Now, as he departs office, those hopes have largely evaporated.
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Her once seemingly insurmountable lead over Bernie Sanders has evaporated.
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All desire to ride that dick evaporated from my body.
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But that optimism evaporated this week as the selling intensified.
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Most of the fuel evaporated after the ship caught fire.
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But once the hearing started, the left's narrative quickly evaporated.
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Simmer until the water has nearly evaporated, about 10 minutes.
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But the memory of the actual flood hasn't quite evaporated.
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An early rally in United States crude oil prices evaporated.
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Greens, by contrast, evaporated as an electoral force in Burlington.
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Mr. Hofer's grin evaporated and he almost blew his cool.
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Add the vodka and cook until evaporated, about 2 minutes.
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But my patience for kids just being kids had evaporated.
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Eventually, the water ice evaporated and left behind salty deposits.
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The record business has evaporated for everyone not named Adele.
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Golden State's rebounding advantage in the first half has evaporated.
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The lead probably would have evaporated even without Bartman's interference.
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The real estate sector has tumbled as Chinese buyers evaporated.
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Any sympathy that the Israeli majority had toward Palestinians evaporated.
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He said he felt as if his soul had evaporated.
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With so much event risk, bids and offers have evaporated.
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Maybe 21987 percent of the words she knew have evaporated.
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Hopes for any growth this year have all but evaporated.
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That lead evaporated when penalty trouble piled up for the Rangers.
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But the EU's appetite for bringing about political change has evaporated.
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Yet increasingly, the restrictive expectations that previous generations faced have evaporated.
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Pour evaporated milk into saucepan; bring to a simmer over medium.
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It was also a prideful declaration: My sophomore slump just evaporated.
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Several years of strong organic growth at WPP evaporated in 2017.
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But by last week, their concerns had more or less evaporated.
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Much of the hard currency it needs to finance imports evaporated.
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Jobs that had relied on construction and booming domestic consumption evaporated.
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During the festival of horrors, my cellmate, Strangler Bob, had evaporated.
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United's multimillion dollar investment in corporate advertising evaporated in an instant.
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By the time 4 A.M. rolls around, her resolve has evaporated.
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Families here are traumatized; faith and trust in government have evaporated.
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That feeling evaporated in the eighth when the Dodgers' rally started.
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In that instant all those months of gaining our trust evaporated.
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Then, seemingly overnight, the epidemic evaporated and public attention moved on.
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This made sense in theory, but how could aluminum be evaporated?
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Brazilian interest rate futures also rose sharply as risk appetite evaporated.
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All at once, the skyline evaporated in a silvery, mystic haze.
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The pain of racist indignities dissipated over time, but never evaporated.
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By the time Election Day rolled around, his lead had evaporated.
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Any hope that this season might have been different evaporated quickly.
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They add up to a life, however glamorous, that has evaporated.
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All the jet fuel has since evaporated, the fire department said.
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Unfortunately, the gains we envisioned happening in the movie have evaporated.
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SA, where government influence evaporated in 2006 and this year, respectively.
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When his fling with Donna Rice was exposed, his support evaporated.
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Russia's superpower status evaporated, and the country was on its knees.
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When my mother arrived home, she had nothing, her hope evaporated.
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Suddenly, the luxury to reflect evaporated for vast numbers of people.
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It was also a prideful declaration: My sophomore slump just evaporated.
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Once I finally accepted who I was, that shame completely evaporated.
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The plaintiff's original complaint states that "Nowhere does the defendant explain to consumers (1) that 'evaporated cane juice' is not juice and (2) that 'evaporated cane juice' by its common and usual name is sugar," Forbes reports.
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The trail of Amy's movements evaporated after her phone call to police.
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But any talk of a return to tripe-digits has since evaporated.
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And the Spanish-language section of the site appeared to have evaporated.
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Others were just bad ideas that evaporated once in contact with reality.
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"It&aposs likely that most of it evaporated into space," Seybold said.
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When the groundwater eventually evaporated, the chemicals were leftover in the cracks.
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Lake Poopó (pronounced po-oh-PO) was officially declared evaporated last month.
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But it's 13 and consumer interest in 3D printers has long evaporated.
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But, any talk of a return to tripe-digits has since evaporated.
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That reluctance evaporated during the final GOP presidential debate before Super Tuesday.
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But that confidence quickly evaporated on her first day in RuPaul's workroom.
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At conventions, raucous trivia contests and showings of bootleg blooper reels evaporated.
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"Marcomentum" evaporated but a hefty $3.7 million remains in his campaign account.
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When the lights came up, Mr. West had evaporated into the mist.
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Anyone located within the fireball's radius would be "evaporated," the video says.
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In the end the plan evaporated, but not before the court capitulated.
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More than seven million more jobs evaporated in the months that followed.
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But the 4-0 lead he carried into the fourth quickly evaporated.
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Whatever suspense existed at the beginning of the second half evaporated quickly.
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But my ambivalence evaporated when I actually tried one of the exercises.
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Whatever interest I'd had in watching them evaporated once I knew them.
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Caring had filled the spaces that romantic love left when it evaporated.
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Thus, the benefits derived from the original exemptions for our industry evaporated.
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"High spirits among German businesses have evaporated," Ifo chief Clemens Fuest said.
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But the tough language of the Trump Administration last year has evaporated.
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Protests have diminished, and optimism that any change will come has evaporated.
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By August, those sales had all but evaporated — to just 97 cars.
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Gender stereotypes evaporated, and people chose candidates based on party, not gender.
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After boiling, he needs to check when the water has fully evaporated.
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Cook for another few minutes, until most of the liquid has evaporated.
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Whatever excitement has been building for Tuesday's big Google hardware reveal instantly evaporated.
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Fabian Oefner loves working with unusual materials like motor oil and evaporated alcohol.
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Add the beef and cook until the liquid has evaporated, about 10 minutes.
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Add the wine and allow to cook until fully evaporated, about 93 minute.
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But those gains evaporated and the dollar traded mostly flat on the day.
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Then, the dot-com bubble burst and its client base evaporated seemingly overnight.
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But prospects for a negotiated political settlement in Syria have long since evaporated.
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The air was hot and heavy enough that thoughts evaporated from my mind.
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Plawecki struck out, and the Mets' best chance to take the lead evaporated.
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That has totally evaporated and is being replaced by a more aggressive tone.
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Fortunately, that evaporated at check-in when reception staff kindly noted my request.
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The calm evaporated about a couple of hours later, at 10:42 a.m.
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Deglaze with the Pernod and cook until it has evaporated, about 1 minute.
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Cook until steamed and cooked through and the water has evaporated, 5 minutes.
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Evaporated milk, canned green beans and instant mashed potatoes mixed together, Top Ramen?
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Since the Eskom disclosures, much of McKinsey's business in South Africa has evaporated.
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With that, Liverpool's hopes of a league, cup and Champions League treble evaporated.
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The other is that Sanders's support among socially conservative rural whites has evaporated.
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It was as if the myths and fantasy of beautiful Paris had evaporated.
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The original list of ingredients included evaporated milk, an ingredient I'd never used.
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The ability of "please" to make a sentence polite evaporated a generation ago.
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Sadly, these positive vacation effects evaporated after just one day back at work.
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The French carmaker Renault said on Friday that profit practically evaporated in 2019.
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Sometimes, positive effects seen at three or six months evaporated by 12 months.
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The hope and optimism of the Arab Spring evaporated long ago, he said.
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Lamb's early lead has now nearly evaporated, with 96 percent of precincts reporting.
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Once the technology became more reliable and affordable, much of this derision evaporated.
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It felt like our entire social circle was just evaporated like that overnight.
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But the opposition led by Juan Guaido has stalled, if not evaporated entirely.
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As the saline lake evaporated, its salt concentration soared, killing fish en masse.
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Escape from their past was once the dream, but now it has evaporated.
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" A dying friend appears insubstantial, "as if the sea inside her had evaporated.
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The ban evaporated, and bombs fell on every European belligerent's capital save Rome.
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The oceans evaporated and left any hope for water-based life out of luck.
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Bake, stirring occasionally, until the alcohol has evaporated and the sugar is lightly golden.
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Typically, boron is found in places where water has evaporated, leaving the element behind.
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But advocates and immigrants say any sense of security has evaporated under President Trump.
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But that evaporated when Cruz dropped his bid after a grueling loss in Indiana.
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Her law license has been suspended, and her political support has all but evaporated.
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When the water had evaporated, Detloff claimed, we would learn the answer we sought.
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That sympathy evaporated about three weeks later because of the actions of one gunman.
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Combine the milk, cream, cheeses, evaporated milk, salt, and vanilla in a medium pot.
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Big, bad sugar is being replaced by the fresher, greener sounding evaporated cane juice.
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What water remained evaporated in the intense heat, leaving brine lakes and saline flats.
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I butt-slammed her so hard she evaporated off the side of the screen.
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But the spark he'd captured in In the Belly of the Beast had evaporated.
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The lava also evaporated the island's largest freshwater lake — within just a few hours.
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The belief that elections can catalyze real change has evaporated for many of them.
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Hopes of a deal with the European Union before the Brexit deadline have evaporated.
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Whatever back and forth Chance had been experiencing earlier in the night had evaporated.
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Those hopes have evaporated, and there is speculation that he may support Mr. Gove.
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Instead, the money evaporated through $0003 cocktails, gifts for her friends, and charitable donations.
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But that possibility has all but evaporated with the victory of Donald J. Trump.
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But it's true that clearest threat of impeachment for the president has now evaporated.
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But a crowdfunding effort raised only a few thousand dollars, and the project evaporated.
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Cook until the vegetables are soft and the liquid has almost evaporated, 5 minutes.
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About $323 billion evaporated from S&P 500 companies' stock market value on Thursday.
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"But the arguments evaporated when we had these programs up and running," she says.
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Whatever composure I had regained since the morning's first encounter evaporated all over again.
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"Any path to a statewide victory evaporated for Republicans on that day," he said.
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Arsenal's defense had evaporated, its fullbacks marooned upfield, their responsibilities forgotten in the excitement.
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Pour evaporated milk on it slowly, stirring gently until it's the consistency you like.
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What little language he acquired as a toddler has all but evaporated by adolescence.
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She once had it all, but when her rankings caved, monetary support mostly evaporated.
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On Tuesday the premium evaporated and the two contacts were at parity CMAL0-3.
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But the spikes in yields and volatility have evaporated as quickly as they appeared.
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By the time I entered the backyard with a shovel, the pool had evaporated.
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It was only at the very end that my father's calm veneer finally evaporated.
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At some point in the last decade, that good faith seems to have evaporated.
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And many of the arguments made in favour of the union in 2014 have evaporated.
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Such evaporated petrol is by design put back into the engine combustion chamber as fuel.
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My desire to have more with him slowly evaporated, and we settled into a friendship.
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But once the time came, and once you made your decision, your entire story evaporated.
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Since the attack on June 3rd, trust between the two sides has all but evaporated.
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Amazon's efforts to compete on the high end of the tablet market evaporated years ago.
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That legacy has now been spent, though, and any privilege physics once had has evaporated.
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Add spinach, and cook, stirring often, until wilted and liquid has evaporated, about 5 minutes.
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The streets were saturated with vehicles but the earnings of drivers and taxi companies evaporated.
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Eventually, however, the climate changed on Mars, and most of the water evaporated into space.
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RisingerEventually, however, the thick Martian atmosphere evaporated, and along with it, the planet's surface water.
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Whatever resolve or fortitude or repressive power had insulated me from my own neediness evaporated.
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But as prices slumped, the infusion of wealth from the fracking boom all but evaporated.
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Add sherry and soy sauce and cook until liquid has evaporated, 1-2 minutes more.
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But by the time I got back to the bathroom, my period had mysteriously evaporated.
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The rally came as expectations for a rate hike from the U.S. Federal Reserve evaporated.
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Also in June, the lava flow evaporated Hawaii's largest freshwater lake within a few hours.
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But her lead has all but evaporated as she continues to split polling with Sanders.
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Now, experts said, the ideological component has evaporated, but the goal of weakening adversaries remains.
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When the war ended in 2003, on a local level the state evaporated, says Berwouts.
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Their web presence hasn't entirely evaporated though — their music can still be found on YouTube.
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Tuesday's emergency reduction was met with a sharp rally on Wall Street that quickly evaporated.
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But that sense of restraint evaporated as crowds swelled along the length of the fence.
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Life could be such a blur that it's no wonder certain tender memories have evaporated.
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Bernie Sanders's chances of a comeback in the Democratic presidential race have all but evaporated.
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Bernie Sanders's chances of a comeback in the Democratic presidential race have all but evaporated.
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But those arguments have largely evaporated from sight since the Saturday shooting in El Paso.
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But after he posted birdies on the first two holes, any potential drama quickly evaporated.
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A survey on Thursday showed growth in Brazil's manufacturing sector almost completely evaporated in December.
