Land is thawing, ice is receding, and life is changing.
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Receding worries about a trade war had supported euro bulls.
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Booth was distinguished by his receding hairline, goatee, and glasses.
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Receding sea ice has exposed coastlines to erosion from waves.
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But a severe drought meant that prospect was already receding.
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Now that permafrost is receding, igloos could be going extinct.
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That receding MacKenzie hairline appears to have skipped a generation.
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In the seventies, Mainakinay noticed that the lake was receding.
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She drew away from it, her personality almost visibly receding.
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Perhaps – it certainly appears that the overall trend is receding.
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On Friday, some of those pressures seemed to be receding.
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It is gone, receding ever further in the rearview mirror.
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On Friday, some of those pressures seemed to be receding.
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The goal posts for "artificial intelligence" are thus constantly receding.
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Arctic sea ice is now receding at an alarming rate.
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The days ticked by and the fleas began noticeably receding.
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So an object that is one megaparsec away is receding at a rate of 2100 km/s, while an object 2100 megaparsecs away is receding at 274 times that speed, or 22011 km/s.
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The receding tide lets local clammers dig holes in the mud.
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Receding optimism on the U.S.-China trade talks also dampened sentiment.
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Inflation in both countries is receding, restoring spending power to consumers.
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Mr. Luke said Taiwan's lack of urgency around tech was receding.
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By radicalizing, he said, that prospect was, in fact, receding further.
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When his hair grew back, he still had a receding hairline.
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It seems to be a mirage receding back into the wood.
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To remain competitive, falling solar costs must chase a receding target.
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It's an ocean tide, ebbing and flowing but never receding completely.
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Sigurðsson has documented it receding for decades: Sólheimajökull photographed in 1997.
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Beach will reopen when receding tide is past the tide marker.
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Sunken boats and other ancient items emerge from the receding waters.
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BUT it's always UNDER something or receding into the larger landscape.
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Six months from today, Wuhan pneumonia may be receding into memory.
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Today, Toscanini is receding from our consciousness, notwithstanding his many records.
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But the receding sea ice could reverse that process, experts warn.
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Nonetheless, Draghi noted that uncertainty surrounding the inflation outlook is receding.
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Receding floodwater are just starting to reveal the extent of damage.
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Perhaps that's the appeal; it's forever receding into an imaginary horizon.
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Elsewhere along the lagoon, the shoreline is receding four times as fast.
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Shelton's blue house is right on the edge of the receding coastline.
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With growth prospects receding, the two camps have put their differences aside.
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In Orange, floodwaters were already receding, laying bare the challenges of recovery.
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Motiva also said restarting the refinery would depend on flood waters receding.
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One is that the threat of impeachment is receding by the minute.
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Yet, as the Brexit vote demonstrates, globalisation now seems to be receding.
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Chief of staff John Kelly seems to be receding, by many accounts.
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Both are receding from Earth at more than 25,21992 miles per hour.
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As the Salton Sea begins receding, significant consequences will quickly become apparent.
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It is currently receding by about 30 feet a year, scientists say.
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The white-blond Bulger hair had been dyed black and was receding.
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Her villains are short and doughy, cursed with receding chins and dandruff.
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The day was receding and with it Christoph's flight to Berlin approaching.
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But his departure date is receding as his roots in Mexico deepen.
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The death toll was rising as bodies were found in receding waters.
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Then it all slipped back into the sea with the receding tide.
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The receding ice has opened new passageways for high-speed internet cables.
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Tesla shares initially popped more than 9.5% earlier in the session before receding.
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The rumble, growing slowly and receding only as it gained altitude, was volcanic.
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Helping copper prices was the receding fear over a slowdown in China's growth.
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But already the contours of my attacker's face were receding into my memory.
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"Risk is receding, not rising," said Nicholas Heymann, an analyst at William Blair.
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"Water is just now receding," said Theresa Wigley, the county's emergency management coordinator.
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Antofagasta also gained as copper rallied on receding worries about global economic growth.
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Ashton Kutcher revealed his receding hairline to TV host Conan O'Brien Monday night.
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The shadow of the grand Italian houses she'd grown up under was receding.
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Additionally, the risks of a sharp slowdown in China appear to be receding.
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A receding tide is not sinking all ships for hedge-fund-like strategies.
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In many cases, receding waters have only revealed the scale of the devastation.
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On the plus side, the year now receding has produced a Ban Treaty.
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Many of those waterways were rising or cresting, though a few were receding.
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The receding Arctic ice has opened new passageways for high-speed internet cables.
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Clumps of receding dots create wave-like motions that evoke a summer breeze.
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The Danube's flooding has hampered recovery work, officials said, but waters are now receding.
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The idea of contagion wasn't formed until the 14th century, when leprosy was receding.
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The low-lying island, otherwise covered in mangroves, is quickly receding under the water.
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They now see the blue tidal wave receding, and that&aposs what scares them.
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By the time the show cuts to break, Grace is rocking a receding hairline.
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Greatness is a point forever receding in the distance, and yet somehow within reach.
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But a few years into retirement, the graying stopped (along with my receding hairline).
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THE SLUDGY water in Brumadinho is receding, but the body count is rapidly rising.
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Futures contracts dipped slightly, signalling a receding of bets on a U.S. rate increase.
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His temperature is now normal and a skin rash is receding, the statement said.
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Although the floodwaters are receding, cleanup and recovery could take months or even years.
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Instead, the leading man is pale, covering in wrinkles and sporting a receding hairline.
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The receding concerns over U.S.-China trade tensions whetted investor appetite for riskier assets.
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The receding rate rise expectations may reflect such concerns about the U.S. economic recovery.
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It can feel, these days, as if the horizon of perfection is ever receding.
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Changing patterns of disease Across the world, the burden of disease has been receding.
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His hearing is receding a bit, but his eyes are bright and eyebrows vigorous.
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The worries may be receding, but many of the underlying reasons for them remain.
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Banks continued to weigh on Saudi as receding passive fund flows dampened investor appetite.
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Fatebe is filming the receding set of stairs with an old-fashioned movie camera.
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Are we not only receding from our young selves, but kind of, also, everything?
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As observed above, the white makes the blue look like it's deeper and receding.
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Like a snail curling fearfully into its shell, she is receding from the world.
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The artist's earliest work focused on photo-realistic objects emerging or receding in space.
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Paul Krugman The waters are receding in Houston, and so, inevitably, is national interest.
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Asad is a refugee whose refuge, that America of riches and trucks, keeps receding.
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The obvious factors behind the rally are easing trade tensions and receding recession fears.
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Storm-ravaged cornfields are dotted with fish trapped by receding floodwaters near Hastings, Neb.
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Traction alopecia manifests as a receding hairline around the forehead and near the ears.
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With fears of a worldwide trade war receding, the dollar also gained against other currencies.
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The latest rig data supported the market's view that a global supply glut is receding.
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The smog, classified as hazardous by health organizations, is not showing any signs of receding.
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"The odds of a deal are rapidly receding," he told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Wednesday.
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The guests trickled into the parlor, gazing out the window at the receding evening light.
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Bradbery also chose to release the single in September, just as summer actually was receding.
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Full coverage of Louisiana flooding The floods here, near Port Vincent, were receding, they said.
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Flood waters are just receding and there's a big massive area of feed to utilize.
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Pokémon GO fever may be receding in the U.S., but in Norway it's still raging.
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Waves arriving and receding feel like a Rothko painting tumbling over itself in slow motion.
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That's partly why Taylor is rising in the betting line and Warsh is receding somewhat.
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Brent futures had fallen 1 percent overnight as receding investor risk appetite weighed on commodities.
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She started a "survival" world and marveled at the jagged hills receding into the distance.
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You feel it receding, and you're not certain that you want to let it go.
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After all, stagnant wages and receding benefits have been an issue for workers for decades.
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In the beginning, there are only splashes of water rushing across stone tiles, then receding.
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The government is receding and the warlords are rising, but the two are in conflict.
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The days when British governments embraced the future with confidence are receding into the past.
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We would acquire wealth and power for a time, before receding into the disputed past.
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Anniversaries safeguard our memories, forcing us to reckon with a past quickly receding into history.
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Though the ice is receding, the Arctic remains a difficult environment in which to operate.
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That means the chances of the euro making major inroads against the dollar are receding.
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One episode focuses on Russian walruses that are dying off due to receding ice levels.
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Rent's receding relevance is also in large part thanks to the aging of its audience.
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A rapidly receding ocean is a phenomenon that usually precedes a killer wave, according to NOAA.
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Ice bridges that historically connected the archipelago to the mainland have been receding in recent winters.
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Some still can't walk into their homes because the slowly receding water still blocks their path.
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We may have even felt the receding -- if just for a moment -- of life's many worries.
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AS AMERICA'S economy recovers, the wave of bankruptcies that broke after the financial crisis is receding.
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Republicans' failed attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act is now receding into the rearview mirror.
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Weakness in shorter maturities reflected receding expectations of a rate cut by the Bank of Japan.
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Hopefully Palu and Sulawesi island can start to rebuild soon, now that the water is receding.
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The typically toned actor packed on a gut and a receding hairline while shooting in Louisiana.
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The figures are sobering, even in a political climate where deficit concerns appear to be receding.
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One common sign a tsunami is barreling toward a shoreline is the water receding abnormally far.
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With those phenomena (advancing and receding) in mind, let's break down these two in-between phases.
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El Niño fueled extreme weather events such as receding sea ice and unusual hurricanes last year.
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With his receding hairline and bushy handlebar mustache, he resembled a younger, more jovial David Crosby.
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Floodwaters are receding after heavy rain in Missouri this week, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.
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Strange how quickly the names and faces are receding—blurring together into one large, homogenous pool.
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In some places, the land is receding as much as 10 metres a year, it said.
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We're in uncharted waters now, and the shore is receding further and further out of sight.
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The time is fast receding, and increasingly the red carpet seems like a circus of cynicism.
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The American idea is a journey toward a receding destination, driven by the pursuit of perfectibility.
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He blackens the space under his photographer's hat, save for an exaggerated nose and receding chin.
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The progress of receding hairlines, expanding waistlines, and graying temples can all be tracked over time.
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With flood waters receding, aid workers voice rising concerns about food shortages and water-borne diseases.
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Russian Alaska eventually consolidated under a vast trading corporation, reaching to Hawaii and California before receding.
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So any dreams the BOJ might harbor of ending stimulus are receding further into the future.
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In an expanding universe, the farther something is away from you, the faster it is receding.
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Yet far from receding from view, Mr. Maduro seems to relish the spotlight more than ever.
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He particularly likes opportunistic noncore real estate and credit, where banks have been receding from lending.
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Receding glaciers mean less water stored up to feed rivers, especially in times of summer drought.
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Memories of the gangs that haunted their lives in Honduras are slowly receding into the past.
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The gains also came as the dollar firmed against the yen amid receding trade-related fears.
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I have a graying beard, whitening crop of hair, and a receding hairline, as he did.
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Curious crowds watch the receding waterline along a spot made popular by the 2001 movie 'Amélie'.
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It's a simply observed image, row after receding row of a field of blue-green cabbage.
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That fad's now receding, but dance music is more present than ever all over the festival.
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"But you can still say, 'She has terrible breath and her gums are receding,' " asked Mellencamp Arroyave.
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It depicts receding shorelines by having rising waters flood rows of cherry trees along a ramped shore.
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Photo: APFlood waters are receding in Houston after the historic rainfall from Hurricane Harvey earlier this month.
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I didn't have to load up on moisturizer to make myself glow, and my acne was receding.
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I haven't even seen a man stop working because of his receding hairline or his beer gut.
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During a recent helicopter survey, Noffke saw the outcrop sticking out from underneath a receding ice cap.
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The floodwaters may be receding, but the residents of Texas will need help for months to come.
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Nostalgia happens lightning-fast online now; everything is always receding into the distance and becoming eulogy fodder.
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Rain-swollen rivers are receding in much of the state, but state officials warned of remaining dangers.
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But a Greek official warned last week that prospects for a deal materializing within days were receding.
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Officials warned the damage toll would rise as receding waters revealed more devastated roadways, bridges and homes.
