Dev's career would cough up two more hits before dissipating.
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And there's little prospect of the messes dissipating anytime soon.
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Without them, we're just hot gas dissipating into the ether.
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Until it's gone, the water is just circulating and dissipating heat.
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Within days, it was downgraded to a tropical depression before dissipating.
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If it stays upright, we have a good motion dissipating mattress.
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"I'm really careful with that word," he said, his smile dissipating.
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In some companies, privacy is dissipating for the sake of efficiency.
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JASHINSKY: Yes, I think we have actually seen signs of that dissipating.
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The first atmospheric river moved through on Wednesday and is already dissipating.
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After J20, amid the dissipating energy of resistance, activist tactics also shifted.
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Gravity, this theory suggests, "spreads out" through these dimensions, dissipating its strength.
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Whether that trend continues will reveal whether confidence is crystallising or dissipating.
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But interest this time is not dissipating as quickly, the dealers said.
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"Tensions are rising between the two nations, not dissipating," Ms. Treyz said.
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"The aversion to wine and Indian dishes is dissipating," says Narmada's Amy Frazier.
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As Australian firefighters get their blazes under control, the cloud has been dissipating.
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The storm front is now dissipating and heading out to the Atlantic Ocean.
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I was still bitter and angry with God, but those feelings were dissipating.
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I also found it does a good — not great — job of dissipating heat.
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The millennial movement that is occupying men's golf shows no signs of dissipating.
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If some of these inclinations suggest a West Coast flavor, it is dissipating.
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They mouth the sound of a crash cymbal being hit and then dissipating.
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These nods show the stigma surrounding superhero films is dissipating, though not completely gone.
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They can strike with little warning, developing and dissipating quickly, the weather service said.
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So I'm still writing, but the pretense of "writing is my career" is dissipating.
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"Some of the effects of tightening credit conditions may also be dissipating," he added.
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These hot temperatures should be dissipating in the next few days across the country.
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But fear of appearing angry and weak seems to be dissipating for some women.
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And I think the hate is dissipating, particularly in Latinx communities like my own.
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And the positive attitude that's long existed towards these companies now appears to be dissipating.
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But even as the drive for legislation seemed to be gaining momentum, consensus was dissipating.
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But when you flatten reality down to two dimensions, eddies join forces instead of dissipating.
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It's a sensation of the sea swelling or fog dissipating in a gust of wind.
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Those doubts are dissipating, a development that has been a long time in the making.
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It was still expected to dump heavy rains across the region before dissipating by early afternoon.
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Water from these rains collected in super-salty lagoons, which lingered for several months before dissipating.
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For example, "Lots of medications can make your body worse at dissipating heat," Dr. Tedeschi says.
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It is only now, two years after she was ousted, that the distortions are finally dissipating.
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Nonetheless, he felt that the stigma of his previous association with Mr. Mubarak was finally dissipating.
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First, because the ignorance, wilful or otherwise, many Republicans display on global warming is not dissipating.
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Forming Monday in the Caribbean, Don lost momentum Tuesday night before dissipating into an open wave.
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"You are dissipating your powers in things that have no real meaning," Mason would chastise her.
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Together, the 1,000 processors can execute 115 billion instructions per second while dissipating only 0.7 Watts.
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The majority view on the FOMC seems to be that these transitory factors are gradually dissipating.
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Risso, the nervousness of the week finally dissipating, stood in the throng with a beatific grin.
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The dissipating fear has made it easier to focus on the personal side of the stand-off.
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There still is a double standard to some degree, although I think it is sort of dissipating.
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The buzz I get from television is ephemeral, dissipating as soon as I switch off the monitor.
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They have been occurring almost every year for generations, typically worsening in the springtime and then dissipating.
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Sentiment on Wall Street was lifted amid dissipating concerns over the coronavirus that has swept across China.
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The lack of respect for elders is a break, and a dissipating middle class is another break.
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"The tailwinds of Obama administration policy are dissipating," said Rhodium Group partner Trevor Houser, according to the Guardian.
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Dissipating that heat is a challenge many AR glasses manufacturers with head-worn processors have yet to solve.
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"Price pressures are dissipating across Japan as oil prices continue to fall while growth remains elusive," it said.
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This moisture-laden air then precipitates as rainfall during a hurricane, dissipating the heat energy from the water.
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The Leesa Hybrid does an exceptional job of dissipating heat, so my usually hot body can stay cool.
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"I can assure you that my support and support of evangelicals would be dissipating very rapidly," Perkins said.
