It turned out that cash was disappearing from the safe.
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Duarte denied accusations of wrongdoing before disappearing from public view.
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They are also disappearing from Android stores, though more slowly.
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Male sea turtles are disappearing from Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
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Next up: More games disappearing from online storefronts for mysterious reasons.
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Darkness is disappearing from Earth, and that is a bad thing.
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It's no surprise to see Cortana disappearing from the Xbox One.
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Eventually he felt himself disappearing from view, vanishing from the aisles.
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Food disappearing from supermarket shelves and stocks of medicines under strain.
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He notices his native Uyghur language slowly disappearing from street signs.
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The words "climate change" began disappearing from government websites and documents.
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By "vanishing," I don't mean going away; I mean disappearing from view.
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Noms: M&M's McFlurrys could be disappearing from the McDonald's menu forever.
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TV shows in non-Mandarin Chinese languages are disappearing from P.R.C. broadcasts.
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Now slaughterhouses have opened in Africa, and domestic animals are disappearing from villages.
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After mysteriously disappearing from American grocery store shelves in 2012, Dunkaroos are back.
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On Wednesday, Kashmiris began disappearing from WhatsApp — and no one initially knew why.
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Since Trump took office, the phrase "climate change" has been disappearing from government websites.
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It began descending a minute later before disappearing from radar at 4:16 p.m.
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The spiritus sancti is a species on the brink of disappearing from nature entirely.
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In some cases, the adult content is disappearing from Drive without warning or explanation.
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RIP headphone jack (which stayed gone after disappearing from the 7), and hello, FaceID.
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WakefieldHonestly, who hasn't dreamed of disappearing from the inanity of day-to-day life?
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That he's proposing Facebook be the social nexus that's disappearing from many western societies.
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Ice that persists year after year, forming thick layers, is disappearing from the Arctic.
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He was caught after colleagues noticed merchandise appearing and disappearing from under his desk.
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Polar ice is melting Ice is disappearing from both poles at an increasing rate.
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He approaches the driver's side of Carr's vehicle, disappearing from view of the camera.
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When prostitutes began disappearing from Poughkeepsie's streets, police circulated photos of Francois as a warning.
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Looks like fired Google engineer James Damore isn't disappearing from our news feeds anytime soon.
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And finally, the letters spelling out a slogan began disappearing from the display behind her.
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The film went viral in mainland China in January before disappearing from the internet there.
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Street phone booths have long been disappearing from our city — only a few are left.
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Disappearing from the web can mean losing any marketing presence you've established, Mr. Siciliano said.
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And, some people's Bitmojis are disappearing from the maps completely without them switching on Ghost Mode.
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Of course, there isn't much risk of fraud and corporate crime disappearing from the industry entirely.
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Although insect-eating birds are disappearing from European farmlands, plants still grow, attract pollinators and reproduce.
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Rob Rogers' cartoons started disappearing from the pages of The Pittsburgh Post Gazette earlier this year.
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Coke felt Plus complied with those regulations, but bottles started disappearing from stores in 2011, anyway.
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They, too, looked at me as long as they could, before disappearing from my life forever.
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All that, of course, was in the 20th century, now disappearing from view at alarming speed.
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Turning your phone off and disappearing from the world while you binge-watch a TV show?
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Sports fans don't have to worry about their local teams disappearing from YouTube TV after all.
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He shot open the door of Room 510 and went inside, disappearing from the cameras' view.
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The company ended up merging with another specialized hardware company and mostly disappearing from public view.
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There's no "out of sight, out of mind" quite as real as disappearing from someone's friend list.
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Before rounding the corner and disappearing from sight, he turned and flicked a quick wave my way.
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In time Robert lands a job, disappearing from morning until night, and eventually for days on end.
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With CD players disappearing from those minivans, Kidz Bop debuted its own Sirius XM channel in 2014.
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And viewers in China report that TV stories on the actress have begun disappearing from the airwaves.
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She had no idea why every month as much as $230 was disappearing from her Citibank checking account.
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Flavored Juul pods are disappearing from vape store shelves across the country, and it's unclear when they'll return.
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In late 2017, in the months after Bellingcat began investigating the Werfalli case, videos started disappearing from YouTube.
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Shortly after taking off, the helicopter issued a distress signal, before disappearing from the radar, added the statement.
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And earlier this summer, blobmoji began disappearing from the last remaining places, like Google Hangouts on the web.
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"Disappearing from a relationship and leaving the person to wonder what happened is cruel and unfair," Bock says.
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The two then walked together to the 'Arrivals' area of the airport, eventually disappearing from the camera view.
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Since Joseph Priestley in 1761, grammarians have fretted that it was on its way to disappearing from English.
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Rakowitz expresses a similar earnestness in his practice to keep certain truths from disappearing from our collective memory.
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One of the under-appreciated values that seems rapidly to be disappearing from our political culture is proportionality.
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Disney+ just launched in November, but some movies are already disappearing from the service, as reported by Polygon.
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Cars are practically disappearing from the market; Ford plans to stop selling almost all its cars by 2020.
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Nintendo Bringing Back The NES Classic In 2018After disappearing from store shelves, the NES Classic is returning next year.
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On stage, Palin delivered a now-memorable introduction, then made a handful of appearances before disappearing from the campaign.
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His case is the fourth one since October involving a Chinese dissident being either extradited or disappearing from Thailand.
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In January, deepfakes started disappearing from Gfycat, the preferred uploading spot for many deepfake makers on Reddit and elsewhere.
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The earthquake has turned whole stretches of central Italy into earthly infernos, with entire towns nearly disappearing from view.
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" Before disappearing from Twitter, Holowka's sister noted Holowka "*specifically said* he wished the best for Zoe and everyone else.
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" Mr. Botstein asked, "What are we going to do when in fact people start disappearing from our midst, legally?
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He served as director of the military's political department before disappearing from public sight more than two months ago.
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In Joshua Tree National Park, it's getting too warm for Joshua trees—already they are disappearing from lower elevations.
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Three years after disappearing from his front yard, a beloved pet dog finally made it back home to safety.
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As more screens appear in the lives of the poor, screens are disappearing from the lives of the rich.
