He quickly dissipates, leaving a gold seed in his stead.
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When the haze dissipates, a steel platform comes into focus.
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A fable of power dissipates in a fantasy of rescue.
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Policy choices will determine whether that pressure rises, or dissipates.
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Every sort of mood or atmosphere, it just dissipates it.
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Later, Franklin weakens to a tropical storm and then dissipates.
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I'll be watching to see if this escalates, dissipates or plateaus.
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And that'll be a good thing—especially when the hype dissipates.
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Hoping the hurricane dissipates, but in any event, please be careful.
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This quickly dissipates as soon as I treat them with respect.
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But the warm glow soon dissipates as we reach another address.
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Per Razer: Thermaphene is a thermally – conductive material that dissipates heat.
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Without the subway, this process breaks down, and the city dissipates.
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As the city's density dissipates, so too will its economic energy.
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But the moment a female comic steps offstage, her power dissipates.
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When considering the series as a whole, however, something essential dissipates.
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Typically, jet fuel dissipates when it&aposs jettisoned from a plane.
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Ecstasy's magic is strongest at the beginning; it dissipates through repetition.
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However, it dissipates and breaks down more easily than heavier oils.
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That dissipates gravity's strength in comparison with that of the other three.
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As soon as this energy wave dissipates, I'll melt into the floor.
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In some, water just dissipates around the figure's cold, coiling, naked body.
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Without combustion, the odor dissipates much more quickly than traditional cigarette smoking.
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The aerosol mist from Juul is nearly odorless and dissipates within seconds.
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Loneliness dissipates when you find comfort and pleasure in your own company.
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Every time the markets stabilise, the pressure to make big changes dissipates.
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What do we relinquish as a society when a cooperative faith dissipates?
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But the relief or high that they get from stalking dissipates quickly.
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The low-lying fog dissipates, and the valley — quiet, fresh, serene — is revealed.
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The heat dissipates, leaving just the feeling of autumn dread in its wake.
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Outrage over one perceived calamity often dissipates quickly as it's replaced by another.
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The dry ice dissipates into carbon dioxide, asphyxiating the rats in their burrows.
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At the instant of contact, the sexuality of the form weakens and dissipates.
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When you turn the knob, the radiator opens and dissipates heat to the room.
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Take that out and the incentive to give ground in other areas quickly dissipates.
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"Further downside looks limited as the drag from Euro area PMIs dissipates," they said.
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Light dissipates in deeper water; clouds, wind and murky seas can obscure a reef.
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It's only once the need for subtlety dissipates that his delivery goes full tilt.
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But with every passing day, it dissipates a little more and a little more.
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But it also shows that persistent research attention matters even after an outbreak dissipates.
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But it's not a cathedral-style resonance, which dissipates in space as it travels.
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The airblast dissipates as it moves outwards, but it's still dangerous on the fringes.
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Others may go with it and travel with the eye until the hurricane dissipates.
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Once it dissipates in the water, there's no way to clean it up, Steiner said.
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Chlorine dissipates extremely rapidly and in some cases is no longer traceable after a day.
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Opportunity will likely remain quiet until the dust dissipates enough for the Sun to reemerge.
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If that dissipates, I think these names [and] KWEB can go on a run here.
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Over time the energy of those waves slowly dissipates, and they get smaller and smaller.
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Visualize the negativity as a murky fog that dissipates as the incense swirls into it.
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Dustin laughs as he tells the story, but his smile quickly dissipates into a frown.
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This process, called desensitization, involves gradually exposing yourself to scary situations until the anxiety dissipates.
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When the former overwhelms the latter, the earth shakes as the pent-up energy dissipates.
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Now 16 years into sobriety, Ms. Darlington is frank: The lure of crack never dissipates.
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The result looks like chalk dust, which gradually dissipates, smudges, and fades away from view.
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This troubling sense of familiarity soon dissipates, though, because this is not like most films.
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But when pressed up against the reality of the new administration's first ten days, it dissipates.
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This act of information erasure has an unavoidable price: It dissipates energy, and therefore increases entropy.
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As the sun's light dissipates into the horizon, the southern lights can be seen swirling overhead.
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Their sexiness greatly dissipates tensions, facilitating friendly relations within and between groups, food sharing, and cooperation.
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The darker side of the movie's wealth fantasy dissipates once Rachel is welcomed into the fold.
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Often, the team leaves, everything dissipates and the acquirer ends up writing off the whole thing.
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It soon dissipates and the employee requests an ambulance and asks G-Rod for his age.
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As the fog of war dissipates, telecommunications, mobile and Internet also stand to benefit, Tabaqchali added.
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But about halfway in, that fizzy energy dissipates and the opera turns more introspective and complicated.
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Just as fearing anxiety increases it, embracing anxiety dissipates it to a point where it's useful.
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By the time it hits, you go into automatic survival mode, which almost dissipates your fear.
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Bodily tension naturally dissipates with the shift in focus, and a feeling of greater calm follows.
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Meanwhile, as the smoke dissipates, concerns mount for those who call this part of Texas home.
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Plus, any lactic acid that's built up during a workout dissipates within a few hours, not days.
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Add ⅓ cup flour and cook, whisking continuously, just until the raw flour smell dissipates, about 1 minute.
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Air can be compressed much more than water, which means that the explosion dissipates easily on land.
