"I think his power was on the wane," she said.
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That does not mean that hate is on the wane.
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Soon enough, such official compunction was decidedly on the wane.
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Our myth that the future is bright is on the wane.
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But the car's cultural significance may finally be on the wane.
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The homemade version may be on the wane, Mr. Miller said.
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All the while, the 3DS and Vita are on the wane.
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Novak Djokovic, 63 and on the wane, seemed muted in comparison.
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There are signs Bannon's influence over Trump is on the wane.
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If labor competition alone explained Trumpism, Trumpism would be on the wane.
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Additionally, the NRA's influence in federal elections has been on the wane.
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Two of Mr Corbyn's most valuable assets are clearly on the wane.
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Despite all this fuss, bullfighting has been on the wane for decades.
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Others will note that low-skilled immigration is already on the wane.
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Weld's strain of Republicanism is, unlike Reagan's at the time, on the wane.
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And support for America among ordinary Venezuelans may anyway be on the wane.
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It's clear that the era of centrist black politicians is on the wane.
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Reports that Navarro's influence is on the wane, should deeply trouble the Trump voters.
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But with store options on the wane, how will Fifth Avenue entertain its visitors?
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They tell us that human rights are on the wane or have altogether failed.
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OPEC's relevance was already on the wane, and the Qataris may hope to accelerate that.
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By next Sundance, however, I feel that this period will likely be on the wane.
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The 747 is on the wane as a passenger aircraft as airlines retire their fleets.
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But this already seems to be on the wane, in favour of things like "*sigh*".
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His father was embarrassed and after that, Kim Jong Nam's star was on the wane.
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However, the storm is on the wane, and has been downgraded to a tropical depression.
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The era of the party boss had long been on the wane across the nation.
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These ideas have a specific intellectual history, and none of them are on the wane.
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However, there may be some hope that things are at long last on the wane.
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Start-up funding is on the wane following a boom year that drove valuations sharply higher.
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Even with her rumored romance with Leo seemingly on the wane, Rihanna can't stop making hits.
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There is also a militant, socialist strand of black nationalism, but it is on the wane.
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The frequency of ultraluxury sales, defined as $25 million or higher, is also on the wane.
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For 12 years in a row, according to Freedom House, democracy has been on the wane.
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I have been fortunate to live in a time when the monoculture was on the wane.
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Since the 1960s the number of truly great revolutionary songs seems to have been on the wane.
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The more timely private and official factory purchasing manufacturing index surveys showed export orders on the wane.
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Across the globe, democracy appears to be on the wane and strongman-led populism on the rise.
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With childhood mortality on the wane across Asia, Africa has now become the continent of greatest concern.
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And there's one more, Microsoft, whose influence once looked on the wane, but which is now rebounding.
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Executions at the state and federal levels have been on the wane over the last several years.
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For a business on the wane, Staples still sells huge volumes of paper, printer cartridges and electronics.
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The PC age is now on the wane, but Mr. Peddle's big idea is just getting started.
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While socialism was spreading like wildfire, religion was on the wane and would soon disappear from the land.
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Stock buybacks, a principal driver of the bull market that began in March 220, are on the wane.
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Indeed, the willingness of other nations to trust the U.S. with its extraordinary power is on the wane.
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Public opinion is shifting, however, and public tolerance of animal fighting is on the wane in these territories.
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While many of these areas still support the ruling African National Congress, party participation is on the wane.
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With her touring profits on the wane, we also look to Madge to, yes, once again reinvent herself creatively.
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Now, the country's formerly fawned-over multi-national companies and their once-deified CEOs are on the wane, too.
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Its popularity has been somewhat on the wane among hardcore nationalists, who are wary of an alliance with Erdogan.
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Pueblo, another large rural Colorado county, has a steel industry that's been on the wane since the nineteen-eighties.
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Although the tradition was already well on the wane, the biggest Evacuation Day celebration was the centennial, in 1883.