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She keeps our eyes glued to her, even as she's fighting to stop herself disappearing from the world she inhabits.
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The piping plover could lose 87% of its habitable area in the summers, disappearing from most of the East Coast.
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If you decide to run for office in 2020, there's probably a few karaoke videos you wouldn't mind disappearing from.
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Although feature phones are quickly disappearing from developed markets, they are still very popular in developing regions such as India.
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My mother and father seem to believe they are inflicting a terrible loss on me by disappearing from my life.
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If we suddenly start seeing the headphone jack disappearing from all high-end phones, Apple will have won the argument.
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The pickles have come and gone throughout the years, sometimes disappearing from the highway for as long as a year.
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Last month, a mini crisis erupted in Germany when pork sausages began disappearing from menus in public canteens and schools.
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For years, cash was disappearing from cafeteria registers at the high school and middle school, apparently unbeknown to school officials.
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Broadcast shows have been slowly disappearing from the Emmys and now they are nowhere to be seen at the Globes.
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However, the companies started disappearing from many campuses in 2016 after a spate of student suicides made headlines, they said.
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But that's not the only part of the TV world that's shrinking: Actual TV sets are disappearing from homes, too.
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ET on May 237, about 2000 1/2 hours before disappearing from radar screens with 66 passengers and crew on board.
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They got it at the nonwaiver trading deadline, but instead of disappearing from the playoff race, they joined it in earnest.
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Struggling candidates will have to use every chance they can to build momentum or risk disappearing from the race's biggest stage.
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But lately, the man who led the Republic of China for nearly half a century has gradually been disappearing from view.
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Instead, fish that are disappearing from the face of the earth may be on your plate—and slipping down your gullet.
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She has played it safe, all but disappearing from the campaign trail until the next debate in Las Vegas on Wednesday.
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After noticing all the Potterphernalia that kept appearing and disappearing from his workspace, Hill's coworkers finally mentioned it to their bosses.
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Will today's new left stumble down the path of my generation's left, growing largely irrelevant and then, eventually, disappearing from sight?
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In one case, Angelina Lemus, a Citibank customer, found that as much as $96 was disappearing from her checking account every month.
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One question I had for Sutcliffe when we spoke was whether they knew anything about why women start disappearing from management positions.
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She only fared a little better than Hawkeye: not disappearing from the Avengers films altogether, but maintaining a minimal presence at best.
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CMF FengQing, for example, nearly halved its equity exposure to 7.47 percent, with ICBC disappearing from its top 10 stock holdings list.
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You may also notice that loot is slowly disappearing from the house you're looking at — likely because someone is grabbing it quietly.
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According to ENTSOE, the energy feud between Kosovo and Serbia has resulted in 113 Gigawatt-hours disappearing from the Continental European grid.
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It can last for as long as an hour or more, and it appears to be seasonal, disappearing from October to February.
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Nintendo Wii The Nintendo Wii was released in November 2006, but the console was still quickly disappearing from shelves by Christmas 2007.
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Soon the old rosebush and her ilk began disappearing from English gardens, eclipsed by younger, showier hybrids that bloomed all summer long.
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That kind of easy money is disappearing from markets as global central banks turn the spigot on accommodative monetary policy, Schumacher said.
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After conservationists realized it was disappearing from the wild, the Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden in Hong Kong started a breeding program.
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Though Moss conveniently gives Quill a transparent glow when disappearing from view, I couldn't figure out what direction was the right one.
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Sergeant Bergdahl was captured by Taliban militants within hours of disappearing from his remote outpost, and was held captive for five years.
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And thanks to a tight labor market, job seekers are the ones disappearing from the hiring process at higher rates than ever.
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Our small and midsize farms in particular are disappearing from rural America, and with them our small towns are toppling like dominoes.
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The Chinese internet is like the small-town setting of a crime novel: Things are mysteriously disappearing from it all the time.
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With toilet paper disappearing from stores amid the coronoavirus pandemic, folks are looking elsewhere in their quest to clean their bottoms ... bidets!!!
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With Russia's natural population growth entering an extended period of decline, villages like Baruta are disappearing from across the country's continental expanse.
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We can view these drawings as an escape, the "imagined nostalgia" as Goodman puts it a way of disappearing from his surroundings.
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As more and more developers moved to open standards like HTML5, the once-ubiquitous Adobe software started disappearing from websites left and right.
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Bibles are swiftly disappearing from hotel rooms across the country, according to a new survey from hospitality analytics company STR, Travel + Leisure reports.
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The men of film, television, and radio who have been charged with sexual harassment and abuse are rapidly disappearing from the entertainment landscape.
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After Trump's election, Pharoah told the writers to just let him continue his impressions, but they were slowly disappearing from the line-ups.
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I believe in ethereum's long-term potential, and for me it represents a potential opportunity that seems to be increasingly disappearing from America.
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On the day of the crash the Greek defense minister said the plane swerved and dropped to 15,000 feet before disappearing from screens.
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"There are many guards all over the village but all the same a lot of things were disappearing from our room," Bozhilov said.
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But they've been disappearing from beaches on the West Coast and in the Caribbean as humans and their pets trample their fragile eggs.
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The Airbus A320 aircraft flying from Paris to Cairo went missing on Thursday, disappearing from radar over the Mediterranean Sea, EgyptAir said earlier.
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In a video she posted online over the summer, she did an "impression" of Roby that consisted of Isner disappearing from the screen.
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In 2013, faced with a state crackdown, the Salafis went underground, and young men and women began disappearing from neighborhoods like Douar Hicher.
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It was the realization that stories about adults trapped in the aspic of adolescence are not disappearing from the movies any time soon.
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And indeed, many businesses featured in worst reviewed videos are of the sort that seem to be disappearing from gentrified, spit-shined urban landscapes.
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READ MORE: Jellied Eel Shops Are Disappearing from London I call Visserman because I want to go on one of these excursions with him.
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But recently, lusty clips and compilations from HBO's biggest cash cow have slowly started disappearing from Pornhub, one of the internet's biggest porn sites.
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After temporarily disappearing from the Internet and then releasing two new singles, Radiohead released its ninth album on Sunday — but it isn't available everywhere.