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But he stressed that the old and emotive debates over language were dissipating as economic imperatives trumped nationalism.
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Dissipating heat as quickly as it is built up is "daunting" and "perhaps impossible" above Mach 22010, he says.
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But that support is now dissipating as China and Saudi Arabia scale back purchases of Western assets, he said.
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And yet what would likely be even more disappointing is the White Walker threat simply dissipating into the snow.
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"Sweat and bacteria get trapped under layers of makeup and prevent the skin from dissipating heat properly," she says.
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A puff of spray paint frozen mid-flight takes on a gaseous quality, paused before dissipating into the breeze.
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Mark Tepper, president of Strategic Wealth Partners, adds that broader industry issues that have plagued UnitedHealth could be dissipating.
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You try to hold onto this feeling as it continues rising — dissipating like dust, or smoke, or the light.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen tweeted Wednesday night: I've been advised by Mexican officials that the caravan is dissipating.
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"This aura of invincibility around Trump that some of his supporters have bought into seems to be dissipating," Williams said.
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The NWS said late Thursday that the system was dissipating rapidly and that many watches and advisories had been canceled.
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Trauma is a phantom pain that has a way of lingering, of dissipating for a while, then roaring back again.
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These companies have high revenue exposure to China, thus stand to benefit the most from U.S.-China trade tensions dissipating.
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But that stream is now dissipating with China using subsidies incentivizing their own farmers to cut reliance on U.S. soybeans.
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Now, that momentum is dissipating — a testament to Mr. Maduro's hold on power even as the country crumbles around him.
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When it does stop, it does so abruptly, cut off by a gong whose resonance lingers, like a dissipating breath.
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Tropical Storm Harvey battered several islands in the eastern Caribbean last week with torrential rain and strong winds before dissipating.
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"I'll swim you in," he said, reassuringly, and stayed with me as I swam, my anxiety dissipating with each stroke.
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Smaller bodies are better at dissipating heat, so higher temperatures might give individuals with less body mass a competitive advantage.
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Two of the three forces, globalization and marketization, that have propelled Alibaba to its current $500 billion valuation are dissipating.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen tweeted on April 3: I've been advised by Mexican officials that the caravan is dissipating.
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We don't see strong demand for dividend stocks dissipating anytime due to low interest rates, attractive dividend yields and aging populations.
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But exports are now showing signs of normalising, LME stocks have been gradually rebuilding and spread tightness appears to be dissipating.
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After they leave the show, they have about three years of dissipating fame during which they're members (citizens?) of Bachelor Nation.
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It includes a new "investment court system ", dissipating some public fears that such a deal would favor multinationals over small businesses.
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But exports are now showing signs of normalizing, LME stocks have been gradually rebuilding and spread tightness appears to be dissipating.
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And there are certain conditions, like eating disorders or personality disorders, that do show evidence of sometimes dissipating as we age.
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But most entrepreneurs do the opposite when faced with flagging sales, and end up dissipating their energies without the desired results.
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It barreled into the Florida Keys island chain on Sunday, before plowing up the Gulf Coast of the state and dissipating.
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These exospheres may be cloud-like envelopes of hydrogen that could be dissipating into space due to radiation from the star.
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"It seems now that market participants are finally realising that the narrative of an H2/553 recovery is fast dissipating," she added.
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The American-led mission in Afghanistan is called Resolute Support, but the resolve of President Donald Trump, at least, is clearly dissipating.
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Inside, a drop of water evaporates, dissipating heat along the pipe as it condenses, before returning to the LEDs by capillary action.
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Flames briefly were visible and smoke wafted in the upper part of the arena for the rest of the quarter before dissipating.
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For many investors, the lawsuit was a way of dissipating the cloud of uncertainty that had covered the deal for 18 months.
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With demand dissipating, oil has plunged into a bear market, putting pressure on OPEC to step in and attempt to stabilize prices.
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At the end of the session, one employee mentioned his chest feeling less tight; another described a pinch in her back dissipating.
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"We have good and solid real economic growth with dissipating inflation," said Ronald Sanchez, chief investment officer of Fiduciary Trust Company International.
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"A procession of undulations formed overhead, toppling over like caricature ocean waves before curling back on themselves and dissipating," Matthew Cappucci writes.
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The best computers today are far, far more wasteful of energy than that, typically consuming and dissipating more than a million times more.
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Actually, the relatively clear view of Opportunity is a sure sign that the global dust storm, which peaked in June, is truly dissipating.
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But it's definitely larger than most smartwatches, thanks to design elements like camouflaged heatsinks that improve its heat-dissipating and power-generating capabilities.