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Support from his fellow Republicans has evaporated over the fallout from a secretly recorded meeting.
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Because of the crack, any other items beyond the nails -- possibly urine -- evaporated or disappeared.
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All the jet fuel has since evaporated, and affected schools returned to normal schedules Wednesday.
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And the national appetite for such a ban had evaporated by 2004, when it lapsed.
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But after massive electoral fraud, from top to bottom, Morales's credibility in the country evaporated.
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Likewise, if my "Reputation Meter," visualized as a Medici crest, evaporated, I would be exiled.
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The number of Russian visitors all but evaporated, falling by nearly 80 percent, the data showed.
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The shortage of solar-grade polysilicon had evaporated by 21.5 as Chinese manufacturers cranked up production.
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The water was eventually cut off from the oceans and evaporated, depositing thick layers of salt.
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He asked me what went wrong but I punched him in the face and he evaporated.
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Elon Musk's take-private plans for Tesla have evaporated, but the company's looming debt needs remain.
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Mr Maduro tried price controls; supply either evaporated or moved to the black market in response.
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As an influx of followers pored over the archive of my personal life, my confidence evaporated.
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Cook over high heat until water is evaporated and broccoli is almost tender, about 8 minutes.
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It's then slid onto a silicon chip, evaporated with gold pellets, and blasted with plasma gas.
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But that's a long way off, and the sense of urgency could have evaporated by then.
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But Clinton's post-convention edge has evaporated this month, both nationally and in crucial battleground states.
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Deglaze with the beer and cook for 4 minutes, or until the beer has mostly evaporated.
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So what we do is really only to use city water for the part that's evaporated.
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Romo has played in five games over the last two seasons, and his durability has evaporated.
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Add mushrooms; cook, stirring often, until mushrooms are soft and moisture has evaporated, about 5 minutes.
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Add the vinegar and wine, and cook until liquid has almost completely evaporated, about 5 minutes.
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In recent days, hope of more official negotiations taking place seem to have all but evaporated.
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It's no secret that many Midwestern cities have lost population as jobs evaporated in recent decades.
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"The optimism in the markets at the beginning of the week evaporated extremely quickly," he said.
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From the S&P 500 alone, $1.6 trillion in value has evaporated as of Wednesday's close.
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When the solvent evaporated the inside of the capillary was left evenly coated with the polymer.
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In the instance of the Phoenix Lander's detection, the snow evaporated before it hit the ground.
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Her Twitter account was recently hacked, and all of her tweets — thousands of them — basically evaporated.
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Those gains have largely evaporated since — the index is now just 4% up for the year.
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Ms. Arceneaux's startling rendition is made with glazed doughnuts, condensed milk, evaporated milk, eggs and sugar.
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It's tricky to peg the value of this car, because the competitive set has entirely evaporated.
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Since the allegations broke, Moore's lead in the polls has almost completely evaporated in every survey.
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The feeling that you have that there are no other gay people in sports evaporated quickly.
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That is unlike the Obama years, during which time Venezuelan freedom and free enterprise evaporated. Sen.
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Rumors of potential other bidders — Google, Disney and Apple were among the names floated — quickly evaporated.
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But my pride in being some sort of pepper champ evaporated in the woods that afternoon.
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If Chinese demand growth really has evaporated, why did the country import record amounts last year?
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Add the mushrooms and cook until the moisture from the mushrooms has evaporated, about 15 minutes.
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But the hope quickly evaporated, as Wizig's rental properties began racking up hundreds of code violations.
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By now, any residual anxiety I might have felt about visiting Tunisia has long since evaporated.
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After this revelation, the theory evaporated, until 1938, when Anna Anderson met with the Schanzkowska family.
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Stir in the vodka and cook until evaporated, 1 minute longer, then stir in the cream.
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The water ice then evaporated away in the sun, leaving only the bright-colored hexahydrite behind.
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Tourism has nearly evaporated, with bankruptcies starting to pop up among hotels, restaurants and tour operators.
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But that possibility has evaporated because of the second irony of immigration in the Trump era.
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At travel agencies in Atlanta and Los Angeles, several workers lost their jobs as bookings evaporated.
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For millennials, that stigma evaporated in concert with the widening acceptance of homosexuality — especially in California.
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About 503 percent of the company's revenue evaporated almost overnight in the wake of the outbreak.
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After Kaepernick challenged the terms of the workout, interest from those teams evaporated, that person said.
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That quickly evaporated following the swings of Flores and Cabrera off the Marlins reliever Kyle Barraclough.
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But his concern for Harrington's mental state evaporated after Harrington said something that took him aback.
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But that hope evaporated, he said, with the GOP's decision to break from the intelligence community.
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Investors poured money into Canada's marijuana market, but one year after legalization, the euphoria has evaporated.
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The days turned into months, and one day I realized that the clouds had evaporated completely.
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"The Trump trade has evaporated," said Neil Dutta, head of economic research at Renaissance Macro Research.
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As a result, the competitive advantage that the U.S. once had in attracting businesses has evaporated.
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But those gains evaporated and the Dow was just slightly higher for most of the day.
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When the peas are cooked and the water is evaporated, add them to the reserved sausage.
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Nearly half a trillion dollars has evaporated from GE's market value over the past 18 years.
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With my father buried the year before and my sister stationed in Germany, the holidays evaporated.
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Ms. Loughlin's role on "Fuller House," a Netflix project reprising the hit sitcom, also apparently evaporated.
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Before that hope curdled and finally evaporated, it kept the team in a sort of suspension.
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Today you find that some problems have totally evaporated while others have suddenly become more pressing.
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The mix produced a large steam plume that quickly evaporated all of the water in the lake.
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But after Krebs wrote about the bot surges aimed at us and him, our new followers evaporated.
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In the opening hour of trading on Friday morning, 120 billion pounds of stock market value evaporated.
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Hopes of an agreement before a meeting of euro-zone finance ministers on February 20th have evaporated.
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Optimism shared among many analysts that U.S.-China trade tensions would cool off appears to have evaporated.
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That idea evaporated in Rio, according to Etienne Thobois, chief executive of the Paris 2024 bidding committee.
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The townspeople's expectation of life-altering financial compensation evaporated, and most remained trapped in their tainted homes.
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"March's gentle optimism regarding the coming months has evaporated," Ifo President Clemens Fuest said in a statement.
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Those claims quickly evaporated when it became clear that they had really seen patterns from cosmic dust.
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As soon as I walked out of the salon, my hair evaporated into a ball of frizz.
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In a blender, add the egg yolks, cream of coconut, evaporated milk, sweetened condensed milk and sugar.
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Half Alnylam Pharmaceuticals' $6 billion market value evaporated on Thursday after patient deaths ended a drug trial.
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Add whole milk, evaporated milk and eggs; beat on low until eggs are incorporated, about 5 minutes.
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The air was so thick with artificial fog and evaporated sweat that you could choke on it.
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Both experiments used laser pulses to measure the droplets as they traveled and evaporated in the vacuum.
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Hopes of a deal evaporated when Saudi Arabia said it would not freeze output unless Iran did.
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Meanwhile, the inflation-limiting effects of a strengthened dollar and lower oil prices will have mostly evaporated.
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But in recent decades, the distance between mainstream feminism and the Democratic Party has almost totally evaporated.
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By gently heating rum or gin in a flask, the alcohol is evaporated into a separate container.
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A "melt-up" that sent the MSCI's world share index up 22018 percent in January suddenly evaporated.
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And thus evaporated the world's last and best hope of ridding itself forever of the nuclear curse.
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He emerged as a popular figure, but his support largely evaporated because of various scandals and missteps.
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However, the advantage of that early lead and limited rivalry has evaporated and America finds itself lagging.
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"The whole big euphoria that existed a few months ago has evaporated a little bit," said Tockuss.
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The respect given to a fellow academic instantly evaporated and she found herself being talked down to.
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Once Trump won, any hope that he would evolve into a more standard-issue politician evaporated quickly.
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Buyukakcay lost seven straight points, and all the momentum gained from getting back into the set evaporated.
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Needless to say, what little support that remained for the strong-dollar theme this week quickly evaporated.
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Since Mr. Trump's July sweep through Europe — to Brussels, England, Scotland and Helsinki — that certainty has evaporated.
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The blue-collar jobs that once formed the backbone of the black community in Baltimore have evaporated.
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The melody of that mournful song, an anti-lynching protest, evaporated into the noise of the fair.
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Lululemon expectations have improved so much that the upside opportunity has evaporated for investors, according to Citigroup.
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The cloud of dark piss, the tide mark of salt that shows how the water has evaporated.
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The nationalism that defined the country during the last major anniversary, the centenary in 1967, has evaporated.
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Greenpeace said it is impossible to estimate how much of the condensate has burned off or evaporated.
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That hope evaporated the next day when Korey began calling people into a room one by one.
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With fears of a breakup of the euro zone largely evaporated, confidence across the bloc has risen.
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Savings evaporated overnight in an economic meltdown engineered by financiers and facilitated by the abolishers of risk.
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Likewise, the public's good will, which long sustained the freedom of the press in America, has evaporated.
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Now that a handful of those exciting opportunities have quietly evaporated, my Pollyanna shtick is getting old.
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If Merrick Garland had taken Scalia's seat, the odds of an Abood reversal likely would have evaporated.
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Some believe that the appetite for risk has increased as concern about Brexit has evaporated in recent weeks.
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The FTSE 22018 opened higher but gains quickly evaporated, leaving the index down 211 percent at the close.
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By 3PM, Hawaii County Fire Department confirmed that the lake had filled and that its water had evaporated.
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Some gun advocates fear that by then the political will in Congress for gun legislation will have evaporated.
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That first domino got knocked over, and rather than falling in sequence, all the rest evaporated into mist.
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But when the government's repression hit that support evaporated, in large part because people didn't want to die.
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Like the employees, the founders will suddenly find that all that money they thought they had has evaporated.
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This may suggest that some of the premium gold has recently enjoyed as compared to silver has evaporated.
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An expected landslide victory has evaporated amid U-turns and a bizarre unwillingness to face discussion and debate.
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But any chance of getting out is an illusion; it evaporated the minute Zama took on his post.
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By the time she reached the spot, the urine might have already seeped into the ground or evaporated.
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The biggest alteration involved subbing sweetened condensed milk for the granulated sugar and some of the evaporated milk.
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We're told somehow Kylie got in touch with others who were at the party and her doubts evaporated.
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The money, as I'll explain, evaporated into an allegedly fraudulent scheme to manufacture tens of thousands of plaintiffs.
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Yet in some cases, money they had donated for social projects evaporated in the hands of municipal officials.
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Beto O'Rourke of Texas started quite strong, but in recent months has seen any traction all but evaporated.
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Trade has soared since then, but labor rights promises evaporated before the ink on the agreement was dry.
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A simple solution is to swap out the condensed milk for equal parts fruit preserves and evaporated milk.
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At the same time, across regions where blue-collar jobs in manufacturing and other sectors have evaporated, Mrs.
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The adrenaline of the first day has evaporated, and now it's time to figure out a survival strategy.
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Unfortunately, most of Esser's money evaporated in 1940 due to a bad investment in the US stock market.
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After winning the Italian race his Tour hopes evaporated as he struggled in the Alps and finished fifth.
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But that evaporated last weekend when he was widely celebrated, after having been encouraged to pursue his comeback.
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The fantasy evaporated in the time it took to get the dress from the floor to my hips.
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An enormous amount, maybe half, had evaporated, and the mother had formed a firm crust over the top.
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The list of donors she had amassed evaporated following her announcement in January, The New York Times reported.
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I even attended one of those evening seminars on finding the right career: useless and 70 bucks evaporated.
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But the right to demand complete information had evaporated with the growing feeling that no one had it.
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Scientists think this is likely due to a very dry period when water evaporated, leaving the salts behind.
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His face has been in the floor of the kayak and the salt is from the evaporated water.
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But Democrats' options for a fourth Republican to join them in Friday's witness vote appear to have evaporated.
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They had a 10-point buffer with 113 minutes 29 seconds left in the fourth, and it evaporated.
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The Nasdaq composite fell 21988 percent to 7,234.31 as a rally in tech stocks evaporated in afternoon trading.
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But volcanic eruptions formed rock barriers and created an inland sea that eventually evaporated in the intense heat.
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Normalcy evaporated and the acrimony and sheer strangeness of the everyday story of the Trump administration took over.
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The implication is that Bardav's "board" of two people evaporated when Barbara sold her half of the company.
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Without Kennedy, that majority has evaporated, likely replaced with a harder-line majority that could preserve the practice.
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And love has just about evaporated from the Waterford household, once again in turmoil thanks to their rebellious handmaid.
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Any sympathy for the press evaporated quicker than piss on a hot rock and the whole thing got dropped.
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However, premaket gains quickly evaporated in good part due to negative sentiment off Apple's earnings after the close Thursday.
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After the organic liquids in the brain evaporated, the brain was almost immediately replaced by a chunk of ash.
