And Hynek was shocked to discover it hadn't faded away.
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This interest never quite faded away like others of adolescence.
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At more than 200 meters, the elevated risk faded away.
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When people saw his canvases, the ill will faded away.
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After Roe legalized abortion, this kind of activism faded away.
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Nearly 20 years after her debut, she's never faded away.
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Worcester died the following year, and his dictionaries faded away.
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Susie Hodge: That skill faded away after photography was invented.
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His yellowish complexion faded away and his appetite quickly returned.
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Like most Globes hosts, Fallon faded away as the evening progressed.
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The Touch, on the other hand, just kind of faded away.
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All of the color and movement of popular culture faded away.
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But those concerns mostly faded away once I started wearing it.
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So why has the appeal of the beach TV faded away?
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Of course, it's not hard to see why they faded away.
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And since Trudeau's victory, Harper's politics of division has faded away.
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But after Roe legalized abortion, this kind of activism faded away.
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"My feeling of love toward her has faded away," Hannah said.
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A few still exist, with new missions, while some faded away.
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People might not remember this because it kind of faded away.
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A polar vortex observed in 2016, for example, has largely faded away.
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Before the last notes had faded away, Crosby, Stills & Nash was born.
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But for many, the convenience faded away once they wore the contacts.
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By contrast, McDermott faded away, ignored by the pro game he popularized.
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Do you think there's a reason the Space Age influence faded away?
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Article continues below As the light faded away, 23S took another look.
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Though he added that the economy rebounded as the virus faded away.
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But in 2018, much of that sense of authority has faded away.
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The humming that had faded away into the background, kicks into overdrive.
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Within three days, my dry, inflamed splotches chilled out and eventually faded away.
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She never did, but within 20 minutes her withdrawal symptoms had faded away.
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Eventually, the letters faded away but I saved them for a long time.
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Other wars have enjoyed brief moments in the spotlight but then faded away.
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The budding art scene I visited back then has long since faded away.
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By the time Hurricane Katrina hit, the antiques business had mostly faded away.
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But the internet was still in its infancy, and the idea faded away.
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The blue light which signals someone is watching the camera feed faded away.
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With her family gone, the joy has faded away from the world around her.
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The focus and blame fell overwhelmingly on Trump and Nielsen, while Sessions faded away.
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Propeller planes faded away, and airlines began flying to a wider range of destinations.
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It would've been understandable if "Donald Trump commits adultery" faded away as a story.
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The Democrats conceded, adding tax cuts of their own, while Republican opponents faded away.
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"The big nightclub phase of New York has kind of faded away," he said.
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After a couple of hours and probably too many ibuprofen, the migraine faded away.
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By the time the Renaissance began in the 1300s, their paint had faded away.
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His new book is about why people need stories and those stories have faded away.
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He released a single, the poorly received "Learn Chinese," and faded away from the limelight.
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As the Naughty America title screen faded away, I found myself transported into a bedroom.
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But even as those jobs faded away, developers were replacing Delaware's soybean fields with subdivisions.
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Because there was no body and no sign of her, the case eventually faded away.
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There was a little bit of talk about that, then that kind of faded away.
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But clarete has largely faded away, though a few stalwart producers are maintaining the tradition.
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My fears of being murdered faded away and were replaced with a wave of wonder.
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Some of their lineages have since faded away, including the intimidating 60-foot-long Megalodon.
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While the UPF wouldn't last and the Reclaim Australia protests faded away, those involved didn't.
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Some sent messages to tell me they knew what I'd done, and others simply faded away.
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Inventory wasn't always restocked in stores, however, and so the brand eventually faded away almost entirely.
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For the first hour, on my starter planet, I was, but that feeling soon faded away.
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The holy grail of a working mechanical heart never disappeared, though the word "permanent" faded away.
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So over time, as the narration at the beginning of the film explains, magic faded away.
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Prominent companies like Willow Garage and Rethink Robotics have classroom mainstays, but have ultimately faded away.
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And yet, now that they've sort of faded away slightly, we sort of miss them. —K.
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Equipped with this ability, these whales no longer needed their chompers, so their teeth gradually faded away.
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After a point, the anxiety and dread whenever I see him faded away, only the tears stay.
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He worked with the Slovenia native on her skin-care line, which faded away before the election.
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Groups like the Black Panthers, who had marched in California in 1967 bearing rifles, slowly faded away.
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Unlike Farrell, most of the other men's lib spokespeople seem to have faded away by the 80s.
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For these, the outer upper can also be faded away to reveal a dark denim inner layer.
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But already the long hot summer of '16 has faded away into a fragmented and fuzzy memory.
