The drama isn't dying down between McKayla and Caelen's mothers.
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The run on refinances may already be dying down, however.
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Gunfire echoed across several other neighborhoods, only dying down towardsthe evening.
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Update: The Juicy Couture revival isn't dying down any time soon.
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Hopefully that keeps dying down and everyone just knows soon, though.
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That didn't happen, but that doesn't mean the pressure is dying down.
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But the controversy over the measure shows no signs of dying down.
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" With the cheers dying down, Trump said, "I guess that's why we won.
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They continued after the last big ash burps — dying down around June 2016.
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With the war now dying down, Afghan fighters are starting to come home.
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And on Wednesday, just as attention over the plagiarism was dying down, Sen.
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Despite various measures, India's rape epidemic has shown no sign of dying down.
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Confidence: Medium-High Sunday night: Skies are partly cloudy, with winds dying down.
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I think it's because our intoxication with 'busyness' is, to some extent, dying down.
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But it seems such passions are gradually dying down, despite the president's best efforts.
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And just when we thought the hype was dying down, the Orange Drink happened.
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This isn't to say that the genre of battle royale games is dying down, though.
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But if nothing else, this poll shows that the Oprah 2020 speculation isn't dying down.
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That includes the dying down of U.S.-Iran tensions and a mild winter, she said.
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But outside of the Jurassic Park films, most of those live-action franchises are dying down.
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There were calls for Sessions to step down, but the talk was dying down by Saturday morning.
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The Hell forum has gone through a succession of closures and subsequent relaunches, before eventually dying down.
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We can't see the debate dying down anytime soon... I want to hear more about the boulder.
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There is a new activist energy in this country and it's not dying down any time soon.
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So back in December, I already noted that cross currents were increasing and that tailwinds were dying down.
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Lewis: I ended up moving to California after season four, when the animation department was dying down a bit.
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The defections of Bloom and Davis signaled that the scandal surrounding the movie mogul was far from dying down.
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It also suggests the labor unrest, which swept across the US last year, is nowhere close to dying down.
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Even some budget airlines like Norwegian Air have seen headwinds dying down, stabilizing finances, and an end to maintenance disasters.
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That is an issue people started arguing about long, long ago and the discussion shows no sign of dying down.
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Just as the situation appeared to be dying down, LeBron James called out Morey's tweet as "uneducated" on October 14.
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" She assumes she was finally able to make contact because "things are dying down a little bit here and there.
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The massive crowds and lines that once characterized the national shopping holiday are dying down on the famed day itself.
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The protests in Iran are dying down, but the opportunity they created to advance America's interests in the region remains.
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For a minute, it started to look like the Joker hype — and controversy — might be dying down, but no such luck.
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The bottom line: Geraci says the standoff has been more about "personality and politics than economics" and is already dying down.
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Just as the birth-tourism outrage was dying down, the California Labor Commissioner conducted a surprise raid of BYD's Lancaster factory.
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How much debris, we are trying to work out, but our calculations are it should be dying down within 45 days.
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Earlier this summer, the Substation Fire near Portland, Oregon, torched 79,000 acres and forced 2003 households to evacuate before dying down.
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"We definitely have Swedish House Mafia and Avicii... but I feel like it's kind of dying down," he told the paper.
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In 2003, as the outbreak was dying down, the Chinese government introduced a program to provide healthcare insurance for rural citizens.
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The 26,000-acre blaze is now 30 percent contained, and forecasters are cautiously optimistic that winds in the area are dying down.
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Fortunately, El Nino is just getting started and is expected to persist through the winter and spring, finally dying down by summer.
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After about an hour of trying, as the fire was dying down, I finally managed to catch the ball in the cup.
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Hours after the Houthi strike in Abqaiq, the Reuters witness said fire and smoke were still visible but had started dying down.
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It appears to not be dying down, but revving up, and it very much concerns me as to what's been done here.
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"Volatility's kind of dying down and you're seeing some profit taking ahead of some big data coming up this week," Feldman said.
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Then, when the ad growth looked as it was dying down, Axios could add in a subscription option as a new revenue stream.
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But the swift Santa Ana winds are dying down and humidity is rising in the region, reducing the risk of a new inferno.