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Although it dissipates quickly, sarin presents a short-lived threat through skin contact, eye contact, or inhalation.
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"I vocalize it back to him and resolve it, and the urge to eat dissipates," she says.
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The laid-back Southern California vibe he gives off, though, dissipates when he talks about his faith.
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Some exhale into their backpacks or sleeves, where the aerosol dissipates before wafting up to the detector.
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These words seem so intrinsically linked that they stick inside your brain long after their meaning dissipates.
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Apple also altered how the laptop dissipates heat, allowing the processor to run faster and more predictably.
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Coffee cup is empty, pages are full, music drifts and dissipates in the rain falling over Paris.
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Cortisol is a stress hormone, and it peaks in the morning and steadily dissipates throughout the day.
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Some cells carry off tiny amounts of the ink, primarily to the lymph nodes, where it dissipates.
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It is expected that once the hype around Holzhauer's appearance dissipates, ratings will also decline from recent levels.
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Instead of being set free, the palpable sense of mania that Moore brings to the role simply dissipates.
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"In the ocean, everything dissipates quickly, but we want to make sure the water is clear," Hajna said.
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When he tosses some chalk above his head, an ephemeral Crying Jordan appears, then dissipates into the air.
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Before the storm dissipates, total accumulated rainfall could still rise to 20 inches in some areas of Louisiana.
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"The volatility, there's no reason to think it dissipates," said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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Once the shock of the cold water dissipates, the blunt inscrutability of the game remains and, often, frustrates.
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Cox argues that the platform "incentivizes people who are more outlandish," but that with celebrities, that issue dissipates.
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But this confusion dissipates once you begin seeing young millennials not as strict socialists but as Democratic Party skeptics.
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But water carries electricity, so the if the eel's still submerged when it delivers the shock, the charge dissipates.
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What is custom, however, is the vapor-chamber cooling system inside, which dissipates surface heat for intense game play.
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He also notes that because of the way diamond dissipates heat, it allows smaller devices to run more efficiently.
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At neighborhood speeds or faster, that power dissipates into an efficiency-focused drawl from the direct-injected small engine.
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"As soon as I pick up a piece of charcoal to draw, the urge to pick dissipates," she said.
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This dissipates, though, as the children tell me that all the doors are locked and they can't get inside.
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The magic and deftness of Dovey's prose swiftly dissipates, and the scenes resemble something out of an academic text.
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The dancers seem more comfortable in their bodies, even joyous, but a feeling of unease remains, and never dissipates.
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China is one example, but more places may follow in 2019 once the risk of excessive exchange rate swings dissipates.
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Backlash often takes hold when passion for reform dissipates and better-organized or better-funded interests can reassert their power.
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Using an optical fiber, photons carrying a quantum signal can only make it about 100 km before the light dissipates.
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The head moves through a thermoelectric generator and then moves into an outer layer that completely dissipates outside the body.
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Chlorine attacks usually kill just a few people, often those trapped in an enclosed space, and the gas dissipates quickly.
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It turns that electricity into heat energy, which then dissipates across a heat sync on the bottom of the battery system.
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And what limited evidence we have suggests that after the cash goes away, the effect on intimate partner violence dissipates too.
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For example, Barr has redacted materials that might impact pending criminal investigations; as those investigations end, the need for secrecy dissipates.
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It limits stress, dissipates tension, and reduces anxiety to levels that open up room for sex and play and nonviolent living.
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I realize I haven't had any coffee yet, so I make a cup from our Nespresso machine and my headache dissipates.
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If the ridge deepens or if Jose dissipates, the U.S. coastline – most likely near the Carolinas – could inadvertently welcome Maria ashore.
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The economy is losing steam as the stimulus from $21.8 trillion in tax cuts as well as increased government spending dissipates.
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The economy is losing steam as the stimulus from $20.2 trillion in tax cuts as well as increased government spending dissipates.
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Nadia's big, balmy smile dissipates; her welcoming face stiffens—she cannot stand on her feet, and everyone is staring at her.
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This produces a type of electricity called an eddy current which flows into the conductive pan and dissipates energy as heat.
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His pain as his fame dissipates is a study in restraint in an era of filmmaking not exactly known for subtlety.
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He wargs into the ravens to do some aerial reconnaissance, but that dissipates pretty quickly and he remains in that state.
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But when the smoke dissipates and the flames die down to embers, another perilous threat is looming for the Amazon rainforest.
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The flexing of the Earth and the moon by the gravitational tidal forces dissipates energy, causing the moon to spiral outward.
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That prospect agitates Mr. Romer, because the power of cities to lift people out of poverty dissipates when cities don't work.
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That prospect agitates Mr. Romer, because the power of cities to lift people out of poverty dissipates when cities don't work.
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Mr. Villeneuve's film, by contrast, is a carefully engineered narrative puzzle, and its power dissipates as the pieces snap into place.
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Overall, the economy is losing steam as the stimulus from last year's $1.5 trillion tax cut and increased government spending dissipates.
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It turns out that when you turn a skyscraper on its side, all of its bullying power dissipates into a humble serenity.
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"The regrets about debt are concentrated among younger people, and then it dissipates by the time you get to retirement," McBride said.
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But the researchers are going to have to solve a major limitation before proceeding any further: the effect slowly dissipates over time.