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"Otherwise, our new president will spend his days overreacting to the latest events, dissipating his political capital and haphazardly wasting the executive's powers."
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With fiscal stimulus dissipating, monetary policy having been tightened and trade tensions weighing on growth, it is not surprising that momentum is turning.
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The FBI stink bomb that Director James Comey threw at the electorate last Friday has had a putrid effect that is now dissipating.
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Typhoons are common at this time of year in the South China Sea, picking up strength over warm waters and dissipating over land.
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As with all such projects, it is designed to be eroded during a storm, dissipating a storm's energy and protecting the city behind.
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Our brain cells work in cycles too, becoming increasingly excitable in response to stimuli during wakefulness, with this excitability dissipating when we sleep.
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The episode's coda, though, goes a long way to dissipating the "Is that all?" feeling of seeing, too fleetingly, the Kid's monster face.
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I never found the Omega Professional brush to be offensive, but a mild aroma was noticeable for a while before eventually dissipating altogether.
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And in rare instances when a dissipating cloud produces rain, the sun can break through the clouds while the drops are still falling.
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My sadness began to lift, gently, like a dissipating fog, as I vacuumed, after dusting the rooms with flea powder a final time.
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Otherwise, our new president will spend his days overreacting to the latest events, dissipating his political capital and haphazardly wasting the executive's powers.
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The image shows the Red Planet's iconic butterscotch-colored sky, though it's a bit darker than usual owing to a dissipating global dust storm.
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Why it matters: This is another indication that ISIS's control of northern Iraq is dissipating (after losing Falluja, Tikrit, Ramadi, and most of Mosul).
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With the warnings now lifted, and no tsunami hazard noted anywhere other than Japan's Pacific coastline after this quake, the danger is already dissipating.
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"The understanding is growing that all of the reasons that people had for buying bank stocks in November are dissipating, they're gone," Bove said.
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Like its competitors, Amazon is aware that the highly favorable political environment in which it was born is dissipating and may not return again.
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These elements make it feel intuitive rather than deliberate; a moment that comes into focus only briefly, before dissipating like a cloud of vapor.
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"The little island that I'd built for myself, this family that had seemed so safe and stable, was dissipating beneath my feet," Dustin says.
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With just over a week before Joker hits theaters on October 4, the contentious cloud hanging over the film shows no sign of dissipating.
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They're just sitting there staring at a board, and so the body has to be capable of dissipating that adrenaline to stay calm and focused.
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Though the haze above the crowd began dissipating in the late afternoon, the amount of weed present created a virtual cloud that was plainly visible.
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William Thomson (Lord Kelvin) was struck by how these rings could form and be stable enough to travel pretty far across the room before dissipating.
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Now that interest rates are falling and the other problems facing the market are dissipating, homebuyers are reacting as you'd expect: They're buying more homes.
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In most beds, I tend to overheat, but this hybrid does a spectacular job of dissipating that heat so I can stay cool all night.
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Four to 6 inches is expected later this week, which should help a little bit in dissipating the smothering heat and smog from the fire.
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It was, as any Mahler Ninth must be, most moving in its quietest moments, especially at the dissipating endings of three of its four movements.
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And unlike hurricanes, which rage for a finite period and then move on, mysterious and invisible gas leaks have no set time frame for dissipating.
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The gloomy conclusion some are reaching is that the China effect was possibly a once-in-a-lifetime shift, whose effects are now dissipating forever.
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But in April, many said they were fuming at Arab lawmakers for having broken into rival splinter parties, dissipating what little political strength they had.
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Today (Friday): Some patchy fog may take its time dissipating as skies stay fairly cloudy, preventing sunshine from heating us effectively and zapping fog quickly.
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McIlroy, 28, had missed the cut in three of his previous four tournaments, including the United States Open, and his self-belief was dissipating fast.
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Instead, behold crunchy drums at half speed, ostinato synthesizer gradually dissipating, and a performer whose mumbled raps exhibit the stupor he wishes listeners would emulate.
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The hysteria of the election isn't dissipating and both sides are getting too spooled up about too many things, too often, based on too little evidence.
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He remembers the cherry-red highlights, the dark center, the plasma dissipating around it, and ever since that moment he has felt compelled to hunt them.
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A shock can produce a sharp decline in confidence, but unlike a recession, the impact is generally short-lived —dissipating, on average, within 1–4 months.
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Read more: 13 of the best destinations for traveling alone"The stigma of 'why are you traveling alone, where is your husband' is dissipating," she said.