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Floodwaters are receding, so people are returning to their damaged homes and businesses to assess the damage.
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"Members broadly shared the view that uncertainties surrounding the inflation outlook had been receding," the ECB said.
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The scars from the Giants' handful of last-minute losses last season seem to be slowly receding.
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A receding tide will then catch these animals out and soon the whole pod will become stranded.
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Is the movement that for over two decades spread doubt and uncertainty about climate science finally receding?
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That could help track how fast the ice is receding and when Camp Century risks becoming exposed.
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Adequacy is easy in Skylines but perfection, whatever that means to you, is an ever-receding mirage.
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As the summits conclude, however, the international community should recognize that nuclear risks are growing, not receding.
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"It's upside down in relatively shallow water with receding tides that are moving it around," Brown said.
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The dream is still out there, but it's receding with every vicious attack done in its name.
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At rallies, Mr. Miller often warmed up crowds in his dark suits, his receding hairline slicked back.
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Russian Alaska eventually consolidated under a vast trading corporation that reached to Hawaii and California, before receding.
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A single shot down a receding railway tunnel can threaten to last a lifetime of ceaseless yawning.
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Koshy jokes about pregnancy scares and Dobrik&aposs receding hairline and shares solemn epiphanies about self-love.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Receding floodwaters in the northern Australian state of Queensland have revealed a new danger - crocodiles.
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By contrast, the receding prospect of a no-deal Brexit pushes up yields as investors sell bonds.
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But we're still out there, prancing about the stage in our matching Hawaiian shirts and receding hairlines.
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In Mexico Beach, ground zero of the devastation, receding floodwaters revealed what looked like an apocalyptic mess.
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A broad line of protesters dominates the picture, beginning in the left foreground and receding diagonally across.
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The political backlash against immigration is therefore peaking at a time when the number of migrants is receding.
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Ask yourself if ISIS is retreating and receding and stability will return to Libya, Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan.
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Any ice that's receding is doing so because of natural cycles, not because of anything humans are doing.
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Instead, he unleashed waves of condemnation, even from some nominal allies, that won&apost be receding anytime soon.
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Many investors see the prospect of a no-deal exit receding as parliament hardens its stance against it.
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Both have the capacity to make Goblet's face grow longer and straighter, receding into a mask of pain.
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The receding sea ice is turning the region into a theater of increased trade and intensifying geopolitical competition.
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But the new assessments from Japan and the U.S. suggest that doubts over the North's abilities are receding.
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So if the Bellas Hess and Quill rule "is harming states, the harm is apparently receding with time".
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But there's no headband, no receding hairline and the James isn't quite as buff as he is now.
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Latin America's revolutionary movements, a feature of the Cold War in the continent's jungles and universities, are receding.
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The water situation is particularly critical in the south of the country where water tables are fast receding.
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"With a ceasefire in Nigeria and Canadian wildfires (receding) oil prices may come under pressure," ANZ bank said.
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This signals receding concerns about price pressure as it focuses on supporting an economy hit by extreme weather.
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His hairline has been receding for years and he sometimes joked on the air about wearing a hairpiece.
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But the river has been receding, so the interstate will remain open, the Florida Department of Transportation said.
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The glacier has lost half of its volume over the last 125 years, receding back about a mile.
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"It was a day of feeling risks are receding," said John Briggs, head of strategy at NatWest Markets.
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An uncanny skill at modelling flesh in receding depth produces odd flashes of beauty seemingly against Coe's will.
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But the music keeps receding, as if stunned by the violence and rage it feels compelled to depict.
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The perfect diet is a target that's both moving and receding, its bull's-eye shrinking in the distance.
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The problem of climate change would not be solved, but the crisis would, most likely, now be receding.
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Receding water levels means higher salt levels, which harm the eco-balance and could render the water unusable.
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Even the tide of "honor culture" that the laws sprung out of seems to be receding, activists say.
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Mental health problems linger, often for entire lifetimes, receding and flaring up, requiring different responses for different people.
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Receding glaciers can also threaten the ecosystems they support, which can in turn affect communities in the region.
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Celebrities of bygone eras like Paris Hilton and Wyclef Jean appear unexpectedly before receding once more into memory.
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Taken seven and 16 years later, the other photos show him with a receding hairline and fuller jowls.
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The asteroid is rapidly receding into deep space, which makes it difficult to observe using telescopes on Earth.
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And so Nashville's bro tide is now receding, supplanted by a kindlier new generation of male country singers.
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Stocky and with a receding hairline, Mr. Mifsud boasted of his Russian connections to Mr. Papadopoulos and others.
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The core American attitude has been looking hopefully to the future, not looking resentfully toward some receding greatness.
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Repeating, overlapping, surging, receding, both plangent and smiling, it made perfect sense in the catalog alongside modern Minimalism.
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We rolled through the Sierras, then the Rockies, and I felt my old life receding, something new unspooling.
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From large hair, their faces narrowed downward; they had receding chins that appeared weak and strong at once.
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Saño volunteered to help him gather the dead, who were emerging from the receding waters by the hundreds.
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Without a fundamental change in the way they approach their lives, they'll never reach their ever-receding goals.
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Jurek, who is fifty-nine, is slight, with a receding hairline, a broad forehead, and a bushy mustache.
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Goldman's outlook for Amgen is above the Street's consensus, based on the company's product pipeline and receding headwinds.
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Though not directly related to tides, they are more dangerous when the water is receding from the shore.
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And some, like the many animals wrenched from their habitats or left stranded by receding tides, were alive.
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Many of the treasures revealed by the receding waterline are leftovers from nights of quayside picnics and partying.
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Markets are now trading on expectations of a "softer" Brexit and the receding likelihood of no deal, analysts said.
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Not everyone who is uneasy about the receding white majority is a David Duke or even a Steve King.
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That may be on perceptions that the chances of the U.K. referendum leading to a Brexit may be receding.
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By the time she reached her window, Ms. Russo saw only a black Dodge Dakota receding into the night.
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But though the threat of populist nationalism may be receding in France, further east it is a daily reality.
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The book includes maps of Glen Canyon before the dam, and its footprint now that the waters are receding.
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When I asked him what stunned him most about the experience, Brown kept coming back to the receding shoreline.
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While waters are receding in many locations in Nebraska, flooding is occurring further southeast into the Mississippi River Valley.
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They're all too busy squeeing, and you're too busy receding into your universe of auto-loading content for one.
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Until relatively recently, it looked as though the Ku Klux Klan was receding into the annals of American history.
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EM stocks were also hammered by fast receding risk appetite, with MSCI's index of emerging market equities dropping 2.1%.
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"The water level is receding in many parts," Pratyaya Amrit, principal secretary of Bihar's disaster management department told Reuters.
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The chances that the Republican dominated Senate will act on the bill appear to be receding by the hour.
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There was some good news Wednesday; the water, at least in that part of the state, is receding quickly.
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Although flood waters are receding in Havana, flooding in other coastal and mountain areas have left some communities isolated.
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While water is receding in many areas, it still was waist-deep Saturday in western Houston's Barker Cypress area.
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In recent years she had gone blind and cut back on her civic activities, gradually receding from public view.
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The European Commission expects only "limited" job creation this year and next, with unemployment receding a bit, to 10.1%.
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One possible factor: Wall Street got hooked on easy money, a powerful force that's slowly receding after a decade.
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Floodwaters are receding in the Midwest, but it could take months before many areas are completely back to normal.
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The yellow trapezoid suggests a receding plane, while the bottom diagonal edge of the gray parallelogram echoes that illusion.
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The verses circle through three chords, rising and receding; Maxwell's vocals echo to make the beat blurry and uncertain.
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They were horrified at my teeth (my gums were receding, yikes!) and now I'm pretty intense with cleaning them.
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After receding on Wednesday, some of the highest floodwaters ever seen in Venice returned with a vengeance on Thursday.
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He had a receding hairline, an aquiline nose and an air of good health from practicing yoga and swimming.
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By contrast, the party's opportunities in blue-collar and small-town districts appear to be stalled or even receding.
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Receding palm oil prices after three months of sharp gains helped bring the vegetable oils index down 1.8 percent.
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Some, with flares of color and receding grids adrift on airy gray grounds, are infectiously free-spirited and fanciful.
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Yet the senator's recent efforts underscore his insistence on not receding from a Republican Party now dominated by Trump.
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By Thursday night, floodwaters had started receding in most of the Houston area, said the city's mayor, Sylvester Turner.
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But as the middle class contracts and wealth gaps expand, the promise of equal opportunity seems to be receding.
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The table's receding plane points toward an ambiguous landscape that is as much paint as it is smeared light.
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And the Osteen brand of prosperity faith has long since parted company with the receding specter of the Protestant ethic.
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Receding fears over the Turkish lira's late plunge on Friday reduced risk aversion in the broader markets, lifting the euro.
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El Nino and La Nina are between phases right now, with El Nino receding and La Nina slowly gaining momentum.
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Just as the world girds itself for steel-lined trade wars, the cause of all this unhappiness is fast receding.
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Receding water has left an expanse of crystal white salt that has become a lifeline for the area's nomadic people.
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There was no creeping or sinking feeling receding in the corners of her mind that she didn't earn that grade.
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Water has been slowly receding and there was no rain in Beira on Monday, meaning some roads have become passable.
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Figures showed euro area inflation increased to 2.1 percent in September, but that core inflation disappointed, receding to 0.9 percent.
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Yet this book is also a love-letter to Istanbul, which "like a lover's face" is "receding in the mist".
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That's going to be crucial as rapidly receding ice caps bring more and more pesky human activity into the arctic.
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He said the Salton Sea has become a health and environmental concern due to dust exposed by the receding lake.
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Credit markets have firmed up nicely, with risk spreads between junk bonds and Treasurys receding steadily as stocks have climbed.
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"Receding political risks and stable growth are likely to fuel QE taper expectations," DBS said in a note on Wednesday.
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The value bubble in cryptocurrencies may be receding, but their practical uses may well drive the next wave of innovation.
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But the renewed rise in the calendar strip since late June and early July suggests concerns about overproduction are receding.
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In Maharashtra, which includes the financial capital Mumbai, 48 people died but flood waters are receding, said a state official.
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Not a single one of these things look good on a pudgy lager-fiend with receding hair and no jawline.
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It's an enjoyable snapshot, perhaps imperfect, but always dangerously close to receding from view as we scroll onto whatever's next.
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You know intuitively that if the waves are coming at you with great force, they're receding with the same violence.
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The Russian navy and scientists recently mapped five new islands near Novaya Zemlya that were revealed by receding glacier ice.
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Some analysts believe the chances of a lasting trade deal are receding as both sides show signs of digging in.
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Debris floated in gradually receding floodwater in inundated villages and there appeared to be widespread damage to vehicles and buildings.
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Then again, the poor performance that both Funko and Allena suffered could signal something bigger: investors' receding appetite for risk.
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Nearly half of Dow companies now sit in correction after receding at least 10 percent from their 52-week highs.
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The market is now trading on expectations of a "softer" Brexit and the receding likelihood of no deal, analysts say.
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At the time of Péladan's death, in 21891, he was already seen as an absurd relic of a receding age.
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Kostin agrees with Wilson that it's going to be hard to tell when the risks of COVID-19 are receding.
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Large areas of rural Bangladesh are embracing conservative Islam, and the country's secular intellectual class is receding from public prominence.
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But with migration receding in the news, the party has been looking for a new crisis to latch on to.
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Backwardation tends to reflect tightening supplies, and the narrowing of the values indicate that worries over supply disruption are receding.
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The film ends with the watch receding, bombastically, almost comically, into darkness, like a space station retreating into another galaxy.
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It may have seemed just another popular turn toward right-wing demagogy in a time of receding faith in democracy.
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But with migration receding in the news, the party has been looking for a new crisis to latch on to.
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Mr. Patterson, who wears glasses and has close-cropped, receding brown hair, showed no obvious emotion during the court appearance.
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But how about a corollary to the right: A reasonable expectation of receding relevance, at least for non-criminal acts?
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For my part, I hope it's a sign that the pointless bile of the innovation versus deployment argument is receding.