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While some contemporaneous 19th-century groups, like the Mormons, grew to large religions, the Faithists faded away.
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I still remember the experience today, even as the details of the art has slowly faded away.
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In predictable fashion, the rest of her message quickly faded away in the frenzy of news analysis.
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The world around me faded away, replaced with hallucinations of life on the farm with my father.
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By the end of the album, the possibilities of escape and renewal have long since faded away.
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I just talked to my wife for two minutes at the most and then the signal faded away.
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Now all the data is officially in and yes, the rumors were true: the signal has faded away.
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That all faded away, as we faced three (and now likely four) consecutive quarters of negative earnings growth.
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By early 2018, Konga was purchased in a distressed acquisition and faded away as a competitor to Jumia.
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The sound of the brass bells the priestesses rang to invoke the goddess's spiritual energy had faded away.
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New superstars like Lizzo have emerged, and former main players like the Black Eyed Peas have faded away.
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During the transition, Trump handed out advisory roles to several rich associates, but they've all since faded away.
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But Marcos' personal star, together with the relevance of the Zapatista movement, has all but faded away now.
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Economic insecurity is our lived reality, the American Dream has faded away and uncertainty is the new constant.
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Eight men in the treatment group did report lower libido, but the effect faded away after treatment had ended.
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As 2017 fizzled and faded away to all of our great relief, Paris Hilton had one final parting message.
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I started incorporating embroidery into my paintings in the last five years and slowly the paint faded away completely.
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In the end, the wheelers and dealers faded away, trying to get what they could under cover of darkness.
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In the case of Abolish ICE, the issue faded away almost entirely in the face of its dismal polling.
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It's these types of companies that will continue to see profits long after goofy wearables startups have faded away.
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This has all faded away in recent years thanks to a deep economic recession and the pervasive political crisis.
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This wasn't the kind of acne that faded away with a dab of salicylic acid; it came from deeper.
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With smartphone users downloading an average of zero apps a month, has the glamour of using apps faded away?
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By the end of the 19th century the machinery question had faded away, because the answer was so obvious.
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As the show ended, images of the men and women of Eden faded away against the bogs of Ardnamurchan.
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Apple refused; the FBI got a technical solution from another company and, in the end, the controversy faded away.
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"Healing with water faded away, and with it the world whose lifestyle included the bathing culture," Ms. Tompa said.
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As the second round started, MacDonald faded away from a desperate flying knee and countered with another right hand.
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But all of the worried buzz faded away once the rave reviews came rolling in (including one from yours truly).
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Where do these lovebirds end up ten years down the road, once the magic of the moment has faded away?
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The Dothraki may have faded away into the Long Night, but SZA is the perfect Khaleesi for all of us.
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When the trip ended, the trolls faded away, but Mr. Stowe said he lost valuable sponsorship opportunities as a result.
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" Q. You explain in your introduction that the Cultural Revolution "has faded away as though it all happened quite naturally.
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But Vine announced in late October it would shut down the app, after it faded away within the business community.
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It should have faded away gracefully, content with knowing it had a profound impact on the future of video games.
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All that uneasiness faded away over the months and years of expeditions, until all that was left was the exploration.
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Instead of building into a cheerful rock song, it melted into a series of slow arpeggios and eventually faded away.
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Somewhere between Colin Kaepernick and the President calling NFL players sons of bitches, that element of the story faded away.
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It was acquired by Teledyne and faded away as a company with a name-brand reputation stronger than its sales.
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I set it with powder to give it a fighting chance, but it pretty much just faded away to nothing.
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Talk in Athens that another surprise election might be held before his term expires in 2019 has also faded away.
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A separate group that faded away had been about customer experience and smaller details of the ride, such as hard braking.
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These, however, faded away and after four weeks of testing he began to report sensations that correlated with the electrodes firing.
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So-called "altcoins" faded away because they were buggy, insecure, untrustworthy, and/or provided no lasting value beyond de facto gambling.
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Very quickly, bigger websites started to get serious about App Store reviews, app prices dropped massively and our website faded away.
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" Bush marveled, before reminding Trump as he faded away, "If you worked for NBC right now, you'd be fired … fired … fired.
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After I graduated, I moved back to NYC and dated a string of flaky dudes who faded away one after another.
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There were some guys that first week who just kind of faded away, as if they really didn't care about me.
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Then again: If she didn't have a flirtation with an Avenger, Sharon might have just quietly faded away into relative obscurity.
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The sneaker features a toned-down neutral upper layer, which can be faded away to reveal a darker denim layer underneath.
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Yet that prickly view of fatherhood is what I kept coming back to as the fizz of the movie faded away.