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His approval rating is on the wane, and he trails his Democratic opponents in key swing states like Wisconsin.
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INTERNET CAFEs are on the wane, but 10 years ago when Wi-Fi was less available, they were big.
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Socialism was spreading like wildfire, he thought, but religion was on the wane and would soon disappear from the land.
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But its popularity has been on the wane with the rise of online shopping and cheap deals throughout the year.
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And deal activity will be on the wane all year, experts said, because of increased regulatory scrutiny on foreign investment.
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Iron ore has also been on the wane, with five sessions of losses taking the spot price down to $40.
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In an age when religion and philosophy are on the wane, social science has stepped in to fill a void.
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Such skepticism may be on the wane, however, as consumers migrate online from malls and brick-and-mortar retail stores.
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Even if profit-trimming competition is the natural state of affairs, price-based rivalry seems to be on the wane.
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But at least the problem of viral child porn on Facebook Messenger seems to be on the wane — this time.
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But its popularity has been on the wane with the rise of online shopping and inexpensive deals throughout the year.
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That status may be on the wane after poor showings against Sammy Watkins in 2015 and his struggles with Green yesterday.
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Chinese coal consumption has been on the wane since 2013, so premature deaths there from toxic air are now probably dropping.
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But the same report suggested this dominance is on the wane and Avascent Managing Director Doug Berenson thinks he knows why.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May is up for making friends and getting deals done, but her clout is on the wane.
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As Kenya develops and more people migrate to the cities in search of work, such traditional practices are on the wane.
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By the time that work is complete – years, at this rate – the domestic startup scene may well be on the wane.
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Even there, executions are on the wane: just 20 were carried out in 2016, down from a peak of 98 in 20153.
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The grassroots days of FGC are on the wane, in other words, and it's inevitable that the scene will shape itself accordingly.
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A Russian journalist had the temerity to question whether, at 30, Rooney's powers might be on the wane and the captain bristled.
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The latest bloodshed occurred a few days after Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Yaalon declared that grassroots Palestinian violence was on the wane.
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But that activity has been on the wane since the authorities shut down some of the largest online black markets this year.
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But with the NRA's power on the wane, the bill is attracting support from the GOP, particularly moderates in suburban swing districts.
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And with the decline of unions, one of the last pillars of top-down authority in their coalition is on the wane.
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In the 1980s, with the studio system on the wane, "superagent" Michael Ovitz was often described as the most powerful man in town.
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While the erotic thriller was already on the wane, One Night Stand is best seen now as fascinating variation/extension of that movement.
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Experts have said they expect foreign acquisitions from China to be on the wane all year because of the stepped-up capital controls.
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Direct deposit is by far the most common employee payment method in the United States, and checks have long been on the wane.
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Not so long ago, in an ill-advised flourish of complacency, liberal opinion suggested that nationalism, like religious fundamentalism, was on the wane.
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The NBA tide has turned, and public perception of LeBron James as a golden basketball god amongst sweaty mortals is on the wane.
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The mobile patent wars, which at one point had nearly every company suing or being sued, had been seemingly on the wane of late.
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"It's just different because they are not the big personalities," said the 52-year-old when asked why boxing's popularity was on the wane.
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And although industrial exports are on the wane, South Korea is looking to tap China's growing middle class by promoting its consumer goods industry.
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Overt anti-Semitism, like many blatant forms of prejudice, has often seemed to be on the wane, at least in the post-war period.
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When they fail, they are mostly boring and claustrophobic, and they show the cracks in a show that may already be on the wane.
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"The trend in quarterly growth is clearly on the wane," said Curt Long, chief economist at the National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions.
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The spike, at a time when rates of the disease are on the wane in older people, is both baffling and worrisome, scientists say.
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As Rebecca Traister has argued at the Cut, perhaps Weinstein could only be ousted when his power in Hollywood was already on the wane.
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The secular tradition in Turkey was on the wane, and it seemed possible that he was spinning a conspiracy theory to explain its decline.