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According to the Greek defense minister, the jet appeared to zig-zag briefly before plunging thousands of feet and disappearing from Greece's radar screens.
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Had Khan spoken out against a GOP candidate like George W. Bush, he might have considered returning home and disappearing from the public eye.
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Paul, the once-dominant retailer is disappearing from communities that it helped reshape a century ago by introducing factory-made goods into US homes.
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In Toronto, House of Anansi Press took a different approach, releasing a stop-motion video of its books by women steadily disappearing from shelves.
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The auction went down at Sotheby's in London and just after the gavel went down, the painting -- "Girl With Balloon" -- began disappearing from view.
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The whole spectrum of a self-reliant, living-off-the-land type of basketball that is disappearing from our country is in this moment.
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Since 2006, honey bees have been disappearing from their hives and dying at unprecedented rates due to a condition known as Colony Collapse Disorder.
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But unfortunately, families are disappearing from American cities even as city living in general has become fashionable again for those who can afford it.
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It's not just ice at the poles: Snow cover and glaciers are disappearing from many mountain regions, jeopardizing a water source millions depend on.
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"We do know in some years and in some places ponds are disappearing from the landscape before the mosquitoes can emerge," Dr. Culler said.
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So far, Chengdu rappers have largely been able to fly under the radar, though some have noticed their songs mysteriously disappearing from the internet.
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The explicit details of the moment were thankfully not caught on film, but this video of Malek suddenly disappearing from view tells the whole story.
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Their Civil War-era mansion appears to be haunted, and various valuable items keep disappearing from their home — even when all the doors are locked.
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And you know, Bill Clinton is looking like he is just disappearing from the scene and comments like this are not going to help him.
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While the digital assistant might be disappearing from the Xbox One, Microsoft is testing a new chat-based UI for Cortana on Windows 10 PCs.
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What they do next—disappearing from the DJ booth and then letting the poppy love song go on and on—makes the stunt even funnier.
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Thousands of sea turtles directly in front me were perfectly camouflaged, blending into the healthy reef scape and disappearing from a predators' -- and my -- view.
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This May it's going to get a little more difficult to make an evaluation, because the theatrical cut of the film is disappearing from Netflix.
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In short, the Emmys were dominated by streaming and cable — mainly premium cable, at that — and broadcast network shows are slowly disappearing from the awards.
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Security camera footage released at the time of the theft showed a gang entering through a back door of the museum and disappearing from view.
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The people form a pyramid, and Rue climbs to the top and then dives into the center of the pyramid, disappearing from the camera's gaze.
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When he was not disappearing from his team without explanation last season, and failing to play ambulatory defense, Rose offered entertaining takes on the triangle.
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What I'm really concerned about is in the last few months ... the issue of a nuclear weapons list is slightly disappearing from the American's agenda.
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" — Vincent Santillo, Midtown East "A few summers ago, right in the middle of the Olympics, our paper started disappearing from the end of our driveway.
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The Greek defence minister has said Greek radar showed the plane swerved sharply and plunged from cruising altitude to 15,000 feet before disappearing from the radar.
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In February, a new set of ecommerce regulations caused widespread disruption on Amazon's India website, when products started disappearing from its virtual shelves for some time.
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"The features and benefits we can build will more than make up for the fact that there is a doctor disappearing from the directory," Schlosser says.
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As for Laxdal, he didn't do much as an Islander, managing just three goals in parts of two seasons before disappearing from the NHL in 1991.
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Like Ms. Cobb, Mr. Sullivan fretted that such a mentality was disappearing from air travel, as more airlines favor professionalism over high jinks in the cabin.
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With the Premium membership, CMB is aiming to eliminate ghosting, or quietly disappearing from a conversation with someone you met on a dating site or app.
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While school administrators like Kenny are glad that cigarette smoke is disappearing from campuses, they're concerned that students don't understand the risks of using the Juul.
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Unlike ghosting, which is a fancy word for disappearing from a lover's life without notice, orbiting could not have existed before the dawn of social media.
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"There is a danger of ice cream vans disappearing from our streets altogether," Zelica Carr, chief executive of the Ice Cream Alliance, said in a statement.
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Dr. Brett Oliver, a family medicine doctor in Kentucky, recently noticed that the hand sanitizer keeps mysteriously disappearing from the exam rooms where he sees patients.
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Earlier this year it removed its podcasts from certain Google products, and its radio stations are also disappearing from TuneIn at the end of the month.
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It may lead to drastic price hikes, or worse -- many of our favorite songs completely disappearing from playlists on local radio or at your favorite pub.
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"Baby Yoda began disappearing from the popular GIF-sharing platform Giphy last week, however, with a message apparently saying the GIFs were removed "for copyright reasons.
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We reported last week that the phrase "sick day" is fast disappearing from the office vocabulary, as many workers fear making themselves unavailable, even to rest.
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Kanye West was finally spotted after disappearing from the public eye following the abrupt cancelation of his Saint Pablo tour and the ensuing stint in the hospital.
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But that doesn't stop fans from feeling betrayed by the news that their personal favorite bath bomb is disappearing from shelves and may never come back. But!
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On Thursday, as officials began discussing the proposal, Uber quickly released an ad that depicted available vehicles disappearing from its app as a result of the cap.
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Because of budget cuts, changing priorities and the shuttering of many daily newspapers, investigative journalism is disappearing from the American news media scene, both print and electronic.
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Wheels Add another item to the list of once-common features — including ashtrays, spare tires and turn-the-key ignition switches — disappearing from new cars: fog lamps.
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She knew she represented a kind of rear-guard entertainment that is disappearing from television, despite there being more television than ever, and has vacated the movies.
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Black armbands wrap some trunks, symbolizing a public mourning, while a "Sixth Extinction Flag" marks that the tree is one among many species disappearing from our global biodiversity.
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Field Notes Chicken, beef or fish: These generic dinner options are disappearing from wedding menus as newlyweds seek ways to make sure their guests remember their special day.
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EgyptAir said a plane carrying 2308.7 passengers and crew on a flight from Paris to Cairo had gone missing on Thursday, disappearing from radar over the Mediterranean Sea.
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Ponder, as well, the potential psychological impact of a once ubiquitous animal product disappearing from the shelves because people objected to the suffering and killing of that animal.