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But that quickly evaporated with a horrible start, one that saw them go winless through their first seven games.
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Seats were down 22 percent, corporate spending on travel evaporated, the debt was coming due and they shut down.
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It would seem like negative equity should have evaporated by now, given how fast home prices have been rising.
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To make the frosting, combine the sugar, egg yolks, and evaporated milk in the top of a double boiler.
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The federal food agency is now directly calling out companies and consumers who associate evaporated cane juice with health.
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Companies like PayByTouch over 8 years ago and Powa more recently together evaporated over $500M before dissolving into bankruptcy.
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What looked like a landslide in April started to look shaky through May and has now evaporated in June.
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Increase the heat to medium-high, add the wine, and cook until the wine has evaporated, about 53 minutes.
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By the time the grand finale began, virtually all the goodwill built up during the film's opening had evaporated.
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His is music that requires distillation: minimal, evaporated dancehall, boiled down to compressed beats and a cooed, spare lyrics.
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A few years later, when a woman approaching middle age realizes that her career has stalled or evaporated completely?
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Safe-haven buying stemming from the U.S. missile attack on Syria lifted demand for bullion, but that eventually evaporated.
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Steam the dumplings for about 3-4 minutes, until the dumplings are cooked through and the water has evaporated.
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It evaporated with this close up of La La Land producer Jordan Horowitz's hand: Image of the night pic.twitter.
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The threat evaporated on Thursday, though, when the recanvass yielded no change and Mr. Bevin threw in the towel.
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But those gains evaporated steadily in ensuing months as the mild-mannered Schulz failed to drum up voter enthusiasm.
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But those profits have evaporated with mismanagement and the drop in global oil prices over the past two years.
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Stranger still, some internal polling indicated that the carbon tax was popular with the electorate before support largely evaporated.
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With less than 12 days before caucus voters in Iowa assemble, Clinton's lead over the democratic socialist has evaporated.
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By Wednesday morning, however, it was clear whatever leverage he may have had had evaporated amid the political crisis.
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They then evaporated with the surface water, condensed, and froze into the moon's icy crust, according to the study.
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While there are certainly still overhead projectors in use in some schools, the market for these devices has evaporated.
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So many of those fundamentals evaporated during the Warriors' 124-117 overtime loss to the Timberwolves at Oracle Arena.
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Often people had applied for disability when other means of government support evaporated such as welfare or unemployment benefits.
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We do a combination of evaporated and condensed and coconut milk, so you have layers of flavors and sweetness.
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Stir in the vinegar, spinach, lavender, and cilantro and cook until the vinegar has evaporated, about 5 minutes more.
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James reaches milestone; Cavaliers edge 76ers PHILADELPHIA — An early 18-point lead evaporated into a late five-point deficit.
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A month and a half later, Luminary is live, and most of that good will seems to have evaporated.
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And, before her shame at this transparent falsehood has evaporated, the boy coolly bids her farewell and turns away.
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Sure, Elizabeth Warren is still in the race for the Democratic nomination, but her chances of prevailing have evaporated.
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New York (CNN Business)The Trump stock rally, which at its peak only last month seemed unending, has evaporated.
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Without congregants, the donations collected during services have suddenly evaporated, leaving churches without a major source of financial support.
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Ms. Parker's last full-time job, as a marketing analyst for a pet supply retail chain, evaporated in 2018.
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But whatever good will Mr. Wilson had secured in the past year evaporated almost in an instant last week.
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The fluorescent light above the sink buzzes slightly as I line up cans of milk, both condensed and evaporated.
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But those gains evaporated as investors continued to fret over the severity and the prolonged impact of the outbreak.
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The main U.S. indexes had opened more than 1% higher but the gains soon evaporated in highly volatile trading.
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As he makes another foreign trip this week, the star power and magnetism -- and the hope -- has mostly evaporated.
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But that reality evaporated soon after Barneys filed for bankruptcy last year and liquidation specialists took over its stores.
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If members had once seen Tillerson as a steadying force in the White House, that channel had just evaporated.
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As each media mirage evaporated into thin air, reporters groped about in search of other things to gripe about.
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Meanwhile, her durable lead against presumptive GOP nominee Trump, which was for months in double digits, has now evaporated.
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While many regional theaters once had resident companies, that model has evaporated over the past two decades or so.
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We're not entirely sure why private e-cigarette funding evaporated this past year, but there are a few possible explanations.
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A few weeks ago, the market was convinced (conservative presidential candidate Francois) Fillon would win and that certainty has evaporated.
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With the decline in oil and mineral prices in recent years, Brazil fell into a recession, and Batista's empire evaporated.
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I'm more fun to be around, as the veiled bitterness that used to inflect interactions with my friends has evaporated.
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However, with virtually no mobile market share to bolster it, interest in Microsoft's do-everything platform has all but evaporated.
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When the now-infamous Donald Trump/Billy Bush audio feed was released, my confidence in Donald Trump all but evaporated.
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Evaporated cane juice/cane juice solids Don't let the health halo around juice fool you — this is basically just sugar.
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Once Jaye expressed her discomfort to Adams, she says that plans for them to collaborate on an album together evaporated.
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The group's initially low profile evaporated last Spring when it carried out a series of major attacks against the authorities.
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But when the "smoking gun" White House tape was released on August 5, 1974, Nixon's remaining support from Republicans evaporated.
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It just means that the salt evaporated hundreds of millions of years ago and became trapped under layers of soil.
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Trust in May's handling of Brexit has evaporated since she gambled away her parliamentary majority in an election in June.
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Volatility has basically evaporated across the financial markets, creating an eerie quiet that could be the calm before the storm.
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Susan Fowler said said that her prospects at the company evaporated after she complained about sexual advances from her boss.
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Now that many of those leads have evaporated, Clinton and her aides have implored their voters to stand by her.
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The number and distribution of these particles holds information that would otherwise be lost when a black hole evaporated away.
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For the several weeks I've had the headphones, my slight hesitation to leave the house with them never quite evaporated.
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The market's expectations of interest rate hikes this year from the U.S. and UK central banks have completely evaporated too.
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London time (6:25 A.M. ET), some of that fizz had evaporated but the metal still stood 3 percent higher.
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A brief recovery on Tuesday on signs that Washington would delay some of those moves quickly evaporated on Wednesday morning.
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Limestone (14-8), which led for most of the first half, went five minutes without scoring as its lead evaporated.
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Even if it looks as though all the water has evaporated, the rice will continue to steam and soften. 6.
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With Hillary Clinton's loss to Trump last year, his last chance to regain any real power within the party evaporated.
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With the plummeting of oil and mineral prices in recent years, however, Brazil entered a recession, and Batista's empire evaporated.
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Often, they are enforced long after their initial justifications have evaporated (if they ever really existed in the first place).
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They found that the planets probably evolved like Venus, which would mean any liquid water would have evaporated early on.
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Music, so recently everywhere, was gone, evaporated, although its restorative effects were still in my bones, seeping into my skin.
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Those struggles evaporated almost immediately on Monday, as she scored 29 points in a dominating first half for the Huskies.
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Expectations for a 50-basis-point rate cut this month have evaporated, but investors still expect a 25 bps cut.
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That evaporated during the Iraq War and hit worrying lows (30% in Germany, 39% in France) before Bush left office.
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Add in the shells and cook, stirring vigorously, over high heat, until all the liquid has evaporated, about 29 minutes.
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When the krona's value evaporated during the crash, they came to his rescue — he bartered horses for cars and tractors.
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Cook, turning as needed, until the mushrooms are slightly browned and the liquid has evaporated from the skillet, 3 minutes.
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Although the tax had the backing of state leaders, it evaporated under pressure from real estate interests and legal concerns.
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While the market initially rose slightly, those gains evaporated as the issue of a trade war resurfaced later Friday morning.
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It does not matter if we stand in our kitchen today with sweetened condensed milk or evaporated milk and sugar.
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But in a matter of days, like everyone else, we saw the world change around us and our plans evaporated.
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The portal to their realm evaporated into the mist whence it came, and I know it will never appear again.
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Indeed the impact of the BOJ's action quickly evaporated in the currency market, on which the BOJ has less control.
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After the Cold War, however, fears of such a deadly encounter evaporated and few gave much thought to such possibilities.
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The character simply evaporated from the Lyons's world — except for one brief conversation that seemed engineered to explain his disappearance.
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Early strength in feeder cattle evaporated after the January contract failed to hold support above its 40-day moving average.
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It was apparently injected with some kind of artificial gravity that evaporated when they cut it open at the lab.
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Whatever hopes she may have had when she committed to a dash to the summit clearly evaporated before her arrival.
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China slapped a tariff on US lobsters in July of 2018, and about 20% of Maine Coast's sales instantly evaporated.
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Storms add to their girth by sucking up evaporated seawater and build stronger winds by converting water vapor into energy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Elon Musk's take-private plans for Tesla Inc have evaporated, but the company's looming debt needs remain.
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Much of the fuel evaporated after the ship caught fire and sank, but the slicks raised fears of an environmental catastrophe.
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Trillions of dollars of wealth evaporated amidst a housing and subprime loan crisis that ultimately led to a global liquidity crisis.
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But hope for any quick deal evaporated last month following a spontaneous skirmish between President Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Second, goodwill towards Britain has largely evaporated; it will be negotiating with the EU as a third country, not a partner.
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The same seems to be true in the south-west, where Lib Dem dreams of making big gains have largely evaporated.
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But the plan evaporated when the developer pulled out last year, after finding itself in legal trouble with the city council.
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European shares began the day in the black, mirroring a bounce in Chinese stocks, but the gains evaporated as Italian banks .
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But how will manufacturers be describing the ingredient now that "evaporated cane juice" has been relegated to the halls of fiction?
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At this temperature, enough water has evaporated to impart a rich amber glow upon it, not to mention other magical properties.
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The bubble in technology stocks evaporated, and with the shallow recession that followed, so did some of the forecast tax revenue.
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After holding consistent leads in Ohio and Florida for much of the summer, Clinton's edge in those crucial battlegrounds has evaporated.
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The S&P 500 had been up over half a percent, but that gain evaporated after the announcement of the indictments.
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The researchers looked at these cocoons under microscopes, and realized that the foamy structure probably formed as water evaporated, creating bubbles.
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Last year, the company announced plans to shutter the suburban Chicago bakery where the Twinkie was invented and 400 jobs evaporated.
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The picture was not distributed and any warmth evaporated when they sat around the table with U.N. and other senior officials.
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Their hold on the division, which at the beginning of the month seemed almost unassailable, evaporated before the month was over.
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Cook until the water has evaporated, leaving a paper thin disk of golden-brown starch on the bottom of the pan.
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But once that constant existential threat had evaporated, with the collapse of the Soviet Union, a strangely powerful amnesia set in.
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But the good news that once allayed the fears of the doubters and hardened the resolve of the faithful has evaporated.
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Some Russians also see the concessions as signs of weakness from a Ukrainian president whose hopes for American support have evaporated.
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Clinton received after the Democratic National Convention in July evaporated after she emerged from an August packed with private fund-raisers.
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"After Y2K occurred, the Fed lifted rates which eventually evaporated the cheap financing that had underwritten the technology boom," Darby said.
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Benzene is a known carcinogen, and other evaporated hydrocarbons contribute to the formation of ground-level ozone smog and particulate matter.
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He played a man literally afraid of his own shadow – and with good reason, as it evaporated anyone who touched it.
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With Kavanaugh in Kennedy's place, that majority has evaporated, likely replaced with a harder-line majority that could preserve the practice.
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Rather, businesses can continue to limp along, even when their underlying operations are not making money and customer demand has evaporated.
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The Midwest FurFest went on again last year without a hitch, but the mystery of the chlorine has not yet evaporated.
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Mr. Moore's solid lead in voter surveys evaporated just after the scandal broke, but his poll numbers later edged upward again.
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Foie gras is a standout on the appetizer menu, plated with smoked plantains, evaporated-milk caramel and a sour-orange reduction.
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That had evaporated long ago, during her slow boil of a meltdown that she was struggling to keep a lid on.
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But there will be many people who are confident about their job security — or moving for job offers that haven't evaporated.
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As the company's fortunes evaporated, Immelt had to shed NBCUniversal and most of the once-too-big-to-fail GE Capital.
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The rest was lost or embezzled by a stepgrandfather, who absconded, or it evaporated in the stock market crash of 22012.
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Pete Buttigieg's slim lead in the state's Democratic caucus results evaporated overnight, and he now stands virtually even with Bernie Sanders.
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The bottom line: Those office T1 lines no longer matter, and Cyber Monday should have evaporated, but it's still going strong.
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With the killing of General Soleimani, any prospect of a new nuclear deal or any negotiations with the Iranians has evaporated.
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In some cases, the Chinese market evaporated for American exporters, resulting in tumbling commodity prices, and big losses for US farmers.