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From our perspective the objects farther away are receding faster from us and apear more red than the things nearer.
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And it means that Trump's long-desired goal of improving ties with Russia is receding ever further into the distance.
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Ice cover at the poles has been progressively receding as Earth warms, which is a partial driver of rising sea levels.
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"The market mood is improving as worries about a global economic slowdown are receding," said Hiroyuki Fukunaga, chief executive of Investrust.
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But CNN meteorologist Judson Jones said any rainfall is still a concern because of receding floods water and the saturated ground.
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Many areas are relying on groundwater for drinking and limited irrigation, but the underground water table is receding alarmingly, farmers say.
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The resulting strain on resources leaves vehicles clogging narrow roads, spurring worries about growing pollution and the risk of receding glaciers.
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He added that the Seine will stay above 6 meters for several hours on Saturday before receding slightly over the weekend.
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They'll talk about climate change and the ice receding and how they could possibly endanger seals, but that's just not true.
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The receding Salton Sea will reveal at least 75 square miles of playa, the lake bed that the water once hid.
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But as the bloc's economy recovers, the amount of bad debt is slowly receding, the European Commission said in a report.
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With the smartphone market plateauing — and even receding — for the first time ever, companies have a difficult task on their hands.
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Gritty details: "Glaciers are receding, ice caps are melting in the Arctic, many islands are sinking," Modi said in his address.
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That dynamic dissipated long ago, with Piper receding into the ensemble as a dizzying array of personalities have filled the void.
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The jihadi presence and ethnic clashes are simmering issues that have long loomed in the background, though, flaring up and receding.
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Together, they proudly represent a receding brand of centrism their respective parties' rank-and-file regard with increasing or outright hostility.
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But in NDD's design, the tiny bumps on top would act like a braille display, rising and receding to create numbers.
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The representations of gay people in the culture were changing, moving into an era in which terror of AIDS was receding.
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He has receding brown hair and wears glasses, and for breakfast he had ordered iced coffee and a bowl of fruit.
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By the time the couple married in October 2016, he had a mustache above his lip, and his hairline was receding.
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And with the threat of special counsel Robert Mueller now receding, even Trump's personal lawyers are eager for a Thermidorian response.
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That water formed a tsunami, hundreds of meters high, that might have traveled as far as present-day Illinois before receding.
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Political risks to financial markets may be receding, but hopes for a wave of liberalizing reforms are likely to be misplaced.
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Eventually, the music ascended again to a stratum of rippling, tinkling piano and gradually receding cymbals, back to its rarefied bliss.
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Water levels in Louisiana are receding after more than 30 inches of rain caused flooding throughout the state in recent days.
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Take this time-lapse of rapidly receding snow cover over the Sierra Nevada mountain range from April 2014 to March 2015.
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August 21, 2018 The waters may be receding, but the damage has been done in the southern Indian state of Kerala.
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Another is the opening of China, which flooded the global market with new workers — but that one-time impact is receding.
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But with the Republican brand already receding in popularity, more Republican members will find themselves skittish in voting for unpopular policies.
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Some are swearing off children because they're concerned about raising a family in a world of receding shorelines and violent fires.
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In Arkansas, Mr. Shell has been spending his days waiting for the water to finish receding at the ports he runs.
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In the ensuing 103 years, Woods' body has been battered and surgically repaired, equipment has improved and his hairline is receding.
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It's a man with a receding hairline, with a bulbous nose, bushy eyebrows and kind of a Saddam Hussein-style mustache.
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Elsewhere, dollar weakness and receding fears of a no-deal Brexit pushed the pound to a seven-week high of $1.2475 .
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Receding worries around the U.S.-China trade situation, British politics and Brexit have fueled sharp gains for UK markets in December.
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Receding worries around the U.S.-China trade situation, British politics and Brexit have fuelled sharp gains for UK markets in December.
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The treatment works best on the top of the head, and not as well at the temples and the receding hairline.
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But the receding ice is opening new opportunities for oil exploration, potential shipping lanes and -- crucially -- new paths to wage war.
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And so it is an artifact of a particular way of solving a problem, built in its age, receding in time.
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The Phase II trials has previously shown that copanlisib lead to the cancer receding in close to 60 percent of participants.
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In our view, populist headwinds to the tech sector are reshuffling, with trade risks receding and antitrust threats taking their place.
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The European economy is sputtering along and the crises that marked so much of his tenure are receding into the past.
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Receding worries around the U.S.-China trade situation, British politics and Brexit have fuelled sharp gains for UK markets in December.
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World Briefing At least 13 college students drowned in the Arabian Sea on Monday after being swept away by a receding tide.
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We cannot, and will not, become the kind of xenophobic, isolationist, exclusionary America we believed was receding in our sociocultural rearview mirror.
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While horizontals and verticals are resolutely flat, diagonals and ellipses can be simultaneously flat or indicate the receding edge of perspectival space.
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Between 21980 and 5503, its nose had retreated 2550 miles north, making it one of the fastest-receding glaciers in the world.
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Oil prices have been under pressure of late, amid investor concerns the global supply glut is not receding as fast as expected.
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Mr Orlowski, whose "Chasing Ice" from 2012 documented receding glaciers, follows up to show the threat to coral reefs from warming oceans.
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Asia's central bankers can also take some comfort in the rising prices: they suggest that the threat of deflation might be receding.
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People were cramming into cities, the drying grounds and hedges were receding, and clotheslines criss-crossed like cats' cradles between slum windows.
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In classic tsunami fashion, the ocean appears to move inland, flooding dwellings and damaging structures, and then receding back into the ocean.
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Jean Medecin, member of the investment committee at Carmignac, said the euro's rally largely reflected improving economic growth and receding political risks.
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It is an accident of time because the moon has slowly been receding from Earth ever since its creation 4.5bn years ago.
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While the days of sleeping on tennis courts, park benches, and beaches aren't entirely in the rearview for Natia, they're gradually receding.
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The pulse gains noise and wavers while the strings, fecund behind the weight of 40 players, grow in presence before quietly receding.
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Receding gums or damage to the enamel can cause teeth to be more sensitive to hot, cold, and other sensations, Brooks says.
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Ray Stussy is a down-on-his-luck parole officer with a receding hairline and an ever-growing list of ex-wives.
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He plans to return to the region over the weekend to reassure victims that federal help is not receding with the floodwaters.
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If the celebrity is a kind of god, then Stephen Malkmus was a god from a Kafka story, forever receding into inscrutability.
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Receding prospects of aggressive U.S. rate rises are dominating markets this week following dovish comments by U.S. Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen.
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Receding political tension stateside following the testimony of former FBI Director James Comey was likely to be dollar-supportive too, he added.
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Oil and interest rates, some say, are rising in tandem because of strong global growth and a receding risk of financial deflation.
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After hours of searching Ebay for any remnants of the hair, in lieu of my own receding hairline, none could be located.
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Then, as the nation's financial crisis was receding, the building was sold, and his rent jumped to $1,795 a month, from $950.
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With them, the music ebbed and flowed, coming on disconcertingly strong at the start, then receding; increasing, then dissolving, as momentum grew.
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Ms. Chen finally gets to speak, quite affectingly, a concluding monologue in which all those selves dissolve into one slowly receding entity.
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Poverty receding... 20 years ago, two-thirds of the world lived on less than $5.50 a day, according to the World Bank.
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We'll soon know which films and performances have been nominated for the Oscars, and the Golden Globes are receding into the past.
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Manuel Solano's earliest paintings were all about subtle gradient and tone; photo-realistic objects emerged from mist or disappeared in receding space.
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Robert Bothwell, a University of Toronto professor of Canadian history, said Britain has been receding in the Canadian consciousness since the 1960s.
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"It has this doorlike quality to it," said Mr. Shear, noting how the white shape perceptually "flips" between projecting forward and receding.
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Any sign of receding risk in the Middle East will revert focus to a surprise build in U.S. crude stockpiles last week.
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Fifty years later the flood of foreigners, who began disembarking at the iconic Ellis Island in 1892, showed no signs of receding.
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The bears that come here are climate refugees, on land because the sea ice they rely on for hunting seals is receding.
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"Things have calmed down, we still have some flooding going on, but rivers are leveling up and water is receding," Getter said.
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Last summer, I visited Dongducheon, where the footprint of the American-led camp-town economy in South Korea is now visibly receding.
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The rising optimism about a U.S.-China trade deal and receding recession fears have pushed stocks to record highs in recent weeks.
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Wells's receding hairline doesn't quite suit the actor, nor does the character's tubby physique (he reportedly gained 47 pounds for the role).
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"Like a receding hairline on an old person—a patch of grass here and nothing there," says running backs coach Stafon Johnson.
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Over three months, Wermuth walked along the banks of the Thames, photographing the river and the abandoned objects exposed by the receding tide.
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But the overall research on women in politics, conducted over several decades, finds that this "backlash" effect may be receding in American politics.
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Although these ingredients effectively remove stains and plaque, they don't contain fluoride and are often abrasive, resulting in sensitive teeth and receding gums.
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The Norwegian crown currency strengthened to 9.65 against the euro from 9.68 ahead of the release, before receding to 9.66 at 0956 GMT.
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If you're following a naturalistic theory of lighting, you can more or less argue for why Ruth appears to be receding into darkness.
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With the US economic presence in Africa receding, China has occupied the void and driven competition out, including many European companies and investors.
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"The funny thing is we are in a rising tide (of EV adoption) in a ultimately receding ocean (of car ownership)," he said.
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The water is a lambent azure, pulsing and receding in passes — up close the content is almost obscured by the paint's oily glare.
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In January, it briefly soared to more than $33 billion before receding back to roughly $10 billion as the overall cryptocurrency market shrunk.
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Not a "little bald spot in the back" kind of bald or "receding hairline" kind of bald, but almost totally and completely bald.
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William's own loved ones haven't held back when it comes to teasing the second-in-line to the throne about his receding hairline.
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The already fading warmth from your skin, the trips that seemed like yesterday receding into memory like the once frolicked in ocean tides.
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While the floodwaters are now receding, tens of thousands of people remain in camps far from home, unable to contact those left behind.
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The Australian benchmark index, which also rose in early trading on receding tensions on the Korean peninsula, finished 0.17 points higher at 5,689.90.
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The suspect is described as a white male with a heavy build, short dark colored hair and a receding hair line, police said.
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DAVID CAMERON completed his EU renegotiation just days ago and yet, as some of us predicted, already it is receding into the distance.
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As I head down the sidewalk of the drenched city, I cast a glance back at the pink doors receding into the gloom.
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In some parts of the state, snow cover has been receding at a time of year when it should still be building up.
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The rain had stopped by Sunday morning and water levels were receding, though there was some more rain on Sunday evening in Skopje.
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Most market players agree recession fears were real but saw no clear sign of a huge slowdown, especially with interest rate rises receding.
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Waters began receding on Wednesday and it became clear swaths of evacuated areas were untouched, San Jose spokesman David Vossbrink said by phone.
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The foul smell of standing water and stain line of receding floodwaters on walls are harsh reminders of the force of Mother Nature.
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The "pink tide" that brought leftist leaders democratically to the presidency at the turn of the 21st century is receding, often in shame.
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On a formal level, Eisenman's placement of figures within a receding space is masterful, while her attention to detail further animates the scene.
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His hairline is receding, his shoulders are slumping, and his body is opening up to receive the long sword of the Mooch's glare.
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My mind drifted off, and I thought about time before time, when the glaciers were receding and this country was gray and wet.
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Elsewhere, receding fears of a no-deal Brexit and dollar weakness pushed the pound to a seven-week high of $1.0.35 on Friday.
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Under a receding economy, young white men blame "minorities" for stealing their jobs, while minorities endure "meaningless work," unlawful layoffs, and pay disparity.
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Rather than receding after that public relations catastrophe, Under Armour became determined to take a more hands-on approach in the team's development.
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The ghosts of squandered playoffs past — including a blown save in South Florida in Game 210 of the 27 World Series — are receding.
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Scholars are still struggling to understand what will happen to democracy, whose growth stalled over a decade ago and may now be receding.
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The virus may complicate matters even further by receding in late spring or summer, only to re-emerge in the fall or winter.