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Moving to Opportunity faded away, but social scientists who explored it more deeply after nearly another decade found reasons for optimism.
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He got slapped on the wrist with a few sanctions, but his complicity faded away into a mist of baldfaced lies.
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I can tell you endless stories of the heyday of gay cruising, much of which has faded away into the past.
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The grand proposals of the '60s futurists also faded away, as the Fordist period of postwar economic growth abruptly about-faced.
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Yet the old arguments about the virtue of trial by ambush, and the insurmountable risks of disclosure, have largely faded away.
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Years passed and my memories of the trip to Syria faded away, replaced by the steady accretion of other life experiences.
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When the last wave of blurred riffs and chiming discord faded away, I felt like I'd just survived a flood. Barely.
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The old honor codes have faded away, in part because she views her present mission as too serious to be diverted from.
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All the time spent practicing, not pursuing a 'real career' after college, negativity from people, it all just faded away for awhile.
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" As a result, he said, "buyers are much more patient, and some of the exuberance we saw last year has faded away.
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But after failing to convert a set point in the opener he faded away to a fourth defeat in five Wimbledon matches.
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"When I was younger, I had the seven-day forecast memorized," said Martin, whose childhood aspiration to chase storms hasn't faded away.
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Image 2 of 2 MASVINGO, Zimbabwe – Zimbabwe&aposs former leader Robert Mugabe has been forced out but he&aposs hardly faded away.
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He developed his own rituals, spending hours summoning sense memories of the seasons until the gray world of the prison faded away.
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By 2016, however, the aftershocks of the financial crisis had faded away to the point that the usual rules once again applied.
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Meanwhile, the idea that the government might have a different kind of obligation to poor mothers and their children slowly faded away.
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I think if it had happened in Buffalo, where he played his pro ball, it would have faded away a lot faster.
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After serving 12 years of a 30-year sentence, Mr. Goody left the country and largely faded away — the gang's Quiet Man figure.
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Brown was born with a partial loss of hearing and, after years of tubes, the ability eventually just faded away in one ear.
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It faded away in the House, but the smaller Senate continued with the practice to ensure a level of protection for the minority.
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In addition to higher rebates, there's also concern the pent-up demand that drove millions to buy a new vehicle has faded away.
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The panic in America faded away, but even as Ebola dropped from the front pages, the virus continued to snake through West Africa.
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"He's much older than I thought he'd be," murmured the woman seated behind your columnist in Burlington, as the final applause faded away.
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Those questions faded away recently as Anthony fit into a new role in the offense while offense began coming easier for the Thunder.
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My father thought it's just a stupid attitude which will fade away, but it didn't: The motorcycles faded away, but not the rest!
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Hi-NRG faded away, and with it, Cowley's myth and music — until its recent rediscovery by Josh Cheon of the record label Dark Entries.
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But as I grew up, my journals were gradually replaced with cell phones, and my dream of becoming Harriet The Spy slowly faded away.
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But then he swapped to the Noise Cancelling Headphones 700, and everything — the music Starbucks was playing, nearby talkers, and coffee grinders — faded away.
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The brand survived over the last decade, unlike other iconic firms like Wachovia and Bear Stearns whose names faded away once they were acquired.
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His smile faded away, though, as we tried to ask him questions about allegations against him ... and got rebuffed by one of his aides.
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Those gains faded away in Asia, with U.S. stock futures falling 21% and MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan down 43%.
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But the office simply faded away under Ronald Reagan, who pushed for the current paradigm of regulating noise at the state and local levels.
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"'Faded Away' is a song about anxiety, about letting things go or come as they do without getting obsessed with them," he told Noisey.
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Once SARS faded away, China's growth rebounded quickly and climbed to 10% in the third quarter of 2003, according to Commerzbank's Hao and Wagner.
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The specific targets and groups have faded away, but the techniques and free-floating misogyny feel like an inescapable part of the internet now.
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After other major shootings, like at Sandy Hook Elementary School and the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, there were massive spikes that faded away quickly.
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Those events are well outside the two-week window, during a period when most gun control conversations have completely faded away after a shooting.
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Regular revelations of abuse of female models — as far back as a "22007 Minutes" investigation of modeling agencies in Paris in 22010 — faded away.
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I did it until people sounded like they had naturally stopped speaking, but not so much that I faded away what they were actually saying.
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Other stories with similar, gender-bending themes, like Le Guin's The Left Hand of Darkness, became science fiction classics as Sheldon's work has faded away.
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Between the lines: The idea has faded away because Democratic strategists concluded it wouldn't help them win back white blue-collar voters, per the WSJ.
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About 10 minutes after the "Carol Christ, come down!" chant faded away, the chancellor's chief of staff Khira Griscavage appeared and held up Downey's microphone.