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"A number of the risks that the market had been worried about are now dissipating," said Christopher Conway, senior financial adviser at advisory firm Marcus Today.
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He added that concerns about a global economic recession, which were building last year before the "phase one" trade deal between Washington and Beijing, are dissipating.
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"It's a general appreciation by markets that the global economy is healing and the flight to safety we saw earlier this year is dissipating," he said.
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French manufacturing activity held close to a six-year high in July helped by political uncertainty dissipating after the presidential election, a survey showed on Tuesday.
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"Large-prize winners experience sustained increases in overall life satisfaction that persist for over a decade and show no evidence of dissipating with time," the researchers concluded.
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Each visual is fleeting, dissipating into something else before you can quite figure out its meaning, much as the fragments of a dream drift apart upon waking.
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"CEOs need to cordon off meaningful amounts of alone time and avoid dissipating it by dealing with immediate matters, especially their in-boxes," Porter and Nohria recommended.
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Also, remember you'll need to get the heat these fins are dissipating out of your PC case at some point before your RAM and CPU become a puddle.
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All of them are monochromatic squares filled with a carefully controlled field of differently colored dots, a luminous center slowly dissipating as it moves toward the painting's edges.
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By wrapping your phone in a scientifically engineered "smart material" known as Airo Shock, the Mous Limitless case can protect against damage by dissipating the impact from drops.
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In the next few days, a string of surveys of manufacturing will give a fresher sense of whether the slowdown of last year is dissipating or getting worse.
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"The SEC civil action may lead to Musk's exit from Tesla (either permanently or temporarily) and the Musk premium in the shares dissipating," Barclays analyst Brian Johnson said.
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And I, for one, wish that it were possible to achieve on these contentious issues—a step toward dissipating some of the mounting political strife in our country.
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"The cloud that emanated from the PMV plant in Coatzacoalcos is dissipating rapidly, which means it is losing its toxic effects," the company said on its Twitter account.
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Growing up and seeing my parents struggle with building a life for themselves and my brother and me, I could feel our closeness dissipating along with my Vietnamese.
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Mr. Evans played statements in what started to sound like concentric circles, but then he unfastened them, opening them up and letting them drift away like waves dissipating.
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After hundreds of millions of years, young stars or quasars emitted enough light to strip the electrons back off these atoms, dissipating the cosmic fog like mist at dawn.
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The number of ad tech firms being bought by private equity companies has been steadily rising over the past three years and the trend shows no sign of dissipating.
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It's due to move north-northeast over the next two days, bringing some rain and gusty winds to the island territory before dissipating, CNN senior meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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Aided occasionally by famous friends like Mica Levi and Arca, Blunt's grime mutations, too, feel more on the verge of dissipating into the ether than erupting into thunderous celebration.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's central bank is expected to leave short-term interest rates unchanged for a 215nd straight month next week, as policymakers believe the deflation trend is dissipating.
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With the words still floating in my imaginary caption bubble slowly dissipating over our heads, I can still recall the look on her face, as the information fully registered.
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At The Drive-In's "Arcarsenal" is a good example: there are subtle cascading echoes of the vocals that propagate to the sides, as if dissipating out into the distance.
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Each of Maristany's found images or looped clips is visible only long enough to briefly imprint themselves the brain; then, they fade, dissipating into ocean waves or smooth blackness.
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The cultural stigmas surrounding therapy appear to be dissipating, and LaBeouf's openness about his traumas mirrors that of other young celebrities like Demi Lovato, J. Balvin, and Lady Gaga.
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This time-lapse video showing just how quickly and thoroughly a "snow squall" descended on New York City yesterday, ushering in instant whiteout conditions before dissipating just as quickly.
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This momentum, however, is now dissipating and any negotiations, which were never going to be easy in the first place, will have to be shelved until possibly next spring.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation, Congress's impartial arbiter of tax numbers, estimated that the bill would increase long-run GDP by 0.8 percent, with the boost dissipating over time.
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What caused the blast was unclear, but Pemex initially warned local residents to keep away from the site due to what it described as a dissipating cloud of toxic fumes.
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The risks: Folks we spoke to like Bennett are more worried about the protest energy dissipating than they are about the disfiguring effects these energies might have on the party.
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We feel let down partly because we're just sorry something we've invested time and feeling in is over, but also because the force that held us in thrall is dissipating.
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"With UK domestic political uncertainty now dissipating somewhat, the focus is likely to turn to headlines surrounding the Brexit negotiations, as well as monetary policy developments," said IronFX analyst Charalambos Pissouros.