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It's still possible that the wax was perfumed, but it would have long since evaporated, so they can't know for sure.
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"That way of life has really evaporated," said Jonathan Weinzapfel, who was Evansville's mayor the year Whirlpool left, idling 1,100 workers.
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In what's left of the sideshow tradition these days, boundaries between natural borns, self-made, and working acts have largely evaporated.
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That would, in turn, alter how much water is evaporated and how much carbon is absorbed, creating an altogether different ecosystem.
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And Mars' oceans have long since evaporated away, leaving a vast dust-ridden desert at the mercy of the callous Martian winds.
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And finally: I worked with men in vineyards once who were paidIn wages thin as water, cash that evaporated & rose like heat. . . .
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And after one billion years, Earth's surface temperature will likely be hovering around 117 degrees Fahrenheit and its water will have evaporated.
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The hopes that Ukraine would implode or that Moscow-friendly forces could take power in presidential elections due in 2019 have evaporated.
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Saibal Sengupta, Chief Financial Officer of electronic goods maker Usha International, said he saw sales slide as liquidity evaporated in this period.
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A month later, the cooling water in nuclear power stations would have evaporated which would cause Chernobyl-level disasters across the world.
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But as more details and allegations surfaced, the tide turned and that backing evaporated, forcing Conyers to announce his resignation on Tuesday.
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No, net neutrality is not tantamount to government control of the internet; no, broadband investment hasn't evaporated since net neutrality was passed.
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Any sympathy we had mustered for Valizadeh evaporated (unlike the urine) as we squatted and noticed but two sheets of toilet paper.
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Some staff started walking away once business evaporated, and now that news of the closing is public, more have started to leave.
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Other airline orders evaporated as the purchase price soared and they were eventually retired as maintenance costs rose and passenger revenue fell.
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The Dow's early gains evaporated Wednesday afternoon, dropping from a session high of up 300 points to finish the day down 167.
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HTC is being lapped by more agile and cost-effective rivals, and its traditional advantage of having better design has basically evaporated.
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Over the last several years, as Venezuela's economy collapsed and Maduro's popular support evaporated, he and his circle have become increasingly authoritarian.
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With every bit of good fortune the Yankees have received recently, the tincture of optimism evaporated as quickly as it had arrived.
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There's also the matter of fruit juice concentrates, which are juices that have been stripped of nearly everything but sugar and evaporated.
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So as you do your 2250 tax return you could face an aggravating realization: You owe taxes on sums that have evaporated.
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Any such possibility would appear to have evaporated entirely on 17 April when the White House transmitted the nomination to the Senate.
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"Free at Last" picks up with Escobar reasserting the near-mythical power that had partially evaporated during his time in La Catedral.
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"We had some positive leads, but gains have quickly evaporated," said Christopher Conway, head of research and trading at Australian Stock Report.
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The lead evaporated in the fifth when LeMahieu, who had earlier doubled and scored, singled up the middle to score Charlie Blackmon.
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Take my word for it, after 18-plus years, whatever idealism might once have been in the Army has almost completely evaporated.
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The evaporated water causes an increase in precipitation, which turns into snow and ice as it rains over the continent of Antarctica.
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Make the cheese sauce: Pour ¾ of the evaporated milk into a small saucepan and warm on a medium heat for 2 minutes.
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Transfer to a blender along with the evaporated milk, rocoto purée, red pepper purée, salt, and egg yolk and purée until smooth.
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And, with it, the hopes of people like Flake that Trump would be someone they could find ways to work with evaporated.
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The crowd in our section burst into laughter, the tension evaporated, and they cheered their team on to a 3-2 victory.
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United, in a very real sense, has sold its soles, but whatever qualms that might have once existed have long since evaporated.
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"In a warmer atmosphere, there's more moisture being evaporated from the oceans to feed into the heaviest rain events," Mr. Henson said.
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The city's lively nightlife, which accounts for a fifth of the 0003 billion euros generated by food and entertainment nationally, has evaporated.
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But challenges were building and by 2000, when voters registered growing dissatisfaction with him, his earlier benevolence toward white farmers finally evaporated.
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Five of the seven reported that their symptoms of dependence evaporated for up to six months after a single dose of ibogaine.
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Even for people far from the virus's epicenter, major life events evaporated in recent weeks and others continued under drastically altered conditions.
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She is the first to admit that she didn't think much of the very early Bob Dylan, although her skepticism quickly evaporated.
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The Sanchi was carrying 136,000 tonnes of condensate before the accident, most of which evaporated after the stricken shipped burned for days.
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"Pelosi and Schumer thought they had a deal with the DREAM Act back in 2628, but then suddenly it evaporated," Raskin said.
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Trump's pre-debate gains evaporated as he reverted to the erratic caricature that the two previous campaign teams had struggled to control.
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President Michel Temer's already tenuous political support evaporated within hours after recordings of his conversation with Joesley Batista, an agribusiness mogul, surfaced.
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McDowell's slim overnight lead evaporated at the opening hole as he carded a bogey after finding the bunker with his tee shot.
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After her LSD overdose, not only had her pain evaporated, she felt no withdrawal symptoms from the opioids she had been taking.
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The sun had come out hard after the storm and evaporated the water, leaving the salt in a crust on his eye.
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Mr. Low's fortune evaporated under scrutiny from authorities here and abroad who say that his money was stolen from the Malaysian people.
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But since 203, a full third of all manufacturing jobs — 5 million since 2000 — have evaporated, making guys less appealing as husbands.
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But by the time of our visit, that smug notion had evaporated, and Nixon's doom was little more than four months away.
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Nearly half a trillion has evaporated from GE's market value over the past 18 years, or roughly the size of Facebook (FB).
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Figures from the Washington-based International Institute of Finance show that portfolio inflows - overseas demand for local stocks and bonds - have evaporated.
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But in 2015, that promise evaporated when the two companies split apart and raised a combined $54 million to fund separate futures.
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Their patience evaporated in April, when authorities arrested a group of elders whom they had chosen to press their case with the government.
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But some of that admiration evaporated when Salah turned up with Kadyrov at the stadium and held hands with the former Islamist rebel.
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Return to the heat and when the caramel starts bubbling, deglaze with the remaining rum and continue cooking until the alcohol has evaporated.
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Trading volume in the U.S. evaporated this week, as most investors and traders have left their offices in light of the Christmas holiday.
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But take a look at the nutritional label, and you'll find sugar — albeit the organic evaporated cane juice kind — and lots of it.
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Always go for canned fruits and vegetables, a canned protein like chili or tuna, non-perishable whole grains, and dried or evaporated milk.
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Cook for about 5 minutes, until the tomato juice has evaporated and the mixture is starting to dry out in the pan. 4.
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"All of these countries were feeling an active, engaged policy by the US on human rights issues and now that has all evaporated."
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Every time he moved, sweat dripped off him, making spots on the tarp that immediately evaporated under the searing sunlight and dry wind.
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About $1.5bn in revenue evaporated, forcing Mr McAuliffe and Virginia's Republican-controlled legislature to cut spending, even for such prized services as education.
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The Gulf of Mexico was once an enclosed basin, and seawater pouring in may have evaporated and formed those deposits, according to Eos.
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The lead Clinton enjoyed for months in swing state and national polls has all but evaporated, raising the stakes for the first debate.
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When he took office in 2001 and those projections evaporated, he pivoted and described the tax cut as a needed fiscal stimulus measure.
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In the hazy light of morning, and with the magnetic attraction we'd felt evaporated from our systems, we decided to stay just friends.
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The early anticipation, on both sides, that the two men and two countries could get along and improve relations appears to have evaporated.
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That argument quickly evaporated, though, after Trump -- both on Twitter and in interviews -- said that he had wanted to fire Comey for months.
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Spooked last month by an outbreak of harmony among top central banks about tightening policy, debt markets jitters appear to have evaporated again.
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As a consequence the spread between onshore and offshore yuan exchange rates briefly evaporated, having stood at more than 2 percent last week.
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But some of that caution appears to have evaporated following problems with the Keystone pipeline that delivers crude from Canada into the region.
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In the third phase, all of the ethanol has evaporated and you can see a water drop sitting on an anise-oil ring.
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Her standing on the national team dropped in a couple of years, until it looked as if her longstanding Olympic aspirations had evaporated.
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Overall though, this storm has practically evaporated into thin air, sparing the most populated areas and the region with the most critical infrastructure.
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Last week, the NY Fed offered $1.5 trillion to fight "highly unusual disruptions," particularly in the Treasury market where analysts said liquidity evaporated.
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In 21, Clinton's January superdelegate lead of fewer than 100 slowly evaporated over the campaign as a result of new endorsements for Obama.
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Peeling back the lid, I realized evaporated milk is just milk that has been cooked down to a thicker, sweeter version of itself.
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Uncover and continue to cook until the chiles have softened and all but about 1⁄4 cup [60 ml] of the liquid has evaporated.
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It was hard for him to answer with more than a simple yes or no, as if vocabulary had evaporated from his mind.
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Airborne spread happens when the residue from evaporated, infected droplets gets suspended in the air and indirectly infects those who breathe it in.
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Bothwell Ranch is one of the last remaining orange groves in the San Fernando Valley, a vestige of the long-evaporated citrus industry.
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But those middle-wage jobs evaporated quickly during the Great Recession and continue to dry up, per a recent McKinsey Global Institute report.
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It's as if the beginning of our modern mass immigration system in 85033 evaporated the pent-up gains from the civil rights struggle.
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Expectations of a rate increase have all but evaporated after some weak economic data, and Wall Street looked set to follow Europe higher.
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But that hope evaporated the moment he was led to a government plane, accompanied by other asylum-seekers from El Salvador and Honduras.
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Yet the idea of a united front among Gulf states against the terrorist group has all but evaporated, and hypocrisies and contradictions abound.
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The House Intelligence panel, on which Pelosi previously served, traditionally had a reputation for being nonpartisan, but that has evaporated in recent years.
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The NRA has lost ground largely because the "passion gap" between pro-gun voters and gun violence prevention voters has all but evaporated.
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But then prices plummeted and the profits evaporated, and this year Medicine Hat faced a budget shortfall for the first time in memory.
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The severe loss of territory in Iraq and Syria means that routes for foreign jihadists to reach the self-declared caliphate have evaporated.
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Biden's once double-digit lead has evaporated as surveys now show a competitive top-tier among the former vice president, South Bend, Ind.
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No, there is a ruthless side to Leicester, as Vardy's histrionics to ensure Samir Nasri was sent off — and Sevilla's chances evaporated — proved.
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Energy Future soon became an ominous reminder of private equity's excess, and the company's troubles eventually evaporated billions of investor dollars in value.
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They became estranged from the rest of their family, and a trust fund for their benefit evaporated before they could draw on it.
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He told the media he planned to have the old-as-balls brew evaporated so he could preserve the bottle as a keepsake.
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The minds of men were gradually reduced to the same level, the fire of genius was extinguished, and even the military spirit evaporated.
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In fire gilding, gold is melted into mercury, the mixture is brushed onto a surface, and then the mercury is evaporated with heat.
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DEMAND EVAPORATING Figures from the Washington-based International Institute of Finance show that portfolio inflows - overseas demand for local stocks and bonds - have evaporated.
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Owing to a runaway greenhouse gas effect, all of Venus' water evaporated into the atmosphere, which in turn exacerbated the heating effect even further.
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Uncover the skillet, raise the heat to medium high and cook, stirring frequently, for a minute or so until all the moisture has evaporated.
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"In just four years, most of the money we had been using to pay for state government evaporated," Knapp said in a January presentation.
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Paton and his team have developed a system for pumping in seawater, which is then evaporated to cool the greenhouse and raise the humidity.
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When freelancing got slow, I applied for 9-to-5 positions, and my resumes and cover letters evaporated, unacknowledged, into the human resource ether.
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The value of the PIK has plummeted as low as 290 cents as confidence in the company's ability to repay the instrument has evaporated.
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"Asked if Section 230 evaporated would companies like Facebook and Wikipedia continue to let users post their own content, Goldman exclaimed: "Why would you!
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Reduce the heat to maintain a simmer and cook, stirring occasionally, until the carrots are tender and the water has evaporated, about 12 minutes.
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The Trump trade in the greenback has evaporated, as Washington became engulfed in the investigation into whether the Trump campaign had ties to Russia.
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After six years of investigation and litigation of a five-year trial, the case ultimately essentially evaporated due to an utter lack of evidence.
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But once Obama took office and gridlock in Congress persisted, tough political realities settled in and for many, the idealism surrounding Obama's presidency evaporated.
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In 2003, 2004, finally, the limits of Moore's Law, of Metcalfe's Law, the things that prevented you from making global universal consumer products evaporated.
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Everything that happened at the 89th Academy Awards on Sunday night, everything that went down, evaporated in one second on Monday morning, Eastern Time.
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The mucus layer is as thin as human hair, so thin that we could measure it only by weighing feces as the mucus evaporated.