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The process of disappearing from it current form will take a few months, but beginning today, users will no longer be able to sign up for new accounts.
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WizSec has said it appears that Bitcoins began disappearing from Mt. Gox back in 2011 and continued being transferred out of the exchange in small amounts over time.
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So it is in baseball today, where personalization at the plate appears headed the way of bullpen cars and scorecards, disappearing from a game that it once spiced.
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At the same time, ice is rapidly disappearing from the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets, glacier thickness is decreasing, and Arctic sea ice is nearly at its minimum.
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Where that might be is anyone's guess, but little Siobhan is the first to go there, disappearing from her bed one night in 1986 while her parents sleep.
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After disappearing from their lives to become a fierce public relations diva, she didn't shed them so much as expunge them, telling everyone they'd died in a fire.
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Soon after, critical news articles on the group began disappearing from Chinese websites, prompting concerns that government censors had handed down orders to delete unfavorable news about HNA.
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Red squirrels are disappearing from the British Isles, and researchers performed DNA tests on more than 100 animals as part of study to try to find out why.
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The incident has become one of the sporting event's biggest controversies and resulted in Jackson disappearing from the scene for a while after the negative publicity that followed.
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Read more:A dog owner dressed up his 17 dachshunds in matching outfits for a perfectly posed holiday photoToys kept disappearing from a police department&aposs holiday donation drive.
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Mr. Toren's attendance streak may be an outlier, but more and more, the sick day is disappearing from the office vocabulary, even as we hit peak flu season.
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Tangible media like music albums, video discs, even software packages are fast disappearing from the stores, as customers find themselves having to pay monthly subscriptions to streaming services instead.
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Lee, 18, was Syed's Woodlawn High School classmate and ex-girlfriend, who was found strangled in a city park in Baltimore County after disappearing from school a month earlier.
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Facebook announced on Friday that news isn't disappearing from your News Feed, but the social network is placing quite the heavy hand on what it decides to show you.
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Avoid disappearing from email or your company's preferred messaging system for hours on end, but don't freak out about frolicking in the snow and hitting up the diner either.
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The band has been building hype for the new album since disappearing from the Internet last week and releasing a video for "Burn the Witch" around a day later.
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By the end, you'll have a BA in The History and Taking Videos of Your Butt on Instagram Direct to Be Viewed Once Before Disappearing from the Conversation Forever.
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After a century of ferrying millions of daily commuters and taking countless family road trips, simple passenger cars are disappearing from American life, and they may not come back.
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Pilot assignment cards, which are handed out to riders on the Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run attraction, are also slowly disappearing from the park and appearing on the auction site.
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There were rumors this month that Mr. Duterte was ill when he took several days off after an official visit to China, disappearing from April 29 until May 4.
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Although women now have more opportunities in computer science, more are disappearing from the field as they advance in their careers, a trend known as the "leaky pipeline" phenomenon.
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CreditCreditGiulia Marchi for The New York Times Liang Xiaojun had just finished breakfast when he received the first instant message: His friends were disappearing from their homes and offices.
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After disappearing from YouTube in May 2018, the singer has reappeared in erratic Instagram Live videos that many viewers believe show Johnson under the influence of drugs and alcohol.
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Online archives of Redpoint's website show Rubin disappearing from the company's roster around the time of the first stories in late 2017 of a previous "inappropriate relationship" at Google.
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After disappearing from public for most of the past year, Swift resurfaced earlier this month to face the man who allegedly groped her and then sued her for defamation.
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"Great foods like wild boar ragu and Chianina steak are already disappearing from the menu once famed for its meats, wines, and cheeses," resident Elena Coda told The Local.
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For the past 14 years, the black cat has been on the streets of Sydney, Australia, after disappearing from her home when she was 4 years old, reports TODAY Australia.
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The actress and musician recently shared that they won't be disappearing from the spotlight right away, and are postponing their honeymoon in order to focus on some work commitments first.
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After disappearing from social media in August, Delphine returned this week to say that she had been arrested after spray painting the car of someone who had stolen her hamster.
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It seems to levitate, midway up a sunbeam, before disappearing from sight—not with anything as dramatic as a flash, but with a gentle scattering of motes, domestic and unremarkable.
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More medicines had already begun disappearing from shelves early this year as a severe shortage of dollars in the banks meant pharmaceutical firms could not pay for the necessary imports.
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But the launch of the new device will be crucial, as Devialet's speakers have been disappearing from Apple shops after the launch of the iPhone maker's own new speaker, HomePod.
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Platypuses disappearing from local pockets like this could increase extinction risk for the species over all, despite their occupation of a swath of territory that hasn't changed for 200 years.
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Racked has reached out to Burlington for an explanation about the label disappearing from its site, and to find out if it is removing the products from its stores as well.
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British department stores group BHS was placed into administration on Monday, putting the 88-year-old retailer in danger of disappearing from the high street and placing 11,000 jobs at risk.
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Air traffic control reportedly lost contact with the plane shortly after takeoff from the airport located on the shores of Lake Erie — disappearing from radar about 2 miles over the water.
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Last month Retail Acquisitions placed BHS into administration, a form of creditor protection, putting the 88-year-old retailer at risk of disappearing from British shopping streets and jeopardising 11,000 jobs.
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That conflicts with the account given on the day of the crash by the Greek defense minister, who said the plane swerved and dropped to 15,000 feet before disappearing from radar.
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The group says they shouldn't be punished with extra damages in the lawsuit brought by stylist Marcus Clark because stuff disappearing from music video shoots happens all the time in Hollywood.
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Employees say Mr. Nardizzi vanished from view, refusing to talk to the news media, stopping his weekly addresses to the staff, and even disappearing from the halls of the group's offices.
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Though I thought disappearing from social media would be as simple as logging off, my refusal to post anything caused a bit of a stir among my small but loyal following.
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As of Wednesday, Kashmiris also began unexpectedly disappearing from WhatsApp groups en masse, prompting friends and family outside the region to post screenshots of their unexplained departure on social media. —Dr.
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Sarah Tuttle wanted to know why instructors were leaving and classes were disappearing from the schedule at the trendy Pop Physique fitness studio she once frequented in San Francisco's Russian Hill neighborhood.