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In multiple stories, there ultimately is no shooting, and the threat dissipates into a boring, wasted couple of hours for the students.
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" Pidot noted that the report supported "monitored natural attenuation"—seeing if pollution dissipates on its own—and giving companies "technical impracticability waivers.
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Melodies have a tendency to turn sour, belaying a sense of anxious agitation that dissipates into spacey synths but never truly resolves.
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Philipps' Instagram stands out partly for its approachable ordinariness, an effect that dissipates when you're spending half a show talking with celebrities.
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The aura of romantic, outlaw chic that hovers around Bin and Qiao soon dissipates, replaced by the clearer, grimmer air of reality.
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There's a sleep drive that builds up according to how long you've been awake, he said, and then dissipates as you sleep.
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It is difficult for me to expect a complete return to the status quo ante – even as the COVID-19 crisis dissipates.
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Vapers have an easier time evading restrictions on smoking in indoor spaces or public places because the smell dissipates faster, he said.
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Any sense of playfulness dissipates long before the end of the opera, which, even more than the film, tilts toward the apocalyptic.
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"Now, in most cases, when the acute emotional stress dissipates, the heart recovers and goes back to its normal shape," Jauhar said.
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That said, if the current trade skirmish dissipates, we remain optimistic about the prospects for global economic growth and global equity markets.
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As Arie Luyendyk Jr. fights for viewers, and my Bachelor discussion group dissipates, the show is officially at risk of no longer existing.
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As we age the fat in our faces dissipates and also descends southward or down due to aging of the structures and gravity.
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Forecasters expect the storm to dump over 25 inches of snow before it dissipates during the early-morning hours on Sunday, Reuters reports.
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But that spike in pride dissipates, and we're soon left with response rates not temporarily affected up by the excitement of the conventions.
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The nostalgia of seeing everyone back together thus quickly dissipates, and it becomes increasingly difficult to check one's brain at the cell door.
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And if CMS allows arbitrations to go forward with minimal requirements, any incentive to make the proceedings truly fair to the consumer dissipates.
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Analysts expect consumer inflation to accelerate near 1 percent later this year as the base effect of last year's oil price falls dissipates.
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Six Feet Under's Lauren Ambrose is lovely, but her Eliza seems to be hampered by a metaphorical stage fright that never fully dissipates.
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The strands are so strong, the bullet is unable to make a path through the fabric, and all of its energy dissipates outward.
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Yet the freshness that's so appealing in Act 1 dissipates in the bloated second act, which succumbs to sentimentality and broad-stroke cliché.
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The inner eye wall largely dissipates as a result, leaving the storm with the new, larger, outer eye wall to take its place.
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But the forecast also calls for a strong rebound in economic activity in the second quarter, as the impact of the outbreak dissipates.
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But that grass-is-greener feeling dissipates as the strangers they're watching turn out to have more complicated lives than they initially believe.
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While that finding may seem shocking in blue California, that shock quickly dissipates given the state of public education in the Golden State.
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But that spike in pride dissipates, and we're soon left with response rates not temporarily ginned up by the excitement of the conventions.
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It all rises to the song's final apex, vocalist Chris Bug taunting "this is gonna last forever" before the song dissipates into a swirl.
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If the aggressiveness of discounts dissipates this year and restaurants can convince diners to pay up, the companies will be able to pad margins.
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Lean too much toward terror and it sounds like a horror film; go too far in the other direction and emotional intrigue quickly dissipates.
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Some Wall Street watchers think a rate increase could come as early as next month, which could help boost markets as the uncertainty dissipates.
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And Haushofer, Shapiro, and Reisinger note that the hit to life satisfaction dissipates over time, just as the increase for individuals and households does.
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But, of course, they won't leave DC. The permissive atmosphere around pot dissipates as soon as you cross the border into Maryland or Virginia.
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When the yellow dissipates a few minutes later, I'm left staring at a wonderful site: a huge undiscovered planet as blue as the Earth.
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We know how this could have gone, because we've seen it happen—the awe dissipates, suddenly and for good, and phenomenons just aren't anymore.
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The chaos of this playing field dissipates in the proceeding three, ending in a simple tricolor pattern of navy blue, light blue, and pink.
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"Because methyl bromide dissipates so rapidly to the atmosphere, it is most dangerous at the actual fumigation site itself," the EPA explains on its website.
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As the Hurricane Harvey storm system dissipates and the water it dropped recedes, Houstonians left without shelter face the daunting task of rebuilding their lives.
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Often support for ideas in the abstract dissipates when there is a debate about the pros and cons of legislation and winners and losers emerge.
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It's initially very exciting and there's a lot of energy, but I think the energy dissipates when you're not asked to show up in person.
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Common ground dissipates and social tensions grow as people fail to see those they disagree with as anything more than an enemy to be destroyed.
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SoCal Gas, a division of San Diego-based Sempra Energy, has said the leak poses no immediate public safety threat because the gas dissipates outdoors.
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If any part of this weather cycle dissipates — either the warm air or the area of low pressure — the hurricane loses strength and breaks down.
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The two actors are an attractive but unpersuasive fit, though their shared awkwardness dissipates after Nina and Rafe get stoned in his picture-perfect pad.
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Their guts produce methane, a powerful greenhouse gas that's more potent at trapping heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide, though it also dissipates faster.