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Any thoughts of a big inning evaporated quickly as Brian McCann hit into a double play and Starlin Castro took a called third strike.
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The dexterity on which he had previously prided himself seemed to have evaporated, and the fight soon took on a seriously one-sided complexion.
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The fertility fillip Spain got from high immigration before the financial crisis, for example, evaporated when foreign workers went home after the 2008 crash.
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Now, the urgency to solve the so-called DACA problem has completely evaporated, and it's much less likely that Congress will pass anything related.
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The U.S. central bank, would raise rates at least once this year evaporated on signs of domestic weakness and broader concerns over global growth.
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The greenback has hit a trough since late last week as hopes for a preliminary trade deal between the United States and China evaporated.
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That faith has evaporated steadily since the turn of the year, and the dollar has fallen against all of its major peers in response.
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Most of the gains evaporated after Integrated Device's chief executive said the San Jose, California-based company had not talked with the investor group.
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But the reasons that have historically confined judges to the record have not evaporated along with the age of hot lead and cold type.
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Elmar Brok, a conservative German member of the European Parliament, saw great progress now that British anxiety about European defense harming NATO has evaporated.
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But that consensus quickly evaporated, as Mr. Trump was criticized for being soft on China and the White House ramped up its tariff threats.
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In the past month, the spreading coronavirus has all but evaporated demand for oil as airlines ground planes and consumers seek shelter at home.
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Over the past 217 years, farms have evaporated, town squares have emptied, even fencing has disappeared as livestock has been separated from the land.
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Instead of stopping at the traditional three milks — sweetened condensed milk, evaporated milk, and cream — our Food columnist Melissa Clark stirs in three more.
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I was eager to sample the national dessert, tres leches, which is a sponge cake drizzled with three sweetened milks: evaporated, condensed and fresh.
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Fuel has evaporated Those doused by the jet fuel were decontaminated with soap and water and did not need to be hospitalized, said Sgt.
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Any doubt that existed, however, evaporated last week when the Patriots completely shut down the high-powered Dallas offense in a 18-10 win.
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Mr. Giuliani's influence with the Bush team evaporated, and Mr. Kerik was later sentenced to four years in prison on federal tax charges. video
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But the idea that the American fixation on race and power had magically evaporated in just a few decades was, at best, strikingly naïve.
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A year after the country became the first major industrialized nation to legalize recreational marijuana, visions of profit from a "green rush" have evaporated.
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The dominant win gives Sanders some major momentum heading into South Carolina, where polls show he's catching up as Biden's lead there has evaporated.
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All three had experienced what Ms. Whalen described as "development hell": selling hot pitches that sat on network shelves until they cooled and evaporated.
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And yet billions of dollars of market value have evaporated owing to cyber incidents in the last year, not to mention the consumer impact.
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The greenback has hit a trough since late last week as hopes for a preliminary trade deal between the United States and China evaporated.
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These levels of representation did, however, evaporated when it came to permanent jobs, indicating that law firms still struggled to retain and promote them.
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The repercussions were swift: His literary agency dropped him, speaking engagements and book signings evaporated, and some bookstores removed his novels from their shelves.
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A native Villager, I celebrate Jacobs's 100th and the neighborhood we once shared, which I still love but like much of NY has evaporated.
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About $7 billion of Uber's stock market value has evaporated since the IPO, making it a major disappointment for the company, its shareholders and underwriters.
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The last black holes will have slowly evaporated into energy through the theoretical process proposed by Stephen Hawking, perhaps in a googol (that's 10100) years.
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However, the restaurateur emphasizes that her stoned-out lobsters won't get humans high since any THC residue is evaporated by the temperature it's cooked at.
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As water evaporated, it would have condensed around the volcanoes in the highlands south of the ocean, then rained down, carving out the river valleys.
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Angolan crude had been selling out easily each month, with heavier grades especially coveted since similar Iranian and Venezuelan varieties evaporated due to U.S. sanctions.
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But as investors' optimism on a deal between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping to delay tariffs evaporated, concerns about Brexit returned.
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Place on a plate, then add the vegetables to the saucepan and cook until soft and the liquid has evaporated, about 20 to 25 minutes.
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Due to untreated convulsions, progress has evaporated for otherwise functional people and those with severe disabilities who had managed to improve their mobility or speech.
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Pai has defended "state rights" when states pass protectionist laws hamstringing broadband competition, but those concerns evaporated when some states attempted to actually protect consumers.
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With Donald Trump's win, U.S. hopes of TPP ratification evaporated, as the pact cannot go into force unless both the U.S. and Japan ratify it.
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The doubts that I held because of the failures of my first semester at college had been evaporated by the validation of the White House.
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The residue of her romance with the guard has evaporated, leaving behind what their relationship actually is: a skewed, effed up, totally inappropriate power play.
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But suddenly the Republicans traditional advantage on national security evaporated and a peanut farmer turned one-term Georgia governor didn't seem like such a gamble.
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Photo: Getty ImagesFounders are a revered breed in Silicon Valley, but for Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick, that good will evaporated a long time ago.
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His swashbuckling attitude and confident forecasts of a prolonged golden era for Brazil evaporated as Latin America's largest economy suffered its worst recession on record.
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But a regulatory clampdown on risky lending helped cool the sector while interest from Chinese buyers evaporated as authorities there cracked down on capital flows.
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HILLARY CLINTON'S solid lead in the polls has evaporated, with national-polling averages putting her just one or two percentage points ahead of Donald Trump.
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Food companies like to market agave nectar, beet sugar, evaporated cane juice and many other "natural" sweeteners as healthier alternatives to high-fructose corn syrup.
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But that feeling evaporated, she said, the moment Mr. McHale mentioned in passing, about two weeks in to their conversations, that he had a girlfriend.
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Toyota on Wednesday issued a second recall in Japan, to fix a possible fault with a mechanism in vehicles' fuel tanks that releases evaporated fuel.
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And with that the best hope so far of piecing together the terrorist plot and perhaps identifying other plots in the works had suddenly evaporated.
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Prime international poop sources were the fossilized guano of the Chilean Atacama Desert, or the evaporated flood waters of the monsoon plains in Northern India.
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When I found out during a routine doctor's appointment that I had a lump in my left breast, my plans for having a family evaporated.
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Monday's market anxiety stemming from Saudi Arabia's anti-corruption campaign evaporated, strengthening belief that the bull run in China and Hong Kong is likely sustainable.
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Then Ardern took her first official trip since she gave birth to her daughter, Neve, 11 weeks ago and the fantasy of easy equality evaporated.
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They watched, these unacknowledged servants of the imperial Republic, as certainties evaporated and precariousness spread and words lost meaning and money rode roughshod over sacrifice.
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Without a working stovetop, she spooned instant coffee into a cup, and then dissolved the grounds in evaporated milk from an open can of Carnation.
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Trump remains temperamentally authoritarian and personally vile, but the idea of Trumpism as an ideological revolution, whether akin to Roosevelt's or Mussolini's, has mostly evaporated.
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By the end of a horrific fifth inning in which the Rays scored seven runs, the Yankees' dreams of overtaking the Red Sox had evaporated.
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Hopes that the United States and Europe could quickly make substantive progress to resolve disputes on industrial goods, steel tariffs or cars have largely evaporated.
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The so-called VIX has spent months at historically low levels, reflecting a placid market mood that seems to have evaporated over the last week.
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Alicia Villanueva, owner of Alicia's Tamales Los Mayas in San Francisco, said she is barely hanging on, after revenue quickly evaporated due to the crisis.
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But there is no national primary, of course, and Mr. Biden's advantage in the early-primary states Iowa and New Hampshire has ebbed or evaporated.
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Saturated in an elixir of sweetened condensed milk, evaporated milk, and cream flavored with cinnamon and rum, it walked the line between pudding and cake.
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Whatever hope the world had that the nuclear deal would moderate Iran's aggressive behavior evaporated when Iran embarked on an acceleration of its terrorist rampage.
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Yet the mines were stripped dry by about 1920 and the town evaporated, leaving little evidence of its place in history but a small cemetery.
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But the fuel completely evaporated last weekend when headlines about new cases and fatalities outside of China made clear that this is a global crisis.
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Scala had been worried that Nista, in particular, might resent being bumped for a youth team player, but whatever irritation he had harbored had evaporated.
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But The Bourne Legacy underperformed in 2012, and rumors of Renner's Mission: Impossible takeover evaporated, as did the possibility of a Hawkeye stand-alone movie.
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The momentum for a rate increase evaporated earlier this month when the Labor Department reported the economy added far fewer jobs than anticipated in May.
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A massive bipartisan bill package to end the budget stalemate has been on hold in the state Senate since March 1 when Republican support evaporated.
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But as she sat later that night in front of a 200-person live studio audience as part of BET's election coverage, that confidence evaporated.
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The social safety net that helped provide so much of what we're talking about here has evaporated; it has to re-emerge in new ways.
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That hope has evaporated as they work more overtime hours and spend long stretches away from home because of the Trump family's far-flung travel.
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"Either the planet's atmosphere will be completely evaporated by the high-energy stellar radiation that it is being bombarded by, leaving—perhaps—a bare rock core, or (a more likely scenario), the star will run out of hydrogen fuel before the planet is evaporated, and in about 300 million years, the star will swell to the size of the planet's orbit, swallowing the planet whole," he said.
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John Gan, an office clerk who said almost half of his investment had evaporated since August, is among those giving the bourses a wide berth now.
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After five minutes under pressure you stir in evaporated milk, cheddar, and Monterey Jack cheese, make sure the pasta is al dente, and Bob's your uncle.
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That illusion has evaporated in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and now, Facebook is officially the target of a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) investigation.
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And as fears of a brokered convention slowly dissipated and then suddenly evaporated with Trump's victory in the Indiana primary, Lewandowski recovered much of his influence.
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And before her Skittles-colored wardrobe and orange-slice lip gloss has evaporated from the mist, murder has once again stained the cobblestones of Carsely Village.
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This glassy bomb byproduct is revealing how certain materials may have evaporated from the Moon when it first took shape more than 4 billion years ago.
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But that push basically evaporated when Republicans launched a fresh repeal bill in September—one that, like all the others this year, they ended up scrapping.
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Just like that, IPOs are back in favor… all fear evaporated, all hesitation erased without any resolution to the supposed issues that precipitated the pullback originally.
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With Justice Kennedy gone, the Supreme Court majority to preserve these less partisan map-drawing methods may have evaporated—and fresh challenges are on their way.
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Short sellers had acted on the assumption that a Clinton win would bring increased regulation to health care companies, a fear that evaporated when Trump won.
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And the hope of French support for Germany's diplomatic ambitions, in the shape of a shared EU permanent seat at the UN Security Council, has evaporated.
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One is that Trump has engaged the literature suggesting that slavery would have evaporated in the United States on its own accord because of economic reasons.
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This evaporated helium is usually pumped out of the facility through a vent, but this vent was leaking the helium into the rest of the facility.
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In Florida, Marco Rubio's once wide lead over Patrick Murphy has evaporated, and the race is now a 1-point contest, 49% back Rubio, 48% Murphy.
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But that hope evaporated only two or three minutes later, once Durant realized that the two men standing beside him made up the entire rescue operation.
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His swashbuckling attitude and confident forecasts of a prolonged golden era for Brazil evaporated just as Latin America's largest economy suffered its worst recession on record.
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The upbeat mood of the previous session - triggered by regulators' share sale restrictions - evaporated, as worries deepened that excessive government intervention would suck the market's vitality.
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Once that realization dawned on me, the magic of No Man's Sky quickly evaporated, and I just didn't have the will or desire to go back.
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"In short, the hopes of a stronger global recovery have evaporated," he wrote in the Sun on Sunday newspaper before an annual budget announcement on Wednesday.
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But Anbang's plans for foreign expansion have evaporated, and former chairman Wu Xiaohui was sentenced to 18 years in prison in May for charges including fraud.
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But some of the cheer evaporated after President Donald Trump said on Friday that he had not agreed to rollbacks of U.S. tariffs sought by China.
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But since 1980, a full third of all manufacturing jobs -- five million since 2000 -- have evaporated, making guys less appealing as potential husbands in the process.
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Duncan claimed in his litigation against Watts and Hilliard that the lawyers misled him about the prospects of their BP cases even as their docket evaporated.
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But optimism about the merger's chances evaporated last month when Pai announced that he had "serious concerns" and proposed sending it before an administrative law judge.
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Yet the bipartisan approach to national security has evaporated, boiled away by the same raging political fires that have consumed so many of our domestic issues.
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Republican tolerance for Mr. Trump's erratic behavior has evaporated, and one senator who backed him, Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, has already withdrawn his endorsement. Mrs.
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"Since 2008, Biden's reputation as a wise elder has evaporated into the reputation of a cool uncle," Philip Bump, writing for The Atlantic, wrote in 2014.
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Growth has slowed but it has not evaporated and even slower growth is coming from a larger base, meaning a still strong draw on extra units.