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I came achingly close to capturing Paris with the German army in 1914, with three exhausted armies churning through the fields of and farms of northeastern France like a dissipating hurricane.
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So it would be "good for the southeast US, the Caribbean, and Mexico in terms of dissipating storms," lead author Anthony Jones of the United Kingdom's national weather service told CarbonBrief.
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The ongoing cultural conversation surrounding uniforms and dress codes shows no signs of dissipating anytime soon, with most incidents of clothing items being considered "inappropriate" over the past year concerning students.
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But National Weather Service meteorologist Tom Birchard told reporters during a conference call that most of the ash was blowing out to sea on the prevailing trade winds, then dissipating quickly.
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"The tornado touched down near Mundy Street and Highland Park Boulevard by the Wyoming Valley Mall and traveled about a half mile southeast toward I-81 before dissipating," the NWS said.
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"With UK domestic political uncertainty now dissipating somewhat, the focus is likely to turn to headlines surrounding the Brexit negotiations, as well as monetary policy developments," said IronFX analyst Charalambos Pissouros.
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Morgan Stanley analyst Sean Laaman said the sale would free up cash to pay for the company's new hospital under construction in Sydney's north, and result in "balance sheet concerns dissipating".
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The unemployment rate sits at an all-time low of 3.7%, the memory of the last financial crisis is dissipating, and the stock market is up more than 300% since 2008.
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The third-trimester momma-in-training's design is comprised of three flowers climbing down the back her left arm, dissipating into petal-like designs stretching to the end of her index finger.
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My wife and I were already late to meet friends for dinner, so we hurried down the street, past the throngs, and I could feel the evening dissipating, evaporating off my skin.
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Our thought bubble, from Axios' Steve LeVine: Disaffection, distrust and insecurity have dominated politics across continents since 2016, and the survey shows that these drivers are not dissipating, but growing more powerful.
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The slump, which includes slowing sales of its once popular line of Frappucinos, has left some wondering if the company can stand up to ongoing craft coffee competition and dissipating customer loyalty.
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The heat-dissipating properties of the Casper Hybrid give it the edge in comfort, though I found the average firmness of the Supreme was better suited to my body and sleeping style.
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The central dot is meant to center the viewer's attention, while the concentric bands of soft-edged, often muted color feel as if they are on the brink of dissipating, like a mist.
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"The SEC civil action may lead to Musk's exit from Tesla (either permanently or temporarily) and the Musk premium in the shares dissipating," analyst Brian Johnson said in a note to clients Friday.
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The storm is also coming four weeks before Election Day — as opposed to Sandy's dissipating four days before polls opened — so attentions may well have turned elsewhere by the time ballots are cast.
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After Richie downs the winged mammal with an overhead smash like he's Jimmy Connors, he and Billy stare at each other, their collective triumph dissipating as they remember they are competitors for Devon.
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The memo says Mr. Silver said "it was 'not safe' for them to be seen together, and that he did not see the press inquiries 'dissipating for a long time,'" the memo says.
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The once-pronounced divide between seeing art IRL and on a screen is finally dissipating, in large part thanks to a new collaboration by designer Ambroise Maggiar and creative duo Label Dalbin. Table.
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Storms that are well formed, like Dorian, even as a Category 5, actually make for less bumpy flights compared with when the storm is forming or dissipating, because the storm is less stable.
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Taking readings from his electric meter, and rigging a laser to monitor his gas usage, he calculated how much of the energy actually went to heating the water, versus dissipating along the way.
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"My baseline case is that the temporary weakness we observed in January and February is going to dissipate and is dissipating," Bullard said during a conference at the Levy Economics Institute at Bard College.
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As for the warm blob, it slowly seems to be dissipating, Dewey told me: it's moving deeper into the ocean (as deep as 300m), which means it can no longer be detected by satellite.
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A couple of the doctors talked about something that comes up time and time again with long-term SSRI use: a dissipating effect, meaning the pills can feel less and less effective over time.
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Saut, who has $1.5 billion in assets under management, contends the fear dynamic over the impact of the U.S.-China trade war, inverted Treasury yield curve and global growth fears are dissipating for good.
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The company instead felt that, with little sign that the opposition was dissipating, it was staring down a decades-long commitment to a political climate in which everything the company did would be scrutinized.
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But an explosion in a confined space is far more destructive than in the open air, as shock waves violently reverberate off the hard walls, floors, and ceiling instead of dissipating quickly into the atmosphere.
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This material does a reasonably good job of dissipating heat around where you'd logically rest your palms, but high temperatures are still an issue at the back of the keyboard and underside of the chassis.