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Fears that the coronavirus outbreak in China would weigh on demand are receding, two industry sources said, which has also supported the prices.
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The deadly rains and high waters deluging the southern Indian state of Kerala are receding, the Indian Ministry of Home Affairs said Saturday.
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TOKYO, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices were little changed on Tuesday, while the market's advance was curbed by receding geopolitical concerns.
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But the bears that come here are climate refugees, on land because the sea ice they rely on for hunting seals is receding.
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And how had Mr. Patterson, the tall young man with the receding brown hair, managed to live there so long without raising alarm?
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Thanks in part to his discovery, a multibillion-dollar global hair transplant industry now exists to provide long-term relief for receding hairlines.
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On approaching this otherworldly library to examine a volume closer, it's revealed that the books are all holograms, their covers receding into darkness.
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I mean, it's obviously helpful that the turmoil in the Korean peninsula is receding, although we fully recognize that the issues aren't resolved there.
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At the time he was 183 years old, with jet-black hair, a receding hairline, and a dark stubbly beard on his round cheeks.
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Receding floodwaters had allowed the salvage crews to raise the vessel after two weeks of often arduous work in strong currents and poor visibility.
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But as her fame eclipses his own, he crawls back into the darkness, the light receding until it's fully extinguished by his own hand.
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The colors reflect the approaching (purple/blue) and receding (orange/green) hydrogen gas velocities relative to Earth, while the brightness corresponds to the amount.
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The Republican presidential ticket traveled down miles of roads where the receding flood waters are leaving behind ruined homes and heaps of residents' possessions.
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As Boeing grapples with the two disasters, the prospect of deciding swiftly to build a new mid-sized aircraft, known as NMA, is receding.
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In some places, tufts of sawgrass stand nearly a foot above the peat; their long white roots exposed like teeth with receding gum lines.
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In fact, Webster carves out two distinct spaces in the painting, a layered one on the left and a receding one on the right.
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The conceit of the question is that receding bond yields are a signal of slowing economic growth, rising financial risks and waning risk appetites.
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"Trump risks receding after the health-care bill," notes Andres Jaime, Barclays global foreign exchange and rates strategist, in an email about Mexico's markets.
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The river began receding Friday evening but still was about 16 feet above flood stage and 7 feet above record level late Saturday morning.
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Undoubtedly, Alaska's receding Mendenhall Glacier is one of the best places to both witness a momentous glacial recession and learn about the diminished glacier.
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The roaring economy appears to be flagging or, at least showing signs that the upward momentum of the past year-plus is receding considerably.
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Blankenship had been nearly written off by national Republicans a week ago when a spate of public polling showed him receding to third place.
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More often than not, a soft orange glow had crept onto the horizon, fading seamlessly into the starry blue of the receding night sky.
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"It's a different life today," Hiatt -- with long, receding white hair and a beard -- told the station Thursday as police took him to jail.
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HOUSTON — With the waters in the Northeast Houston neighborhood of Kingwood finally receding, business owners here can start to take stock of their losses.
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That's what Hatred got wrong—it was so grimly bleak that it was completely boring, its shock value receding to meaninglessness eight kills deep.
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SINGAPORE, May 25 (IFR) - Asian financial markets rallied as healthy US home sales data and receding fears of a Brexit boosted risk-on sentiments.
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"We're not going to know the full impact of this until probably next week, until the waters start receding a little bit more," Gov.
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The artist Manuel Solano's earliest paintings were all about subtle gradient and tone; photo-realistic objects emerged from mist or disappeared in receding space.
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He and an attractively no-nonsense colleague, Irena (Agata Kulesza), record villagers whose plaintive, haunting music is a vestige of the rapidly receding past.
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Thousands of day trippers flood the historic quarter to cross the 16th-century Stari Most bridge, receding come evening to nearby Dubrovnik or Split.
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"I do think with print magazines now, with the importance of the newsstand receding, you can get away with being more experimental," he said.
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"Cultural colonialism," Mr. Krüger calls it, and then proceeds to list the fault lines that remain between East and West, some receding, some deepening.
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The causes are complicated, and Glacier Bay's ice has been receding since the mid-1700s, but human-caused climate change is accelerating the process.
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The destructive crime wave that first materialized in 2014 is finally receding, with the overall violent crime rate shrinking by 3.9 percent last year.
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The struggle of good against evil feels less like a cosmic battle than a longstanding sports rivalry between teams whose glory days are receding.
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He was tall and middle-aged, with receding, carefully coifed gray hair, and always dressed in a full-length, broad-shouldered, raccoon fur coat.
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Two notable confidence surveys show receding faith in Trump's ability to make policy a priority and avoid distraction from ongoing scandals and palace intrigue.
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The dream of a comfortable life with less than a bachelor's degree — a credential held by only one in four Indiana adults — is receding.
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A survey released last year found that as time passes, knowledge of the Nazis' mass genocide is receding among adults in the United States.
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Jean Medecin, a member of the investment committee at Carmignac, said receding political risks in Europe had unleashed a surge of optimism and spurred investment.
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Sprint shares soared to a session high of $3.08 before receding to $1003 in the afternoon, still up more than 19 percent on the day.
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Wall Street was little changed, receding after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq set fresh intraday records, as energy shares dropped amid weaker oil prices.
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From falling leaves to failing bodies: Firestone gently registers the uncanniness of the dying body; it is both ever-present and already receding into memory.
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His appearance was just as unremarkable; a solidly built middle-aged Turk with cropped, receding grey hair and reading glasses dangling on a neck chain.
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"Over the next 15 days we'll see things probably slowly receding overall, but I still think they are going to remain above normal," Tapley said.
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The Bentley's weirdly aligned headlights are compared to "a botched boobjob," which, okay… And the Tesla's exaggerated windshield gives the appearance of a receding hairline.
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Credit Suisse raised its year-end forecast for the S&P 500 to 3,025 from 2,925, saying the "receding" risks will drive the market higher.
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Credit Suisse this week raised its S&P 500 target for 2019 to 3,025 from 2,925, citing "more favorable" economic trends and "receding" market risks.
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That is because all the market risks that tanked stocks in December are now "receding," according to Credit Suisse's chief U.S. equity strategist, Jonathan Golub.
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His brown eyes were dull behind thick glasses, his mouth locked in a slight frown, his thin hair combed neatly back from a receding hairline.
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Harvey's devastating impact by the numbers For the first time since the weekend, authorities said, the flooding in Houston is slowly receding in some areas.
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Cromarty's pictorial structure reverses perspectival illusion — instead of the image receding into the picture plane, the topographically stacked cardboard causes the image to rush forward.
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In areas where the flood waters are receding the government is advising that farmers return in the hope that some crops can yet be salvaged.
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The outermost band is done in a single color, while the interior concentric bands are off-white, edged in black, to suggest a receding space.
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It also presumes that alt-right white supremacists can be somehow shamed into receding from public life or driven from it by force of argument.
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But she was always puzzled by the United States' receding achievement in track and field on the international stage, and devoted herself to addressing it.
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The 23.7-year U.S. Treasuries yield edged up to 2.9880 percent, its highest level in 1-1/2 months, on receding worries about trade tensions.
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On top of that expectations of a long-awaited interest rate increase by the Bank of England are receding and stock valuations are relatively attractive.
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What happens to the Arctic's ice—this week, this year, and over the decades to come—will be felt far beyond its melting, receding edges.
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It played on misplaced nostalgia for an era of "perfect" border security, tinged with nativist unease that a white dominated America was receding into history.
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One afternoon in the elevator, I saw one of the guys from next door in jeans and a T-shirt, his dark hair slightly receding.
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Each new sound seems to breathe — emerging from and receding back into the stillness — and the glint of bells, like desert plants, here and there.
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They are sitting there, inches from me, but they feel like they are receding farther and farther, like my top lip, or the Malibu shoreline.
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In Harris County, which includes Houston, the county Flood Control District estimated that 136,000 structures were flooded, but the water was receding in most places.
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So when you look at a cat video, what you're really seeing is this receding identity that you want to cling to and find again.
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Kuroda said Japan's $122 billion fiscal package and receding overseas risks, such as a temporary truce in the U.S.-China trade war, would underpin growth.
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There's a green whisky bottle, a grayish hand pulling up thick purple carpeting, several tiny articles of clothing, and a receding tunnel behind iron bars.
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Growth markets, such as China and India, are receding from view and Juul's $38 billion valuation from last year has probably gone up in smoke.
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Rains are unlikely to start receding before early October, more than a month later than usual, the head of the weather office said on Friday.
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The album's sweeping, sneakily anticlimactic arc suggests a grand joke about symphonic structure, receding back into atonal shimmer right when you expect tragic, triumphant closure.
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Also unlike the flats in Maine, the land revealed by the receding water did not stink primordially, even though there were dead things in it.
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Kuroda said Japan's $122 billion fiscal package and receding overseas risks, such as a temporary truce in the U.S.-China trade war, would underpin growth.
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The S&P 2.23 added to a nearly 22.2 percent rally in 22020, thanks to a combination of low interest rates and receding economic risks.
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An impressive rally this quarter has pushed stocks to all-time highs amid optimism on a U.S.-China trade deal and receding fears of recession.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasuries yield edged up to 2.9840 percent, its highest level in 1-1/2 months, on receding worries about trade tensions.
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The strategy helped Sanders in the last debate and seemingly damaged Warren, whose lead nationally and in early states has been receding in recent weeks.
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The greenback was dragged further down as U.S. Treasury yields fell sharply on Thursday on the back of receding risk appetite in the broader market.
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"There are some signs of weakness in Japan's economy, but overseas risks are receding somewhat and capital expenditure remains firm," said one of the sources.
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Mosley centers his female subject between the receding lines of an urban landscape and separates her from it by carefully modulating his depth of field.
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The yen has risen around 15 percent versus the dollar this year due to receding expectations for U.S. interest rate hikes, which is weighing on exports.
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Kelly said that receding glaciers are noticeable on the mountain—passes that once were filled with snow and ice 30 years ago are now completely different.
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But this year, researchers recorded ice receding at both the northern and southern poles, according to the U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center in Colorado.
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Flood waters are receding and only 5% of the city is now still underwater, according to Houston mayor Sylvester Turner, speaking on CBS' Face the Nation.
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During that time, Arctic plants rely on warmer temperatures and receding ice to understand when it's time to wake up from winter and start growing again.
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The death toll in Mozambique could rise steeply as receding floodwaters allow rescuers to access remote areas or if waterborne diseases like cholera gain a foothold.
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Receding worry about copper supplies on the LME market can be seen in the wider discount for cash metal over the three-month contract .
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Sources say, stock movement in warehouses approved by the London Metal Exchange suggest nervousness about supplies of primary aluminium may be receding, even if only temporarily.
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You'll notice that the carousel animations is subtly different on Android N as apps cascade down and up the phone instead of receding into the background.
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Lipi's solo portion consists of a set of three chambers, each receding into a more closed-off and private sector of the Broad's odd interior architecture.
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Following President Donald Trump's tariff threats in a series of May 5 tweets, Roach told "Trading Nation" that odds of a trade deal were rapidly receding.
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Most previous measurements have found the speed at which a cluster is approaching or receding from Earth, that is the velocity along our line of sight.
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"All in all, financial repression is receding; expect a further normalization of bond yields over 2017," said a note on the 2017 outlook from the strategists.
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You won't feel this pain—or joy, or fear, or even a romantic crush—forever, because these things come in waves, rolling in before receding again.
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Better-than expected data out of Germany and receding fears of a disorderly departure from the European Union by the U.K. also helped perk up sentiment.
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Better-than-expected data out of Germany and receding fears of a disorderly British departure from the European Union also helped perk up sentiment in Europe.
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Gervais Merryweather's short film Mall 84 exists on that same plane: an exploration of nostalgia for a decade that's receding deeper and deeper into the past.
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In 1987, as the famine was receding, a group of researchers and I went to Tigray on a mission for Oxfam to study local food markets.
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I cannot bear to be let go, clenched in my quilt, a phantom receding, it rustles off, the dawn barely blueing the air, the static stopped.