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When markets turned in 2008, project financing evaporated, which left the city without a decent construction pipeline until it was too late in the up-cycle.
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The running joke is that nothing pictured is as extreme as the lads believe it to be, all excitement evaporated in front of the camera's flash.
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Packages of milk tea—a combination of black tea and evaporated or condensed milk—are all the rage in China and throughout the rest of Asia.
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While the leadership of the British Conservative and Labour parties are immobilized by chaos and confusion, the iron-willed certainty of most "leave" leaders has evaporated.
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When they met in court a few months later, and he realized the boy was a freshman in his first semester, his desire to punish evaporated.
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But the case for worrying about trade deficits, like the case for running budget deficits, has largely evaporated now that unemployment is back to 4 percent.
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Families for Excellent Schools for years was the well-funded face of the charter school movement in New York, but its support seems to have evaporated.
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As we drove, the landscape transformed from managed green agricultural hills to a dry shrub land dotted with bluebush; the horizon evaporated into distant salt lakes.
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Business Insider previously reported that 296 employees, roughly one-fourth of its global workforce, were going to be let go as bookings plummeted and revenue evaporated.
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At this point, I've come to regard my consistently messy quarters as a deliberate act of rebellion against the evaporated distinctions between public and private space.
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The show stayed up for a week, as the fish rotted, the ice sculpture melted, and the Gatorade evaporated into a pool of sticky neon goop.
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That possibility completely evaporated by the end of last week -- the senators who many of us thought were secretly in play made clear they simply weren't.
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Still, United Nations officials have held out hope that the new deal will fare better than others that have evaporated under the weight of those contradictions.
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The "trust has evaporated" between Japanese companies and the UK government, said Seijiro Takeshita, a professor at the University of Shizuoka's School of Management and Information.
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But for Ms. Beer, that faith evaporated as her efforts to find the account, which she suspected was worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, were rebuffed.
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You may remember parents watching helplessly as half of their home equity and their retirement investments evaporated, at least on paper, after the 2008 financial crisis.
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When I explored certain places, the water inside me felt like it had turned into soda and fizzed, and then abruptly evaporated from all over me.
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Republicans' hopes all but evaporated Wednesday afternoon after Trump called into the Republican Senate lunch to announce he would not support a proposal from GOP Sens.
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What you see in those images — and what has evaporated from celebrity culture in the age of Instagram — is a fundamental antagonism toward the Hollywood machine.
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But President's track record indicates the luster of unity is unlikely to last: Many of his past attempts at bipartisanship have quickly evaporated amid tweeted barbs.
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Any possibility that he would reduce the tension quickly evaporated as he struck an indignant tone, repeatedly accused opposition benches of betrayal and "surrender" to Europe.
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Jon Fortt: The smartphone market unit growth, particularly the premium end, has pretty much evaporated and interestingly Apple is now moving into services, moving into content.
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Talk of punishing Britain so as to demonstrate to other members of the club just how terrible the consequences of leaving would be has indeed largely evaporated.
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Gay's jumper with 215.3:24.8 to play put Sacramento up 276-69, but that lead quickly evaporated and the lead changed hands several times down the stretch.
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After a lead evaporated into an 230.4-21 tie with 216:23 to play, seven points in less than a minute put the Wizards back in control.
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Bold predictions by Tesla and others that cars would be able to drive themselves by now have evaporated in the face of technology challenges and market realities.
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That was Raonic, whose dream of a first Grand Slam singles final evaporated when he injured an adductor muscle in his right leg midway through the match.
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The last of those hopes evaporated on July 2 as BOE governor Carney signalled he could be about to join other central bank peers in cutting rates.
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Now, the possibility for a presidential landslide may have evaporated, potentially even along with Democrats' best chance at retaking the Senate for the rest of this decade.
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Global stocks pulled back as relief over the Huawei move evaporated on reports that the White House was considering further sanctions on Chinese video surveillance firm Hikvision.
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Clinton, her lead over Mr. Sanders in a recent Des Moines Register poll evaporated largely because voters had moved away from her and into the uncommitted column.
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And even with that remarkable reduction in water usage, the factory still filters and recycles 98 percent of the water, with the remaining two percent being evaporated.
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After years of allegations of sexual misconduct by Harvey Weinstein surfaced in October 2017, his career evaporated in a cloud of salacious details and complicated cover-ups.
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It seemingly has less in common with Google Plus, the proprietary social network that all but evaporated within a year, and more with a shared Google Doc.
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The prospect of a production freeze among the world's largest oil exporters evaporated almost two weeks ago after a meeting between OPEC and Russia ended in stalemate.
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It's been a while since the last fameball social network took the Twittersphere by storm — Ello launched and then evaporated from the public consciousness in September 2014.
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In the U.S., growth stocks and large-cap stocks drew the biggest inflows with $2.1 billion and $1.8 billion respectively, while $700 million evaporated from value stocks.
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More than half of Sarepta's market value evaporated on Friday after the report, which comes a day after the FDA rejected BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc's rival drug Kyndrisa.
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Battery life is improved over the A22.8 and A224II, but the A270 won't last you longer than 400 stills, or an evaporated battery when shooting 4K video.
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A more than 1% gain in U.S. stocks evaporated within minutes, U.S. crude fell more than 8% and emerging market stocks tumbled to a six-week low.
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Finally, during the Great Recession of 2009 and beyond, the trade deficit fell by more than half as the economy collapsed and $7 trillion of wealth evaporated.
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"I feel very, very strongly that already ... many fundamental rights are evaporated once you step foot over a certain line near the U.S.-Mexico border," Escobar said.
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Talk of a grand scheme to create jobs in the Middle East, meanwhile, has evaporated, with the Russia scandal enveloping not only Flynn but Trump's entire presidency.
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What little credibility the official White House line may have had on the matter evaporated on Tuesday when FBI Director Christopher Wray addressed the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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But as updated vote counts trickled in from Democrat-heavy South Florida last week, his lead evaporated, forcing his race against Nelson into an automatic machine recount.
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CLINTON FUNDRAISES OFF OF SLUMPING POLLS: The Hill's Jesse Byrnes reports: Hillary Clinton's campaign is fundraising off polls that show her lead over Donald Trump has evaporated.
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Global and domestic politics seem to have simultaneously simplified (in sophistication) and grown more complicated (in that the old order of things has evaporated) in recent years.
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The last of those hopes evaporated on July 22 as BOE governor Carney signalled he could be about to join other central bank peers in cutting rates.
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Justin Amash (R-MI), a member of the House Freedom Caucus, the political downside seems to have evaporated and the facts have become too serious to ignore.
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As other department stores have fallen victim to these forces through bankruptcy or liquidations, like Sears and Bon-Ton, that business seems to have evaporated not shifted.
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Further hope for a renewed cease-fire evaporated as regime forces, with Russian backing, pummeled Aleppo in a new assault on rebel-held parts of the city.
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And as the lights came on and the reverie evaporated, Romaschenko sat on the turf, waiting for midnight, hoping to stretch it out just a bit more.
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He wanted to remind himself of spaces in which "politics, with its characters and struggles, has evaporated" — to appreciate a freedom he might otherwise forget he had.
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When ICE denied Vasquez bond at the time of her arrest, any hope she had that she would be released soon and back with her family evaporated.
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The British media reported that he lost his entire life's savings when Bell Pottinger evaporated and for a time, he also seemed to have lost his fiancée.
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Among the erroneous claims that Mr. Thorman made on the stand, Ms. Rossi found, was his contention that blood evaporated after traveling 46 inches through the air.
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For reporters who pursued the story, it was a case where "everyone knew" but nobody would go on the record — so stories were pursued and then evaporated.
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Many people wrongly believe that it's O.K. to cook with alcohol because most of the liquid will have evaporated by the time a dish reaches the table.
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DAMAGING LOSS FOR NAPOLI Any hope Napoli had of snatching the Serie A title in Italy may have evaporated with a 2-0 loss at Inter Milan.
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Gold fell to $1,545 per ounce, giving back Wednesday's gains but remaining more expensive than it was before Soleimani's death, suggesting investors' fears have not evaporated completely.
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"You grow up in a country and see that now so much has evaporated around you," said Gerry in a 2011 interview with the Times Herald-Record.
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Yet Silicon Valley is in the throes of an adjustment after billions of dollars of value evaporated from SoftBank-funded companies including WeWork and Uber this year.
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It intends to be a sort of Festschrift for one special venue, but ends up one for a sound that's evaporated, and a neighborhood that doesn't remember.
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On election night, as the results came in from Alabama's cities and Mr. Moore's lead evaporated, the mood at the candidate's election night party in Montgomery darkened.
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But even with Raniere behind bars awaiting trial in Brooklyn, it doesn't mean his many overlapping multi-level marketing schemes launched under the "NXIVM" umbrella have evaporated.
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Southern California was drenched Saturday night and early Sunday morning by a storm which was supposed to last all day ... but simply evaporated shortly after her death.
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You use broken eggs, flour, evaporated milk and sugar to make the batter, then pour and forced the mixture through waffle-shaped moulds. Close. Flip. Cook. Release.
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About $5 billion of Ubers stock market value has evaporated since the hotly anticipated IPO, making that event a major disappointment for the company, its shareholders and underwriters.
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That's because the salt in the soup is dissolved in water, but then as water slowly evaporated over time, salt molecules latch onto each other to stay stable.
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Soaring prices have put basic commodities out of reach for many Yemenis and the central bank has struggled to pay public-sector salaries as foreign exchange reserves evaporated.
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The chip designer forecast disappointing sales for the holiday quarter, pinning the blame on unsold chips piling up with distributors and retailers after the cryptocurrency mining boom evaporated.
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The initial euphoria - triggered by government rules published over the weekend to restrict "intensive" and "viscous" selling by shareholders - quickly evaporated as investors contemplated the rules' side effects.
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Other struggling emerging market currencies also drew attention, with Argentina's peso slumping overnight to a record low versus the dollar as investor confidence in President Mauricio Macri evaporated.
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And in the meantime, Messenger can serve as a laboratory for features that attempt to replicate the simple pleasures of the News Feed that have long since evaporated.
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The question is whether Mr Wu's takedown is a sign that all tycoons, no matter how well connected, are now vulnerable—or whether his protection had simply evaporated.
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But those moves evaporated after the New York Times reported that Trump told French President Emmanuel Macron the United States was going to pull out of the deal.
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Today, just over 6 months later, the stock is languishing below its IPO price, at $18.41, and well over a billion dollars' worth of market value has evaporated.
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Expectations of a rate increase have all but evaporated, but investors will comb the U.S. central bank's statement for clues about whether it will hike in coming months.
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"Some of the selling pressure from demand concerns seems to have evaporated this week," said Gene McGillian, vice president of market research at Tradition Energy in Stamford, Connecticut.
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On the eve of the vote, a University of New Hampshire poll found that an 11-point gap favoring Sununu in October had evaporated in just one month.
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Inherently fickle, the takeaways (252 in 244 games in 27) have evaporated: Jacksonville has seven (better than only five teams) through eight games even after two on Sunday.
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"It's like they all just evaporated," said Brendan Dreaper, who lost several friends in the blaze, including members of the bands he managed, Introflirt and Ghost of Lightning.
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In the 2017 federal election they won just 8.9% of the vote and previous poll highs, especially after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan, have evaporated fast.
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"The crime against humanity, it's the Shoah, genocides, slavery," said Fillon, whose status as favorite to win the presidency in May has evaporated in the past three weeks.
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A more than 1% gain in U.S. stocks evaporated within minutes, U.S. crude fell as much as 8% and emerging market stocks tumbled to a six-week low.
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"There's a lot less certainty about how much money actually evaporated," said Howard Shatz, a senior economist at the RAND Corporation who has studied the Islamic State's finances.
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Venture capitalists abhor uncertainty, and the potentially broad interpretation of this law's changes to the liability statutes could very quickly result in an evaporated pool of available capital.
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Not in Palm Beach this Christmas: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, whose past feuds with Trump seem to have evaporated, at least for now, after the tax win.
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"Some of the initial burst of selling has evaporated and we have seen some bargain buying," said Chris Conway, head of research and trading at Australian Stock Report.
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A Financial-Crisis Mystery Is Solved | Recently released materials from the government's investigation into the financial crisis give new detail on how confidence in Bear Stearns quickly evaporated.
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The proposals were approved and any lingering thoughts about an MMA ban quickly evaporated and those involved in Danish MMA can finally breathe a belated sigh of relief.
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By the time Final Fantasy XI came out, Watts' resistance to MMOs had largely evaporated, and he and some of his shipmates dove in and never looked back.
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The porn mirage of giant breasts evaporated into stabbing back pain, clothing that strained to fit her disproportionate body, and a blinding self awareness of her superficial appearance.
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First staged to sold-out houses late last year at the Atlantic Theater Company, it exuded a shimmering transparency that might well have evaporated in less intimate quarters.