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It barreled into the Florida Keys island chain on Sunday, packing sustained winds of up to 603 miles per hour (215 km per hour) before plowing up the Gulf Coast of the state and dissipating.
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In "Red Cloud" (2016) and "Small Grey Cloud (Recto and Verso)" (2014), Robins' choice of subject— a constantly changing form with dissipating edges – goes against what we think of ceramic, a fixed and hardened form.
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It barreled into the Florida Keys island chain on Sunday, packing sustained winds of up to 130 miles per hour (215 km per hour) before plowing up the Gulf Coast of the state and dissipating.
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While China's Ministry of Environmental Protection reported improvements in air quality in some cities, the red alerts are expected to stay in effect until Wednesday because of weather conditions that are preventing the pollution from dissipating.
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Meanwhile, there's actually no good evidence that these wellness programs actually do what they're supposed to do — improve health and bring down health care costs — so employers' fondness for the programs may be dissipating, Bagley added.
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"Our key concerns - necessity for capital build and tepid revenue outlook - are dissipating," analysts at Morgan Stanley said in a note, adding that, if HSBC's revenue growth was to pick up, the stock could do well.
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The sub-zero cold and bitter winds will stick around for a couple of days, possibly bringing dozens of record lows with a life-threatening freeze before dissipating by the weekend, the National Weather Service reported.
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In order to preserve the $2 million Luis had left for restitution and other criminal penalties, the government secured a pretrial order prohibiting her from dissipating her assets, which included those unrelated to her alleged crimes.
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Cyclone Winston, which passed over Fiji in late February before dissipating as it hit the coast of Queensland, brought a change in water temperatures that helped preserve the coral at the south end of the reef.
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Elsewhere in the economy, Evans reiterated that domestic spending looks good, that there remains some additional labor market slack and that he sees lower energy prices and the strong dollar to dissipating over the coming year.
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Today, with cannabis laws continuing to slacken around the world and the stigma and dangers once associated with getting high dissipating, pot smokers will soon have even more leeway to get creative with their fluid selections.
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MSCI's indexes of Latin American currencies and stocks were looking at their best monthly percentage gain in 11 months as dissipating U.S. trade tensions improved investor confidence in global growth and raised demand for riskier bets.
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Adding to the tensions, China and the U.S. are locked in a tariff dispute that shows little sign of dissipating and Washington has repeatedly accused Beijing of running a cyberespionage campaign to capture commercial and government secrets.
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Even in Rome, the innovative energy generated by Annibale Carracci and Caravaggio earlier in the century was dissipating; in Florence, painting had calcified into a pompous, idealized naturalism that relied heavily on lush flesh and plentiful drapery.
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After crossing the Chumphon Archipelago and mainland provinces, the storm will move into the Andaman Sea, impacting the Andaman and Nicobar Islands with heavy rain and gusty winds before dissipating in the Bay of Bengal this weekend.
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Scientists hope the exercise will help unlock such mysteries as what forces are driving the storm, how long it has existed, how deeply it penetrates the planet's lower atmosphere and why it appears to be gradually dissipating.
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Prices for prompt deliveries of North Sea crude oil are at their smallest discount to future prices in nearly two years, and a surplus of oil stored on ships is gradually dissipating, having hit two-year highs.
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The U.S. would be most exposed to a contraction in stocks' multiples, Sanchez said, but the market impact will likely be "shorter-lived than the economic impact," with much of the initial shock dissipating within six months.
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Indeed, Washington should stop looking for an exit strategy and view Afghanistan as one pillar in a broader regional web of capabilities against Al Qaeda, the Islamic State and related movements that show few signs of dissipating.
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This is a perilous time in which agreements that have restrained the most dangerous weapons on the planet are dissipating and threatening new technologies — including cyberweapons that could attack nuclear command and control systems — are advancing quickly.
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Mr. Lopes's evocative "Head Down, Eyes Averted" became a study in the expressive potential of reverb, with subtle trills and little scratches along the length of the strings flitting in and out of the clouds of dissipating resonance.
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Expect a lot of awful guff in the hours and days to come, as the professional explainers try to explain what just happened, with all their deep insight into the mind of some dissipating cartoon of a Brexiter.
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But the biggest advantage to the flow battery is that the same electrolyte liquid that's used to generate the charge is also capable of dissipating heat, which in essence allows the battery to function as its own cooling system.
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Soybeans also were lower as dissipating hopes for a trade deal between the United States and China outweighed any positive reaction from the announcement of a fresh U.S. soybean sale to China, the world's largest buyer of the oilseed.