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With a new La Niña system developing, the 2015-85033 El Niño temperature spike is slowly receding to the "warming hiatus" that has prevailed since 1998.
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Sources say, stock movement in warehouses approved by the London Metal Exchange suggest nervousness about supplies of primary aluminum may be receding, even if only temporarily.
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The receding lava lake resembles conditions seen before a major summit eruption in 1924, said Tina Neal, scientist-in-charge at the USGS Hawaiian Volcanoes Observatory.
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Weakness in the dollar, geopolitical concerns centering on North Korea, and receding expectations that U.S. interest rates would be raised quickly all fed into its strength.
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Inside one home, where mud had risen to the roof before partly receding, family members weighed whether to take a pair of shoes they had found.
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In the Solomon Islands, receding shorelines have destroyed some villages and rising sea levels have submerged five uninhabited islands, according to a study published in May.
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For those who had hoped the populist tide in the West that had swept in Donald Trump and Brexit was receding, this is a troubling outcome.
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The three countries struck the United States-Mexico-Canada agreement (USMCA) last September, but the chances of the countries ratifying the pact this year are receding.
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Perhaps when I recover fully, dualism will seem as ridiculous as it once did, receding into the background along with the muscular effort required to read.
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Often, he arrives too late, after ICE has come and gone, receding with its prey into the sprawling but largely invisible apparatus of detention and deportation.
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The eighth green, for example, shrank dramatically, and a receding green meant that the taxing front-hole location near the water was no longer an option.
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On Friday, some of those pressures seemed to be receding with swap spreads for the most liquid instruments in euro-dollar and dollar-yen tightening sharply.
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The city on Wednesday saw sunshine for the first time in nearly a week, although receding floodwaters contain a toxic stew of health and environmental hazards.
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But Mr. Laird — who, with his broad, blunt features, receding hairline and severe crew cut, suggested the visage of a Marine drill sergeant — was no dove.
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Anthony had one point in the fourth quarter on Tuesday and two in overtime, receding into the background when his team needed him to take charge.
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"Our obligation is to assist those impacted by this great flood, but it's past time the swamp waters in DC begin receding as well," Walker added.
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The index rose 0.60 percent on Monday, its largest gain this month, as receding worries about North Korea and Hurricane Irma helped lift investor risk sentiment.
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For centuries, populations flourished by tilling the rich alluvial soil left behind each spring by floodwaters receding from the plains between Baghdad and the Persian Gulf.
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Remington's sales have declined in part because of receding fears that guns will become more heavily regulated by the U.S. government, according to credit ratings agencies.
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Oil edged higher on Wednesday as Iran-related tensions escalated but receding hopes for a quick solution to the U.S.-China trade war dragged on prices.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wednesday, as geopolitical concerns surrounding North Korea and the West appeared to show signs of receding.
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But over the last several years, as extremist attacks on atheist bloggers and intellectuals became commonplace, secular thought was also fast receding from Bangladesh's public spaces.
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Reflecting receding expectations of imminent easing, a Reuters poll showed an increasing number of analysts predicting the BOJ's next move will be to dial back stimulus.
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With Johnson weakened even more, the probability that parliament could pass a Brexit deal by 31 October, which we put at 12.5%, may be receding further.
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There are a few particular spots I go to on the lake, and every time I'd visit, I'd have to walk farther, because the lake is receding.
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Here's the biggest victory from Tuesday's New Hampshire primary: the 28503 Iowa caucuses have now become more a receding and unpleasant memory than a heart-stopping bungle.
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On Monday, the S&P plunged 1.8 percent, but rather than going higher, the VIX actually went down dramatically to indicate the level of panic was receding.
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It is the realization that the investment horizon is long and that it is continuously receding that leads us in the direction of a correct asset allocation.
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DESPITE RAGING forest fires and images of receding glaciers, the consequences of climate change seem vague and abstract, buried under a mountain of stats and UN reports.
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The rise in consumer expectations comes as the U.S. central bank continues its tightening cycle that began in late 2015, with past worries over weak inflation receding.
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The territory boasts a tenth of the world's known deposits of rare-earth metals, and the receding ice is making more minerals accessible for the first time.
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But even centrist policymakers like the San Francisco Fed's John Williams see receding risks of persistently too-low inflation and the potential need for swifter rate hikes.
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But it will consider investing in foreign debt without currency-hedging in the second half as the risk of a strong yen is seen receding, he said.
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The three-year yield was marginally lower at 1.401 percent, receding from an earlier peak of 1.457 percent, which was its highest level in over a week.
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It has been buoyed by a recovery in the price of oil and receding fears over global growth, although the index remains down 9.7 percent this year.
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By Thursday morning the water was receding, but two people remained missing and were feared to have been washed away, said Min Thu, deputy administrator of Yedashe.
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While most investors have until now bet on a last-minute agreement to avert a hard Brexit, that expectation is receding under new Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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Kim Jong-nam's last, best link to Pyongyang was severed, and China was reportedly horrified to find what little power it had in North Korea receding rapidly.
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I was reading "In Love" on the train, and from time to time I looked up to see the green fields of Norfolk receding in the window.
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Nicolai's electronica, mixed with this physical, bodily music and its deeply spiritual connection to nature, yielded an alternately swelling and receding, meditative, at times guttural, sonic environment.
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I tried to imagine the room: the bed, the chair, the gentle lighting; my father, receding into the distance, viewed through the wrong end of the telescope.
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As Christian Donlan explains in his Eurogamer review, by setting it during Ptolemaic Egypt, Origins can explore both a living Egypt and the one receding into myth.
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Concession after concession is being made by the British, with the prospect of delivering the clean break with Brussels that people actually voted for receding every day.
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He had a few injuries, played a couple of years in the Continental Basketball Association, and became a salesman for AT&T, his name receding into legend.
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If we had to take an educated guess, we'd say a middle-aged man from Letchworth with a receding hairline and a chronic case of erectile dysfunction.
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The agency quoted a spokesman for the Cambodian Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology who said there was no sign of waters receding as of Thursday afternoon.
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But everything else appeared to have been stranded by receding floodwaters or dumped here one building at a time, much the worse for wear, by passing tornadoes.
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A person with receding hair and a taste for ultralong ties who recently kept the government shut for more than a month for no good reason whatsoever?
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The songs are getting leaner and less imaginative, and the genre's recent flirtations with hip-hop and pop have been receding in favor of more straightforward arrangements.
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But while the sharpest memories of the attacks may be receding for some, much daily life in Paris remains marked by reminders of the threat of terrorism.
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This is low compared to other countries, but democracy is receding in many countries and there is a large opportunity across the world to encourage civic participation.
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She took a sip from her drink—a perfect Manhattan with a twist, her favorite cocktail—and gazed out at the receding tide and the swaying palms.
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But as the years went by with only short-lived corrections, the horizon for the next bear market seemed to be receding ever further into the future.
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On the Cherry Lane's small stage, the overstuffed set by Harry Feiner comes off as too literal, with its fence and rocking chairs and receding telephone poles.
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On my flight out of town a few hours later, the lights of Las Vegas receding in the predawn desert darkness below, I reflected on the fight.
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The receding wave of the 1960s has beached these lefties, gently, at "the Foundation," a fictionalized version of Topeka's Menninger Foundation, where Lerner's psychologist parents once practiced.
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An article on Wednesday examining whether Western populism is advancing or receding misspelled the surname of a political scientist who wrote a recent paper about European elections.
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It has been buoyed by a recovery in the price of oil and receding fears over global growth, although the index remains down 1.13 percent this year.
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Their real cri de coeur—so I would argue—is not against "globalization," or even automation, but against their own receding sense of importance in the world.
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For Perry's older fans, his death is a reminder of a youth that is receding in the rearview mirror, even as mortality is approaching way too fast.
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However, one reason gains in the dollar were capped despite the positive data release could be that markets were still keeping an eye on receding geopolitical tensions.
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Jutting 2,300 feet above the north side of Ringedalsvatnet lake, the natural rock formation resulted from receding glaciers that broke off large, angular blocks from area mountains.
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The armsmaker's sales have declined in part because of receding fears that guns will become more heavily regulated by the U.S. government, according to credit ratings agencies.
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Could it be that the vice president's enthusiasm for state control might be receding, now that Christian refugees will probably claim a higher percentage of refugee admissions?
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TOKYO, July 3 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices rose on Wednesday, tracking a surge in global peers, as receding investor risk appetite lifted demand for safe-haven debt.
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Bron had been trying to cover up the receding hairline for years -- and everyone from Kenny Smith to the programmers at NBA 2K14 called him out for it.
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S. stocks are trying to stage a recovery, but this is a reminder that the U.S.-China trade dispute remains a risk, and this risk is not receding.
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The array would have been destroyed during the Dragon's reentry anyway, but it's still a little sad to watch it receding into the distance, abandoned by its mothership.
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With British markets closed for a holiday on Monday, sterling reached a five-month peak versus the dollar on receding worries about the "Brexit" referendum on June 23.
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Expectations for a rate increase at the Fed's next meeting in March are receding as growth risks rise, which should boost the price of non-interest bearing gold.
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The band's tangy guitar riffs and glistening synthesizers keep unfolding to reveal layer upon layer of juicily textural polish, perpetually receding before a vast horizon of ambient haze.
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Germany's 10-year government bond, the benchmark for the region, reached a six-week high of 0.46 percent before receding slightly to 0.45 percent as trading wound down.
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Dressed in a white Armani coat, gray button-down shirt and rimless glasses, he is clean-shaven, with pudgy cheeks and a receding mop of unruly black hair.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose on the back of the Fed's move, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year note crossing the 3 percent level, before later receding.
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There's a "general recognition that the Trump threat to regulate drug prices in a harmful way is receding," Leerink analyst Geoff Porges told CNBC in an email Tuesday.
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Underlining his situation, Berenger's once-magnificent kingdom is depicted as swiftly receding: Its borders shrink, its population dwindles and even the throne room threatens to crumble around him.
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The ancient sea receding and leaving behind simple life forms trapped in sediment, the evidence of shallow, fast-moving water still present in the surface of the rock.
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And I have to say that it is perhaps an occupational hazard that I see the recordings as existing in a large "now," not receding into the past.
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By my reckoning, there's already proof of attempted obstruction of justice, but that's receding in a thick fog of collateral nefariousness and a teeming cast of unsavory opportunists.
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Daylight was receding, and Mickelson, who had bogeyed two of his last four holes, wanted to straighten out the long irons that had gone crooked down the stretch.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Wednesday examining whether Western populism is advancing or receding misspelled the surname of a political scientist who wrote a recent paper about European elections.
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Memories of his regime are receding among US voters and Trump himself -- no stranger to hypocrisy -- has a far more recent record of palling around with authoritarian leaders.
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The closely-watched Italy/Germany 10-year bond yield spread was at its widest in three-weeks at 279 basis points, before receding slightly to 268 basis points.
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The Interpreter As if Western politics were not volatile enough, a wave of recent elections seemed to offer contradictory evidence as to whether populism is advancing or receding.
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The glaciers in the Himalayas that feed rivers that flow into China, India, Bangladesh and Pakistan are also receding at a rapid clip, as are glaciers in Europe.
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Trading in key currencies is likely to be subdued as investors try to assess how major central banks will respond to receding risks to the global economic outlook.
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Facing ever-receding hopes for a peaceful transition to democracy, the calls for U.S. or other military intervention are once again gaining momentum, as evidenced by Rubio's comments.
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In other science news, some of the alarm over the mosquito-borne Zika virus is receding, more than a year after it was declared a global health emergency.
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Unemployment has been gradually receding in Spain since a recession ended nearly three years ago, but many jobseekers are still struggling to find work, fuelling frustrations among voters.
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Becker said the water was receding because some levees up river from the plant had collapsed, flooding low-lying plains, mostly in Iowa, rather than flowing down the river.
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Receding worries about a no-deal Brexit also underpinned the euro, which stood at $1.1122, flat on the day and a tad below Monday's two-month high of $1.1180.
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Receding worries about a no-deal Brexit also underpinned the euro, which stood at $1.1122, flat on the day and a tad below Monday's two-month high of $1.1180.