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A balm for Trump have been opinion polls showing his job approval rating on the rise and the popularity of impeachment on the wane.
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A study released by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) this July found that condom use, particularly among young gay men, is on the wane.
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Professional repair work was on the wane, thanks to increasingly affordable electronics, aggressive copyright policies, proprietary designs, and business models built on encouraging frequent upgrades.
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With the country's right-wing populists struggling, and a prodigal leader ready to return from Brussels, Polish EU-bashing may soon be on the wane.
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Violent crime in the territory has been on the wane, with assaults and domestic violence declining over the past year, according to state crime statistics.
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It's no longer enough to make and sell vehicles, especially as car sales are on the wane in key markets around the world, including China.
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There is a clear sense now among analysts, traders and investors that the potency of further monetary easing from major central banks is on the wane.
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Traditional sources of off-balance sheet financing are on the wane under a multi-year crackdown by Beijing on the country's so-called shadow lending sector.
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In late 2013, when so-called "people discovery" apps like Highlight were on the wane, I met with Davison to see a redesigned version of Highlight.
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Norman Maine (Fredric March), a self-destructive movie star whose career is on the wane, gives her the break she needs; also they fall in love.
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Professional repair work has been on the wane, thanks to increasingly affordable electronics, aggressive copyright policies, proprietary designs and business models built on encouraging frequent upgrades.
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The Islamic State is losing ground and Syrian rebels are on the wane, leaving in place a leader considered a pariah in much of the world.
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Zuma has survived several no-confidence votes during his rule thanks to loyal voting by ANC lawmakers, but support for his leadership is on the wane.
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But its popularity has been on the wane given the emergence of online shopping and cheap deals through the year from retailers including e-commerce giant Amazon.
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A decade after taking control of a political party in crisis and on the wane, Mitch McConnell somehow, someway, brought the Republican Party to the promised land.
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Were Trump to shift the bulk of his posts to Facebook or Snapchat, outsiders would likely take it as a sign that Twitter was on the wane.
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Inequality, which had been on the wane from the 1930s until the 1970s, had risen sharply back toward the high levels of the Industrial Revolution, he argued.
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"The prevailing pessimism since the global financial crisis, which fostered colorful language such as 'secular stagnation' and 'low-growth trap,' is clearly on the wane," he said.
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Official and private manufacturing surveys for China show global demand for Chinese goods is clearly on the wane, with export orders shrinking for months in a row.
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In an age when religion and philosophy are on the wane, social science has stepped in to fill a void; the Stanford Prison Experiment showed the way.
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He stressed that the coronavirus could still be contained, pointing out that new cases are on the wane in hard-hit countries China, South Korea and Singapore.
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One reason for its success is that print titles — on the wane in the United States — are still doing robust business in other parts of the world.
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Don't forget that it wasn't until Ronald Reagan's movie and TV career was truly on the wane that he started to seriously consider running for Governor of California.
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Hopes that the coronavirus epidemic could be on the wane were soured by a spike in fatalities, with an additional 242 bringing China's coronavirus death toll to 1,367.
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A heavy defeat for the right-wing politician Marine Le Pen in May's French presidential election was touted as evidence that populism in Europe was on the wane.
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Not only is the era of the star designer on the wane, but a newly informed generation of consumers now coming to maturity already knows what it wants.
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Despite UK Funky seeming on the wane since its heyday during the late noughties, one man is on a personal mission to bring it back into the limelight.
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As SXSW scrambles to figure out how to salvage the event, the bigger concern might be that its value was already on the wane, as Patrick Coffee found.
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She has indicated she could stand again and, while the absence of an obvious successor makes her the most likely candidate, her personal ratings are on the wane.
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Between the lines: The AfD was on the wane until the 2015 migration crisis paved its way into the federal Parliament in 2017 with 12.6% of the vote.
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This kind of victim-blaming is thankfully on the wane, however I'd argue that moderating one's own harmful behavior by drinking less is a more convincing and responsible take.