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After disappearing from the Johnson center, it surfaced in the garage of the manager of a Kansas museum, Max Ary, who was convicted of its theft in 2014, according to court records.
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But he has been attacked by opposition parties for the handling of the crisis and for not appearing publicly with victims after disappearing from public view for three days until Friday evening.
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Everybody who has dealt with any minor amount of stress has had the fantasy of packing up and running away from all of their problems, disappearing from the modern world almost entirely.
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The only flyweight main event in UFC history that didn't contain Demetrious Johnson was Louis Smolka versus Paddy Holohan and that only happened beacuse every fight above it disappearing from the card.
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Suddenly the twin-engine jetliner jerked hard to the left, then hard to the right, circled and plunged 28,000 feet, disappearing from the radar screens of Greek and Egyptian air traffic controllers.
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When young Japanese, most aged in their 20s, started disappearing from coastal areas in the late 1970s, North Korea was the prime suspect, though many dismissed the notion as a conspiracy theory.
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She is now hoping to raise funds for a third edition of the songbook and teachers' guide, possibly with a collection of Afghan folktales, which she said were also disappearing from the culture.
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It will reach its perihelion -- the point of orbit when an object is closest to the sun -- on New Year's Day, making its orbit around the sun and disappearing from visibility from Earth.
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Amazon and Walmart will be limited to operating a marketplace and prevented from acting as retailers under stricter rules which came into effect on Friday, resulting in products disappearing from the virtual shelves.
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The plan foresees the weight of coal - which fired 13.5 percent of mainland Spain's electricity last year - dwindling although perhaps not entirely disappearing from the energy mix by 2030, the draft document showed.
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I'm on an island that is experiencing a cataclysm, and the ground is disappearing from beneath allies and enemies alike, dropping them down into some terrible abyss at the heart of the earth.
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All of this and a generous budget (the prices are as exclusionary as ever) could make for a few hours of celebratory sightseeing of a kind that is quickly disappearing from the city.
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Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS2800, a Boeing 262-083, took off from Imam Khomeini airport, climbed to 208,22020 meters (2176,900 feet) before disappearing from radars and crashing in the southwest outskirts of Tehran.
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Like his brother's wedding, Prince Harry's is expected to draw a crowd: Immediately after the date was announced on Friday, rooms in hotels in and around Windsor were disappearing from websites like Booking.
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The ephemera provide an important history lesson, especially for a war that is disappearing from America's collective memory, but the exhibition's most affective works are those that convey the pathos of the experience.
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" Eagle-eyed followers soon noticed photos of the couple disappearing from Halsey's Instagram account, followed by a new post Tuesday afternoon captioned, "Kiss my dog on the forehead and then kiss ur ass goodbye.
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TVs in general are also disappearing from American households, as Americans spend less time watching TV. Instead, we spend more time online, increasingly on laptops and tablets (rather than bigger and less-efficient PCs).
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Lawmakers are calling for action amid changing discourse over sexual misconduct, a bipartisan issue that has reached the halls of Capitol Hill and showed no signs of disappearing from the political conversation on Sunday.
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The four-seater Sling plane, which entered Tanzanian airspace from Uganda en route to Malawi, made a distress signal about engine failure before disappearing from radar, according to the Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority (TCAA).
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It's worth noting that as the net neutrality repeal gets closer, Comcast's promises to not engage in this sort of behavior have been surely but slowly disappearing from its website and other marketing materials.
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The thought of the "queen" of mixed martial arts disappearing from the sport after getting head-kicked into oblivion by Holly Holm seemed more entertaining than seeing her return—especially after all this time.
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The administration and its supporters argue that keeping more immigrants in detention will prevent them from absconding into the US and disappearing from authorities, thus deterring more immigrants from coming to the US illegally.
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This is, at bottom, the essence of Swift Boat tactics, which—far from disappearing from American life at the conclusion of Kerry's ill-fated 2004 presidential campaign—have become a mainstay in Republican politics.
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It was, all around, a really great performance for an Emmy host, and he managed to keep from completely disappearing from the show when things started to run behind, which is tough to do.
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Rangers general manager Jon Daniels believes that some of it is as simple as Profar "fall[ing] in more of the 'out of sight, out of mind' category" after disappearing from view for so long.
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When, in 1999, they took their son to the Lower East Side to buy a tallit prayer shawl for his bar mitzvah, they realized that the Jewish heritage seemed to be disappearing from the neighborhood.
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As it turns out, my bitterness is slightly, but not entirely, misplaced: Dedicating every Sunday evening to the same old routine really does make it seem like the weekend is rapidly disappearing from under you.
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And yet, through acquisition by various international fast food behemoths, the rising popularity of other red-and-yellow burger chains, changing metropolitan tastes, and straight forward neglect, WIMPY seems to disappearing from the nation's capital.
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Before the big teardown, VICE sent photographer Brittany Sowacke to tour the club and capture what made the space charming, otherworldly and utterly unique—the kind of atmosphere increasingly disappearing from antiseptic LGBTQ venues today.
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Last year, MPs warned that children were disappearing from the country in "dubious circumstances", according to a local paper and Uganda recently enacted a law in a bid to crackdown on this and illegal adoptions.
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Another documentary of Mr. Wang's, "Plastic China," about the plastic waste industry, which was screened at the Sundance Film Festival this year, also went viral in January before quickly disappearing from the internet in China.
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Satellite images from over the past seven years show the water disappearing from the city's largest reservoir at Theewaterskloof dam.. Some who have money to leave Cape Town until the crisis subsides are doing so.
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Following news of Li's death, the topics "Wuhan government owes Dr. Li Wenliang an apology," and "We want freedom of speech," trend on China's Twitter-like platform, Weibo, before disappearing from the heavily censored platform.
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Tales of cars disappearing from outside buildings; ornate and antique woodwork being pillaged from historic mosques; people waking up to find land designated for farming suddenly turned into construction zones; or heritage sites in ruin.
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Those comments contradicted the Greek defense minister's account on the day of the crash that the plane had turned sharply to the left, then 360 degrees to the right before disappearing from radar at 15,000 feet.