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There's a brief moment of satisfaction the moment they hit your tongue, but that dissipates as quickly as the fries lose heat — which is quickly.
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These effects could be felt for months after the storm dissipates, as the majority of relief efforts will be geared toward rebuilding homes, not businesses.
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Filling a larger volume at any given distance from its source, the sound of a submarine drone therefore dissipates faster than that from a surface drone.
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But if any part of this weather cycle dissipates — either the warm air or the area of low pressure — the hurricane loses strength and breaks down.
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Theoretically, the rate of asteroid strikes should be decreasing—and not increasing—as the debris left over from the formation of the Solar System gradually dissipates.
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I thought people freaked out about cryptocurrency BECAUSE it's so hard to get into it after someone dies, so their wealth just dissipates into the ether.
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The vapor cloud is so small and dissipates so quickly that teachers are usually none the wiser, said Luna, who added he's never tried it himself.
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And just to be clear, he wasn't tethered to a long elastic bungee cord which stretches and dissipates the excess energy at the bottom of the fall.
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Broadbent said there was "some truth" to the argument that policymakers should "look through" big changes in the exchange rate because their effect on inflation eventually dissipates.
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NWS meteorologist Paul Frisbie told BuzzFeed News the horseshoe cloud forms when a cumulus cloud dissipates in a warm, moist atmosphere with changing wind speed and direction.
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The key to Fitch's rating for Japanese sovereign debt was whether the economy can shift to a self-sustained recovery cycle after support from fiscal stimulus dissipates.
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Yet if "20th Century Women" is as wistful and pleasant as an ocean breeze, its message also dissipates about as quickly as the sand between your toes.
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As the economy continues to recover and the base effect from last year's oil price fall dissipates, inflation will accelerate and heighten public's inflation expectations, he said.
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She does look frail at times and moves slowly, the last to leave the bench, but the frailty dissipates when she asks questions or crafts her dissents.
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"Like an ink drop in a pool of water, at first you see the origin, but then it just dissipates and you can't see it," she said.
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A previous study co-authored by Larson found that the flu virus can survive on hands and other surfaces for five to 10 minutes before it dissipates.
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"As this fad dissipates and younger consumers potentially re-focus on athletic brands like UAA, the company stands to resume a quicker pace of growth," said Stichter.
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In-cloud lightning dissipates within the clouds and does not reach the ground, while cloud-to-ground strokes are the Zeus' bolts that we typically think of.
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Cellphone radiation quickly dissipates, so the risk, if any, would be to areas of the body in close proximity to the device emitting the radiation, Bucher said.
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The Netherlands, a nation of essentially liberal social instincts, is some barometer, but an imperfect one, with its proportional electoral system that dissipates power and enforces cooperation.
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It doesn't get too hot, unless you're really taxing it, and heat dissipates through its back near the hinge, so your legs or fingers won't get fried.
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Over five years the influence of the model dissipates in the case of the UK, but it is still significant in the United States and the Euro area.
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Russia: The problem Trump can't escape Russian optimism dissipates Ever since he won the Republican nomination, many suspected Trump to be Putin's preferred occupant of the White House.
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The excitement of arriving in Singapore and settling into their new home quickly dissipates when the first date card arrives and awards Tayshia with the one-on-one.
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But I'd say what's even more important is that you observe what you are getting from the interaction—and what you feel you are losing when it dissipates.
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But Janet Yellen, the head of the Fed, has long argued that price rises will pick up as the effect of cheap oil and a strong dollar dissipates.
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After the soprano's ethereal voice has faded and as the rich orchestration dissipates, a percussionist slowly rubs it in circular motions on the surface of a bass drum.
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It's torment, and then it's suddenly over: The acid dissipates and the salivary glands, called up to neutralize the enemy, are left watering, still spoiling for a fight.
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"I'm not sure you are going to see a very sustained change unless uncertainty around trade dissipates completely," said Rubeela Farooqi, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics.
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In fact, someone who knows absolutely nothing about chanoyu may feel a similar unfamiliarity that gradually dissipates after participating in or hearing about it for the first time.
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Soriot hopes the second quarter will mark the nadir for the British drugmaker as the impact of patent losses dissipates and sales of newer medicines improve, particularly in cancer.
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That's not the kind of anger that dissipates because you put a few black people in charge of a system black people have felt oppressed by since its inception.
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But it also means that telecoms need more network cells and towers to blanket areas with that mmWave signal, which dissipates quickly and is easily blocked by physical structures.
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Then, if I date someone, when he flakes or ghosts or decides I'm not exciting enough for him, he dissipates, and I feel ashamed for not seeing it coming.
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"Usually the vessels darken right after the treatment, then over two to three weeks, the body removes the debris and the pigment under the eyes dissipates," Dr. Bhanusali said.
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Yet, while this toxic spillover happens very quickly, it also dissipates almost immediately once that worker is either fired or relegated to the far physical reaches of the company.
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It feels like a giant party, pep rally, and military parade all combined into one, and any tiredness we were feeling before dissipates in the hype going on around us.
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The idea of bringing dugout action—which can often be quite fun—to fans is actually sort of cool, but any excitement quickly dissipates once the SnapBat enters the picture.
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Copperwhite uses whites, light grays and pale tints (especially pinks and violets) extensively, but here her snowy palette becomes chalky, and the artificial light she seems to be pursuing dissipates.