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After the failure of the Wii U, and with 3DS sales on the wane, the Big N needs a hit, especially since the Nintendo Switch is still months away.
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The study also found that drug mentions in music overall are on the wane, with a big spike in the mid-20023s followed by a sharp decline since 2013.
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As internet trends go, this one is on the wane, but we'd be remiss not to point of how incredible these Game of Thrones characters look as breakfast food.
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Interestingly, sales of download albums are on the wane, down 13 percent on the year before, indicative of a continuing move from ownership of digital music to streaming services.
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Somewhere around 1960, after Billie Holiday was gone and other classic jazz voices were on the wane, the tradition of midcentury jazz singing started to fold in on itself.
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Coming of age as the Italian neorealist movement was on the wane, he drew inspiration from the French New Wave and routinely worked across borders and with international casts.
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You could blame all kinds of culprits — Netflix, bad or uninteresting movies, those rising ticket prices — but one thing seemed clear: The theatrical movie business was on the wane.
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Labels heavily exposed to markets where Chinese tourism appears to be on the wane, such as Coach owner Tapestry or jeweler Tiffany in the United States, suffered as a result.
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Labels heavily exposed to markets where Chinese tourism appears to be on the wane, such as Coach owner Tapestry or jeweller Tiffany in the United States, suffered as a result.
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Also working against Bush's efforts to convince Republicans is that the faction of the party she belongs to, the Bush family, is now on the wane as a political force.
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Dang passed away last year, but Nam Long's exclusivity and the splash-the-cash drinking culture it fostered had been on the wane since the 80s and subsequent financial downturns.
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He opens the main body of his book by recounting the bafflement of a visiting sociology professor who is informed that revolutionary sentiment is both rising and on the wane.
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Rebutting a common perception that U.F.O. sightings are on the wane, the Costas' book shows that sightings have risen in waves, to 11,868 nationwide in 2015 from 3,12.73 in 2001.
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But wonder is on the wane, and we humans now so dominate the globe that we rarely feel as if we need to live with other animals on reciprocal terms.
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It is this slow growth and an increasing lack of political control that has led McDowell to suggest that the Kremlin's influence over the vast country could be on the wane.
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While China is the world's top coal consumer, demand has been on the wane as economic growth slows and the country shifts away from fossil fuels in order to curb pollution.
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You know, when it's at night, and it's windy, and they're just all walking around shirtless… It felt a little like the bro was a little on the wane this year.
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Egypt now fears its traditionally formidable regional clout is on the wane — amid crises in Iraq, Syria and Yemen, its role is miniscule compared to regional heavyweights Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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The men and women who compete in memory competitions score very highly on such tests and often do so well into their thirties, when the ability is typically on the wane.
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China is the world's top coal consumer but demand has been on the wane as economic growth slows and the country shifts away from fossil fuels in order to curb pollution.
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Although the no-confidence vote shows that support among ANC lawmakers for Zuma is on the wane, it is unclear how this rebellion could influence the succession battle in the branches.
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One of the [security professionals] I interviewed, to be completely honest, seemed depressed that burglary was on the wane and that there aren't as many burglars today as there used to be.
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Production had already been on the wane in the area for years after provincial governments shut down farms near water sources and population centers in a drive to clean up the environment.
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Wolverine has been sustained by his miraculous healing abilities and his unbreakable metal-laced bones, but now his healing is on the wane, and the metal in his skeleton is poisoning him.
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Writing in Slate, Neil J. Young argues that the rhetorical force of family values, already on the wane given conservative culture war defeats on issues like marriage equality, is now irreparably damaged.
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These pages are evidence of her undiminished aptitude, even while her body was on the wane, to vigorously inhabit and investigate emotional spaces that shift and change shape as her sentences accrue.
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He may have the legal authority to prosecute men like Axe, but day by day, bit by bit, in his pursuit of power and influence, his moral authority is on the wane.