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Wholesale revenues grew at a faster pace than sales at the label's own stores in the quarter, a pattern that weighed on margins but should not last, the company said, while an unfavorable foreign exchange backdrop is seen dissipating.
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Inspired by the unfortunate passing of Flores' uncle after a car accident, the installation consists of various shoes suspended by wires, hovering over a moving projection of every nation's flags and floating dollar bills, all dissipating into ocean waves.
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The blue box that houses the ASICs is the latest product from Triangle Electrical Systems—a Plattsburgh-based electrical contractor owned by Brienza's mother, Linda—that is optimized for dissipating heat and dampening the noise of Bitcoin mining operations.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen tweeted Tuesday that Mexican officials had told her the "caravan is dissipating" and that several hundred of the migrants had been sent back to their home countries, while others are being offered refugee status.
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Hopes among European leaders that Mr. Trump's bombastic tone as a candidate would somehow smooth into a more temperate one as commander in chief are dissipating, replaced by a mounting sense of anxiety and puzzlement over how to proceed.
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"[Kemp] wants to see the Republican Party in Georgia maintain its margins, and all indications are that those margins are dissipating, primarily due to the loss of suburban white women," says University of Georgia political science professor Audrey Haynes.
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MELBOURNE, March 15 (Reuters) - London copper marked time on Wednesday ahead of the outcome of a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting that is expected to dictate direction in the dollar, with dissipating concerns over mine supply dragging on prices for the metal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European banking stocks and Italian shares jumped on Monday after Italy's new economy minister promised to keep the country in the euro, dissipating investors' fears of a euro zone break-up and boosting sentiment after a fraught G7 summit.
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Copper gel beads in the foam work to pull body heat away from you throughout the night, absorbing and dissipating it more evenly so you can enjoy seamless temperature regulation, and sidestep the heat-trapping pitfall of many foam options.
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This rapid decline in Macron's popularity rating only goes to show that the French's high expectations of his first two months of candidacy are slowly dissipating and in fact, turning into disappointment, perhaps marking the end of Macron's honeymoon period.
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"[Kemp] wants to see the Republican Party in Georgia maintain its margins, and all indications are that those margins are dissipating, primarily due to the loss of suburban white women," University of Georgia political science professor Audrey Haynes previously told Vox.
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With French political risks — and the wider threat to the euro zone that came with them — dissipating, global investors reckon the focus will now switch to the details of Macron's programme and his ability to command workable support for his en Marche!
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Recent market volatility inspired by Britain's vote last month to leave the European Union is dissipating, but the decision known as Brexit could have effects for years, the U.S. Office of Financial Research, which monitors financial stability, said on Thursday.
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With French political risks — and the wider threat to the euro zone that came with them — dissipating, global investors reckon the focus will now switch to the details of Macron's program and his ability to command workable support for his en Marche!
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Although some athletes also carried flags showing a unified peninsula, the fact that so many were carrying distinct national flags was a pungent sign that the truce between North and South Korea that had marked these Olympic Games might already be dissipating.
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Jason Tuvey, a senior emerging markets economist at Capital Economics, said the geopolitical tensions were causing the latest weakness in Aramco's shares, although they had already been falling as investors took a harder look at the firm's prospects with initial IPO fervor dissipating.
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Jason Tuvey, a senior emerging markets economist at Capital Economics, said the geopolitical tensions were causing the latest weakness in Aramco's shares, although they had already been falling as investors took a harder look at the firm's prospects with initial IPO fervor dissipating.
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Jason Tuvey, a senior emerging markets economist at Capital Economics, said the geopolitical tensions were causing the latest weakness in Aramco's shares, although they had already been falling as investors took a harder look at the firms prospects with initial IPO fervour dissipating.
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"The latest discussions of the Joint Technical Committee of OPEC and non-OPEC nations concluded that the oil stocks are dissipating at a faster pace and the market will now rebalance between 2Q and 3Q," Goldman Sachs said in a daily note.
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Zirin believes the primary culprits for a slowdown in earnings — energy and a strong dollar — are dissipating, while U.S. economic growth in the second half of 2016 and into 2017 could climb to 2 percent from 1.1 percent in the first half of 2016.
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Those fibers reportedly behave like microscopic antennas that either block and prevent the heat emanating off your body as infrared radiation from escaping—which helps create a warming layer between you and the fabric—or they let it pass right through and escape, dissipating heat.
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But dissipating political risks, particularly those that threatened the very existence of the euro and the financial system on which it is based, and a spring in the step of Europe Inc after six years of disappointments, are spurring a scramble to get back.