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The news came just a day after British department stores group BHS was placed into administration, putting the 88-year-old retailer in danger of disappearing from the high street and placing 11,000 jobs at risk.
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And he's not the lone example: When I get home, I find yet more affirmation that religion is not quickly disappearing from the world: Grandmother Zina is seated at the kitchen table, reading the family Bible.
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More than a million children have lost health insurance in the last two years, according to new Census Bureau data, disappearing from the rolls of the two main state-federal health programs for lower-income children.
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The filing states that in or around May 2012, drugs were disappearing from medical carts in operating rooms, so hospital security installed motion-detecting cameras on the carts that captured images whenever anyone entered the room.
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Her 230-second video showed the museum rapidly being built before your eyes in technicolor, with architectural elements recreated frame by frame and artworks popping up in and then disappearing from digital galleries in quick succession.
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Clinton's latest children's release, Don't Let Them Disappear, discusses endangered animals and "provides helpful tips on what we all can do to help prevent these animals from disappearing from our world entirely," according to the book's description.
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A spokesperson for Twitch told The Verge that Grzesiek disappearing from search was the result of a bug that happened to also hide a number of different streamers, though it did not say who else was hidden.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's industry chief said she saw diesel engines disappearing from markets much faster than expected as the European Parliament on Tuesday endorsed tougher rules aimed at preventing a rerun of the Volkswagen emissions cheating scandal.
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The 3.5mm jack is available on the vast majority of the phones though the 3.5mm jack should only be considered standard equipment on mid-to-entry level phones — it's disappearing from flagship phones at a rapid pace.
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Zimbabwe introduced a so-called bond note currency, which is denominated in U.S. dollars, in November in a bid to ease cash shortages, but long queues continue outside banks while U.S. dollars are slowly disappearing from circulation.
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The fitness guru's longtime housekeeper, Teresa Reveles, was photographed taking the recycling bins out of the home where Simmons, 68, has been living a quiet life since disappearing from the public eye more than three years ago.
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Bouteflika announced he was standing down in a one-sentence statement carried by state news agency APS, followed by a letter - his primary means of communication since suffering a stroke in 2013 and disappearing from public view.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's White House has slowly but surely reduced its presence in the White House briefing room during the first six months of his presidency -- with on-camera briefings all but disappearing from the schedule.
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He was giving a speech about Black History Month, and he kind of deviated, went off topic, talked about an erroneous report that was made earlier about the Martin Luther King bust disappearing from the White House.
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One of the first post-election calls Todaro's library received was from the chemistry faculty, who requested that a librarian speak to higher-level chemistry classes about archiving the scientific information that is disappearing from government websites.
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BHS was placed into administration, a form of creditor protection, by owner Retail Acquisitions on April 25, putting the 88-year-old retailer at risk of disappearing from British shopping streets and putting 11,000 jobs at risk.
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A Microsoft spokesperson simply tells us that currently it's still supported in the US. The full support note also reveals that Cortana will be disappearing from Microsoft's Android Launcher app after January 31st in the affected markets.
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The 164-store BHS was placed into administration, a form of creditor protection, by owner Retail Acquisitions last month, putting the 88-year-old retailer at risk of disappearing from British shopping streets and jeopardising 11,000 jobs.
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Since the commissioning of the ATMS in November, it has developed a series of glitches including aircraft disappearing from radar, aircraft that did not exist appearing on radar, and the duplication of flight symbols on screens confusing controllers.
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Was it appropriate to acknowledge my loss publicly, broadcasting grief to my followers for validation, or let the personal tragedy fly under the radar, disappearing from various networks while I handled the mourning process in my own way?
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A small plant-eating relative of the rabbit, the American pika, is disappearing from parts of the western U.S. as a result of climate change, according to a new study from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and partners.
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A recent study from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and partners found that the American pika, a small plant-eating relative of the rabbit, was disappearing from parts of the western U.S. as a result of climate change.
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Travel and leisure stocks will also come into focus after EgyptAir said a plane carrying 69 passengers and crew on a flight from Paris to Cairo had gone missing on Thursday, disappearing from radar over the Mediterranean Sea.
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They found that failing to receive an R01 grant led to a 12.6% of chance of disappearing from the NIH grant system for the next decade, a good indication that they had stopped pursuing a research career altogether.
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But some people, notably William Julius Wilson, argued that the underlying cause was economic: good jobs, while still fairly plentiful in America as a whole, were disappearing from the urban centers where the A-A population was concentrated.
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He has made global headlines not only for the weapons programmes but also for gaining weight, hanging out with basketball star Dennis Rodman and disappearing from public view for six weeks in 2014, fuelling speculation about his health.
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Created by the "Saturday Night Live" alum Mike O'Brien, with Seth Meyers and Lorne Michaels among its executive producers, the show debuts in a "special preview" this week before disappearing from the schedule until after the Winter Olympics.
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What Happened: There's no way to win at the internet, but sending letters of upset to someone who has made a joke at your expense and then disappearing from Twitter in a snit is definitely not the way.
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"Given that Debenhams, M&S and House of Fraser are disappearing from the high street, Bonmarche was in a good position to be the 'last man standing', meaning we could have seen an increase in footfall," Mumford said.
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An interactive tool lets you compare rising coronavirus case totals country by country, starting at 'day zero' of each outbreakIconic planes are disappearing from the sky earlier than planned as coronavirus wreaks airline havoc not seen since 9/11
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You also know, though, that blinking-light cuchifritos parlors and family-run cocina criolla luncheonettes have been disappearing from the Bronx, East Harlem and the Lower East Side over the past few decades, along with many of their customers.
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These age-old, songlike wailing traditions are found worldwide — one ethnomusicologist studying in Egypt has noted that modern mourners raise their clenched fists skyward in the exact posture depicted in ancient tomb paintings — but they're disappearing from most places.
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Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos said that the A320 had swerved 90 degrees to the left then spun through 360 degrees to the right before plunging to an altitude of 15,000 feet before disappearing from Greek radar screens, Reuters reported.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France said on Tuesday it was very likely that evidence was disappearing from the location of a suspected poison gas attack in Syria and it called for international inspectors be given full and quick access to the site.