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The golden era of movie musicals was on the wane by the time my generation came along, but between repertory cinemas and cable television, we managed to catch the best of them.
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But for reasons including an accelerated free-market economy, as well as the introduction of new tools of political control, by the 1990s popular zeal for international literature was again on the wane.
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Ticket prices for Sepang were slashed by 82 percent this year but crowds have been on the wane, particularly since 2014 despite the domination of Mercedes backed by state-owned oil giant Petronas.
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Moreover, there's ample reason to believe that, in light of recent policy failures and controversies, Bannon's star is on the wane, just as Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner becomes ever more powerful.
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Affirm's new funding stands out because nine-figure rounds of fund-raising have been on the wane this year as investors have pulled back from putting money into privately held tech start-ups.
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But they may be on the wane domestically, and the future of the circuit is in question, thanks to the decline of LGBTQ community strongholds and the rise of new sorts of dance culture.
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The popularity of Black Friday has been on the wane over the past couple of years as more stores open earlier - even on Thanksgiving - and online retailers offer Black Friday-type deals year-round.
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In fact, by the time a drug epidemic becomes a matter of public concern, it is typically already on the wane: Reinarman's research documented this quite clearly in a seminal analysis of that period.
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While France has a military bases outside Djibouti in former colonies Gabon, Ivory Coast and Senegal and its soldiers also operate in Chad, Mali and Niger, analysts say Washington's influence is on the wane.
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All of these events may indicate that the junta's power is on the wane, but for now it is busy positioning itself so it can claim credit for helping usher in the 10th reign.
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But Korea moved quickly to implement widespread testing; it has used the data from that testing to guide social distancing and other containment measures; and the disease appears to be on the wane there.
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And a cocktail, not Pimms, but of other more worrying spirits means the old corporate freebies and jollies are potentially on the wane and the corporate boxes are perhaps a little bit thinner this year.
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Since the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976, the US has carried out 1,423 executions, according to the Death Penalty Information Center—but even in America this extreme punishment is on the wane.
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Last month, when the Ziegfeld Theater, the ornate movie palace in Midtown Manhattan, was shuttered, its closing was yet another occasion for New Yorkers to bemoan a once-vital moviegoing culture now on the wane.
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A stopgap bill would essentially push the government spending fight into the new year, when Democrats will assume control of the House and Mr. Trump's negotiating leverage — already on the wane — will be considerably weakened.
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"We're trying to reduce the aerial bombardment that is happening to our neighbors," Mr. Dunn said, adding that the local population of ducks and ducklings — occasional prey for bald eagles — has been on the wane.
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But as those companies continue to crowd their slates with superhero films, and auteurs decamp in greater number to streaming services like Netflix, Iñárritu worries that the experience in theaters may be on the wane.
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Most colorectal cancers are considered a disease of aging, so any increase in young adults, especially when rates of the disease are on the wane in older people, is both baffling and worrisome, experts say.
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Zika cases are on the wane, Puerto Rican health officials have said, and the virus, which can cause birth defects, is primarily of concern to pregnant women and couples who are trying to become pregnant.
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The days of the central stat-stuffing RB are increasingly on the wane; even Williams's brilliance was matched by that of Ben Roethlisberger and Antonio Brown, who connected for eight routinely spectacular completions and two touchdowns.
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With sales increases of the iPhone projected to decelerate, and no clear new blockbuster device on the horizon, the era of the company's producing 24.7 or 22015 percent annual revenue growth may be on the wane.
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Now, the group is unleashing the kinds of military attacks that had been on the wane in past months, restoring a deadly urgency to the conflict just as it seemed the militants were finally losing traction.
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The profile, which focuses on Depp's financial troubles and his lawsuit against his former business manager, depicts the actor as a fading has-been who can't quite accept that his star power is on the wane.
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A few years ago he noticed that live brass bands, which had been a central component at Carnival, were on the wane, so he got one together and started leading it in the processions every year.