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In short, while others of his era burned out or faded away, Fields is still here, his voice now more passionate and ecstatic than ever.
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The brand survived over the last decade, unlike other iconic firms like Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns whose names faded away once they were acquired.
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The Dark Ages of jerking off to one's own imagination faded away, and the relatively novel concept of "pornography" as we know it today flourished.
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The revelations of the past few months — and the stories of victims who faded away — is further appalling proof of the extent of these biases.
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The distinction between giving and receiving, altruism and selfishness faded away because in giving to the unit you are giving to a piece of yourself.
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Then Williams fired up the engine and raced to a 3-0 lead in the second set, losing only one more game as Diatchenko faded away.
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As "Million Reasons" faded away, Gaga — now standing in front of her piano — leaned back gently, landing right in the middle of her instrument's angel wings.
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The truth is, Grande could've faded away from the limelight, laid low for months, and done away with her distinctive look to somehow mask her celebrity.
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And even a public weight-loss campaign organized by his brother — Mr. Ford once described himself as being "300 pounds of fun" — faded away without results.
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The group faded away after achieving the closest thing to a victory the art vigilantes could hope for when Santa Cruz banned billboards from its skyline.
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For about half a century, as tastes changed and celebrities peaked and faded away, Mr. Graham remained a household name with consistently high public approval ratings.
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As he spoke to reporters on Wednesday, Anthony said he felt "at peace" these days as the memories and controversies of another bad season faded away.
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Manufacturing jobs have faded away, and in 2016 the city's poverty rate was nearly 27 percent, with close to half of Memphis's children living in poverty.
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As a new age of mercantilism has emerged alongside Mr. Trump's presidency, one deal that could have been a triumph of global capitalism has faded away.
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A PDVSA branch known as PDVSA Servicios used to provide many key services to oil fields but appears to have faded away in the last year.
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As the last rustles of recorded water faded away and the cry of the violin fell to silence, I was pulled back into the present day.
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In 25 years some of today's iconic companies will likely have faded away like an old Kodak photo, or closed up shop like a Woolworth's lunch counter.
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Polls had shown Democrats gaining some traction several weeks ago in Senate races, but those gains have faded away and the Republican Senate lead looks more secure.
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He occupies an exclusive, semi-uncomfortable space: out of the original Ultimate Fighter cast, he's the last man standing—all the rest have retired or faded away.
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For me, an initial impression, if there ever was one, that the petroglyphs resembled something inspirational or alien faded away the further I walked down the canyon.
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At the table, all the distractions faded away as he again proved that he would not let age stand in the way of another shot at victory.
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After the initial hassles had faded away, however, St. Petersburg felt like a constant street party fed by the dim solar haze that lasted throughout each night.
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When the Supreme Court handed George W. Bush the White House in 2000 even though he lost the popular vote, Al Gore graciously conceded and faded away.
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When Deep Blue defeated Kasparov, it was a hot news item for a few days but faded away, as it didn't affect our day-to-day lives.
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The memory of Pikinis might have faded away, but the company's founder, Ted Kramer, decided to sue Facebook in 2015, alleging that its behavior had been anticompetitive.
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The museum dismissed the fact that Anita Hill failed in her attempt to derail Justice Thomas's elevation to the bench and subsequently faded away into practical obscurity.
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Documenting the vanishing of P/2016 G1 was like tracking a drop of milk in your coffee, Dr. Hainaut said: Parts spread out and faded away individually.
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The Jeter chants faded away, and by the end of the 2015 season, even with his terrible start, he finished as a well-above replacement level player.
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Now, with the benefit of hindsight, I want to look back on why Samsung's phone grew into a global smartphone dynasty while all of the others faded away.
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Euro zone inflation data showed no sign that base effects from last year's slide in oil prices had faded away, creating more headaches for the European Central Bank.
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The study also looked at the response to temperature changes with five-year lags, and under those parameters, the previously apparent benefits for richer, cooler countries faded away.
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With 2 minutes 49 seconds left, Carmelo Anthony (20 points) jab-stepped and faded away to sink a tough jump shot, cutting the Spurs' lead to 92-523.
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The planet is in the midst of its seventh cholera pandemic — one that affects about 3 million people each year and, unlike past pandemics that faded away, persists.
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Republicans may have thought that the issue of Judge Merrick B. Garland's nomination to the Supreme Court had faded away like a summer hydrangea over the congressional recess.
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By the time Lusingu graduated medical school in 227 and his bouts of malaria had faded away, the early versions of RTS,S were being tested in humans.
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In the midst of all this activity, the White House press briefing has faded away, replaced by a president happy to speak to his own set of facts.
