that's around 683 percent of the company following a partial sale last year; Altaba is Alibaba's second-largest stakeholder — and disappear from the world by Q4.
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The game itself is the same size it has always been, but it's telling that, among all the other emotions that will come with kickoff on Sunday, the foremost one might be relief—Super Bowl City will be struck, the endless unasked-for bigness will disappear from view.
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Editorially, The Times celebrated that "about 15 acts or parts of acts directed against that mythical creature the 'Heathen Chinee' are scheduled to disappear from our statute books" and applauded the impending admission under quota of cultured, courageous and "innately democratic" Chinese people: all 105 of them a year.
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Even though built-in disc drives began to disappear from laptops several years ago to make the computers lighter and more mobile-friendly, you can still find USB-based external CD drives for $25 or less online; Apple's $79 SuperDrive, designed for its Mac laptops, is noticeably higher priced.
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That has pushed Apple and streetwear brands to take more orders online in the past couple of years — though the speed by which products disappear from their virtual shelves leaves many with little choice but to line up in person if they want to "cop" the latest goods.
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One year out, this may be Mr. Trump's greatest trick: His tornado of news-making has scrambled Americans' grasp of time and memory, producing a sort of sensory overload that can make even seismic events — of his creation or otherwise — disappear from the collective consciousness and public view.
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Women are made to feel as though our worth has a time limit, as though we will transform into dry old flesh sacks whose only purpose is to rear children, or disappear from view without making too much noise or doing something that might embarrass the more fertile humans.
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It's possible that television's embrace of meaningless death is an attempt to suggest how trivial death can feel in an age when flying robots drop bombs on what too often proves to be the wrong target, where mass tragedies happen and then disappear from the headlines after a day or two.
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What started out as a fun way to make art about his Puerto Rican heritage grew into a whole concept: The Goya Series is also a platform to talk about the fact that the neighborhood bodegas that Ortiz grew up with are beginning to disappear from the New York landscape.
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Or finally, I thought that Kasich would either get a surge out of his New Hampshire showing and start doing really well in states like Massachusetts and Minnesota and Maine or (more plausibly) that he would simply disappear from the campaign after losing state after state after state by double digits.
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"We are a company that needs to innovate … our products come on for a while, then the patents go away and then the products essentially disappear from our top line and our bottom line, so we constantly need to innovate," Milligan said, before adding that he reserves the right to change his mind.
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Read more:30 nature photos that will change the way you see the worldStriking National Geographic photos show animals that could disappear from the face of the Earth55 photos that capture the beauty of the world from the air30 award-winning nature photos that will make you fall in love with the world
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A new bill introduced in Congress this week is looking to enforce those rules with regard to Trump's personal account since he often uses it to make announcements altering US policy, both foreign and domestic—even though there's a zero chance in hell anything Trump tweets will ever disappear from the internet.
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Although thong sales have seen a slight drop in recent years—in 2015, the New York Times cited statistics from the research company NPD Group, which showed that thong underwear sales had fallen 7 percent between 2014 and 2015—this type of underwear is unlikely to disappear from panty collections anytime soon.
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Apple Music, of course, has been plagued with complaints about its cluttered and unintuitive user interface (which is reportedly being addressed by a redesign) and it has struggled with issues and glitches where it has had caused songs to disappear from users' hard drives, thanks again to its confusing and complex nature.
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When the clock strikes midnight, the beloved sitcom will disappear from the streaming service, so get cozy and binge-watch Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow), Rachel (Jennifer Aniston), Ross (David Schwimmer), and every iconic Friends celebrity cameo while you still can — and make sure you watch three New Year's episodes to get into the season.
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We will never be able to see 'further' than this because the universe is expanding at a speed faster than the speed of light, so the light from objects beyond this cosmological horizon will never reach us and objects on the 'brink' of this horizon will eventually fade and disappear from our perspective.
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As AppleInsider notes, you could transfer rentals from a Mac or PC to iOS (and then it would disappear from your computer) or AirPlay movies from iPhone or iPad to Apple TV. The new approach seems far simpler and requires less from you, the person who just wants to relax and enjoy a movie.
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Oliver Wyman had warned in October in a report commissioned by the industry's main lobby group TheCityUK that 43,000 jobs may disappear from Britain if finance firms, including insurers and asset managers, lost the right to sell their services freely across Europe, costing the government up to 10 billion pounds in lost tax revenue.
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"It used to look like Clinton should just spend the fall at the International Space Station watching Trump implode, but it raises the question of whether you can disappear from the campaign trail without it having some effect," said Marquette University pollster Charles Franklin, whose Wisconsin survey found Clinton's favorability declining across every metric.
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Or are they sort of delayed it but you know these filings don;t just disappear from the SEC but they refiled their S1 earlier or according to, I believe the Wall Street Journal, on Monday and that means that they're sort of ready to go public and probably updated it with their Q1 figures.
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Often he'd disappear from the corn field or swale we were working, slowly move away from the dog and the birds, head off into the forest to return an hour or so later, the twin barrels of his gun broken over his arm, holding a hat full of late-season chanterelles, or a giant puffball.