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As his regime starts to resemble an Arab nationalist dictatorship—socially liberal but centralised, paranoid and built on fear—his promise of a new, tolerant Saudi Arabia is receding.
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"Why's he allowed to be there?" someone in the crowd screamed, gesturing at Ngo, who was still scampering around the demilitarized zone between the police and the receding marchers.
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After the European Central Bank, as expected, kept interest rates on hold, Draghi told reporters inflation uncertainty was receding, though he cautioned it was "too early to call victory".
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Gold rose on Monday as the dollar slipped on receding expectations of an imminent U.S. interest rate rise after below consensus jobs numbers from the United States last week.
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Then, in 1998, two teams of physicists studying supernovae found that not only are distant galaxies receding from us, they are doing so at a faster and faster rate.
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If debt is receding as a problem in rich countries, it looms larger in emerging markets, where overcapacity brought on by binge-borrowing exerts a downward force on prices.
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The receding prospect of higher interest rates leaves American banks with less hope of widening the margin between the rates they pay depositors and what they charge for loans.
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Eckhart is unrecognizable in the role with his receding hairline and matching beer gut, and he does an excellent job conveying Kevin's conflicted state of mind about Vinny's return.
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While the Fed is seen raising interest rates at least two more times this year, expectations of policy tightening from the ECB and the Bank of England are receding.
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HSBC sees the chances of a hard Brexit receding after Britain's shock election result, which could result in fewer jobs moving out of London, its investment bank chief said.
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With oil up 1 percent and the prospect of any tightening of U.S. monetary policy receding, European stock markets scraped together some initial gains, but the mood remained fragile.
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Even without that, the idea that a Clinton landslide would lead to the banishment from American politics of Mr Trump's appeals to racial and cultural resentment is receding fast.
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With indicators of industrial activity, such as purchasing managers indexes, showing further weakness since, hopes for a 'V-shaped' recovery appear to be receding at the Munich-based company.
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Varying in impact, the stories cumulatively summon a world in which the civilized is constantly receding and to be a human is to live in a state of desperation.
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Written by James Ivory (the director of films like "Maurice"), "Call Me by Your Name" progresses through evasions and encounters, with Elio advancing, Oliver receding and their circling narrowing.
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Thinner, receding ice allows the ocean's heat to escape more readily into the atmosphere, which the Arctic's highly stable lower atmosphere traps near the surface during the polar night.
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This is where it becomes a personal work, in a way; I'm almost moved by that more than anything else, this stuff that is almost receding into the distance.
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But after 12 years in office and a difficult election last year, and with a successor waiting in the wings, Ms. Merkel now appears to be receding in influence.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's economy is likely to remain weak, with confidence amongst consumers and businesses receding, national statistics bureau ISTAT said on Friday, citing its leading indicator for August.
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The scandal that upended David's life and continues to haunt his son's comes to seem ever more cruel and benighted, the relic of a culture now receding into history.
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After the man disappeared around a corner, PJ said, "Don't be mad at them, Bunso," in voice flat and slow, a voice like a fire extinguished, like water receding.
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This street is as close to a conceptual cul-de-sac as Midtown can manage, but also reflects the receding influence of a certain generation of the city's elite.
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The Red Mosque is his most traditional, the forest of columns suggesting the infinitely receding arcades of, say, the famous mosque of Córdoba, Spain, built in the 10th century.
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UPBEAT ON CONSUMPTION, CAPEX Kuroda said Japan's $122 billion fiscal package and receding overseas risks, such as a temporary truce in the U.S.-China trade war, would underpin growth.
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In addition, receding expectations of a near-term U.S. rate hike have dashed the BOJ's hopes to get help from the Fed to keep sharp yen rises at bay.
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Perhaps we'll be able to coax her closer later by imitating the sound of a car receding in the distance, and you'll be able to get a better look.
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Unless we are disabled, most of us start running as toddlers and continue, sporadically, throughout our lives, racing through airports or after the fast-receding bus we just missed.
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But trade tensions appear to be receding somewhat and the president is slated to sign a phase one trade agreement with Beijing on Wednesday at a White House ceremony.
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Although Moody's maintained its rating at Baa2, just two notches above junk status, it said the outlook had dimmed, with the chances of meaningful economic and fiscal reform receding.
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While the damage is extensive, the fact that water is clearly receding from at least parts of this hard-hit town at least signals the very beginning of recovery.
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Equities are poised for further upside because of receding trade headwinds and reinflationary efforts by the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan, she said.
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In her early movies, beginning with "Lucas," Ryder had a thorny, "Lost Boys" charisma; as an adult, she shrank, receding like the Cheshire cat into those huge brown eyes.
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At the same time the receding grounding line allows water to undermine the ice sheet proper, turning more of the sheet into shelf and accelerating its demise (see diagram).
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The receding water is exposing vast areas of the lake floor that, if unabated, could kick up more than 100 tons of dust every day by 2045, scientists say.
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Climate scientists point to the Arctic as the place where climate change is most noticeable with dramatic sea ice loss, a melting Greenland ice sheet, receding glaciers and thawing permafrost.
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"Pessimistic views regarding the U.S.-China trade war are receding as there seems to be room to reach a deal," said Masahiro Yamaguchi, senior market analyst at SMBC Trust Bank.
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ATHENS, Greece – A Greek government official says prospects are receding for an agreement within days on the name dispute that has soured relations between Greece and Macedonia for 27 years.
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Throughout its run, the show has been about a search for safety and security under that scenario, with the zombies receding further into the background as the most serious threat.
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The index was headed for a gain of about 1063 percent this week, during which fiscal and monetary stimulus hopes, receding Brexit worries and a sliding yen boosted risk sentiment.
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In Noroozi's pictures, however, the tragedy is not emphasised: instead, the focus is turned towards joy, beauty, brightness, and the illimitable horizon that sets the receding Urmia in another world.
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That tension seems to be receding, as the bigger question becomes whether Carson is prepared to lead an agency with a budget of $45 billion and a staff of 9,000.
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During totality, the earth's blue sky draws back like a receding curtain, revealing what's above our heads but unseen at any other time: the inner reaches of our solar system.
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Coroners and medical staff would be necessary to handle remains uncovered by receding flood waters, plus police and members of the National Guard to methodically search homes, he told CNN.
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KENYA The Kenyan shilling is seen strengthening against the U.S. dollar due to inflows from remittances and receding demand for hard currency from the energy and manufacturing sector, traders said.
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MARINE LE PEN'S second-place finish behind Emmanuel Macron has been hailed as a sign that the global wave of populist nationalism which Donald Trump rode to victory is receding.
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Unlike the transatlantic order now receding, which was bound together at its core by common cultural and political foundations, the United States and China come from very different civilizational roots.
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Exhibit curator Galit Bennett told the Associated Press that the man was afflicted with osteoporosis and receding gums as well, signs that he lived a sedentary lifestyle filled with carbohydrates.
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Gold prices rose on Tuesday with the dollar but receding worries about the outcome of the U.S. election and expectations of U.S. rate rises in December could mean lower levels.
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"Now that the flood waters ravaging Louisiana are receding, it's time for President Barack Obama to visit the most anguished state in the union," an editorial in The Advocate read.
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UNITED NATIONS — The death penalty is steadily receding toward the dustbin of history worldwide, with fewer than two dozen countries relying on it at all as a form of punishment.
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It would be a very great tragedy for Rocco if any more of the precious and fast receding days of his childhood were to be taken up by this dispute.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Brazilian central bank chief Ilan Goldfajn said on Friday that inflation seem to be receding, but doubts remain on whether core inflation will continue to ease.
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Gold prices tumbled to six-week lows on Thursday, under pressure from a strengthening dollar on expectations of further U.S. rate rises this year and receding political uncertainty in Europe.
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In recent books like "The Lemon Table" and "The Sense of an Ending," Mr. Barnes has become increasingly preoccupied with characters looking back over the receding vistas of their lives.
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President Donald Trump ramped up his rhetoric on a slew of policy goals this week — but with the 123 midterms fast approaching, his legislative hopes for this year are receding.
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MARKET NEWS * The dollar nursed losses against major currencies on Tuesday as receding hopes for a preliminary trade deal between the United States and China hurt demand for the greenback.
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In the art world, ironically, we stand out by receding into the background: introducing a sleek design that lets the art speak for itself and saving gallerists hours of time.
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The Ugandan shilling is likely to firm over the next week on the back of receding appetite for hard currency from merchandise importers and inflows from non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
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However, in mid-2009, given the game's lackluster sales and Sega's receding tide in the industry, it was announced that Chromehounds servers would be going offline permanently in January 2010.
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He said he hoped that reopening the case would reawaken people's awareness of the Holocaust, memories of which he fears are receding in an era of genocides and other atrocities.
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But as municipalities and companies pursue the dream of "smart cities," creating hyper-connected urban spaces designed for efficiency and convenience, this experience is receding farther and farther from reality.
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This episode is receding into the past, but it was extraordinary and shocking at the time, and could all too easily be a precursor to politics in the near future.
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Maybe it was the picture of them with the fish, or the way their smile curved, or the receding hairline — it was so easy to brush them off my screen.
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Art Pope, a former Republican state representative with a fearsome reputation among Democrats as a political operator, reckons the result shows that the Democratic wave of 22001 is now receding.
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"Overall, we see the impact peaking in April and then receding through May to September," Chris Page, an analyst at Rystad, said in a webinar the firm hosted last week.
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"With the receding of Warren court liberalism, free-speech law took a sharp right turn," Professor Seidman wrote in a new article to be published in the Columbia Law Review.
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Despite signs that virus risks may be receding in parts of China, and reports that more businesses are slowly resuming operations, its rapid spread outside China weighed on investor confidence.
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"In Benton, Columbia County, PA water is receding off of Main Street, but Fishing Creek is running fast and furious and doing whatever it wants," WNEP photographer Michael Erat tweeted.
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The video, which Reuters saw before it was removed, shows a middle-aged white man with a receding hairline, smartly dressed in a white open-necked shirt and dark jacket.
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Murphy, who has close-cropped, receding gray hair and a bit of a paunch, was dressed for the occasion in black Nike running shorts and a gray Under Armour sweatshirt.
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"I do not think we can leave the euro," he said, further underscoring how the anti-euro rhetoric once heard from many Italian parties is receding as the vote nears.
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But a smattering of recent polling shows Blankenship receding into third place after outside groups with ties to the national party have spent hundreds of thousands running ads against him.
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Prices also moved higher as Iran-related tensions escalated but receding hopes for a quick solution to the U.S.-China trade war which has dented global growth dragged on prices.
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HONG KONG — With pollution levels receding in Beijing, parts of southern China, including Hong Kong, experienced dangerous levels of smog Monday as weather patterns pushed bad air into the region.
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Thirteen months after the World Health Organization declared Zika a global health emergency, some of the public alarm over the mosquito-borne virus that swept through Latin America is receding.
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The two-year Treasury yield has climbed to a decade high this week on the back of receding risk aversion and expectations for a hawkish Federal Reserve meeting next week.
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The video of Starman at the wheel of the space car with the Earth receding in the background is the iconic image of 2018, if not of the entire decade.
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For more than a century it was in the mainstream of American pop culture, in Broadway plays and in Bing Crosby movies, before receding as the civil rights movement ascended.
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When the men wax ecstatic about their "shining, gleaming, streaming" locks, it's hard not to notice the receding hairlines and hair that's more salt-and-pepper than flaxen and waxen.
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I didn't care about being sir-ed at the supermarket checkout as much as I did about embodying and enjoying my gender, from potentially receding hairline to increasingly hairy toes.
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The wobbly lines are both vertical and horizontal, with the verticals forming two planes that converge on the center as if receding in single-point perspective, but they never meet.
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Visitors are welcome to scan and photocopy these (in the artist's words) "relics of the rapidly receding 20th century" on-site, where Beccone will be available to discuss the collection.
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That's why Fish and Wildlife officials warn that even if receding flood waters leave sea turtle eggs exposed, the concerned public should leave them alone: sea turtles will weather the storm.
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Formed from glass in a mosaic by Tiffany Studios, she is radiant against the branches of a dogwood tree and a mountainous landscape, her incredible wings push back a receding darkness.