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We came out only after the roar of dual exhaust pipes faded away and raced home in the opposite direction, knowing better than to stay and invite questions.
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But for me, all that has faded away, and what sticks with me are these quiet, human, interactions that I had with these people that I was apprehending.
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An expensive, strange work of excess that burned brightly and faded away with nary a whisper, it's still one of the most singular shows on the streaming service.
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While Slutsky was cleared by his peers, who reportedly denigrated the two women who appeared before the ethics committee to testify in person, the situation has not faded away.
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Although both programs seem to have faded away, the museum has a "Venture Innovation Director" — a first-of-its-kind role, and one that lives on the leadership team.
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As I slid on the new HTC Vive Pre headset, the all-encompassing commotion that is Las Vegas during CES — the world's biggest annual consumer electronics show — faded away.
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The fact that HQ hasn't already faded away like some fad since its August debut epitomizes the glued-in engagement platforms crave and could make it an attractive acquisition.
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Contador, one of only six men with titles in all three grand tours (France, Italy, Spain), quickly faded away though and rolled down to his team car several times.
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Attempts by the leadership to push through changes to the party's leadership structure were unanimously successful as what is left of the opposition to the Labour leader faded away.
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Later research suggested that the most successful programs, like one in Riverside, California, were aberrations caused by a good local economy, and that the effects faded away with time.
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What to watch: The bookseller has entertained takeover offers in the past that eventually faded away: • John Malone's Liberty Media sought to buy control of the company in 2011.
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This sort of petty corruption has largely faded away, like so many chads in the wind, but the historical association between voting and imbibing has rarely seemed more relevant.
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Her father was taken up on the hill to build dry stone walls when he was a little boy, but the tradition faded away as his daughter grew up.
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TechCrunch has watched as new publications have jumped into covering the tech industry, old publications have withered and faded away, and every format of media has come and gone.
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I was in the water, and then rising into the light, until the light overwhelmed, and when it dimmed, and faded away, I felt the land under my feet.
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The electronic music scene in 2009 that spawned him and other explosive acts like MSTRKRFT—with synths that felt like guitars erupting with intense energy, has almost entirely faded away.
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British retailer Marks and Spencer finished almost 2 percent down after a survey from the Confederation of British Industry said retail sales growth faded away in May as inflation rises.
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But time went on, guys and girls grew up, got jobs, started families, put down their instruments or faded away into other forms of music such as electronic and reggae.
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He'd publicly done just that with Gretchen Mol, landing her a Vanity Fair cover describing her as Hollywood's new It Girl … and then going quiet as her star faded away.
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The reverberations from allegations that tennis authorities had failed to act on suspicions of match-fixing, which overshadowed the first days of the tournament, had all but faded away on Friday.
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A separate survey meanwhile showed retail sales growth faded away this month after an April surge as worries about the outlook among major chains increased at the fastest rate since 2012.
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We estimate that the second hit impact was about 1.20 million euros that impacted us somewhere in November/ December… But we believe this impact today has nearly 1.03 percent faded away.
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"That's quite a bit of work you've got there," he said, as the last track faded away, indicating both that he liked the album and that the album did feel long.
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But it was Perry, 34, who seemed particularly blown away by her vocals, proclaiming her "one of my favorite voices I've ever heard in my life" as the last notes faded away.
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It seems as though the Fyre Festival faded away like a candle in the wind, but the cursed luxury festival only took place this past spring in 2017 (imploded, to be honest).
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Yet now, financials have slumped and are sitting almost flat from the start of the year, and materials have actually faded away from their year to date highs and are trading sideways.
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No sniper zeroed in on Ziva; she just faded away, which turned out to be a smart choice, because now Mr. Weatherly has announced that the current season will be his last.
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Seeger is something still less: not a writer who faded away to acclaim of a ceremonial sort, but one who became unfashionable to even the most hospitable critics of the postwar years.
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As the trio of Hitchhiking Ghosts, an unrecognizable Harris glared from behind a cadaverous face, Burtka stuck his thumb out in a cartoonish top hat and Gideon faded away as a sinister specter.
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May's decision to invoke Article 50 — the exit clause of the European Union's treaty — before she was ready (though after she had laid down "red lines" that have faded away in some cases).
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But they have yet to race each other as main contenders for the crown, Red Bull and Ferrari waning as Mercedes entered an era of engine domination just as McLaren had faded away previously.
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"Eid al-Fitr is unique in Zanzibar, because we are isolated, and so we have been able to retain some of the traditions that have faded away in bigger cities," Mr. Saleh, 50, said.