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But, with no signs of the current atmosphere of political toxicity dissipating anytime soon, history teaches us that those that are best prepared to handle it, and also to fix it, are those with a demonstrated record of serving their country in the U.S. military.
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" She took down a book from a shelf and read me a letter in which Boito warned Verdi about the risk of dissipating the scene's claustrophobia—"like a fist breaking the window of a room where two people are about to die of asphyxiation.
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Indeed, the potential leverage we have gained over Russian behavior via Ukraine-related economic sanctions is already dissipating as Trump's vocal opposition to sanctions and his eagerness to do a deal was reinforced this week by the arrival of Trump's advance team of surrogates in Moscow.
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"Some of that fear around Brexit, Trump, and then Wilders and Le Pen, may now be seeping out of the markets - you see some of that fear dissipating," said Arne Petimezas, analyst at AFS Group in Amsterdam, referring to far-right French presidential Marine Le Pen.
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Now that the EDM bubble has at least partially burst, with the scene either dissipating, dying or possibly evolving, the bile directed towards Aoki seems pointless in retrospect; as if Mogwai were suddenly at war with Dragonforce for playing too fast and making guitar music look silly.
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"Some of that fear around Brexit, Trump, and then Wilders and (France's) Le Pen, may now be seeping out of the markets - you see some of that fear dissipating," said Arne Petimezas, analyst at AFS Group in Amsterdam, referring to far-right French presidential Marine Le Pen.
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Nearby, red ornaments adorn a small grove of Christmas trees from which the fog machine ominously puffs clouds of dissipating smoke that the adjacent neon light catches, coloring the air red and leaving behind the specific stench of fog fluid, like the residual potential energy from a party.
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The concerto (1785), in D minor, opens with breathtaking urgency and suspense, as the upper strings push forward a quiet syncopated figure, the first violins sounding an insistent D. The air of mystery thus created carries through much of the work before dissipating completely in a jocular ending.
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South The tail end of the storm system sweeping through the Midwest will bring some rain from Arkansas and Louisiana into Tennessee and MississippiAs the rain moves into Alabama and eastern Tennessee the rain will be dissipating West A storm system moving into the West Coast will keep things unsettled.
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Trade tensions between the two largest economies in the world showed little signs of dissipating as Chinese newspapers warned Beijing could use rare earths to strike back at the U.S. after President Donald Trump remarked on Monday he was "not yet ready" to make a deal with China over trade.
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Given the timely concerns about deepfakes and altered video, it's natural to assume the film will eventually head toward some sort of explain-it-all climax, using technology and machine learning as a boogeyman, and dissipating all the tension and unnerving weirdness the film has built up until that point.
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Coral biologist and biofluorescence expert Charles Mazel emphasized that while the mechanism Kaltenegger and O'Malley James propose is plausible, an organism might also cope with high UV by dissipating the energy as heat, or by putting it to work in its cell, similar to how plants harness visible light for photosynthesis.
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They have intensified in recent weeks, as it has become clear the former vice president's advantage in the polls is not dissipating, and reached new heights last weekend at the California Democratic convention, when some of the top candidates used their time on stage to test out implicit lines of attack.
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On April 3, 2018, DHS Secretary Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE tweeted: I've been advised by Mexican officials that the caravan is dissipating.
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A viewer shrieked with laughter at "Good Morning Mr. Orwell" (1984) as a frizzy-haired Sapho singing "TV is Eating Up Your Brain" transitioned into somersaulting dancers, all lorded over by the megalithic, fifty-TV-set "Internet Dream" (1994), whose multi-screen patterns almost cohere into recognition before dissipating, faster than the mind can move.
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It's too late to help the dead, and I doubt he will do much to help the living, either — those of us who cycle through relapse and recovery, the friends, acquaintances and housemates who vanish without word, sometimes for weeks at a time into the motels that are like holding cells for the down and out and dissipating.
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And now, with the extended outbreak of coronavirus cases showing little sign of dissipating in some of Italy's industrial powerhouse regions, the country must contend with the increasingly serious economic implications of a virus-induced slowdown, alongside the obvious human tragedy provoked by the loss of dozens of lives and the emergency treatment of hundreds of acutely ill patients.
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"But the notion that this would be an easy win, with North Korea turning over a new leaf and trading in its nukes for the embrace of the free world, is dissipating in the president's mind," said Victor D. Cha, a Korea expert at Georgetown University who was briefly considered as ambassador to Seoul by the Trump administration.
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