"I thought they were gone forever," May told ABC 15.
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That talent appeared to be gone forever, and it wasn't.
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While some species are flourishing, others are already gone forever.
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All of that water is gone forever, lost to space.
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And there's the youth of many Sydneysiders, gone forever. #RIP
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Clear out a set of nests and they're gone forever.
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Pretty soon, Gchat, or "Google Talk," will be gone forever.
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It's either going to come back, or it's gone forever.
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So those 70 attempts at catching Golbat were gone forever.
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Just hours later, one of them would be gone forever.
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We know that once muscle is gone, it's gone forever.
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She lost the ring, and he figured it was gone forever.
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And if I don't write this book, it'll be gone forever.
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In this industry, if we lose a sale, it's gone forever.
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There's nothing quite like finding something you thought was gone forever.
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Your window to make the sale is closed and gone forever.
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One night that scared him into thinking maybe I'd gone forever.
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Nipsey's gone forever, but he'll never be forgotten in L.A. RIP
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The CO2 plants store is also not gone forever, Keenan says.
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Sooner than you'd like to think, they may be gone forever.
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"I just thought it was gone forever," said Ms. Anthony, 34.
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It's see now, buy now — or it will be gone forever.
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If you decide against accepting one, the opportunity is gone forever.
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" He added, "I told my wife our son was gone forever.
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Until, in a matter of minutes, the Pillsbury Pizza was gone forever.
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Keep reading to find out if your favorite show is gone forever.
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I know my luck and am sure the bag is gone forever.
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Land that we are going to need in the future, gone forever.
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The Great Barrier Reef as we once knew it is gone forever.
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And I understood "gone forever" to mean never ever existing again. Done!
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There's no NAFTA deal, it rolled behind the couch, it's gone forever.
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You could tell he just realized that is best friend was gone forever.
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They've teamed up to archive and host the Miiverse before it's gone forever.
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And tomorrow, for all any of us know, Apex might be gone forever.
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They're only available for 2 weeks - once they're gone, they are gone forever!
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Once a letter disappears from the map, that doesn't mean it's gone forever.
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For all the scientists knew, it could be lost at sea, gone forever.
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It's going to be gone forever, so everybody just sit back and relax.
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I hate to tell you, but there's a good chance it's gone forever.
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Hudson's disease is steadily progressing; muscle that he loses now is gone forever.
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If we decide to go, we're gone, forever, no second thoughts, no turning back.
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Molly's jacket is probably gone forever and she's stressed out about a work email.
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The imminent finalization of the rules doesn't mean net neutrality is gone forever, though.
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If we all just follow the steps below, Facebook's fake news is gone forever!
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The days of constantly having to wipe away greasy fingerprints would be gone forever.
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Once you click delete, the query is gone forever with no ability to undo.
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A one-inch Hawaiian snail is dead, and his species is likely gone forever.
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The scenes of blind beggars on every street corner will soon be gone forever.
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The "caliphate" may be in ruins, but that doesn't mean ISIS is gone forever.
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Once a letter disappears from the map, that doesn't mean it is gone forever.
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"Extinction does not imply that genetic material is gone forever," he said via email.
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She may still be around, but the person she used to be is gone forever.
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But, if you change your settings without backing up, those messages will be gone forever.
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So you're meaning to say that Vin Diesel's grown-up Groot is just gone forever?
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Some things are gone forever, he says, but people can again live side by side.
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It was the first confirmed sighting in decades of a species once believed gone forever.
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Once you complete the hit — or after the 7-day window closes — he's gone forever.
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When I realized my phone was gone forever I knew this would be my reckoning.
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And when they moved from Boyd to Fort Worth, they assumed Corky was gone forever.
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When your files are gone (including your once-in-a-lifetime photos), they're gone forever.
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Leave all this information behind, said Lamm - or your crypto bonanza could be gone forever.
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How many alive only an instant in these killing fields before they are gone forever.
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With dance you did it once, perfectly or not, and then it was gone forever.
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But you kinda have to make sure those scars survive otherwise they're fucking gone forever.
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Or do you have faith that once it's out of your system, it's gone forever?
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I get home at 8:15, I miss those 15 minutes, they were gone forever.