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There's nothing more demoralizing than realizing the funds you just contributed a few weeks ago have not only entirely evaporated, but are currently on sale for 10% off.
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The FTC's Equifax settlement, for example, promised the breach's 147 million victims $125 compensation; a payout that suddenly and abruptly evaporated when those victims went to collect it.
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E-Trade (ETFC), which reported its fourth quarter earnings after the closing bell Thursday, now must figure out how to make up that chunk of revenue that evaporated.
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About $22019 billion of Uber's stock market value has evaporated since the hotly anticipated IPO, making that event a major disappointment for the company, its shareholders and underwriters.
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Greller continuously reminded Spieth that he remained in a really good position to win — even after his three-stroke lead over Matt Kuchar evaporated in the wet conditions.
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Clinton's forecasted lead in the popular vote evaporated from 2628 points in FiveThirtyEight's forecast the day Comey released his letter to less than 28500 points one week later.
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Protesters' skepticism that the MTR genuinely needs to repair recent damages only shows how extensively residents' trust in the train system has evaporated in the last several months.
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Hours before the win over the Pacers, Coach Jeff Hornacek admitted the obvious: The Knicks' chances to reach the playoffs for the first time since 2013 have evaporated.
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Like nearly all of those interviewed for this special report, Khodorkovsky saw something in Putin 22009 years ago that was either never there or has long since evaporated.
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As the ocean evaporated and hydrogen escaped into space, the carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere fueled a runaway greenhouse effect and turned the planet into the hellscape we see today.
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The inflows evaporated cash's premium to three-month prices, a structure known as a backwardation, returning the market to a contango for the first time in almost six months.
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But with Uber facing a series of setbacks, including allegations of intellectual-property theft, departures by senior executives and a consumer boycott, jealousy in Airbnb's hallways has largely evaporated.
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And most crucially, the business-to-business ecosystem that likely would have brought small businesses, construction, and other multiplier effects to Queens due to Amazon has also probably evaporated.
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While the dollar rose immediately after the jobs report, climbing to a two-week high, those gains evaporated and the dollar was last down 0.3 percent to 100.45 yen.
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But with Apple finally having its watch in play the frenzy to be first evaporated — and with it a little of the fire that was fueling early wearable developments.
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"Any chance of avoiding this result evaporated last week when President Jacob Zuma sacked his respected finance minister," John Ashbourne, an analyst at Capital Economics, said in a note.
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But my co-worker forgot to turn the flame down, so all the liquid had evaporated and the bones were all sticking together at the bottom of the pot.
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ONCE IT became clear that Joe Biden was running for president, the chances that Terry McAuliffe, the former governor of Virginia, would go after the Democratic nomination himself evaporated.
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In the meanwhile businesses have had to scramble to fall back on alternative mechanisms, after the certainty of the Safe Harbor self-certification data transfer regime evaporated last year.
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I greatly enjoyed the experience of watching both (on two separate occasions, when it comes to the latter), then found that they evaporated from my mind almost immediately afterward.
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Not the flowing water itself, but its evaporated deposits--the Mars Reconnaisance Orbiter only observes the surface at 3pm every day, when conditions are too hot for liquid water.
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Bubbling depression and anxiety mixed with a change in swim coaches meant that the safety of my team evaporated, along with the feelings of ease in my own body.
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Often referred to as a natural sweetener, evaporated cane juice is derived from the juice of sugar cane, just like the regular stuff that is so bad for us.
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But, a recent regulatory clampdown on risky lending helped cool the once-booming sector while interest from Chinese buyers has evaporated as authorities there cracked down on capital flows.
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Expectations for a 50 basis point rate cut this month have evaporated, but investors still expect a 25 basis point cut due to weak inflation and trade war worries.
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But much of that hot air, fear mongering evaporated in earlier December with his full-jowled campaigning for Roy Moore in his bid to represent Alabama in the Senate.
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If they don't, then they will certainly find themselves having to explain to the taxpayers why the entire lending system evaporated into a mist of illegitimacy on their watch.
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Chan and her colleagues propose that hydrovolcanic activity on young Ceres produced brines, and when the water eventually evaporated, it left behind these salt crystals filled with organic molecules.
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Are you telling me that you left some money out by your window at night and by the time you woke up in the morning, it had literally evaporated?
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But there are also things like the "evaporated cane juice" in the yogurt, and "rice syrup" and "flo-malt," which are less obvious and amount to the same thing.
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Both men say that any personal tension has evaporated, with Mr. Trump stating that Mr. Cox did him "a favor" by making a 2014 run for governor more difficult.
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Going into the election, she was up by six points; then Mr Comey intruded and her lead evaporated, as undecided voters recoiled from this clinching evidence of her perfidy.
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While the Forties shutdown has provided a price floor, early gains quickly evaporated in a global market that is still oversupplied and with output rising in the United States.
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The Hawks gave up 15 3-pointers and allowed Los Angeles to shoot 57.9 percent from the field as a seven-point lead early in the third quarter evaporated.
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So even if he's able to remain in office, these latest developments showcase that his support among a legislative bloc that was willing to work with him has evaporated.
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The latest: the FBI came to a verbal agreement with Steele in October, according to the Post, but it evaporated after the dossier became the subject of media reports.
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She believed that black culture could rescue American society by replenishing the spiritual values that had been evaporated by modernity, but that pumped, still, through the Negro's unspoiled heart.
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Davis and Cousins combined to go 23 of 47 from the field and 15 of 16 from the foul line, but the Pelicans' normally reliable long-range shooting evaporated.
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"The sad fact is that due to circumstances beyond our control, travel demand has evaporated," Qantas Chief Executive Alan Joyce said in a memo to staff seen by Reuters.
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"Demand has evaporated from all our importing nations," Arnab Kumar Hazra, assistant secretary general at Indian Steel Association, an industry group that also represents major steel producers, told Reuters.
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All I do know is that the moment my daughter started to feel unwell at the dinner table, the argument that had been so all consuming evaporated, like steam.
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Doubts about whether the 29-pound Azubuike would be at full strength evaporated early as No. 23-seeded Kansas defeated fifth-seeded Clemson, 173-217, in the Midwest Region.
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But two years later, the warm words and good feelings that had trailed Infantino as he left UEFA's lakeside headquarters near Geneva to run FIFA have all but evaporated.
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To do that requires a depth of social imagination, the courage of collective struggle and a wellspring of political desire that seems all but evaporated in the present moment.
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Fortress's stock price is down 80 percent since it began trading, and its executives have made no secret that the joy of being a public company has largely evaporated.
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Na's cushion evaporated thanks to a triple-bogey at the 10th hole and a bogey at the par-five 16th after he hit his second shot into a pond.
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What the students do know is that, at a time of rising diplomatic tensions between the United States and Iran, their plans for the future seem to have evaporated.
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OSAGE, Iowa — Amy Klobuchar's presidential prospects evaporated into the Midwest fog once President Donald Trump's impeachment trial forced the Minnesota senator off the campaign trail and back to Washington.
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As the number of moderators in the Dublin offices exploded — rising from 22018 to over 20183 in two years — the conditions deteriorated and training for moderators all but evaporated.
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In tropical climates, where fresh dairy was much harder to come by, flan came to be made with sweetened condensed or evaporated milk instead of fresh milk and sugar.
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Any inclinations I might have had to think that way evaporated in the face of the succeeding barrage of Mr. Trump's tweets (which were still continuing on Sunday morning).
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After Ryan announced on Wednesday that he will not run for re-election, I spoke to Polce and suggested that his entire rationale for his candidacy had now evaporated.
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Mariota passed for 303 yards and two touchdowns against Houston but an early 10-0 lead evaporated into a disappointing loss that leaves the Titans in must-win mode.
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Or drizzle condensed milk, evaporated milk and heavy cream over a chocolate sheet cake and top it with cinnamon whipped cream for a showstopper inspired by tres leches cake.
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Just nine months after King Salman announced the policy reversal as part of sweeping reforms to overhaul the economy and open up society, such ideas have not simply evaporated.
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My feelings for each and every one of these people have long since evaporated, but I cannot, and will not, bring myself to erase the messages that passed between us.
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"We'd fought so many battles creatively, fighting with the new engine and all the tools, and were starting to make some progress when everything evaporated," says the former Telltale employee.
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While the Japanese electronics company enjoys great success with its PlayStation business, the number of people who'd wait in line to get its new Xperia smartphones has all but evaporated.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Almost three years since seizing power in a late-night coup, Malcolm Turnbull stood down on Friday after the wave of popularity that lifted him to power evaporated.
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Despite the ambitions laid out by Mr Macron in a sweeping speech at the Sorbonne in September 2017, the sense of possibility that dominated those early months has mostly evaporated.
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Over the following years, the early hope of the "Wukan Spring" evaporated as many of its new elected leaders were detained, pushed into exile or pressured to quit their posts.
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But at the fag end of the year the boom evaporated, and, coupled with lower demand from China, led to a pile-up of unsold chips at distributors and retailers.
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According to Basketball-Reference, his minutes spent as a point guard completely evaporated—from 94 percent as a rookie, to zero—while his assist and turnover rates cut in half.
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Any momentum Louisiana Tech had going for it quickly evaporated when Fitzgerald punctuated a two-play, 76-yard drive with a 44-yard touchdown scamper to begin the third quarter.
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"So the president … is certainly a part of it, but it was an overall feeling like Washington was broken and integrity had just been evaporated from the system," she added.
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Now, the struggles of Mr. Castro and Ms. Harris suggest that whatever power symbolism and the potential of being the first once had has all but evaporated this election season.
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When Mr. Perelman abruptly stepped down last year, hopes of landing a multimillion-dollar donation from him quickly evaporated as the hall worked to raise money for its education efforts.
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In some countries, for example, such as America, Brazil and South Africa it makes baby milk in "zero-water" factories, reclaiming water evaporated from cow's milk used in the manufacturing.
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But for most of us, the need to brew dandelion tea or pop dandelion leaves into a salad evaporated the moment one of our recent ancestors walked into a supermarket.
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But the company's capital base has often evaporated by the time that decision is made, and investors won't help because they fear that the one failure will turn into two.
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On North Korea, though, there have been private moments when his breezy talking of "winning" has evaporated and confidants found him almost awestruck by the enormity of what he's confronting.
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And Jessica just has to ask if you can make this vegan banana bread with turbinado, or coconut sugar, or evaporated cane—anything less refined than white or brown sugar.
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But some gains in the exporter-heavy index evaporated as the pound handed back initial losses, while the more domestically focussed mid-cap index ended with a 0.2 percent gain.
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The good will, however, had evaporated by September 2015, when Mr. Giuliani wrote an op-ed piece in The New York Post criticizing Mr. de Blasio's policy toward the homeless.
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And with a recipe that calls for exactly a can each of coconut and evaporated milks, I suspect it's the prime hapa example of classic postwar dump-and-stir baking.
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With the arrival of the coronavirus — and with a Republican in the White House — those concerns have all but evaporated, forcing GOP lawmakers to defend their change of heart. Sen.
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But on Saturday, that support all but evaporated after Delta announced it had eliminated a discount fare program for travelers to attend the N.R.A.'s 2018 annual meeting in May.
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Jackson County, Ohio, where Wellston is located, is a former coal and manufacturing hub where jobs have evaporated and President Trump received seven in 10 votes in the November election.
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HarperCollins offered Lewandowski $1.2 million, an astounding figure for a campaign manager — though the deal evaporated when Lewandowski refused to show HarperCollins a copy of his nondisclosure agreement with Trump.
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Here in Unionville, the disclaimer was little more than a perfunctory aside—the pretense of neutrality evaporated just a few sentences into the opening remarks by FRC president Tony Perkins.
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With Trump's possible re-election, by the time he leaves office in January 85033, any chance of prosecuting him for alleged crimes committed in 2019 or earlier will have evaporated.
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Since then, Moscow's hopes of a swift warming of ties under Mr. Trump have evaporated amid investigations in Washington into whether Mr. Trump's campaign colluded with Russia before the election.
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His cockiness has evaporated by then, replaced by a tearful despair that has sent him to his knees before God, confessing his sins with an anguish that is absolutely flaying.
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Before Carlyle took over the complex, Philadelphia Energy Solutions was a "zombie" refiner at risk of being shuttered in the wake of the financial crisis, when demand for oil evaporated.
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Plenty of other children's fantasy series have evaporated from the public imagination; Harry Potter has endured in part because the plotting and character work in the original series is largely respected.
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Property investor Alexander Karolik Shlaen, an economist and CEO of Panache Management, a luxury brands and real estate investment adviser, said that demand never completely evaporated, even in the market downturn.
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As sanctions relief promised to Iran under the 2015 nuclear agreement has evaporated, Tehran has stepped up nuclear activities and threatened to stop complying with some of the accords other terms.