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This source also noted that, for all the abrasiveness of his public persona, Trump sometimes keeps people on his staff for some time even after his loyalty to them dissipates.
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While electrical impulses that travel along neurons last only about a millisecond, blood, which fMRI measures as a proxy, arrives on the scene slightly after the fact, and dissipates slowly.
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Hurricanes are moving more slowly and dropping more rainHurricanes use warm water as fuel, so once a hurricane moves over colder water or dry land, it usually weakens and dissipates.
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"If upstream strength dissipates and the downstream margin struggles continue, then we think investor focus will turn to portfolio questions," HSBC analyst Sriharsha Pappu said in a recent research note.
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So far, economists and analysts are predicting a rapid recovery in the economy domestically, once the virus fully dissipates and consumers unleash pent-up demand for shopping and eating out.
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The enthusiasm for the latest four-episode run -- which again features Ruth Wilson's implacable killer, Alice Morgan -- dissipates amid a subplot involving another psychosexual serial killer, feeling more tired than usual.
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The end result, Henry says, consumes less power and dissipates less heat while still getting just enough accuracy to get the right solution (more technically: the calculations are 8-bit results).
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"Euro bulls will definitely respond to positive news around Macron, but that dissipates as the reality of low turnouts sets in," said Alfonso Esparza, senior currency analyst at OANDA in Toronto.
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It turns out the Sun's magnetic control over the solar wind dissipates quickly as it exits the corona, dropping much faster than the pressure of the material inside the plasma itself.
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Dr Cooper's model, whose results are published in Parliamentary History, suggests that in 1798 the chamber had an average reverberation time—a measure of how slowly sound dissipates—of 1.6 seconds.
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There is a scene in which he is in a cell awaiting his court martial hearing, and he punches the door, "Raging Bull"-style, but his anguish dissipates in an instant.
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The escapism of sports — an alternate world governed by its own arbitrary logic — dissipates, and I find myself switching my attention among the referee's calls, the replays and the TV's corrections.
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The smell is more difficult to detect and the cloud of vapor dissipates so quickly it's hard for anyone to see, though increasingly teachers report kids are vaping in a classroom.
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He has to hope that the heat over these revelations dissipates somewhat over the Thanksgiving holiday -- and that some new outrage emerges that pushes his boorish behavior to the back-burner.
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But I hope that when this moment of noisy sisterhood dissipates, it doesn't end with a woman in a courtroom, being made to look crazy, as these stories so often do.
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Young Once Once you are a grown-up, you don't have to leave boarding school books behind, though it seems that in most campus novels written for adults the nostalgia dissipates.
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Also, vaping is huge now and vapers are even more liable to bend the rules because, compared to cigarette smoke, a cloud of vape has far less odor and dissipates quickly.
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When the total number of fatalities are confirmed and the great inland sea dissipates, Idai's rampage may end up being the worst storm on record in the Southern Hemisphere, the EU noted.
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"Physical dependence occurs very frequently with repeated opioid exposure, but dissipates promptly after a few days of opioid tapering and discontinuation," explains Nora Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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I like Tempur-Pedic's PRObreeze Mattress ($4,699) with the brand's Ergo Power Base ($2,398) because it dissipates heat, has impressive motion dampening properties, and works well for stomach, side, and back sleeping.
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The Leesa Hybrid Mattress is our top pick because the motion transfer isolation allows you to remain asleep when your partner gets up, the edge support is outstanding, and it dissipates heat.
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Yet there are signs that the dollar's rise may be coming to an end as trade tensions with China weigh and pressure to raise rates dissipates, lifting prospects for oil prices to recover.
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The energy-starved machine has been in sleep-mode for the past week, and is no longer communicating with NASA engineers — though, they're hopeful the robot will charge up when the storm dissipates.
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Production is set to begin in 2017, with Legendary fast-tracking the usual process according to Variety, almost definitely in the hopes of catching the Pokémon Go hype wave before (if?) it dissipates.
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Their support dissipates over time, of course, but there is the famous — and real — "first 100 days" grace period after their inauguration when many new presidents can move quickly on their campaign agendas.
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But the writer-director Joel Souza soon dissipates the adrenaline rush of this opening into a verbose, hackneyed thriller about a night in the lives of a veteran patrol officer and his trainee.
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But many have stopped short of investing, as buzz over a demand boom dissipates given the uncertain timeline for electric vehicle uptake and subsequent price risk of chemicals like cobalt and nickel sulphate.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German economy should rebound in the second quarter after a weak start to the year, the Bundesbank said on Monday, as a wave of flu dissipates and state spending rises.
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Those caught on the back foot by the climbing temperatures should not store away those heavy coats just yet: February's regularly dreary weather will return as soon as the high-pressure system dissipates.
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"What we notice is that when clients observe how they feel and where their anxiety is centered in their body, what the experience of anxiety is like, it dissipates on its own," she says.
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Once this is accomplished, the thick ring of storms starve the inner wall of moisture-rich air, and eventually, the inner ring simply dissipates away, often leaving a larger, gaping eye, explained Slocum. Wow!
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A paper published in 2000, for example, notes that college football fans think a victory will enhance happiness for three days; in fact, everyday experiences intrude and the added happiness dissipates in a day.