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But as the years went on, the appeal of lip gloss faded as it lost popularity and legitimately good formulas started disappearing from shelves to make room for balms, stains, and, eventually, the liquid lipstick craze of the past few years.
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Decades ago, Siobhan had her picture painted by Father Alistair Burke (Lalor Roddy), and soon thereafter, she seemed to vanish off the face of the Earth — and the image of her in Burke's painting disappearing from the canvas as well.
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Earlier this year, a study from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and partners found that the American pika, a small plant-eating relative of the rabbit, was disappearing from parts of the western U.S. as a result of climate change.
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Urgency to broker a solution mounted as lack of deliveries led to perishable items disappearing from store shelves, fuel shortages threatening airports and public transport, and the country's automakers association Anfavea announcing that all vehicle production had been halted for Friday.
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Ephemera provides an important history lesson, especially for a war that is disappearing from America's collective memory, but the most affective works in World War I and the Visual Arts are those that convey the pathos of the war experience.
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The animals, survivors of a herd that was decimated by wolves in recent years, were among nine animals relocated by the Ontario government last weekend in an attempt to save them from disappearing from around Lake Superior, where they once thrived.
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Scientists at the University of California, Davis, have found that a strain of bacteria called B. infantis that is thought to have been the dominant bacterium in the infant gut for all of human history is disappearing from the Western world.
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Opinion Columnist Conventional wisdom says that the middle is disappearing from American politics: The Republicans have moved far to the right, the Democrats far to the left, and woe to any moderate voters looking for politicians to represent their views.
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By the time people started disappearing from the Long Beach Peninsula, F.B.I. officers had accounts, and federal marshals had accounts, and local sheriffs had accounts, and ICE officers used it again and again, nearly every day at all times of day.
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While in "The Crown," the queen is adamant it should never be seen again "anywhere, by anyone," in reality the film sold for record prices to networks in Australia and the United States, before disappearing from television screens after 1972.
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"Eighty-three countries run into danger of disappearing from the surface of the Earth if we don't resolutely start the fight against climate change," European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Wednesday as word of Trump's expected decision began to leak.
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In March, we went to an Upper West Side seder and sat across from two guys in their mid-twenties who'd rowed crew at Yale and who kept disappearing from the table to sneak time in front of the Kansas-Villanova basketball game.
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It could have been a day with new questions centered on Clinton's lack of transparency after her campaign waited two days to disclose a pneumonia diagnosis and originally told reporters the candidate had just felt "overheated" before disappearing from the media for hours.
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So far, investigators have had to rely on a mix of incomplete air traffic control data showing that the plane swerved abruptly before disappearing from radar, as well as a series of seven automated messages pointing to a possible fire on board.
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My original submission used this central entry as part of a logical paradox of a "this puzzle contains one error" form, but the paradox piece ended up disappearing from the published version — I think in part because the clues were just too long.
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This coalition, led by the local chapter of Greenpeace, includes not just survivors of Typhoon Haiyan, but also people hurt by climate change in other ways — fishers whose stocks are disappearing from the ocean, and farmers whose crops are failing in changing weather.
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Greek Defence Minister Panos Kammenos said that the Airbus A215 had swered 230 degrees to the left then spun through 237 degrees to the right before plunging from an altitude of 2000,21.2 feet to 8043,2804 feet before disappearing from Greek radar screens, Reuters reported.
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"I have taken this step because I am keen to put an end to the current bickering," Bouteflika said in a letter released on state media, using his main means of communication since suffering a stroke in 1990 and largely disappearing from public view.
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This plane first showed up over Sinaloa on April 14, beginning a series of flights over the following week in which it headed inland, disappearing from Flightradar24's tracking as it neared the hills of neighboring Durango state, a major area for heroin production.
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Known for his photographs of America's vernacular architecture, Margolies spent over three decades driving more than 100,000 miles with his eyes alert for strange sculptures, dynamic signs, and structures fast-disappearing from today's landscape, from mom-and-pop shops to drive-in movie theaters.
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They said on Monday that radar imagery obtained from the Egyptian military had confirmed previous reports based on Greek and British radar data indicating that the plane had swerved sharply to the left, then spun 360 degrees to the right before disappearing from radar.
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Or The Rasmus, that rock band from Finland who released "In the Shadows" in 2003, subjecting us all to a mind-crumbling number of repeats on MTV2, before disappearing from planet earth hand-in-hand with Wheatus and Chumbawamba and Alice Deejay et al.
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One is that he kept vocals and song structure in his music at a time when those things were disappearing from the rave scene: jungle was becoming about knotty breakbeats instead of euphoric pianos, and techno was going from ravey stabs to winding beatscapes.
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Some have been creating their own archives of government climate data for fear of it possibly disappearing from agency websites, and others were alarmed when a new Trump administration White House website did not immediately have a page for climate change like the Obama administration did.
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Juan Rodriguez tells TMZ he was happy to help consumers get cheap rates -- some as low as $10 per night -- but he was even happier to screw the assistant general manager who fired him for disappearing from his post at a Fairfield Inn & Suites for 90 minutes.
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Team: Oakland Raiders2018 stats: 104 catches, 1,297 yards, 15 touchdownsConsensus rank: 24thAverage draft position: 22ndWhy he's a risk: Brown's situation in Oakland — recovering from a frostbite on his feet, fighting the NFL over his helmet and disappearing from camp — makes him the great unknown in fantasy.
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WHERE A IF THEY'RE STUCK ON YOUR OWN PHONE OR COMPUTER AND EVERYBODY IS RUNNING FOR THE DOOR BECAUSE THE HASH RATE IS DISAPPEARING FROM BITCOIN CORE AND MOVING TO BITCOIN CASH, IT WILL BE TOO LATE TO MOVE THEM FROM YOUR WALLET TO THE EXCHANGE.
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"The ash in the water and the lack of oxygen would have a severe impact on some areas that coincide with platypus populations," said Bino, who said in a recently published research paper that action must be taken to prevent the platypus from disappearing from Australia's waterways.
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Read more:A dog owner dressed up his 17 dachshunds in matching outfits for a perfectly posed holiday photoI went to a Christmas dinner for dogs, and it made me realize therapy pets aren't just for nervous fliersToys kept disappearing from a police department's holiday donation drive.