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In August, however, the 7th Circuit vacated the grant of en banc rehearing for procedural reasons, concluding that Judge Leinenweber's issuance of a permanent injunction "all but evaporated" the preliminary order.
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The support that markets have seen since May from expectations of an aggressive round of monetary easing has also evaporated in the aftermath of the U.S. Federal Reserve's statement last week.
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The issue evaporated after Huawei issued a statement saying it enjoyed the full support both of the government and BT. Reporting by Eric Auchard; editing by Kate Holton and Alexander Smith
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As a result of a number of her own missteps, including her ill-advised proposal of a highly unpopular "dementia tax", May's large lead in the polls has now largely evaporated.
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That goodwill evaporated when the group delivered a major profit warning in January 2017 due to problems at its multi-national Global Services division and the discovery of the Italian scandal.
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This meant that instead of repelling sweat and causing it to accumulate on the skin, the modified nanoPE absorbed perspiration and wicked it to the fabric's outer surface, whence it evaporated.
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This case recalls the bone-chilling inanity of an analogous lawsuit against Jelly Belly, filed in 2017, that argued along these very lines, claiming that "evaporated cane juice" was misleading marketing.
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Senate Republicans on Thursday declared that any trace of bipartisanship on judicial nominees has evaporated and warned that it would deter future candidates from being willing to undergo the confirmation process.
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The metal with the reputation for shining a light on the state of global manufacturing is telling us that demand growth has all but evaporated, thanks first and foremost to China.
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When it comes to the food trends that are starting to fade out, Google says searches for gluten-free cupcakes, evaporated cane juice, and wheat-free bread are on the decline.
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TOKYO, June 21 (Reuters) - Strong demand at an auction of 2109.0800-year Japanese government bonds supported the market on Thursday, though gains in most tenors evaporated as investors locked in gains.
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As sanctions relief promised to Iran under the 2015 nuclear agreement has evaporated, Tehran has stepped up nuclear activities and threatened to stop complying with some of the accord's other terms.
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The trust that independents and Republicans initially placed in Mr. Christie evaporated, seemingly overnight, his brash, tell-it-like-it-is demeanor that was once so effective was now rendered moot.
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Now taxi owners and drivers who were barely holding on said their livelihood had evaporated as the city all but shut down to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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If a gallon of it evaporated into the air from a high place, it would produce enough vapor to make the air smell like gasoline for 600 feet in all directions.
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Discrimination and hate crimes certainly haven't evaporated from California, but its LGBTQ education initiatives are fundamental in addressing and removing the intolerance and bias that fuel such acts to begin with.
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Its public relations department seemingly evaporated, and its corporate messaging tactics devolved into random replies to users on Twitter and occasional mass emails to subscribers that caused more confusion than clarity.
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At 13-under 203, he goes into Saturday's final round ahead of Swede Henrik Stenson (68), whose lead evaporated with a bogey at the last that spoiled an otherwise flawless performance.
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During the dismal stretch, Toronto missed their first eight shots of the quarter and turned the ball over five times as their lead evaporated in front of a stunned home crowd.
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In truth, the element of surprise nearly evaporated about a decade ago, as scrutiny of the grinding, monthslong awards process by professional, web-based handicappers (and Las Vegas odds makers) became routine.
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Other Republicans expressed general concerns with the ban and said they wanted more information, but those concerns largely evaporated this week after Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly briefed lawmakers privately.
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By 22 — the very year Art and Money went to print — Norman's professional relationship with Wilson had evaporated, and she was held in equal contempt by Peter Chance, the chairman of Christie's.
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By the early 20th century, however, GOP commitment to President Abraham Lincoln's legacy had largely evaporated, while the Long Civil Rights Movement had yet to begin making an impact on Northern Democrats.
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The flavor is tres leches, a type of sponge cake that is soaked in three different kinds of milk—evaporated milk, condensed milk and heavy cream—yet is still refreshing and light.
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Backwardation in Brent has to a large extent evaporated, signalling a well-supplied market despite OPEC-led production cuts and U.S. sanctions on the energy sectors of Iran and Venezuela.
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If there was ever a vision shared by former British Prime Minster Cameron and former French President Nicolas Sarkozy as they rushed NATO towards airstrikes over Libya, then it evaporated long ago.
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Inspired by his wife's love of whisky, photographer Ernie Button began photographing various samples—notably, the intricate complex patterns that would form in the bottom of the glass as the liquid evaporated.
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Recent surveys of an angry, rebellious electorate, show the rivals locked in a tight race, after Clinton's initial wide early lead evaporated when the real estate billionaire gathered his party around him.
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Backwardation in Brent has to a large extent evaporated, signaling a well-supplied market despite OPEC-led production cuts and U.S. sanctions on the energy sectors of Iran and Venezuela.
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The noodles are made from agar jelly, which is cut into strips and served in a bowl atop crushed ice and alongside evaporated milk, mochi and frozen melon balls, and mango chunks.
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But that is its greatest legacy; it's a requiem for the crocheted optimism of the 60s that eventually evaporated due to national traumas like the Charles Manson murders and the Vietnam War.
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Hedge fund managers were net sellers of petroleum-linked futures and options for a fifth week running last week as concerns about sanctions on Iran evaporated and investors refocused on economic worries.
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British Steel was reportedly seeking a government loan of £203 million ($95 million) to cover losses it suffered because orders from the European Union had evaporated due to the uncertainty surrounding Brexit.
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Gold rebounded more than 2545.25 percent on Tuesday, snapping two days of losses as risk appetite evaporated, pushing global stocks lower and knocking the dollar to a 17-month low against the .
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" The former secretary of state, whose once formidable lead over Sanders evaporated over months of campaigning, promised to "finish the job of universal health care coverage for every man, woman and child.
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Still, before the rise of social media, the embarrassment of those moments often evaporated by the end of the day, whereas now they can be archived and resurrected through a simple screenshot.
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But all of Kerr's careful planning evaporated when Shaun Livingston got ejected, and then the game went to overtime, and then — "I don't think anyone could have predicted the explosion," Kerr said.
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Pliskova, at seven, was the highest seed to reach the fourth round after an extraordinary first week of upsets but her hopes of further progress evaporated on a stiflingly hot Court Two.
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A former geologist whose industry evaporated just as he was beginning that career, he made the case that he understood the plight of workers who lost their jobs because of industrial changes.
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Which is all to say, if he had doubts about Trump in 226.5, they evaporated on election night, just as his doubts about his fourth-ranked presidential choice did back in 13.
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Ms. Klobuchar had hoped her surprise third-place finish in New Hampshire would propel her forward but while her momentum has long since evaporated, the money she raised provided a financial lifeline.
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That assumption evaporated in 2014, two former officials said, when the same Russian hacking outfit compromised the software updates that reached into hundreds of systems that have access to the power switches.
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But talk of special tribunals for bishops and other tough, centralized measures evaporated, and advocates grew so disillusioned with the pope's lack of action that some quit his pontifical commissions in protest.
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Finally, the president's always fragile self-discipline evaporated with his outlandish tweets over the weekend, including some about Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, that undercut his sober message in Seoul.
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The solid, if poisoned, social and economic order — and the historical consciousness behind it — of the first monologue has by the time we meet the third speaker evaporated into endless, obscuring night.
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Like nearly all of those interviewed for our "20 Years of Putin" special report, Khodorkovsky saw something in Putin 20 years ago that was either never there or has long since evaporated.
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At $7 a half-gallon, it is about three times as expensive as most supermarket milk — though it also has a mouthfeel as luscious as evaporated milk and a sumptuously sweet finish.
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In August 1974, at the climax of the Watergate scandal, three leading Republicans, led by Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona, told President Richard M. Nixon that his support in Congress had evaporated.
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In August 1974, at the climax of the Watergate scandal, three leading Republicans, led by Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona, told President Richard M. Nixon that his support in Congress had evaporated.
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He moved 50 families to Svalbard and founded the New London marble mine, but when he brought tons of the material back to England, the permafrost evaporated and it turned to rubble.
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In an interview with The Nation magazine on the 40th anniversary of the Catonsville demonstration, Berrigan lamented that the activism of the 1960s and early 1970s evaporated with the passage of time.
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The unanimous expectation for lower rates over the next 12 months in the previous poll has evaporated, and there is not even a majority saying the Selic's skew is to the downside.
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The unanimous expectation for lower rates over the next 13 months in the previous poll has evaporated, and there is not even a majority saying the Selic's skew is to the downside.
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For three hours and 40 minutes, Duncan MacDougall recalibrated his scales by fractions of ounces as the dying man's nose and mouth dried out, and his last sweat evaporated off his skin.
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But the agreement between the two leaders in California in 2013, when cooperation on finding a solution to the North Korea dilemma was the high point of their meeting, appears to have evaporated.
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Those gains for the yen, another big winner from two weeks of volatile trading post the Brexit vote, evaporated in early trade in Europe and it traded flat at 100.66 yen per dollar.
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Cilic's early dominance on the outdoor clay, cheered by an enthusiastic crowd in the Dalmatian resort, then evaporated as Querrey took the next two sets to win in three hours and eight minutes.
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But in the past 10 days of conflicting opinion polls, that boost has evaporated and investors now face Brexit talks, and all the difficult headlines they will bring, with sterling again looking vulnerable.
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Bets that U.S. crude's West Texas Intermediate contract will rise have "pretty much evaporated" as the assumptions underpinning the bull case for oil have collapsed, Again Capital founding partner John Kilduff told CNBC.
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Originally, it was going to test John Edwards in addition to Clinton and Obama, but he was dropped after he failed to win the Iowa caucuses and his chances at the nomination evaporated.
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And, unlike films such as Jurassic World—which made similarly tremendous amounts of money but evaporated quickly in cultural and critical terms—the pop cultural response to Marvel's mega-movie has been seismic.
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But now, the FDA is drawing a line in the sweet, white sand in response to recent lawsuits involving health food companies Kind and Chobani, who list evaporated cane juice as an ingredient.
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"There's been a lot of doubt about Georgia's competitiveness that I think has now evaporated," Lauren Groh-Warren, who managed Abrams' 2018 campaign, said in an interview with Reuters prior to Tuesday's announcement.
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However, Hideki Matsuyama's hopes of winning the tournament for a third consecutive year evaporated when the Japanese world number five pulled out before hitting a shot, citing a left thumb and wrist injury.
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Any lingering GOP buy-in all but evaporated with the special counsel's investigation clearing Trump on collusion allegations, essentially answering the question for Pelosi before it could spark a drawn out intraparty fight.
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That system, called preclearance, evaporated when the Supreme Court struck down part of the Voting Rights Act, freeing Texas and other states from the burden of seeking federal permission to change state lines.
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In 1992, she fled with her children to a women's shelter, and a divorce was completed several months later, at which point whatever stability the family may have known seems to have evaporated.
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In the California court case, Gomez targeted the brand's label language, claiming she didn't realize the candy contained sugar, as the sweetener was listed as 'evaporated cane juice' on the package's ingredients list.
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But concerns about distillate availability have evaporated in recent weeks - which may reflect greater confidence about the smooth introduction of the new rules but could also reflect fears about a global economic slowdown.
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The big city seemed intimidating, but the Eberles — who met in a 10th-grade math class and were married in July — quickly found a home in Garden City, and any trepidations quickly evaporated.
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At the news conference, Mr. de Blasio acknowledged that he miscalculated in trying to curb the industry earlier, saying that what he believed was solid support from the City Council evaporated under pressure.
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After the first subpoena arrived, many Florida Democrats dismissed Mr. Gillum's campaign and encouraged him to drop out, he said, especially in the months that followed as his fund-raising all but evaporated.
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" Indeed, the economic ripple effect of the virus is already being felt most acutely by service workers and hourly workers whose jobs have evaporated as Americans have been urged to practice "social distancing.
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His former reliance on 10 votes from the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) has now evaporated with the Northern Irish party, angry at the deal struck with Europe, now vowing to oppose the government.
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Bolton's lawyers have used the prospect of his potential testimony to argue that the review process should be expedited but that leverage appears to have evaporated now that the Senate trial is over.
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The dollar has shed 2.7 percent this week as expectations that the Fed would raise rates at least once this year evaporated on signs of domestic weakness and broader concerns over global growth.
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These hopes were damaged through political crises and ineffectiveness over the preceding years, and they evaporated with the retreating ISF units from northern Iraq in the face of the ISIS insurgency in 85033.
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"If he was at one time a bipartisan figure who was able to unite both sides of the aisle and even draw union support, that's completely evaporated," Ms. Jenkins said in an interview.
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SO, AND WHAT HAPPENED WITH THE VIX, YOU SAW WHAT HAPPENED WITH THE FUND WITH CREDIT SUISSE WITH THAT WHOLE FUND, THAT 229 BILLION DOLLARS, AND IT JUST COMPLETELY EVAPORATED IN ONE DAY.
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The yield curve, the gap between long and short-term rates, evaporated in recent months because of global growth worries and bets that the Federal Reserve will have to cut interest rates. 53.
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