Still, the prospect of a coalition victory is growing dimmer.
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When I went back outside, the light had begun to change, growing dimmer.
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The lights have been growing dimmer, without our really knowing it, as Mr. Moran keeps talking.
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The chances of Congress approving a Zika funding bill before its seven-week summer recess are growing dimmer.
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And with November's midterm elections inching closer, the prospects of a DACA fix this year are growing dimmer.
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The already slim chances of Trump sitting for a voluntary interview with Mueller's investigators are growing dimmer, sources close to the President say.
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Although the star experiences variability and the initial dimming was expected, it just kept growing dimmer rather than returning to normal brightness, Guinan said.
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"The outlook for Papa John's is growing dimmer ... (the reports on Schnatter) reinforce consumer perception that Papa John's is not a trusted brand," O'Cull said.
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With Trump's prospects for securing 270 electoral votes growing dimmer by the day, many Republicans have turned their focus to the gritty, unpleasant task of protecting the party's congressional majorities.
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What I have said is, I don't think the people interviewing Kellyanne Conway know why they're doing that, meaning that the journalistic logic of it is growing dimmer with every interview.
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Astronomers are scrambling to swing as much glass as they can toward the object to determine its nature, but Dr. Chodas says 2020 CD3 is growing dimmer and will likely be too faint to see by June.
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"The outlook for Papa John's is growing dimmer with recent media reports citing a fraternal corporate culture that is reinforcing consumer perception that Papa John's is not a trusted brand," Chris O'Cull, a Stifel analyst, wrote in a research note Sunday.
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Indeed, in 1934 Tombaugh reported that there were no other planets out to a magnitude of 16.5 and an inclination of 17 degrees, or of greater inclination but within 50 degrees of either node. And Makemake was there: At the time of Tombaugh's survey (1930–1943), Makemake varied from 5.5 to 13.2 degrees from the ecliptic, moving across Auriga, starting near the northwest corner of Taurus and cutting across a corner of Gemini. The starting position, however, was very close to the galactic anticenter, and Makemake would have been almost impossible to find against the dense background of stars. Tombaugh continued searching for thirteen years after his discovery of Pluto (and Makemake, though growing dimmer, was still magnitude 16.6 in early 1943, the last year of his search), but by then he was searching higher latitudes and did not find any more objects orbiting beyond Neptune.
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