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As opposed to the familiar "thar she blows!" call associated with whale-tracking, the crew yells "POOP!" when a defecation event is observed, and rushes to scoop up the samples before the plume dissipates.
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There's something perversely amusing about the way the show repeatedly subjects him to seemingly life-threatening peril that somehow dissipates sometime between the closing credits of one episode and the opening of the next.
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That's because it suits a wide range of sleeping types, dissipates heat well, has good edge support, and isolates motion so you or your partner won't wake up when the other person is moving.
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Well, we all know the excitement of driving 20 mph around a closed course pretty much dissipates once you got your driver's license; that's when excursions like the Richard Petty Driving Experience come into play.
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As feared, that golden aura of perfection around them dissipates, giving way to a more clear-eyed view of exactly who Lara Jean and Peter are, and what they may or may not have together.
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Long before the dust dissipates to open a clear view, another party whose interests are suspended mid-air consequential to the Hanoi no-deal has resumed taking the initiative to promptly bridge this continental divide.
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But the worst-case scenario is that Hopkins and Tesler are even more correct than they know, and that without Trump around, support for immigration dissipates, as supporters have no one against whom to react.
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Horror common wisdom states that the scariest evil is unknown, inexplicable and random; once the monster is revealed in a movie and the mind makes sense of it, much of the fear it inspires dissipates.
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The lighter, prettier "Call the Police" attempts to conjure soaring positive energy, with loopy fuzzy guitar passages that recall Robert Fripp soloing on Brian Eno's Another Green World, but at seven minutes the anthem dissipates.
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The heat of the laptop dissipates through the keyboard, speaker grill, and then through leather itself and it does such a nice job you'll find yourself annoyed at all these laptops with plastic or aluminum bottoms.
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Parents, many of whom had walked into the program frustrated and angry at their child's seeming refusal to eat, hear the recording and the sheer amount of 'noise' that their children endure and their anger dissipates.
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Once the frenzied headlines and viral moments of a spectacular revelation dissipates, networks like ours need to take the longer view, and make sure our work is still making an impact even when attention turns elsewhere.
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But after a little while, once the lava cools, the toxic "vog" (volcanic fog) that's been accumulating in the air dissipates, and the seeds return, those lava flows might just become lush gardens and rich habitats.
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We expect Brent crude prices to drop toward $30 a barrel during the current quarter but recover to $55 a barrel in 12 months as the oversupply of oil dissipates towards the end of this year.
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He's using this time to ingratiate himself on the global stage and build his own power (militarily and economically), while we suspended a major joint military exercise with South Korea and our maximum pressure campaign dissipates.
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All in all, McDonald compares the 10-year yield to "a beach ball under water" which is currently being "extremely suppressed by geopolitical risk" — and is primed to whoosh higher if and when that risk dissipates.
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Though Zuckerberg insists Facebook is a technology company and not a media company, a narrative that allows the company to abdicate any obligation to consider this problem, Facebook will sometimes discreetly back down once the uproar dissipates.
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When the banker flips the switch, the fog wall dissipates, and the important visitor will then be able to see all of it, with the addition of all those young analysts typing away feverishly on their keyboards.
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But as much as Fitbit and Up provide data on calorie intake, they don't really offer a human insight into why we eat what we do, nor how we feel about it when the habitual hunger dissipates.
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Heavy rainfall from Hurricane Harvey has left Houston and other parts of Texas and Louisiana underwater this week, with areas in the region expected to see a year's worth of rainfall before the storm dissipates on Thursday.
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Since excess subtlety has a way of shriveling R&B until its attenuated shell, stripped of any residual genre marks, dissipates into the wind, it's worth stressing that Ctrl is a sneakily hooky album in the best way.
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The California Independent System Operator (ISO), the grid operator, said the system's capacity to serve consumers will be tight in high-load periods in the summer months, especially during the evenings of hot days when solar power dissipates.
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The result has been a long-running series of cash-date squeezes with extreme bouts of tightness pulling metal into the LME system only for it to turn around and head back out as soon as the squeeze dissipates.
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If economic conditions sour and the bull market dissipates, as some are predicting, there could be a broader hedge fund comeback, said Arvin Soh, who helps pensions and other institutional clients invest in hedge funds for GAM Alternative Solutions.
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But in an effort to score something more than a mere sugar high that dissipates after a news cycle, the trailing candidates are pairing their debate preparations with other moves to try to alter the trajectory of the primary.
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I&aposm a freelancer and don&apost have a retirement fund yet, and Tim has contributed the bare minimum to his 401(k), hoping that we&aposll have more capacity to invest in our future once our debt dissipates.
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The annual increase in methane - a greenhouse gas that is more potent than CO2 but dissipates faster - was the highest since 1998, said the report, which includes data from dozens of sites as well as naval and aerial measurements.
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Those drinks are fun in real life, but between the moody lighting in the cantina and the fact that much of the smoky effect dissipates by the time the drink actually makes it to the table, they're tough to capture.
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Authorities say continued flooding in the days ahead is unlikely to reach the widespread, catastrophic scale seen in Nebraska and Iowa - as excess flow dissipates along the length of the river and water breaches or flows over the tops of levees.
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Such a grassroots-focused approach would involve breaking with the "hundred days" model of the presidency, in which a new president tries to push through as much as possible as soon as possible, before their "mandate" or "political capital" dissipates.