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FINAL GRADE FOR WATCHING ANDREW BOGUT GET DUNKED ON OVER AND OVER: A+ The NBA tide has turned, and public perception of LeBron James as a golden basketball god amongst sweaty mortals is on the wane.
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Growth and inflation forecasts for most major economies appear to be on the wane or at best holding at historically modest rates, according to Reuters polls of over 500 forecasters from around the world taken this month.
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Set in 1963 and 1965, the year capital punishment was suspended in most of Britain, "Hangmen" appropriately harks back to a genre that flourished in the mid-20th-century theater but has since been on the wane.
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It's hard to imagine how our we would segment our days without regular snacking intervals but according to a new report from market research agency Mintel, Britain's appetite for eating between meals may be on the wane.
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Check usage globally has been on the wane as consumers and businesses turn to faster, digital payment alternatives and in part because of regulator and bank concerns about their potential use in fraud, money laundering and terror financing.
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But people close to him said that he believed that the president would eventually come around because Mr. Trump would need help with his base at a moment when his political muscle appeared to be on the wane.
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Our collective failure to act in the face of this epidemic is all the more puzzling since we are living at a time when people are generally more accepting of mental illness and stigma is on the wane.
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But with sales of many fast, fun cars on the wane — blame the rise of dully practical S.U.V.s, an aging boomer audience or a declining car culture — the Corvette's creators saw the need for a radical about-face.
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Barack Obama proved the party hierarchy and seniority system was on the wane when he stepped over Hillary Clinton in 2008 to win the Democratic presidential nomination and the presidency after just two years in the U.S. Senate.
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A 2017 study by Second Measure, a credit transaction firm, showed that quarterly sales for larger brands like Blue Apron, HelloFresh and others have been on the wane since late 2016, in line with averages for the industry.
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Germany produced some strong performances at Euro 2016 and, while defeat in the semi-finals will never be good enough for Die Mannschaft, there's little suggestion in the aftermath of the tournament that their powers are on the wane.
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It was Zuma's mastery of the ANC's internal dynamics that enabled him to survive for so long, but his political influence had been on the wane since Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa replaced him as ruling party leader in December.
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"Lazard's dominance in France is on the wane as they are under pressure from both bulge-bracket banks and rival M&A boutiques," said Mayer, whose grandfather Antoine Bernheim was a star Lazard M&A banker over three decades.
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For those of you who don't remember this contest — again, you are not alone — that showdown involved Corning, his political power seemingly on the wane, against Howard C. Nolan Jr., a little-known state Senator from the Hudson Valley.
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The function is guaranteed to be accurate for the next 122 years, just in case you — and later, your heirs — happen to look up at the sky and wonder: Is this all on the wax or on the wane?
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The company has been seeking to grow its software and services business and focus on helping businesses manage all manner of devices in a push to become less reliant on phone sales, which have been on the wane for years now.
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"We were up at first on word OPEC may extend output deal, but there is so much supply in the market that their rhetorical prowess is on the wane," John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital, told CNBC.
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But with quarterly GDP data on Tuesday underlining that past years' economic recovery is now on the wane, the government gave few details of how it plans to fund its plans beyond counting on solid future growth and reducing government spending.
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Bolstered by the special intensity of Devil's Night fires — on the wane in recent years, thanks to citywide efforts — Detroit still leads the nation in suspicious fires per 1,000 residents by a wide margin, according to this 2015 Detroit News article.
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Higher volumes to Europe have provided an unexpected boon, with Nigerian exports to the United States on the wane for a decade due to increased U.S. shale oil production, and demand relatively steady in Nigeria's key markets India and Indonesia.
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A list of pro wrestling's superstars, from the AWA to WWF through to the end of WCW, where he migrated in the early 90s as the WWF stars of the 80s were on the wane, don't make it without Okerlund.
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Was it more than a photo opportunity for an actress whose star was on the wane and a publicity-hungry huckster, or was there something about Mansfield's sex-positive persona that was attracted to the tenets of the Church of Satan?