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But the good vibrations between Californians and Toyota may be receding this week after the automaker sided against the state in an increasingly heated fight over fuel economy standards for automobiles.
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Dissolving into controlled chaos — the piece evolved depending on the players' cues to one another — the music kept building and then receding, as if its energy were spent and then recharged.
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On Tuesday, the benchmark 26.9158-year Treasury yield climbed to a seven-year high at 20193 percent before receding to 22019 percent on weaker equity prices and worries about global growth.
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But receding budgets mean fewer floats, fewer participants and a chance to slow the songs without worrying whether the beat will move the giant procession through Sambódromo in the allotted time.
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Regional stocks have rushed back into the limelight this year as foreign investors have piled in on the back of receding political risks, upbeat earnings and an economic recovery gaining traction.
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"The core grocery business is ticking along nicely, profitability has improved markedly and the prospective threat from an Asda-Sainsbury combination is receding in the face of regulatory opposition," he said.
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This goes a long way toward explaining the slow melt-up in the markets: recession fears receding, dollar stabilizing, and oil off the lows are all positives for future earnings trends.
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The dollar, which also struggled last week in the face of receding expectations for a major boost for growth from the Trump administration, was steady at $1.1175 per euro and 111.33 .
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People who can afford it usually dig a well rather than depending on the city's limited water system, but they are having to go ever deeper to reach the receding water.
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According to Méhaule, the soil left by the lake's receding waters is so rich that, properly farmed, it could grow enough food to sustain everyone who's currently starving next to it.
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The tidal wave of venture capital (VC) money that flowed into global financial technology (fintech) investments during 2016 has already shown signs of receding, according to the U.K.'s fintech chief.
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"At the root of the plunges are receding expectations of interest rate cuts by the Bank of Japan," said Naoya Oshikubo, senior manager of research at Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management.
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Receding tensions on the Korean peninsula also supported the benchmark index, which rose 20.1 percent, or 27 points, to 2799.25,1.43 by 21.4 GMT, recovering from the previous day's 21.8 percent loss.
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But his mathematical edge has been shrinking and his world-record times from 1003 of 9.58 seconds in the 100 and 19.19 in the 200 are receding in the rearview mirror.
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These trends can be seen as two approaches to dealing with the anxieties of modern American life: receding into the privacy of one's home or seeking distraction through experiences and connection.
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Robertson expects the rally to continue for the next two years now the shock of the 2016 currency devaluation has passed, economic growth is picking up and high inflation is receding.
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Nonetheless, Italian bond yields fell toward multi-year lows on Monday in a sign that investors saw the new government close to hand and the prospects of an early election receding.
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Nonetheless, Italian bond yields fell toward multi-year lows on Monday in a sign that investors saw the new government close to hand and the prospects of an early election receding.
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Coastal residents reported not seeing or feeling any warning signs, such as an earthquake or receding water along the shore, before waves up to 3 meters (10 feet) high surged in.
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The bigger flood risk this time may center on the Mississippi River and its swollen tributaries rather than the Missouri River, where levels have been receding, said Jeff Berardelli, a meteorologist.
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Even though water levels were receding by Sunday night, disaster management officials were wary as more rain was expected in the southwestern parts of the island in the next few days.
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The play moves swiftly, if not always deftly, from Ora's worries for her son to the broader concerns of how to go on living in a place where peace keeps receding.
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Kuroda voiced hope the United States and China will soon reach a deal on trade, saying the fact they are continuing negotiations suggests the risk of a stand-off is receding.
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But though the receding Arctic ice has been forcing more bears off their preferred terrain, it was unclear if the latest invasion was caused by the warming seas, Russian scientists said.
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"The issue is not that people deny the Holocaust; the issue is just that it's receding from memory," Greg Schneider, the Claims Conference's executive vice president, told the New York Times.
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At Maximo Marina in St. Petersburg, Florida, dock master Joe Burgess watched anxiously as waters rose 6 inches (15 cm) over the dock at high tide on Thursday afternoon, before slowly receding.
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Similarly, researchers at Ohio State University found that patients with lip piercings were 41 percent more likely to develop receding gums than the control group, and their recessions were twice as deep.
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It wasn't until a few weeks later, when he was visiting a friend, that he spotted what he describes as a "kitschy" photograph of hills and mountains receding into a foggy distance.
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In Budapest one has been left on a bench, as if at any moment Raoul Wallenberg, with his long coat, receding hairline and dark, burning eyes, will hurry past and retrieve it.
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"While uncertainties surrounding the global economic environment remain elevated, those related to trade tensions between the United States and China are receding," Lagarde said in comments that largely reflect earlier ECB statements.
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On Watts Up With That, Climate Depot and other websites that dispute climate science, bloggers insist that the Arctic's receding ice is part of a natural warming cycle unrelated to human activities.
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FOUR DEAD The floods killed four people in Nebraska and Iowa since last week, and officials warned the damage toll would rise as receding waters revealed more devastated roadways, bridges and homes.
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The floods have killed four people in Nebraska and Iowa since the weekend, and officials warned the physical damage toll would rise as receding waters revealed more devastated roadways, bridges and homes.
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The floods have killed four people in Nebraska and Iowa since the weekend and officials warned the physical damage toll would rise as receding waters revealed more devastated roadways, bridges and homes.
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The ice is receding, and how we'll either avert this change or adapt to it is being hashed out in a chilly pool of antifreeze on the eastern fringe of North America.
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Floodwaters that turned two Northern California wine country communities into islands reachable only by boat began receding Thursday as a rain-engorged river finally peaked after swamping thousands of homes and businesses.
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In 2011, President Barack Obama said the "tide of war" was receding when it came to Afghanistan, but those words came even as American forces landed in Kandahar and Kabul and Jalalabad.
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Weighed down by a regulatory crackdown on riskier lending, China's economy was already starting to cool even before the trade dispute with Washington flared, with investment growth receding to a record low.
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Playing out just 203 miles from where George Zimmerman shot Trayvon Martin, in a state slowly receding into the rising seas, it felt like Disney Dystopia — just in time for Election 2016.
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The British pound climbed more than 1 percent on Monday, extending a recovery from last Thursday's more than two-month trough, while bookmakers odds also showed the chance of Brexit sharply receding.
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The company had said earlier on Friday that it expected more fires from the plant in the coming days even though floodwaters that triggered an initial blaze earlier this week were receding.
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France's CAC 40 is up 4 percent and Germany's DAX has gained 3.2 percent, helped higher by a more marked pick-up in business activity on the continent and receding political risks.
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The helicopter receding into the winter sky was a richly evocative symbol, power transferring peacefully before our eyes from the defeated candidate to the victorious one, the old president to the new.
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The business is also showing other signs of receding: The Trump Organization last year agreed to buyout deals that removed the Trump name from once-prized properties in New York and Toronto.
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The highway now traverses vast stretches of dislocation and pain in the wake of Hurricane Harvey's wrath, as Houstonians begin coming to grips with the devastation that the receding floods left behind.
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But changing weather patterns, rising sea levels and receding coastlines mean that this won't be enough: these emergencies are going to come more often, and they are going to be more devastating.
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"The euro's downturn is expected to continue in the near term amid receding prospects of the ECB embarking on monetary tightening," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief forex strategist at Mizuho Securities in Tokyo.
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Uncertainty over the cost implications is receding rapidly, according to surveys conducted by Bain and Morgan Stanley and highlighted by Kleiner Perkins's Mary Meeker in her annual "Internet Trends" presentation last week.
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Public Works Director Jen Winter said that the Cedar River, which winds its way through the city, had crested at just over 22 feet (7 m) on Tuesday morning and was receding.
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TRACK THE STORM Flooding on NC barrier islands Floodwaters are receding on North Carolina's Ocracoke Island after Dorian hit, easing concerns for people stuck in their homes for most of the day.
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Mountain glaciers are receding the world over as average global temperatures rise - a phenomenon that will be described in detail in a report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change this week.
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Tokunai said shortly after the tremor that villagers on islands closer to the epicenter and on the west coast of New Ireland reported the ocean receding, but no damaging waves or casualties.
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Pressed up against a particular corner of the water, we begin to feel close to it, until we realize that the image is out of reach, receding and expanding in directions unknown.
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Even with recorded stops receding, broad swaths of officers are yet unable to articulate a rationale for the ones they carry out, or for the frisks that often follow, Mr. Zimroth's report said.
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On Tuesday, the benchmark 2129.980-year Treasury yield US24YT=RR climbed to a seven-year high at 26.9350 percent before receding to 26.9158 percent on weaker equity prices and worries about global growth.
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With risks like trade policy uncertainty receding and global growth stabilizing, Powell signaled he saw no reason to adjust U.S. interest rates, unless new developments cause a "material reassessment" to the current outlook.
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"All I can say is the movie predicted my receding hairline," he quipped, adding that he actually owns a pair of the sleek, self-lacing sneakers that figured prominently in the 1989 sequel.
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Hong Kong stock followed Asian shares higher, as growing optimism for strong tech industry earnings and receding concerns over North Korea offset softer-than-expected factory readings in China and the United States.
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The floods have killed four people in Nebraska and Iowa since the weekend, and officials warned the toll of physical damage would rise as receding waters revealed more devastated roadways, bridges and homes.
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TOKYO, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Tokyo stocks rose on Friday in light trade as receding fears of more aggressive U.S. interest rate hikes boosted sentiment, with defensive shares such as construction and utilities outperforming.
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Even as you shrink from seeing you cannot help but see the young man's blotched skin, stiff dust-colored hair receding at his temples, unshaven jaws and brash tawny eyes like cracked glass.
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" Kåre R. Aas, Norway's ambassador to the U.S., also hailed the trip on Twitter, writing that it was an important opportunity for Kerry to "hear about the receding glaciers" and "witness #climatechange firsthand.
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"The bounce was driven by receding expectations of a cut next week," said Tobias Davis, head of corporate treasury sales at Western Union, adding in the short term, sterling's outlook remained rather grim.
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But, alongside the receding coastline, the real estate mogul has had to deal with plans to build wind turbines in close proximity and an endangered microscopic snail that needs preservation and constant surveillance.
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As a result, the Nobel Prizes, which will be announced this week, are reserved for an ever-shrinking fraction of the scientific community and are receding from the interests of society at large.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Receding waters in the drought-hit Sea of Galilee have uncovered five World War One artillery shells likely dumped by retreating Turkish troops a century ago, Israeli police said on Tuesday.
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The chances of meeting the Paris goal of limiting global warming to 2°C are receding since the U.S. withdrew and financial contributions of many signatories remain out of scale with the problem.
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It's all too easy to believe the age of the artistic recluse is over, given that most artists now cultivate a cyclical relationship with the spotlight, intermittently stepping into and receding from it.
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The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady next week due to receding demand pressure for hard currency from merchandise importers as the disruption of travel by the coronavirus epidemic hobbles international trade.
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The American Dream is perilously close to receding into the 20th century if we do not act now and defend the rights of the worker and rewrite the unfair rules of the economy.
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At the same time, most analysts believe the S&P is unlikely to approach last year's 29% gain as receding global growth fears push some central banks to roll back their easing policies.
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I open the doors of the medicine cabinet, and in the mirrored backs I see my face projected six or more times, from different angles, reflections of reflections receding into the far distance.
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A Republican super PAC with ties to Washington Republicans has been hammering Blankenship with attacks for weeks, and two recent polls have shown Blankenship receding into a clear third-place position behind Rep.
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The ECB left its super-easy monetary policy stance unchanged last month but argued that inflationary pressures were finally building and growth risks were receding, thanks in part to easing global trade tensions.
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In Khao Lak, Thailand, dozens of foreign vacationers narrated their bewilderment, in German and English, as they walked toward the empty shoreline where the water was receding, pulled back by an unseen force.
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There have been signs that some risks in the global economy are receding, allowing businesses to once again plan for the long term, said Bill Winters, chief executive of British bank Standard Chartered.
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"Yara's operating environment is improving, due to a combination of higher grain prices and receding urea supply pressure, resulting in an improving urea price trend," the company said in its third-quarter report.