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It's a stretch, but expect Beck and the book to not be gone forever...yet.
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Tell me that I am not too late, that such precious feelings are gone forever.
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It takes the "anonymous" part seriously, too; every time you die, that soldier is gone forever.
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Do you spend so much time searching for a second earring you're convinced it's gone forever?
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Camacho was philosophical: No matter what punishment they gave Martinez, her husband was still gone forever.
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It is a game about a single life — one that ends and then is gone forever.
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But, depending on Twitter's ability to reconstruct its own past, those tweets may be gone forever.
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If they're gone forever, that means one thing, if they're coming back, that means another thing.
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The chips are no longer in my line of vision, so maybe they are gone forever.
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That means any unspent money is gone forever if you don't use it by December 31.
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"We need to take urgent action now to rebuild trust before it's gone forever," he added.
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Maybe his policies would be brought back by future presidents — but maybe they'll be gone forever.
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"He gets to be with his family and our family members are gone forever," she said.
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"The oral cancer we hoped would be gone forever has returned," Jim said in a statement.
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If you lose a tiny possession on a vacation across the world, chances are, it's gone forever.
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"Heath mixed a couple of drugs together with sleeping tablets and he's gone forever," Ledger told News.com.
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But just because I tame an obsessive thought one night doesn't mean it will be gone forever.
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They're not gone forever, though, thanks to one company who thinks flip-disc displays deserve a revival.
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It was something I got used to, something I looked forward to—and now it's gone forever.
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Once the wax is removed it is gone forever, although the palms appear to suffer no harm.
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Beyond the herculean task of rebuilding that lies ahead, Iraqis cannot be certain ISIS is gone forever.
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Because I'm doing something adorable and you're missing it, and soon I'll be 18 and gone forever.
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So once you read a message, you hit "close" or "reply," and the message is gone forever.
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I used to think this stuff was gone forever, junked to make room for shiny new facts.
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"I think we're all missing a piece of us moving forward that's going to be gone forever."
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Update: The Weeknd may have chopped off his locs months ago, but it doesn't mean they're gone forever.
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What's sad is that lots of people won't actually download their photos from Flickr before they're gone forever.
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On top of that, the safest option for ensuring they're gone forever is to keep your drive encrypted.
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But when I waited a couple of weeks and nothing had happened, I assumed they were gone forever.
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The Mormon church bought up a section of Centro and the bars that were there are gone forever.
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One is based on principle: We could care because once a species is gone, it's likely gone forever.
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If no one took photos or videos, their awkward teenage phases or college dorm rants are gone forever.
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Stevie is safe, but one of the real child prostitutes they were attempting to protect is gone. Forever.
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As you can imagine, no one wanted to believe their lover, brother, relative or friend was gone forever.
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Some experts would say that it's gone forever: "You cannot restore wilderness," said Watson in a press release.
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Some forms of employment are gone forever, and not even a self-styled savior can conjure their return.
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The catch is that this resolution must be passed by August 15 or the opportunity is gone forever.
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Now they're gone, forever, no matter how long I stay here like faithful Hachiko, from their English reader.
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"I think that sometimes people worry that the person they were with a partner is gone forever," she says.
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Your free time; your youthful waistline; that old carefree attitude toward living you used to have — all gone forever.
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I don't think it will be dead and gone forever, but I think it will be much more limited.
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But there will never be any way of knowing it's gone forever and that fact is driving me insane.
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Whatever Twin Peaks meant to us before is gone forever, and there's no point in trying to go back.
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Since there's only one of each piece, you'll have to move fast — because once it's sold out, it's gone forever.
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R.I.P. Brian Wilson's luscious, strong, beautiful beard ... 'cause the MLB pitcher says his face-warmer is officially gone forever. Probably.
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A lot of money changed hands, and "a lot of that money is wasted and gone forever," Mr. Ghaninejad concluded.
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He and other Republicans have been in complete denial about the fact that most of the jobs are gone forever.
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I would never work for a television show, because the whole technical structure of that art-form was gone forever.
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"The oral cancer we hoped would be gone forever has returned," Kelly said in a statement released by the Bills.
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Why did I have so much joy and shared love just to someday have it all taken away, gone forever?