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"The thief who immediately dissipates his ill-gotten gains and thereby preserves his other assets is no more deserving of chosen counsel than the one who spends those two pots of money in reverse order," she wrote in her opinion.
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The commercial starts with the threat of winter, but it quickly dissipates—quite literally—to reveal scenes of children romping through fields of blueberries, rowing on a lake, and enjoying breakfast with some smiling adults who are ostensibly their loving parents.
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" — Hoshikawa Sili Body Lotion"This is the perfect basic body lotion: deeply hydrating but lightweight, rich yet fast-absorbing, and completely, blissfully fragrance-free (it has a faint almond-y scent as it's dispensed, but it dissipates once it's on skin).
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If the government can show their existence, possession and authenticity is a "foregone conclusion" so that investigators will not learn anything valuable from the act of production, then the privilege against self-incrimination dissipates and the records must be produced.
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Teenagers can take a quick hit in the hallway or during class, or hang out in bathrooms, sharing each others' e-cigarettes, and holding the vapor in their mouths long enough that it dissipates without releasing that telltale vapor cloud.
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After the shock of Bolsonaro's big win dissipates, the PT will unify and embrace its role as the resistance, with Haddad at the helm, predicted Alberto Almeida, the founder of Brasilis, a political and social analysis firm in Sao Paulo.
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Gradually we begin to understand how the show's visual design works (the reflective panels that line Arpad Ivanyi's set, lit by Attila Lenzser; the projections and animation by Andras Sass, Tamas Vaspori and Laszlo Czigany), and some of its mystery dissipates.
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The world outside the club dissipates, and, even though it's chemically induced, and artificial in that sense, the feeling of well-being that most of us experience in that environment is totally at odds with the drudgery of our real lives.
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"It's an open question how much (the Chinese currency) will have to drop before market pressure dissipates but it is probably closer to that point today than it was a year ago," according to Mark Williams, chief China economist for Capital Economics.
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But if private industry takes over human spaceflight destinations in low-Earth orbit and funding and political support for NASA missions to the Moon or Mars dissipates, there may be no point in having a government-sponsored human spaceflight program at all.
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" This past February, a federal judge ruled in favor of Microsoft, and noted that in some cases, "the Government's interest in keeping investigations secret dissipates after an investigation concludes and at that point, First Amendment rights may outweigh the Government interest in secrecy.
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The wild economic swings of a boomtown—where one year the town is desolate and broke and the next it's overflowing with rough young men lusting for cash and vice—create something of a collective neurosis, a pervasive edginess that never dissipates.
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I found some (French recipes often tell you to ask a pharmacist for it; mine came from a specialty shop), but I couldn't bear the smell — even though it dissipates in baking, just opening the box was more than I could manage.
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PARELES In this particular moment of global restriction on movement, here's a lovely song that's a reminder that plenty of people were frozen in place, physically and psychologically, long before the virus came, and will be that way long after the crisis dissipates.
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But the oil and gas industry is most likely the biggest emitter of leaked methane, a greenhouse gas that traps more than 80 times as much heat within the atmosphere as carbon dioxide over a 20-year period, though it dissipates more quickly.
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"Since the expectation of capital inflow due to the inclusion of A-shares into MSCI has gone, the expected capital inflow dissipates, the yuan (both onshore and offshore yuan) is set to depreciate beyond 6.6 today," said Iris Pang, Natixis' senior economist for Greater China.
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The time to talk about the Kevin Durant Thunder, and Thunderstruck is now—before the memory of their brief supernova ascent during this postseason dissipates, and before Durant becomes a free agent and inevitably loses three NBA Finals for whatever Eastern Conference team claims him.
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"While most thought June was off the table (for a rate hike), this kind of data puts the path to getting to a June rate hike very clear, especially if the volatility in the market dissipates," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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As I wrote in a 2014 article for Quanta, "Poke a quantum field and you will create an oscillation [wave] that usually dissipates outward, but configure things in just the right way and that oscillation will maintain its shape" — just like a traveling wave.
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We'd been here before: a giant of a man with limited talent catches the eye of Vince McMahon, is pushed as a monstrous force of nature for a few months, and then dissipates into a comedy act, usually dancing (badly) with a smaller wrestler.
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Efforts by Prepa to fix lines and restore power after Irma will almost certainly have been undone by Maria, and the question of how a debt-ridden commonwealth will pay for comprehensive repairs is sure to confound its leaders long after the storm dissipates.
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With the news that the virus has spread to 60 countries and counting, economic elites have begun making arrangements for concierge medical care, VIP access to early vaccines, and private jets to Idaho to hibernate off the grid until the threat of infection dissipates.
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If you know you will be using Uber or Lyft for some event you know will be very busy — like a concert — if you can, hang around with some friends for 30 minutes or so until the crowd dissipates, and then request a ride.
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Moore's sophisticated treatment of this encounter showcases her novelistic talents, though the tension somewhat dissipates when the "real" enemies arrive: The complex dance of nation-building gives way to a Garveyite battle royale pitting the reconciled settlers and natives against French slavers who attack Monrovia.
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Many analysts expect core consumer prices to head toward 1 percent later this year as the base effect of last year's oil price falls dissipates, though this would be largely due to external factors such as energy prices and currency moves, not consumer spending, which remains sluggish.