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"The post-election rebound seen in the service sector has faded away, with consumers and businesses increasingly cautious about their spending amid concerns over political impasses and its impact on the wider economy," she said.
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Maybe that the notion that connecting the world would change it for the better, politically, faded away after the first few years of this decade, replaced by the grim reality of increasing loggerhead political polarization.
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When we saw the first Snaps of this five-tiered birthday cake, the surrounding party faded away and we felt sure this would be the one element of the night we'd be unable to forget.
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I saw a noticeable difference in the scars on my cheeks after just one week and now that I've been using it for two months, a lot of the scars have almost faded away completely.
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But the modern moment is not an imperial one: that's all gone, faded away like the briefly consequential mountain men of this book, and with the world, by general agreement, a better place in consequence.
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Major firms, such as wireless carrier Oi SA and homebuilder PDG Realty SA, have been ensnared in thorny debt renegotiation talks after filing for protection from creditors as years of robust economic growth faded away.
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In the past decade, the old prejudice that you can't analyze comedy without destroying it has slowly faded away, as the growth of journalism on the subject has become a signature of the comedy boom.
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We love going through these old sounds and fantasize about where these records have been played: maybe a sunny day in a room overlooking a garden in Tehran, or at a discotheque that has faded away.
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"This whole discussion about central banks and their willingness to act has faded away in the sense that it's clear they will not throw in the towel," ABN AMRO senior fixed income strategist Kim Liu said.
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The couple — who got engaged in October — also say that there were "a lot of people in [their] life that kind of faded away," perhaps because they weren't sure how to approach the subject with them.
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And while Trudeau and Macron's budding relationship gave us a much-needed break from partisan political headlines, the photos were tinged with nostalgia and bittersweet memories of the North American bromance that had seemingly faded away.
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For years, MacWEEK magazine was the Apple rumor source of record, but as it faded away, it was replaced by rumor-centric sites that felt no fear (and oftentimes, no journalistic pangs) about spilling the beans.
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OGA, Japan, March 6 (Reuters) - As a child, Tatsuo Sato was terrified when the Namahage demons roared into his northern Japanese house every year, but in adulthood he mourned as the centuries-old tradition faded away.
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But the word quickly faded away, making this the most forgettable WOTY choice since 21980's "bushlips" (a word for insincere political rhetoric, based on George H.W. Bush's broken promise, "Read my lips, no new taxes").
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Nic also loved to write and draw and play sports, but as he drew deeper into addiction, those things faded away for him, replaced only by the drive to acquire drugs or money to buy drugs.
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While he was a leading conservative in the Senate from 1978 to 1990, he faded away after he declined to seek reelection that year, launching two failed gubernatorial bids and then seemingly retiring from politics altogether.
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The real barely managed to stay in positive territory, while Sao Paulo-traded stocks slid 0.8%, easing off record high levels as enthusiasm over the passage of the pension reform bill in the lower house faded away.
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Sergey Petrossov, JetSmarter CEO Sergey Petrossov, JetSmarter CEO JetSmarter has been able to grow rapidly in private aviation where other players, like Beacon or BlackJet, which was also counted Jay-Z among its backers, have faded away.
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But as that faded away it has been held together only by renting itself out to whoever could energize its base and keep it in power — Sarah Palin, Rush Limbaugh, the Tea Party, the National Rifle Association.
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These laws have largely faded away, though some more recently than others: In Arkansas, blue laws banning the sale of liquor were only overturned in 0003, while Minnesota's 2000-year-old Sunday ban was scrapped in 22017.
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The center&aposs teams of more than 50 conservationists wear surgical masks and use modern technology — like X-ray and ultraviolet machines — to uncover images that over time have faded away on canvases that average 300 years old.
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OnePlus also has ideal timing for its push: traditional players like HTC and LG have faded away in the US as Samsung and Apple have run away with the market and global leaders like Huawei have been locked out.
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TIGNES, France (Reuters) - Colombian Egan Bernal was catapulted into the overall lead of the Tour de France in dramatic circumstances on Friday as the 19th stage was stopped early because of a hailstorm after French hopes had faded away.
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No doubt as the Soviet Union dissolved and Russian communism faded away there were still functionaries chugging away in offices across that failed state writing five-year plans for the steel industry and new slogans for the Young Pioneers.
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While most rappers who came up at the same time as him have burnt out, faded away, or otherwise fallen out of favor, the boss has outlasted the competition, his larger-than-life persona enduring with major label backing.
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And because I didn't wash the drawings away, the intimacy and power of the story persisted over the next few days, though it changed as first the boat and then the migrants and finally even their luggage faded away.