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But on the ride home from Dover last month, he suddenly wailed that his daddy was dead, and gone forever.
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Gone forever were the spoils of his well-off upbringing, surrounded by his engineer, pilot, and military-ranking family members.
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History writing merely reconstructs the past, which obviously is gone forever, but Greek classical art is present right here and now.
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Pedaling alongside my fellow commuters — students, workers, pensioners — I felt part of a communal experience that might soon be gone forever.
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Democratic strategists also had to worry about their future behavior: Was 923 a temporary blip or were these voters gone forever?
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My free time's been spent exploring a city I thought was gone forever, and it's all thanks to Project Gotham Racing 240.
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"I don't think I'll ever accept the fact that he's gone forever, but I just have to live with it," Rosenda said.
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This enchanting artifact, officially called the Voyager Interstellar Record, may be the last vestige of our civilization after we are gone forever.
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I knew that because of my choice, my dream of being a police officer could be gone forever, based on one decision.
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Byron Scott and Kobe Bryant are gone forever and in their place will be sensible on-court decisions and off-court accountability.
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That provoked a visceral reaction from readers who wondered if the fuzzy marsupials, a national symbol of Australia, will be gone forever.
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However, once you delete your data, it is gone forever, and no one, including Apple, will be able to retrieve it for you.
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So were all of the nearly 32,000 emails (not 33,000 as Trump keeps asserting, but who's counting?) that were supposedly deleted gone forever?
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While the sight will probably be less frequent in the UK during the minimum period of solar activity, it won't be gone forever.
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But Harbour's acting is one of the emotional cores of Stranger Things, so it's good to know that Sheriff Hopper isn't gone forever.
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Is it the trauma of that all of that sunk cost, the battle time and the experience and the conversations, is gone forever?
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With just 15 or so vaquita left on earth, "we have about a year — maybe less — before they are gone forever," he says.
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Many other logos are gone forever, either from the brand going out of business or the brand being retired by the parent company.
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A flower that for decades was believed to be gone forever now grows in great profusion on what appears to be pure rock.
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Of course, not all jobs that go away are gone forever: Public beaches need lifeguards every summer, and Macy's hires elves around Christmastime.
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The crossover only lasts until October 6 so fans will need to complete those challenges and snag those goodies before they're gone forever.
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And he set the stakes of the election simply: If he didn't win, the America that his supporters loved would be gone forever.
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They won't need to be fed, they'll know how to recharge themselves, and gone forever will be the days of shoveling dog poo.
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What's more, the output lost during the crisis is in a sense never coming back — trillions in human wealth are simply gone forever.
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At an estimated total cost of $100 billion, NASA wants to squeeze as much useful research out of the ISS before it's gone forever.
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Teddy (James Marston) most likely really is gone forever in the Valley Beyond Lisa Joy, The Hollywood Reporter: The hosts are not like us.
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If you have the misfortune to lose your seed phrase and (for example) the phone with your wallet software, your money is gone forever.
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Meanwhile, I was still lost on how to process what the hell just happened: a parent was gone forever, and it was very complicated.
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One error in a desalinization plant computer or one bad week on the pipelines and the city will sink into the sand, gone forever.
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Chances are, the new Hinge will launch as a totally blank slate, and current matches, profiles, and messages will be gone forever starting today.
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Visual art is also a language, specific to one individual, and when that person dies, it will be gone forever, any continuance merely imitation.
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To ensure your digital memories aren't gone forever in the event of another device crash, loss, or break, you should probably have a backup.
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The technology has also proven useful for conservationists grappling with the paradox of extinction: How do you prove a species is truly gone forever?
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Heck, think of all the gems we lost last year—it would be wonderful to think David Bowie and Carrie Fisher aren't gone forever.
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The vibrant society that once existed there is probably gone forever, however — a vivid illustration of the toll exacted when the environment itself becomes weaponized.
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By the time an election came where she would actually have a say, the chance to rein in climate change could be almost gone forever.
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Halt and Catch Fire has one more shot, as it's about to return for a fourth and final season, but Rectify, sadly, is gone forever.
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Before the show is gone forever, fans still have half a season to look forward too, as the midseason finale airs on Tuesday August 30.