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Despite the firm's predictions, rumors that Apple is actually building a car, versus helping partners to do so, seem to be dying down.
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Notably, a self-care app – meditation app Calm – won the best iPhone app of 2017, so this is trend that's not dying down.
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"With the wind dying down it will probably feel significantly better although many of these areas will still be below freezing," Burke said.
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Since the heat's not dying down anytime soon that can only mean three things: less clothes, more sweat and a whole lot of fun.
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With the immediate shock dying down, the question is whether web companies will face those issues head-on or simply let the issue drop.
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Just when we thought the rainbow highlighter trend was dying down, Makeup Revolution revived it and totally brought the game to a whole new level.
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The chart below is a handy cheat sheet of each of the players in a scandal that shows no signs of dying down anytime soon.
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With the initial hype around the Switch potentially dying down, Nintendo will need to get other people beyond the core user, to buy the console.
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With winds dying down, firefighters were beginning to get a handle on the blazes that have ripped across parts of Northern California for the past week.
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Change is in the air: The days are ending earlier, the summer heat is dying down, and these are only signs of bigger things to come.
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Michael Bapis, partner and managing director at the Bapis Group at HighTower Advisors, sees short-term headwinds dying down and a bullish rally continuing for energy.
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FLAMES, PLUMES OF SMOKE Hours after the Houthi strike in Abqaiq, the Reuters witness said fire and smoke were still visible but had started dying down.
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The new additions are "fake," Nguyen says, but as long as the sellers are transparent, she doesn't see the demand for pink dying down anytime soon.
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In over five days of unrest that appeared to be dying down on Wednesday night, more than 6,000 people have been detained and at least 16 killed.
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The fires, which now appear to be dying down, have torched more than 20173,000 acres—roughly four times the area of New York City—since January 15th.
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Others came out as pro-peacock on Twitter, and the debate raged for the requisite several days before dying down to make room for the next story.
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For us, it's not only important that our aid reaches them, but also that we keep awareness alive because the momentum around our country has been dying down.
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West seemed to be dying down, Bieber, 223, fueled the fire in an Instagram post this week that showed the singer FaceTiming with West and two other men.
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The scandal meanwhile shows no sign of dying down, with some expecting that even more resignations could be coming before Canadians make their way to the ballot box.
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Just when it appeared the feud between Taylor Swift and Kim Kardashian West was dying down, here comes Swift's ex, Calvin Harris, getting all up in the mix.
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President Trump's inexplicable fight with the widow of a Green Beret who was killed in Niger has sparked a political firestorm that shows no signs of dying down.
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Trade friction generally weighs on industrial metals and any sign that it is dying down will get some investors interested again, said BMO Capital Markets analyst Colin Hamilton.
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Jack Ewing The hoopla surrounding the first deliveries of Tesla's Model 3 car will be dying down just as the company reports its second-quarter earnings on Wednesday.
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But while coal's prospects have been dying down, wind development is poised to explode in the state, which has some of the world's strongest and most consistent winds.
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The fires were dying down on Tuesday under the first real rain since June, when an even deadlier forest blaze - Portugal's worst disaster in living memory - killed 64 people.
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In the video, you can see Hathaway beating the hell of Ducks center Derek Grant ... before another Anaheim player, Erik Gudbranson, grabbed Hathaway as the fight was dying down.
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Although the Hurricane Harvey storms may have ended, and Hurricane Irma is dying down, the recovery efforts to get these affected regions back on their feet is still underway.
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The protests now seem to be dying down but they may have achieved the conservatives' goal: to discredit Mr. Rouhani and his moderate allies and purge them from politics.
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The popularity of Suicide Squad was largely due to Harley Quinn and Margot Robbie, and as Warner Brothers recognizes, fans' enthusiasm for her is showing no signs of dying down.
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Celebs like Halle Berry and Jenna Jameson have put the high-fat, low-carb regimen in the spotlight, and the trend doesn't seem to be dying down any time soon.
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Just when the Harris drama seemed to be dying down, things heated back up again for Swift in the form of a headline-making Snapchat story posted by Kim Kardashian.
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But human error, a lack of security smarts or just sheer laziness makes exposed data more discoverable, and yet there's no sign of data exposures dying down any time soon.