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"Just as importantly, we can follow along after an event and watch how the accretion disk spins down and energy dissipates as the black hole returns to a quiescent state," study co-author Chris Reynolds, also at the University of Maryland, College Park, said in the statement.
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It took Mr. Sanders to convince them that if tax credits and insurance exchanges are the best liberals have to offer to men and women struggling to make stagnating wages pay for bills that skyrocket and debt that never dissipates, maybe socialism is worth a try.
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However, if 303mm copper core radiators and a custom liquid cooling setup aren't enough for your gaming or heavy processing needs, then there's what Maingear calls metal hardline tubing — it's simply nickel-plated metal tubing which dissipates extra heat from the coolant, thus making it just as efficient as it is aesthetic.
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So the best-case scenario is that this trend holds, pressure for immigration restrictionism dissipates, and pressure for more humane policies mounts, and the next Democratic president responds by ordering ICE and Customs and Border Protection to stand down, to detain fewer people, to conduct fewer internal workplace raids, and so forth.
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After a big hurricane like Harvey or Irma dumps extraordinary amounts of water on a region, for instance, a pair of NASA satellites known as Grace, which is short for Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment, is able to assess how much water floods in and how it dissipates as the storm recedes.
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Birria is the filling in those tacos, the foundation of the other items on the extremely short menu, and the reason for the line that starts to take shape at the sidewalk-facing window each afternoon and that dissipates and rematerializes several times until the truck drives away, usually long after midnight.
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While the "Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act" will help law enforcement put sexual criminals behind bars and allow victims some semblance of justice and restitution, until the deviant desire for sex with underage children dissipates, the problem will continue to plague our society and threaten our most vulnerable.
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Blockchains were supposed to turn Ceglowski's truism on its head, to technology dissipates power, and maybe they yet will — but right now blockchains are mostly overhyped money, and while their permissionlessness is a genuine dissipation of power, their "meet the new oligarchs, same as the old oligarchs" concentration of crypto wealth is anything but.
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The repeated failure of Republicans to deliver on these ambitious promises when in power — in large part because popular enthusiasm for a smaller government largely dissipates once the debate shifts to the specific programs and benefits that would need to be cut in order to realize it — only further justifies the frustrations of conservative activists.
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The amazement dissipates when they explain that they didn't magically score a below-market price unit at New York's most storied middle-income housing complex — some 5,53 out of about 11,000 units are still below market — they just walked into the leasing office on First Avenue and asked to see a two-bedroom unit.
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When she has an affair with a goofy Columbia professor (Jermaine Clement), it only makes her feel worse about herself and her life; she realizes, after the fog of sexual attraction dissipates, that she has upended her world over a clownish person who makes his own granola and kombucha and doesn't really like her much, anyway.
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I'm hoping too when people work with me and they see the gym and they see a lot of what's intimidating—yes, it's a very heteronormative, aggressive feeling environment, but a lot of that dissipates if you know what you're doing and you can keep your headphones on, come in, just get your work done, and then leave.
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"On Sunday, showers and storms will affect eastern New South Wales and the ACT, but as moisture dissipates, the risk of dry lightning and erratic fire behavior increases, which will be a real concern for major fires in the Canberra region," said Jonathan How, a meteorologist with the Australian Bureau of Meteorology, during a Friday weather bulletin.
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"Whether the appeal of socialism to young adults is a standard function of idealism at that age that dissipates as one grows older, or will turn out to be a more permanent part of the political beliefs held by the cohort of millennials who have come of age over the past decade, remains to be seen."
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Anheuser-Busch birthed the global beer industry and Purina the worldwide pet food market; Energizer batteries and the largest car rental company, Enterprise, launched in St. Louis; and say what you want about GMO crops pending your politics, but St. Louis-based Monsanto has ensured for a generation of food production while global farmland dissipates and worldwide population numbers soar.
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The game has a challenging early learning curve (my first several captains met, in order, death by starvation, death by pirate attack, death by dehydration, death by whale attack, and death by starvation preceded by cannibalism), but once you learn how to properly supply your ship for its voyages and which events you need to worry about, a lot of that early danger and tension dissipates.
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My first reaction is anger—anger at the tall girl and her fixer father and all the other idiots of the world—but by the time I get down the stairs and out the front door the anger dissipates, because I see that the dog isn't there to kill anything but to play, and that what it's chasing is being chased willingly: Allison's dogcat, now a rangy adolescent and perhaps a third the size of the dog.
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Opens the door and the potential energy of the fight quickly dissipates, carried away from them along with their voices, words spoken a minute ago propagating waveforms of fear, of love, tumbling down into the canyon, the historical event of their first argument now traveling outward in all directions to the ends of the universe, sounds they made halving themselves again and again, until somewhere, hundreds of feet below, they break against the rocks in a wash of ambient vibration.
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If you get stuck at home or work What to have on-hand: Extra food and water: A three- to seven-day supply is a good standard Flashlight and extra batteriesBattery-powered radioExtra medicineFirst-aid supplies Things to think about: Properly ventilate heating sources to avoid carbon monoxide poisoningTo avoid freezing pipes, let your taps dripDon't drink alcohol in the cold, it dissipates body heatFind source for community weather warnings; check FEMA's Web directory If the power goes out: After four hours, some food in your fridge may not be safe to eat Check CDC guidelines, keep your fridge doors closed What to salvage when power returns?
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