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They mention the lack of White Walkers and dragons as evidence that magic is gone forever and, according to most maesters, that's a good thing.
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Another pocket of London not purpose-built for millionaires gone forever, confined to old Facebook photos where you have weird hair and only one chin.
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Their importance is often overlooked and dismissed by party leaders who assume their votes are "in the bag" for Democrats, or "gone forever" for Republicans.
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As the technicians loaded him up on the gurney, it dawned on me that my proud, newly revisited days of packing light were gone forever.
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That means that half of the population has disappeared since the last survey in 2015 — and this alarming drop means they soon could be gone forever.
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I think we're seeing the exact moment that Sansa realizes who Arya has become — and that the giddy tomboy she grew up with is gone forever.
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Image: Magnus Hagdorn/FlickrIf you're erasing sensitive files from a computer, you probably want them gone forever and far beyond the reach of data recovery tools.
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"I think it's probably fair to say that crude by rail has hit its high-water mark, but I don't think its gone forever," Holan said.
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You've deleted your Facebook account and, as long as you don't try to log in over the next 30 days, your account will be gone forever.
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Like a kid burying their recently deceased goldfish at the bottom of the garden, I slowly grew comfortable with the idea that they were gone forever.
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Or maybe her eagerness to hop on a plane without him — with a potential apocalypse looming, no less — tells him that she might be gone forever.
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Many were one-of-a-kind or, at least so unique, that if you didn't buy it on the spot, then it would be gone forever.
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Making a point to part with a snuggle and a "see you soon!" teaches them that being apart is okay and that you won't be gone forever.
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And while that storyline will likely die down during this fall's general election campaign, it won't stay gone forever: It will return with a vengeance in 2017.
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Regardless, the MacBook was an eccentric machine that I enjoyed using (and was potentially considering using again pending an update), so here's hoping it's not gone forever.
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Enter your password, confirm your choice, and you're done—you can get your account back for up to 30 days afterward, but after that, it's gone forever.
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Cheap housing stock, once taken off the market, is gone forever, as a result of condoization or illegal hotel conversion—or demolition for new affordable housing units.
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But on the whole, giving voice messages a quick expiration heightens the illusion of it as a real-life interaction that happens once, then is gone forever.
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Urban graffiti is "a lot of labor that can then be gone forever," he said, just like statues once they lie at the bottom of the ocean.
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ARAL SEA, Kazakhstan (Reuters) - The Aral Sea, once the world's fourth biggest lake, is most likely gone forever, its death having brought about decades of environmental disaster.
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Whatever the reason, that failure to claim any privilege could easily mean that if the president had a privilege to prevent these disclosure, it's now gone forever.
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For one thing, Syrian Archive and other NGOs don't know about every single Syrian publishing videos on YouTube, meaning many videos from legitimate sources are likely gone forever.
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"I never brought my private family life onto the show because, you know, the show lives on – a moment is gone forever, but film lives forever," she says.
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More broadly, this legislation seems to forget the basic nature of oil and gas production: Once it is extracted from the ground and sold, it is gone forever.
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When France lost its territories in mainland North America under the Treaty of Paris in 1763, the country realized that its influence on the continent was gone forever.
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It is where I missed buying a loveseat glider that reminded me of so many summer nights with my grandmother, because I hesitated and then it was gone forever.
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It is now nearly five years from that day and I am still unable to wrap my head around the fact that my sweet little boy is gone. Forever.
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Except this time, the giddy anticipation of a new life on an island paradise has been replaced by bleak uncertainty and fear that her dream may be gone forever.
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Taking note of this change, photographer Dotan Saguy's new book Venice Beach: The Last Days of a Bohemian Paradise, aims to capture the spirit of Venice before it's gone forever.
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These signals, assuming they exist, would be created by close interactions with black holes, and they could help scientists confirm whether matter that enters black holes is truly gone forever.
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BTW -- we also asked what it means to have an African-American woman win individual gold in swimming ... and Matt keeps it 100 ... saying certain stereotypes might be gone forever.
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A message appears to recipients giving them advance warning that the note will vanish, and once they close the browser window (or the set time limit expires), it's gone forever.