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When I need lots of energy and I'm dying down towards the day, I need to play hip hop or rap or else my energy just crashes after a long day.
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Over the weekend, though, the protests grew quieter, dying down in part due to heightened police presence as well as the decision to release body camera and dashboard camera video tapes.
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It was getting toward the end of the night at Rao's, the hedonistic swirl of food, banter, profanity and singalongs finally dying down, affording Bo Dietl the rare chance for reflection.
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Protests broke out for several nights, before dying down over the weekend, in part due to heightened police presence as well as the decision to release body camera and dashboard camera footage.
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The Challenge: Battle of the Bloodlines may be finished and its winners crowned, but the drama surrounding the relationships – some strained, some spicy – shows no signs of dying down any time soon.
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The so-called "BreakXit" controversy Dr. Oz started is NOT dying down ... and Monday in NYC he was prepared to go all-out to defend his belief it's time to cancel breakfast.
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After multiple points in the last six months when the protests appeared to be dying down or reaching some kind of stability, this month's escalation has thrown everything into even greater uncertainty.
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The store in Bellevue was practically a ghost town, and our experiences at both stores demonstrated how the infamous mayhem of Black Friday is dying down — or at least has moved elsewhere.
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Just when remnants of Cyber Week TV deals were dying down, we're met with a new wave of Green Monday TV deals in time for the holidays, award season, and winter sports.
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However, controversy over the business practice shows no sign of dying down, and has recently prompted several major US companies —including Google and Facebook— to drop forced arbitration for sexual harassment claims.
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"Firefighters and emergency management workers were taking advantage of the winds dying down ...and a lot of work is going to be done overnight and early (Tuesday) morning," he said late on Monday.
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It was only about 2:45 PM, and that's pretty early for the huge turn-out Mason got since most people don't file into the fest until the desert heat starts dying down.
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With one party's civil war about personality and the other about principle, it is not that surprising the Democrat Party fight is lasting longer than expected, and the Republican battles are dying down.
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Surely there's a better way to do this — maybe Tokyo's new Kusama Museum is onto something — but in the Instagram-crazed culture we live in, Kusama fever isn't dying down anytime soon. 16.
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But by 2002, as the campaign appeared to be dying down, Alexander Voloshin, the main political strategist of Putin's first term, asked National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice when the United States would leave.
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Two weeks of data is a small sampling, and the ratings can reverse course at any moment, particularly if these frenetic opening weeks of the Trump presidency show any signs of dying down.
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The heat wave shows no signs of dying down, but I ask if he wants to go out to happy hour later this afternoon, just to make sure I get some fresh air today.
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The tension between the two countries doesn't seem to be dying down; earlier this year, India bombed Pakistan in retaliation for a terrorist attack in Kashmir that killed at least 40 Indian paramilitary soldiers.
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Italy's Gucci, Kering's biggest revenue and profit motor, also trumped forecasts as enthusiasm for its flamboyant, sequin-filled make-over under designer Alessandro Michele over the past two years shows little sign of dying down.
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A row between Saudi Arabia and Qatar over the broadcasting of the World Cup soccer tournament shows no signs of dying down, with soccer's European and international governing bodies now heavily involved in the dispute.
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Controversies over doping overshadowed the build-up to Rio and, far from dying down as events got under way, have flared anew as U.S. and Australian competitors have branded their Russian and Chinese rivals drug cheats.
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Doping scandals overshadowed the build-up to Rio and, far from dying down as competition has got under way, have flared anew as U.S. and Australian competitors have branded their Russian and Chinese rivals as drug cheats.
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The 2012 case also led to the toughening of laws to deter crimes against women, but a rape epidemic shows no sign of dying down in part because investigation of such crimes is still inadequate and convictions rare.
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Zuckerberg's initial resistance to appearing in person before European Parliament could be explained partially by the fact that he had already endured two such events, to seemingly little effect beyond the gradual dying down of Cambridge Analytica headlines.
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The distributor's inclusion in the festival's main competition has kicked off a huge back-and-forth debate — stoked by comments from jury members Pedro Almodovar and Will Smith — that doesn't look like it'll be dying down anytime soon.