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What is truly intolerable, what enrages and saddens me — as the fires rage in the forests and the rain falls when and where it should not and the rivers are choked with mudslides and the fish disappear from the ocean and the Antarctic breaks up — is what is transpiring simultaneously in the remote United States.
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Fears that Marmite and other British classics, like the PG Tips brand of tea, might disappear from store shelves had gripped Britons after reports that the supermarket chain Tesco and the owner of those brands, the British-Dutch consumer goods company Unilever, were locked in a price dispute over who should bear the cost of the weakening pound.
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Certain that the vestiges of religious observance would disappear from Judaism once the modern state of Israel was born, its first prime minister, David Ben-Gurion, made a deal: In June 1947, he signed off on what became known as the status quo, deferring to ultra-Orthodox demands regarding the Jewish character of the yet unborn Israel.
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One experiment he wants to perform would involve giving an anesthetic to an organoid and testing how it reacts: If certain electrical signals disappear from the recordings under anesthesia but reappear afterward, the implications could be interesting (though Muotri is careful to note that this is by no means strong evidence of consciousness, but rather just a first step).
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Reports of accounts being deleted began to filter through on social media on Wednesday when WhatsApp account holders in other parts of India began to notice that friends and relatives they had not heard from since the internet blackout began on August 5 suddenly started to disappear from their contact lists, as first reported by BuzzFeed.
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NEVE CAMPBELL CALLS PLANNED &aposPARTY OF FIVE&apos REBOOT &aposWONDERFUL&apos (EXCLUSIVE) Granted, Campbell didn't disappear from Hollywood — her IMDB page shows she had 11 film credits between 2000's "Scream 3" and 2011's "Scream 4," likely the first time many viewers will have seen her on screen for a decade — but the big-name roles had dried up.
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But it's hard to shake the feeling that this commercialized mass appeal has helped further dampen Pride Month's fiery political roots, and helped obfuscate the less-pleasant, less-talked-about issues that matter for many people in the LGBTQ community — and will continue to matter long after the rainbow T-shirts, socks, water bottles, and cute retail disappear from store windows.
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Though Kafka disliked much of what he published — and professed that he would be happy to see it disappear from the world when he did, along with all the drafts of his incomplete books that he famously asked his friend Max Brod to destroy, a request Brod famously ignored — reading proofs of "A Hunger Artist" made Kafka burst into tears.
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MSRP: $38,500Read more:26 cars that will disappear from US car dealerships forever in 202017 discontinued car brand logos you completely forgot about and will likely never see on the road againUber will study Dallas as its possible next self-driving car marketSee inside the $37 million NYC penthouse Uber founder Travis Kalanick just purchased, complete with a private rooftop pool and automated parking garage
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Weight: 12-16 poundsLife expectancy: 14-16 yearsGroup: Terrier groupRead more:Meet the adorable new breeds of dogs and cats just recognized by the American Kennel ClubStriking National Geographic photos show animals that could disappear from the face of the Earth14 celebrities with tattoos dedicated to their petsA photographer captures giant flocks of birds at the perfect moment so they look like mesmerizing, moving sculptures
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And with George H.W. Bush gone, it's hard not to wonder how the tenor of American foreign policy discourse will change as the leaders of this bipartisan old guard — Republicans Henry Kissinger (95), George Shultz (98), James Baker (88), Colin Powell (81) and Richard Lugar (113); Democrats Madeleine Albright (81), Sam Nunn (80), William Perry (91) and Lee Hamilton (87) — also disappear from the scene.
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According to checks by Reuters earlier today, the Bullet Messenger app was still available on China's top Android app stores — including stores owned by WeChat owner Tencent, as well as Baidu and Xiaomi stores — which the news agency suggests makes it less likely the app has been pulled from iOS as a result of censorship by the state, saying apps targeted by regulators generally disappear from local app stores too.
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What Silicon Valley doesn't understand about men harassing women Elon Musk is preparing to go through 'production hell' to deliver Tesla's Model 3 on time TV sets are starting to disappear from American homes In an attempt to fix it, Altman plans to put forward four housing policy proposals over the coming weeks — with an eye on potentially turning one of them into a ballot proposition that will be put before the state's voters.
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Airbnb is giving 2 people the chance to sleep in Juliet&aposs Verona house on Valentine&aposs Day and live out a less dark version of &aposRomeo and Juliet&apos5 things I wish I&aposd known before renting out my home on AirbnbAirbnb has patented software that digs through social media to root out people who display &aposnarcissism or psychopathy&apos12 castles you can rent with your friends for less than $50 a nightConch may disappear from the Bahamas, so the government is stepping in
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His latest novel, Flannelwood, is a poetic and layered story: It's an homage to Djuna Barnes' 1936 novel Nightwood, a classic of queer literature; it's an erotic portrayal of two men who meet at an OctoBear dance (I mean, what more do you want); it's a winter story, a love story, and ultimately, an incredibly lyrical "own voices" story about a couple of gay men, one of whom has a disability, who burn with desire for each other and then disappear from each other's lives.
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