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Whether I'll be six-feet under, sprinkled into the sea, or eaten for Sunday dinner ancient Amazonian style, I'll be gone forever, and that's not an easy thought to confront.
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" * On a lingering regret about spending so much time away from his family as he preached around the world: "Every day I was absent from my family is gone forever.
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The second switched to "Let the Mystery Be," Iris DeMent's country ballad of eschatological doubt ("Some say once you're gone you're gone forever/And some say you're gonna come back").
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But this November showed me that the Midwest of my childhood is like the seed from which the corn plant grew: It is both part of me and gone forever.
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The downside of this is that you don't really own anything you buy in a streamed marketplace, and if these services ever shut down, the games could be gone forever.
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Future scientists may be able to restore the cognitive functions of a disease-ravaged brain, but any memories that were lost during the course of the disease will be gone forever.
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It was one of the last moments in her life that would not be recorded, and as soon as Sumi's short-lived consciousness of it melted away, it was gone forever.
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"I tried my best to keep the hype up, because if you let it go, and let it fall through your finger tips, it can all be gone forever," he said.
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Luckily, though PlanetSide might be gone for now, thanks to the effort of a dedicated group of fans and one programmer trying to rebuild it, it might not be gone forever.
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It's hard for me to stomach that something that has been a part of Valentine's Day for so long (longer than any of us have been alive!) might be gone forever.
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The results of his search, and how they were then combined with a powerful technology called environmental DNA sequencing, created new hope for an insect that appeared to be gone forever.
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It is Mr. Aciman's great achievement that he has re-created a world gone forever now, and given us an ironical and affectionate portrait of those who were exiled from it.
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I stood against a wall by my desk, glued to my phone, panicking over the possibility that the greatest rapper of our generation, one of my heroes, might be gone forever.
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Despite all efforts and millions spent, in a few months the "little cow" that for thousands of years thrived in this remote area will be gone forever unless urgent action is taken.
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DISNEYLAND&aposS JINGLE CRUISE MIGHT BE GONE FOREVER The new land features some of Andy's favorite things, like a green army man on lookout duty, a book, alphabet blocks and a thermos.
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Experts who retrieve long cylinders of glacial ice to recreate climates of the past are rushing to secure samples before the ice melts and the precious information it records is gone forever.
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As she walked with the children, Ms. Mohamed tried to think about being safe with her husband and not dwell on the fact that nearly all her worldly goods were gone forever.
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The concept for this British series may sound something like an inverted "Lost": A woman's husband's plane goes down over the Democratic Republic of Congo, and she thinks that he's gone forever.
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Retailers have been using that "buy it now or it might be gone forever" approach to moving merch off shelves and out the door a lot recently, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The only person that can judge wether or not a animal is a danger to MY CHILD is ME." The next day, Evans seemingly confirmed Nuggets death, saying the dog was "gone forever.
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Snapchat started as something completely foreign to us all: it was a camera that didn't save anything — if you took a photo, and it was opened by someone else, it was gone forever.
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"We caution that once GE sells off its strong cash generating businesses such as Healthcare and Rail, these assets will be gone forever," Gordon Haskett's John Inch said in a note to investors Wednesday.
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Old possessions, which you thought were gone forever, come back to you like a message in a bottle this Mercury retrograde cycle, as the communication planet moves backwards through your house of personal resources.
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Marsteller was sure that her pocket monster menagerie was gone forever until Wednesday, when she signed up for Pokémon Home, a cloud service that consolidates Pokémon from a dozen games across several Nintendo consoles.
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The app, aside from being a great way to transform yourself into a cartoon dog, is a veritable prank playground — and after you pull off the perfect Snapchat prank, the evidence will be gone forever.
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And if the consequences mean losing 50 percent of the world's species — half of all the species that live, gone forever, gone in the lifetime of a baby born today — well, what's to be done?
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"We want assure you and the people of Sudan that we are ready to pay all the damages of the war and we will assure you that time of war is gone forever," Dagalo said.
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But in 210, due to an ill-fated server migration, all pre-218 profile content — hundreds of thousands of photos of scene hair taken with a Nikon Coolpix in a bathroom mirror — are gone forever.