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Numerous other apps besides Six4Three also faded away as a result: Lulu, an app that let women rate the men they dated; an identity fraud-detecting app called Beehive ID; and the Swedish breast cancer awareness app Rosa Bandet (Pink Ribbon).
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In August, I returned to Hiroshima the "Obama buzz" was still in the air as the president mulled a no-first-use policy for the U.S. But when that idea faded away, so did attention to the dangers of nuclear weapons.
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A vast trade deal spanning the Pacific Ocean has had the life span of a Washington cherry blossom — it bloomed in bipartisan fashion, then faded away — and a Senate trade enforcement bill was watered down when it reached the House.
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In particular, the debut season features everything from a rumination on how the spirit of the '60s faded away to a femme fatale performance by Christina Hendricks to a pair of weirdo assassins straight out of a pulp crime novel.
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His legislation to study a new design faded away, not so much from clashing passions over the flag's look or a partisan divide, but more, it seemed, out of indifference, hesitancy to upset the status quo and no perfect replacement.
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With my Wall Street background and your years in technology, both you and Dan, it felt like we could really add a lot to the overall technology conversation, so we jumped into that and gradually the New York focus faded away.
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It was, perhaps, the first instance in which the harshness of reality broke the fantasy of Walt Disney's imagination, when what John Jeremiah Sullivan, writing in the New York Times Magazine, once called "the double hallucination" of the place likely faded away.
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Image: Sinai Palimpsests ProjectHistorical documents considered lost to the ravages of time—like crumbling parchment thousands of years old or medieval manuscripts whose ink long ago faded away—are being given a new life thanks to a technology known as multispectral imaging.
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A previous Cirque attempt at narrative theater, "Banana Shpeel," disastrously flopped at the Beacon Theater in 2010; a more traditional (for Cirque) acrobatic show with multiyear aspirations, "Zarkana," quietly faded away after productions at Radio City Music Hall in 2011 and 228.
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Despite Briggs's and her daughter Isabel Briggs Myers's lack of degrees, many people have found the MBTI to be effective, and that is why it is still being used, while so many other psychological tests developed by trained scientists have faded away.
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My annoyance faded away as a I watched the way this young woman was picked apart by not only angry men on the internet, but also by a Huffington Post Live journalist who patronized her and called her perspective into question on-air.
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Ninja and Yolandi Visser are Afrikaners, a white South African ethnic group descended primarily from Dutch settlers, and they have boasted in interviews that racism in the country had mostly faded away, and more frequently came from black South Africans toward whites.
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Because these are the kind of problems you can wash away with an ice-cold beer, some sun on your body, and the ridiculously smooth grooves of "Faded Away" the latest R&B jam from Nigerian-born, Madrid-based newcomer John Grvy.
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" He continues, "I scanned the store to see what they might actually have, and all I saw was cans of beans with a quarter inch of dust on the tops and boxed goods so old the labels had almost completely faded away.
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But despite all the reasons it really should not work, the film's final sequence stayed with me long after the fuzzy knowledge of what exactly each Infinity Stone does and the confusion over why Tessa Thompson wasn't in this movie had faded away.
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Any hopes that the discovery was an isolated incident faded away this year, with sightings of the tick popping up again in New Jersey and eight other states this past spring and summer (Arkansas, Connecticut, Maryland, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia).
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The world faded away and we were left with the essence of wrestling's dramatic side: an actor/stuntman/athlete, in front of a crowd, feeding on their energy as they fed on his, with the weight of pro wrestling's years bearing down on us.
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The result is a mutually reinforcing cycle, in which the particular historical circumstances of the 1990s created the image of the scandal-ridden Clintons, and the Clintons gave up on trying to erase that image, ensuring its perpetuation long after it should've faded away.
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READ: British doctors are begging the government to test them for the coronavirus In Italy, Salvini's attempts to play border politics have faded away as the country has been engulfed by the worst crisis in its modern history, recording hundreds of deaths a day.
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I'd pictured a house where everything was beautiful and where the pains of adolescence — the bullies, the scars, the look on Dylan Shaw's face when he saw me on his doorstep that morning, and later, in the men's restroom, when he followed me inside — simply faded away.
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I loved reading about the progression of the relationship [between] Maya and her mother, Vivien, when all those doubts had faded away, when proof of love was no longer required or questioned, and most of all I loved seeing more of her heart and its wisdom.
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But as that fad has (mercifully) faded away, a company called AstroReality has come up with a more compelling use of AR technology that works with an astonishingly detailed replica of the moon that's as much a work of art as it is a learning tool.
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Twins rally to knock off White Sox MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Twins weren't expected to be playoff contenders when the season started and any hope of the postseason had seemingly faded away when Minnesota lost six of its final seven games in August and traded away two pitchers.