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One Newcastle fanzine recently questioned whether it was time for St James' Park to desist with its customary 17th-minute applause in memory of John Alder and Liam Sweeney, for the reason that "fans' enthusiasm seems to be on the wane".
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What's noteworthy is that while the number of viewers is on the wane, the value of the prime-time audience is rising, as shown by the higher rates that ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC have been charging for commercial time.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Pinterest on Wednesday priced its shares at $260 each for its initial public offering, in a sign of healthy demand by investors after the appetite for fast-growing but money-losing tech companies appeared to be on the wane.
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"After experiencing a stable decline in [growth] since 643 through mid-2015, that trend has reversed and the country is seeing small improvements in that reading over the past year," Fresk added, with employment on the rise and interest rates on the wane.
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With Tommen ensnared by the Faith Militant, Tyrion off in Meereen, and Jaime and Cersei both in a position of weakness, House Lannister is on the wane, at least until Tommen and Margaery have a baby (not that that's going to happen).
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni's hard-hitting prowess has looked on the wane in the ODI series but the India captain drilled the first ball he faced from Faulkner for a six and followed it with a boundary as India settled for a competitive total.
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But the days of absolute authority in the UFC seem to be on the wane, and there's no doubt something has happened to Johnson in recent weeks, transforming him from a loyal company-man into a shrewd and forceful advocate for himself.
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There was a BuzzFeed piece that talked about [your visit to] Iowa, and it noted how you're not the first Republican to challenge a sitting president [from] your own party, but you're doing so while your strain of Republicanism is on the wane.
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And with sympathy on the wane across Europe for even genuine refugees, who enjoy extensive protection under international law, throwing the door open to economic migrants like Mr. Mutani is not an option for any elected government that wants to stay in power.
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After a decade in which hedge fund assets nearly doubled, there are several signs that the golden era for the $215.1 trillion industry may be on the wane, draining the influence of fund managers who once considered themselves masters of the universe.
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These artists' alliance with the powerful and polarizing formalist critic Clement Greenberg greatly helped them early on, but hindered them in later years when Greenberg's reputation and influence were on the wane, and painting, especially formally-oriented abstraction was looked upon as retrograde.
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Iolanda Jacquemet, an ICRC spokeswoman in Geneva, said the shutdown of water services was a very bad sign for the fight against cholera, which had been on the wane for weeks in Yemen, although new cases are still running at about 2,600 per day.
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Already, 1.57 million tonnes have been sold via auctions, nearly 100 percent of the volumes offered since sales started in May, but traders say more was needed to meet an annual demand of 7 million tonnes given output and imports are on the wane.
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The revival of the U.S. currency after more than a year on the wane is already causing mayhem in emerging markets from Turkey to Argentina and Indonesia, while tightening global financial conditions in a way that could eventually make even the Fed consider a pause for thought.
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With demand on the wane and mining firms facing widespread losses, China plans to shut down 500 million tonnes of coal production capacity over the next three to five years as part of its efforts to cut a surplus estimated at more than 2 billion tonnes a year.
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But it is harder than ever for classical stars to appear on general-interest TV, leading to concerns that the field, always something of a niche when it comes to mass media, is becoming a more distant one at a time when music education is also on the wane.
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Of the crop of actresses who were emergent in the mid-'90s, when Turner's star was on the wane, only Julia Roberts (more on her in a moment) and Bullock have maintained true mega-celebrity status while turning in notable, if not iconic, performances in every decade since.
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Either way, to dwell on "Despacito," even the pre-Bieber version, is to focus on a strain of Latin pop — middle-aged mainstream singer partners with a late-career rapper for credibility boost — that is, if not on the wane, then at least of less importance than ever.
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Ms. Niou's victory over Ms. Cancel, as well as four other opponents who promised a post-Silver fresh start for the district, may confirm that Mr. Silver's clout is truly on the wane — and that voting patterns are beginning to reflect shifting demographics in the area, which is nearly half Asian.