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If Earth-originating intelligent life is gone forever, that's it for all the people who ever might have lived, all the things they ever might have done, and all the worlds they ever might have settled.
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As her leg healed, the inside part of her that had shattered slowly patched back together, but Jolene struggled to find her old self, the her before that day; she feared that person was gone forever.
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The man who falls from grace through his own toxic behavior can become a "comeback kid," whereas the woman brought down in that fall from grace is just gone forever, even in our time of #MeToo.
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Gone forever: The Bramble Cay melomys is now extinct (Image: Queensland Government)Say goodbye to the Bramble Cay melomys, a small rat-like creature that lived on a tiny island near the north coast of Australia.
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And it does satisfy my ego to think that I don't necessarily have to be gone forever, or that she doesn't have to be gone from me if that's what fate has in store for us.
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As a result, many neighborhood stores, in business at the same locations for decades, are gone forever, replaced by a revolving cast of chain stores that do not sink deep roots into the neighborhoods they serve.
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SCIENCE OF &aposTHE MEG&apos: HOW SCIENTISTS KNOW THE WORLD&aposS LARGEST SHARK IS GONE FOREVER The video provides a "rarely seen window into the world of the Atlantic white shark in Cape Cod water," it said.
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In this latest version, Mary Poppins might be serenading Disney genres, outdated but strangely recurring, in the Oscar-nominated song "The Place Where Lost Things Go," when she reminds us that "Nothing's gone forever, only out of place."
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The family attorneys will generally point out that the cash award isn't justice, but at least it accounts for the stark reality that someone is gone forever—and now their loved ones have to figure out how to cope.
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Coupled with the news that Adobe will finally kill Flash in 2020, it won't be long before these interactive relics from the early days of the web are gone forever, left only to be archived in a YouTube compilation video.
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If you've bricked your phone, the good news is it isn't gone forever: you need to either let the battery run entirely down (slow), pry the phone open and disconnect the battery (scary), or perform a Device Firmware Update (hard).
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As two of the four brands that are being replaced (and no exact timing as to when they'll be phased out), we're sprinting to Target to get our hands on all of the cutest pieces from each before they're gone forever.
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If a player is cruising the stars in the future, when the game comes out, and gets blown away by space pirates (assuming the game has space pirates) then their ship is gone forever unless they had previously purchased insurance.
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Ellison hits at this in her profile: During those heady weeks after the election, Ivanka realized that her previous life—running her own clothing-and-accessories brand and working alongside her brothers in their father's real-estate company—was gone forever.
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Although Mueller indicted Stone as part of his broad criminal probe into 2016 election interference, Kravis argued that Stone's dodging and weaving before congressional investigators meant some evidence of Stone's activities are gone forever, including text messages he sent in 2017.
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In fairness, this premise worked pretty well for the Veronica Mars movie released in 2014 after its own crowdfunding effort—but this is a particularly sensitive situation, with one of the band members gone forever and a massive gap left in her absence.
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In 1982, according to Elliot, a lion in Kenya, where the hunting ban was implemented in 33, brought the country about $50,000 a year while in neighboring Tanzania a lion could be shot for $2,2100 dollars and that life was gone forever.
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Two men were waiting, leaning on their shovels in the nearby graveyard, and within minutes had returned the clay to where they had dug it from, making a little mound, the coffin gone forever and with it Arthur, all of it a mockery.
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We are driving plants, animals, and other kinds of organisms to extinction at such a rate that about half of them are likely to be gone forever by the time our grandchildren and great-grandchildren have a chance to explore the world.
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Without Jones and Baxley, both white men born in Alabama and educated in the state's law schools, the murders of the children killed on that "bloody Sunday" and memorialized in Spike Lee's wrenching film "4 Little Girls" would have gone forever unpunished.
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You can easily empty the recycle bin on your Windows 10 computer and permanently remove files from your PC. Once you empty your recycle bin, the content is gone forever, unless you saved it on an external hard drive or the cloud.
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"Kids under the age of 5 will have a hard time understanding that the pet is gone forever because it's difficult for them to grasp the concept of death," said Jessica Harvey, a psychotherapist in San Francisco who specializes in pet grief.