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A perfect storm appeared to be brewing around oil markets at the start of the year, but the winds that looked as if they might at least partially reverse the oil price rout appear to be dying down.
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Black Friday is "bigger than it ever was," although consumers are shifting when, where and how they shop, former Toys R Us CEO Gerald Storch told CNBC on Wednesday, dismissing those who say the frenzy is dying down.
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In addition, the network transcript data shows that the conversation around arming teachers is dying down; it had a good weekend run, but it appears gun rights activists are again on their heels and hoping the attention fades.
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Near the Arc de Triomphe, they moved in to try to control the violence, but in other areas of the city, there was next to no presence of security forces, although there were signs of the violence dying down.
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India launched fast-track courts and a tougher rape law that included the death penalty after a gruesome assault on a young woman shocked the country in 2012, but India's rape epidemic has shown no sign of dying down.
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Just as the fervor was dying down, on May 2, Waller-Bridge announced a revival of her original "Fleabag" stage show in the West End of London, after a run at the SoHo Playhouse in New York last month.
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Kevon Looney and Andre Iguodala got a pair of baskets coming out of the timeout, but Kawhi Leonard got the crowed fired up with a 3-pointer with the noise not dying down at all despite Stephen Curry making a circus floater.
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In a meeting in Moscow last week with Mr. Assad, Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, seemed to suggest that with the fighting dying down the time was ripe for a political settlement that would allow all foreign forces to wind up operations and head home.
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Instead of dying down, the controversy reached a fever pitch on Wednesday, when Trump displayed a map of the hurricane's original projected path in the Oval Office that appeared to have been altered with black marker to extend the trajectory so it covered Alabama.
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"Until we see earthquake activity dying down and the ground stops moving, it's likely that this activity is going to continue," said Tina Neal, a scientist in charge at the USGS Hawaii Volcano Observatory after a community meeting attended by about 13 people on Friday.
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"Until we see earthquake activity dying down and the ground stops moving, it's likely that this activity is going to continue," said Tina Neal, a scientist in charge at the USGS Hawaii Volcano Observatory after a late-afternoon community meeting attended by about 258 people.
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The conversations surrounding Nicki's legacy certainly aren't dying down either, and I'm curious to see what else goes down as 2018 continues to unfold, even if Queen isn't necessarily part of my go-to, day-to-day soundtrack, like a part of me hoped it would be.
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In an interview with CNN, Reid said that the race between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton shows no signs of dying down, even as the former secretary of state had hoped the upcoming Nevada caucuses and South Carolina primary would be her launching pad to the Democratic nomination.
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After about an hour and a half of this, the party was clearly dying down and began to feel quite a bit like one of the Def Con villages, albeit one with far fewer computers and far more topless women: the same thudding bass rhythms, the same ambient lighting, the same social awkwardness.
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The second wave was dying down when Pence went back to his home state to see the Colts play in Lucas Oil Stadium and watch a number-retiring ceremony for former quarterback Peyton Manning, who played for the Colts for 13 years and won the team its only Super Bowl since it relocated to Indianapolis.
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Brainard endorsed that approach, particularly considering "crosscurrents" that are building up for growth, especially in the global economy outside the U.S. "Back in December, I had already noted that crosscurrents were increasing and that tailwinds were dying down, and I think that is even more true today because of those downside risks that are gathering," she said.
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Instead, just as the controversy that consumed the NBA for over a week seemed to be dying down, James used his considerable platform to throw Morey under the bus for costing the league money: I think when we all sit back and learn from the situation that happened, understand that what you could tweet or could say.
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Though the average Hamptons-goer will likely have no problem hunting down some of the popular beverage—unlike summer 2014, when a rosé shortage struck fear in the hearts of oyster-slurping imbibers everywhere—the Vineyard's drive-thru is definitely the laziest method of stocking up this summer… which will no doubt make it a huge hit in a rosé-obsessed market that doesn't appear to be dying down anytime soon.
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" But the outrage he had caused showed no sign of dying down, so Mr Trump released another explanation, a few hours later, in the afternoon of March 30th: "If Congress were to pass legislation making abortion illegal and the federal courts upheld this legislation, or any state were permitted to ban abortion under state and federal law, the doctor or any other person performing this illegal act upon a woman would be held legally responsible, not the woman.
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