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In all three countries the benefits of such controls eventually faded away, but undoing them caused trouble, in the form of property and stockmarket bubbles in Japan in the 1980s; similar, if slightly smaller, bubbles in Taiwan by 1990; and South Korea's financial crisis in 1997-98.
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That night at dinner at Trattoria Masuelli San Marco, a traditional Milanese restaurant with a blessedly regional wine list, I drank an excellent Barolo Bricco Delle Viole 2007 from G.D. Vajra, vibrant and expressive with a touch of welcome bitterness as the other flavors faded away.
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Today the fearmongering has faded away and the issue of child care has become bipartisan, with everyone from Bernie Sanders to Ivanka Trump talking about the struggle parents of young children face when they try to secure care for their children in order to work or continue their education.
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As Golden State comes out of a nine-day break, looking to win its third consecutive championship and a fourth in five years, the doubt created by injuries to Kevin Durant and DeMarcus Cousins — doubt that helped inspire some of the best basketball of Green's career — has faded away.
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I was living abroad on that terrible day fifteen years ago, and for a long time I'd thought that my distance from the experience of it had somehow separated me definitively from the city that's been home for most of my life — a feeling that eventually faded away.
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And while you shouldn't be wasteful or foolish with your forces (especially thanks to one of the best veterancy systems in real-time games), World in Conflict doesn't pull its punches: These are battles won by who is left when the after-image of the nuclear detonation has faded away.
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Vladimir Nabokov had political and commercial reasons for writing in English rather than Russian, but his real compulsion had to do with the pleasures of the language itself: "The excitement of verbal adventure in the Russian medium had faded away gradually after I turned to English," he told the Paris Review.
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Two years before that, the "Kony 2012" video by the advocacy group Invisible Children brought wide attention to the Lord's Resistance Army, rebels who had for years rained terror across northern Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan and the Central African Republic, but it faded away just as quickly.
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"The impact economically is starting to really kick off now because you had all these programs and subsidies, and now all of that has faded away," said Susan Marticek, the executive director of the Ocean County Long Term Recovery Group, a nonprofit that has helped the area recover from Hurricane Sandy.
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Her films starred household names like Madonna, Geena Davis, Rosie O'Donnell, Denzel Washington, Whitney Houston, Danny DeVito, Robert De Niro, Drew Barrymore, Robin Williams, Brittany Murphy, and, of course, Tom Hanks, iconic actors who have persisted in the public eye, remaining part of the zeitgeist years after many of their contemporaries faded away.
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"Worries about energy supplies have faded away, erased in large part by natural gas," Exxon Chief Executive Darren Woods told the World Gas Conference last month in Washington, D.C. Exxon is expected by analysts to post a 313 percent increase in quarterly profit to $5.45 billion on Friday, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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"Worries about energy supplies have faded away, erased in large part by natural gas," Exxon Chief Executive Darren Woods told the World Gas Conference last month in Washington, D.C. Exxon is expected by analysts to post a 62 percent increase in quarterly profit to $5.45 billion on Friday, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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There was an end-of-an-era feeling to it: As a couple, Ms. Jolie and Mr. Pitt were perhaps most important to Hollywood as a marketing tool, "proof that old-school movie star glamour and storybook romance had not yet faded away entirely," said Janice Min, chief creative officer of The Hollywood Reporter-Billboard Media Group.
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Back then, you were either a teenage girl swooning at the sound of his smooth, high voice; a grown-up amused by his so-called Cinderella tale, smiling every time "Baby" came on the radio; or one of those people who rolled their eyes and waited until yet another child pop star inevitably burned out, blew up, or faded away.
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Jay-Z says in a new interview that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is "bringing out an ugly side of America" that many hoped had faded away.
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They recognize that the Democratic Party of the past has faded away, so Campbell would have to decide whether he'll cling to the ways of the Obama-Clinton Democrats or join the Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE socialist movement.
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That is, if, after presumably swallowing the pills and putting on a light jacket against the cold, Mr. Badii had just lain down in the ditch that he'd dug, and everything had grown dim as we watched his impassive face watch the full moon sail in and out from behind the smoky clouds, and then, as a clap of thunder sounded, when it had grown so dark that we could no longer see him at all until a flash of lightning illuminated the screen again and there he was, still lying there, staring out, still of this world, still waiting, as we are still waiting, only to be plunged into darkness again until the next bright flash, in which we'd discover that his eyes had at last drifted closed, and then the screen turned black for good, leaving only the sound of rain falling harder and harder, until finally it crescendoed and faded away—if the film had just ended there, as it seemed to have every intention of doing, then, Romi said, it might not have stayed with her.
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