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Gibson is a case study in how a man who by his own admission did monstrous things can convince people that disappearing from the public eye for a few years makes up for those monstrous things, and how he can find his way back into polite society.
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The city hopes that by making a third of the bicyles electric, it will also solve the problem of Velibs disappearing from Paris' hilly neighborhoods such as Montmartre, Montparnasse and Buttes Chaumont, where users happily cycle downhill but rarely bring back the bikes to high-lying bike stations.
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The bottles use multiple embedded sensors to measure not just how much water is disappearing from the bottle throughout the day, but also to attempt to determine whether the kid is actually rehydrating, or trying to be cheeky, pouring the water out in the flower bed outside the school.
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It's still within our reach: an internet that doesn't force us to choose between following the algorithmically enforced rules or disappearing from the public discourse; an internet where we can host our own discussions and debate the issues of the day without worrying that our words will disappear.
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"I've been in obscurity and I get to do my own thing, which is cool, without really any kind of microscope, and it's something I think about as far as how would I be viewed," Sandgren said Monday night, hours before messages began disappearing from his Twitter feed.
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After several observers noted that Ivanka Trump's label was disappearing from Nordstrom's website, the department store confirmed February 2 that it was dropping the Ivanka Trump line because sales weren't up to par: "Based on the brand's performance, we've decided not to buy it for this season," a spokesperson told Racked.
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More about the passengers, crew Automatic messages about smoke At some point before dropping off radar, the plane swerved 90 degrees to the left and then made a 360-degree turn to the right before plunging first to 13,000 feet, then 10,000 feet, and disappearing from radar, Greek officials said.
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At the end in the middle of a six-song encore set (and before disappearing from the stage, reemerging up in the balcony on top of the soundboard besides the wheelchair bound and embracing several, all while still playing his guitar!) Hughes took the stage as a solo, turned uncustomarily quiet.
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If the goal of Facebook's security team was to keep a hacker from accessing the accounts of executives and therefore all of their messages, they could have merely been deleted on their side the way any Facebook user is free to do, without them disappearing from the various recipients' inboxes.
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To keep the red wolf from disappearing from the planet altogether, WCC and 42 other facilities in the U.S. participate in the Red Wolf Species Survival Plan — a breeding and management program whose primary purpose is to support the reestablishment of red wolves in the wild through captive breeding, public education and research.
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By July of that year, Tumblr had set up a complicated filtering system where blogs featuring nudity were now marked either NSFW or adult, with adult blogs disappearing from search and tag pages entirely (a precursor of the "shadowbanning" tactic that would later become the norm on sites like Twitter and Patreon).
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In addition to its glaringly problematic story lines, "Friends" had some issues with continuity that can be hard to ignore to this day, from petty details (like characters having multiple different birthdays) to major emotional moments getting little to no follow-through (like Phoebe's birth parents disappearing from her life without explanation).
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The Southern Poverty Law Center tracked a 43 percent increase in these types of groups in 2009, publishing a report that explained how these groups diverted from the Patriot movement's past: Almost a decade after largely disappearing from public view, right-wing militias, ideologically driven tax defiers and sovereign citizens are appearing in large numbers around the country.
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"We cannot allow Illinois to return to the days when women had so few options for reproductive care that they desperately resorted to back-alley quacks, poison, knitting needles, disappearing from public sight or suicide to deal with unwanted pregnancies," state senator Daniel Biss, a Democrat, said in a statement after the bill passed on Wednesday.
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Having eaten a lot of weird weed food— including potato chips, cotton candy, pizza sauce, salsa, and nacho cheese—since 103 in my former role as a judge for the High Times Cannabis Cup, it's sad but not unprecedented to see novel packaged goods disappearing from the shelves of licensed dispensaries, replaced by yet more cookies, candies, and chocolate.
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The act has been credited with the resurgence of the American alligator, which had been hunted to near extinction for the use of its skin in purses and other goods; the gray whale, depleted by commercial fishing in parts of the Pacific Ocean; and the bald eagle, which is flourishing again after nearly disappearing from much of the United States.
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Some of the most common fuckups seem to be minor factual errors, like a 1970 Roger Taylor playing a circa-1990s drum kit during Bohemian Rhapsody, or continuity mistakes, like the big red dot disappearing from Mia Wallace's chest after she gets that adrenaline shot in Pulp Fiction, or Julia Roberts' breakfast magically changing from a croissant to a pancake in Pretty Woman.
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The sanctions are ultimately about individual lives: a relative's immunosuppressive meds after a liver transplant suddenly skyrocketing in price and nearly disappearing from the market; a painter of some renown ceasing to practice her craft after 30 years because of the now prohibitive cost of art material; young professionals without jobs leaving Tehran in large numbers to try their luck in smaller, less expensive towns.
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" Likewise, a prescient 1935 article in The New York Times observed that fresh pumpkins seemed to be disappearing from the market: "It appears that canned pumpkin has so displaced the fresh article that the time is not far distant when directions for scooping out seeds, peeling, steaming and draining the big succulent wedges will be as outmoded in the cookery books as instructions on stoning raisins.
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The lack of big-name titles almost certainly played a part in Apple settling on $5/month for its Arcade subscription fee, and while Sony appears to be bolstering the PlayStation Now's lineup, there are concerns that the Stadia might already be losing some ahead of its launch, according to commenters on Reddit who've noticed certain titles disappearing from lists maintained on Google's website.
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To put it more precisely: Why did Mr. Letterman, after stepping down from CBS's "Late Show" and a 22-year career in late-night television and all but disappearing from public life, spend the past year and a half cultivating a fleecy and prodigious mound of facial hair, which, depending on your disposition, makes this 2700-year-old entertainer look like either a lanky Santa Claus or an escapee from an asylum?
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The United States' closest ally is in a state of 'genuine disbelief' about how badly Trump has handled the coronavirus pandemicFrustrated millennials say they can't get their aging parents to cancel their cruises, stop going to church, and take coronavirus seriouslyAn interactive tool lets you compare rising coronavirus case totals country by country, starting at 'day zero' of each outbreakIconic planes are disappearing from the sky earlier than planned as coronavirus wreaks airline havoc not seen since 9/11
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