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In a few years, the Tennessee Valley Authority would finish building the Kentucky Dam and, in a Great Depression dirge come to life, Birmingham would be submerged, gone forever (though rumor has it that you can still see foundations and roads when the water level is low).
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The memories keep blurring together: Linda recalls a memory of her father sitting in a pickup truck crying because something terrible happened to her mother, that she either died and was gone forever, and that all she knew was that she had to protect her little sister.
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" Similarly, NPR interviewed a retired steelworker who conceded that his industry's jobs were probably gone forever, but said of Mr. Trump, "If he accomplishes 10 percent of what he says he's going to do, then that's 10 percent more than anybody else is going to do.
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Perhaps the future of personal audio involves hiring a dedicated manhole spotter Soon, the dangers of walking along a street while wearing noise-canceling headphones could be gone forever, with Amazon's new technology letting in sound whenever someone calls your name or a car horn is sounded.
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And unless you manage to jot these booze-inspired eureka moments down, by morning they're probably gone forever (thanks to that hippocampus damage.) Even if you are lucky enough to note them down, there's only a very small probability you've got yourself some prized content there.
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Most likely, you have some photos that are lost somewhere, some old posts to a message board or something you wrote on a friend's wall, some bits of yourself that you put out there on the internet during the previous decade that is simply gone forever.
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Wood still had his good days after arm surgery—he even had another one-hitter in him—but the possibility of more games like that one, or of a career resembling that of fellow Texas right-handers Nolan Ryan or Roger Clemens, turned out to be gone forever.
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That's to say nothing of the hundreds of masters from obscure, virtually unheard-of artists—artists who made incredible music yet to be discovered by labels like Soundway or the Numero Group, who specialize in dredging up phenomenal, forgotten acts from the past—that are now gone forever.
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Personally, I can remember going on shopping trips with my mom as a kid, during which she would lament that the deferential customer service of yesteryear — where store associates would do things like bring you shoes to try on while you dined at the in-store cafe — was gone forever.
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"I know that Facebook is now starting to take steps to rectify that and start to find out who had access to it and where it could have gone, but ultimately it's not watertight to say that, you know, we can ensure that all the data is gone forever," he said.
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A Christian friend of mine who used to be a pimp—a real pimp—just the other day expressed to me how ashamed he feels for the horrible things he's done to women, and admitted the #MeToo Movement had stirred emotions inside of him that he thought were gone forever.
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Today, though, my iTunes shuffles a few Guster songs back to back, reminding me immediately of being in high school (this is a good thing), working at an Italian ice store with my friends, and blasting "Lost and Gone Forever" while scooping water ice and composing our AIM away messages on napkins.
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"It is correct for capital markets to take their cue from central banks but I think they shouldn't assume that volatility has gone forever just because central banks are in an accommodative posture," said Lipton at the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group in Washington D.C. on Thursday.
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If you remember the back half of the 1989 classic Steel Magnolias, you might be painfully familiar with how much a story can struggle to not suck after its main character is snuffed out, gone forever and ever, no way of coming back, not even by magic, and definitely not as an ice zombie.
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Look at his old columns for the Catholic Herald—since deleted, but nothing on the internet is ever really gone forever—and it's all drearily familiar: Protesters are bad, the left are bullies, the media is biased, everyone's mean to me—and they're all delivered without a moment of deftness or play and in the grim throttled tones of any moldering and moribund conservative hack.
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But these things will take time, but my friend is going to be gone forever, and I will just have to… These things take time and I just want to send this out to everyone who was affected by it and they all back home and here appreciate it so deeply — the support and the good thoughts of a man who was a…you know, he wasn't just a friend, he was someone I looked up to like my older brother.
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" [link]"Wow :( there goes some pics of me and my sister who passed away that ill never get back" [link]"That's a shame,, I still visit friends accounts that are no longer earthside" [link]"Wow actually lost like all the solo music i made from 2005 to 19943.....my harddrive broke in 2009 as well so its gone forever...." [link]"i know more than a few tracks that will never be heard again bc of this and that really is sad... the members have died, the band has disbanded and now there is no record of their contribution" [link]"I recently started training as a music teacher (26yo), and hearing the senior students made me want to go back and hear how I sounded at that age.
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