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But just for context, Bill O'Reilly was as powerful as he'd ever been and he had been one of the most powerful people in TV. He wasn't on the wane, this wasn't ... No. He was ... We'll talk about Harvey Weinstein in a minute, but Harvey Weinstein had peaked many years ago.
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The big picture: The Monroe Doctrine is running up against the Xi Reality in Latin America as China has now surpassed the U.S. as the leading trading partner of several South American countries, including Brazil, and stepped up investments in the region dramatically at a time when U.S. engagement is on the wane.
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The movie stars Janet Gaynor as Esther Blodgett, a fresh-faced young woman who moves to Hollywood with stars in her eyes, and Fredric March as Norman Maine, a stumbling drunk whose career as a screen star is already on the wane when he meets Esther at a party where she's working as a caterer.
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While the gas-exporting nation is still determined to remain a power broker in the Middle East turmoil, its use of Al Jazeera as a megaphone in support of that goal appears to be on the wane under the young emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, former Qatari officials and Arab commentators say.
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New York City police raided five bodegas in Brooklyn on Wednesday, a day after a wave of suspected overdoses from the synthetic drug K22 sent at least 214 people to the hospital and raised fears that the use of a substance that officials had indicated was on the wane was instead on the rise.
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A confession: The fact that there were no pogroms in this country after the 2008 financial collapse still astounds me, and almost had me convinced that anti-Semitism was on the wane in America, until I was reminded of the equally astounding fact that no goyish bank CEOs were shot or stabbed or beaten or kidnapped in the aftermath.
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Mr. Hallyday's career seemed to be on the wane in the early 1980s, but he rebounded with the album "Rock 'n' Roll Attitude" (1985), the first in a string of midcareer successes that culminated in "Collection: Johnny Hallyday," a 20153-CD set issued to celebrate his 50th birthday, in 1993, in a limited edition of 8,000 copies.
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At a time when we've seen both ups and downs for user-generated live video streaming services — Facebook and YouTube continue to ramp their live plays up; and Vimeo is now also entering the fray; but there is some evidence that Periscope is on the wane — Badoo Live is an interesting turn and will be worth watching how it catches on.
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Joined by a Juilliard graduate whose career is on the wane and a jaded chorus girl — she has quit "Chicago" after 20 years because the producers won't give her a shot at playing Roxie Hart — they end up in Indiana, where a school has announced it will cancel the prom instead of allowing a gay student to attend with her girlfriend.
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Even just a year ago, it was hard to say what seemed more improbable: that, in a cloud of scandal, Fox would let go of O'Reilly, its spiritual center and top moneymaker — or that O'Reilly's successor would be Carlson, a faded star whose brand of natty conservatism was on the wane in this new era of Trumpish appeals to the working class.
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On November 12th—four days after Donald Trump became our president-elect, and exactly five months after a gunman committed the worst mass shooting in American history at Orlando's Pulse nightclub—VICE and THUMP brought together four of New York's most promising young queer nightlife promoters to discuss the state of their scene, beginning with whether they agreed with veteran gossip reporter Michael Musto's assertion that "Gay Dance Clubs [Are] on the Wane in the Age of Grindr," as read the headline of an article he wrote for The New York Times this spring.
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Hot topics at Davos • Populism — though, Mr. Trump aside, anxiety is on the wane (NYT) • How long the world's economies can continue to expand (NYT) • How to respond to cyberwarfare by the likes of North Korea (NYT) • How to improve women's standing in the world, with several top women leaders in attendance (NYT) • Big tech companies' image woes (FT) • France's efforts to woo business leaders, including a pre-Davos summit at Versailles that will be attended by Jamie Dimon and Sheryl Sandberg (Reuters) Bacardi has agreed to buy Patron Spirits International for $5.1 billion, the WSJ's Carla Lombardo reports.
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