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LONDON, June 17 (Reuters) - Germany's benchmark 10-year bond yield rose back into positive territory on Friday as the chances of Britain leaving the EU in a vote next week were seen receding.
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One illuminating section reviews the impact of changes in the cryosphere in high-mountain areas like the Himalaya, the Andes, and the European Alps, where receding ice means a decrease in irrigation water.
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Wholesale gas for immediate delivery jumped as much as 28 percent to 74.00 pence per therm, its highest since the second quarter of 2013, before receding slightly to 68.00 p/therm by 1734 GMT.
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The planned bankruptcy filing follows a decline in sales at the armsmaker, in part because of receding fears that guns will become more heavily regulated by the U.S. government, according to credit ratings agencies.
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After the letter splashed into view on Tuesday evening, White House officials expressed exasperation by development, bemoaning the new questions about Mueller's findings just as the investigation seemed to be receding from public view.
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Even Isaac Newton once wrote: Doth not the Refraction of Light proceed from the different density of this Æthereal Medium in different places, the Light receding always from the denser parts of the Medium?
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The year 2016–the year of Trump's unexpected victory–is receding as quickly as 2018 approaches, and members of the GOP must decide how closely to embrace their party's leader in their next campaigns.
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With worries that political turmoil in Italy would roil markets receding, investors have - after strong inflation data this week - shifted their focus back to predicting when will the European Central Bank raise interest rates.
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Inflation data for the European Union showed price pressures receding further from the central bank's target, complicating the situation for the European Central Bank which currently expects to raise interest rates later this year.
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It shows no sign of receding as Trump prepares for his second year in power, despite intensified rhetoric from some Trump allies in recent weeks accusing Mueller's team of bias against the Republican president.
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Outside of China, the kung fu wave that led to a thousand and one dojos is receding in the face of mixed martial arts and other more popular Eastern disciplines, like taekwondo and karate.
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And far from predicting a swift de-escalation of U.S. troop deployments abroad, Obama, who once told Americans that "the tide of war is receding," appeared to lay the ground for prolonged U.S. involvement.
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Subsequently, authorities have warned about the threat of returning jihadists to their homeland and since the falls of Mosul, Raqqa and the rapidly receding footprint of ISIS, such fears have come to the forefront.
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"Before the cyclone, we sailed across Rusitu River daily to exchange goats for pigs or sheep with communities on the Mozambique side," said Gerald Woyo, balancing on a canoe atop the receding river water.
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"With fears somewhat receding over the political uncertainty in France coupled with the ECB slowly adopting a hawkish stance, the Euro has found itself back in fashion," said Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM.
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In the neighboring Indian state of Assam, floods on the Brahmaputra and its tributaries since last week displaced some 5.8 million people, but the situation has improved with waters receding, a state minister said.
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With the risk of rising U.S. interest rates receding, now is the time for investors to end their underweight positions on emerging markets, Mark Mobius, executive chairman of Templeton Emerging Markets Group, told CNBC.
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"Our pessimistic view with regard to South Africa's upcoming rating review stems from persistent headwinds that have given little indication of receding, including delayed fiscal consolidation efforts," NKC African Economics analyst Hanns Spangenberg said.
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JUNGFRAUJOCH, Switzerland (Reuters) - Switzerland's Aletsch glacier is western Europe's largest expanse of ice, but Swiss scientists say it's receding at an unprecedented pace, losing up to 12 meters (13 yards) of ice a year.
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The water has now started receding but experts expect another bout of flooding this month as rainfall has increased upstream in India and Nepal, whose rivers flow through Bangladesh to the Bay of Bengal.
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"The punchline is the glaciers are receding in response to changes in temperature and precipitation — they're wasting away," Alex Gardner, a NASA glaciologist who had no role in the report, said in an interview.
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With floodwaters receding more slowly than anticipated because of high tides, and many roads still impassable, Sonoma County authorities said evacuation orders and "shelter-in-place" advisories remained in effect for thousands of residents.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Deutsche Asset Management has upgraded its stance on European equities to "overweight" from "neutral", citing the receding French political risk and strong momentum for earnings, its chief investment officer said on Tuesday.
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But it is yet another of his welcome reminders that the operas we love were created at particular moments — and now exist as volatile combinations of that ever-receding time and place, and ours.
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Much of Britain's receding status comes from its decision to abandon Europe — Brexit, in the parlance — and to remove itself from a realm of some 500 million people that sprawls from Ireland to Greece.
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Coastal residents reported not seeing or feeling any warning signs on Saturday night, such as receding water or an earthquake, before waves of 21883-0003 meters (2000-21883 feet) washed ashore, according to media.
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The usual patchwork of prim green fields is receding from the flanks of Pueblo Llano's imposing, sunbathed mountains as farmers retreat closer to the only gas station in the hope of gaining an advantage.
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But allies acknowledged Kelly's receding power and said he's trying to keep his head down and focus on policy, such as the plan to mobilize the National Guard along the U.S. border with Mexico.
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It's strange, and even admirable, that Mr. Martins has carried the company out of its lowest ebbs through to the brightness of an era when his own choreography is receding into the past tense.
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"It could be that with less sea ice, fewer seals are coming here, or there may be seals who are too weak to reach the shore with the sea ice receding offshore," she said.
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When the Carnegie Deli closed at the end of 2016, its customers mourned a paradise lost: mountains of meat, hills of knish, heaps of corned beef, receding into the past never to be retrieved.
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"We're seeing some things here that might indicate the age of Amazon as the destroyer of all things retail may, at last, be receding, at least for the moment," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"We're seeing some things here that might indicate the age of Amazon as the destroyer of all things retail may, at last, be receding, at least for the moment," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"Our model paints a more benign picture in which robust growth—coupled with receding concerns that financial conditions were unsustainably easy—have so far put a lid on US recession risk," Goldman economists wrote.
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Inflation data for the trade bloc showed price pressures receding further from the central bank's target, complicating the situation for the European Central Bank which currently expects to raise interest rates later this year.
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We have fought a war against terrorism for 15 years, thousands of Pakistanis have lost their lives, terrorism is receding, peace and stability are returning — what benefit would we get from such an attack?
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The largest, "Paradise 8 & 9"(2018), is a view of a path lined with trees receding into the background, as seen in an opened magazine whose pages are nearly synonymous with the painting's surface.
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An accounting scandal last year had been receding somewhat, a new chief executive – Satoshi Tsunakawa – took over in May, and the company's Westinghouse Electric nuclear-construction unit reset its books with a $2.3 billion writedown.
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But the receding threat of a strong Catalan government seeking a split from Spain reduces pressure on the PP and the Socialists to form a grand coalition to stand up to a separatist Catalan administration.
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Last October, when stock markets had recovered from a sharp selloff and as fears of a slowdown in China's economy were receding, the Fed specifically cited the "next meeting" as possible for a policy move.
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The odds of such moves by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) had already been seen as rapidly receding due to growing concerns in the government about rapidly rising debt levels and potential asset bubbles.
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And, even as Prime Minister David Cameron and other Western leaders face what some consider to be the legacy of that era, there are growing signs that its shadows are lengthening, not receding, with time.
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Its relatives had ranged as far as Europe, but by the time of Machimosaurus Rex, the shallow ocean waters over Europe were receding, and Tunisia was the only place the giant marine crocodiles could survive.
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With surveys increasingly showing that the Holocaust is receding from memory, many are concerned that downplaying the gravity of what happened under the Nazis can open the door for a return of discrimination against Jews.
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Receding fears of capital outflows from China added to relief that China's banking system does not appear to be suffering from a cash shortage at the end of the second quarter, as some had feared.
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There were many important points including an important argument that people are working more, earning less, and The American dream — the long-accepted belief that hard work leads to prosperity — is receding out of reach.
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However, mounting concern that U.S. financial asset prices may be a bit extended, just as breadth and liquidity are receding, has opened the door to reevaluation of gold's role as an effective portfolio-diversifying asset.
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The MSCI's All-Country World Index, a widely-tracked index of global stocks, has hit all-time highs this year thanks to low interest rates, receding European political risks, strong earnings and better growth prospects.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French social media was abuzz with suggestions of novel haircuts for Francois Hollande on Wednesday after it emerged that the French president's receding hairline was maintained by a costly, round-the-clock hairdresser.
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The guy was temporarily knocked out and fell backwards, sprawled out on the ground, before eventually getting back up and receding into the crowd with what was probably a serious, but definitely completely avoidable headache.
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Global markets were shaken this month after U.S. President Donald Trump moved to impose tariffs on Chinese goods and Beijing threatened similar measures, though headlines over the last 24 hours suggested that tensions were receding.
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On one end of the "middle class" spectrum is a dream inexorably receding from view; on the other is a pair of socioeconomic blinders obscuring the harsher economic realities of those further down the scale.
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On Wednesday, the contract fell 0.66 point, the third biggest daily fall since the Bank of Japan (BOJ) started to control the 10-year yield in 13 on receding expectations of a BOJ rate cut.
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On Wednesday, the contract fell 0.66 point, the third biggest daily fall since the Bank of Japan (BOJ) started to control the 10-year yield in 13 on receding expectations of a BOJ rate cut.
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Greece's 10-year bond yield touched a record low around 1.21% after S&P on Friday upgraded the country's credit rating one notch to BB-, citing receding budgetary risks and the lifting of capital controls.
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But Draghi may acknowledge the euro zone's solid growth momentum, surging consumer and business confidence, and receding political risk after the first round of France's presidential vote put a pro-euro centrist in pole position.
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It has been a slow creep over the last few tournaments, with fluorescent shades popping up at the Australian Open, receding slightly for the French Open and disappearing entirely in the sea of Wimbledon white.
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Same-sex couples, thanks to the LGBTQ movement's staggeringly quick bending of the American moral arc, now have an easier path toward starting their own families and comfortably receding into the banality of family life.
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There's an airy vastness to the playing that conjures the setting described in the libretto: the exterior of a grand temple, a courtyard receding back to the sea, priests preparing a sacrifice, a crowd gathering.
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MUMBAI, Sept 14 (Reuters) - The Indian rupee and bonds opened on a strong note on Friday, tracking a pull-back in crude oil prices overnight and receding trade tensions between the United States and China.
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Furthermore, concerns that output cuts would reward Iran with higher prices may be receding, given Tehran's failure to secure foreign investment over the past year and U.S. President Donald Trump's hard line toward the country.
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Ms. Bartosik's "Étroits sont les Vaisseaux" shifts from calm to turbulent, rolling and receding like the tides, and follows the patterns of the oceanic tidal cycle, compressing it into exactly 24 minutes and 50 seconds.
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As families trickled in, Ding and her co-host, a grave man named Jason Xu, told jokes about Alex Chen's slowly receding hairline, a kind of chronicle of S.V.C.A.'s hard work over the years.
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The Herbert River level, its highest since 2009, was expected to begin receding overnight, but major flood warnings remained in place for at least half a dozen rivers statewide, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
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The note came as sterling jumped to a seven-week high against the dollar as investors cut their sterling short positions on the receding risks of Britain leaving the European Union without a negotiated arrangement.
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On Wednesday, a second batch of Saudi shares was added to the MSCI emerging markets index, though the event failed to provide upward momentum for Saudi stocks as receding fund inflows kept investors at bay.
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The note came as sterling jumped to a seven-week high against the dollar as investors cut their sterling short positions on the receding risks of Britain leaving the European Union without a negotiated arrangement.
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Oil and gold prices surged by about 0.0.11% and 2%, respectively, before receding slightly as Iranian officials said that their country did not want a war and the strikes "concluded" its response to Soleimani's killing.
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An adviser to more than 30 heads of state from South Africa to the Philippines, the 75-year-old economist said there is no clear data on whether property rights are improving or receding globally.
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Ryan Felsman, senior economist at CommSec in Sydney, said the trade deal and the receding risk of a disorderly Brexit after the British election yielded a strong Conservative majority provided support for sentiment in Australia.
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Over bottled water and energy drinks, and in cellphone light since the electricity went off briefly, the men compared aches and pains and receding hairlines, and told stories of the good times they had together.
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A pervasive spirit of community can grow only in a society that aims to provide fairly for all, which appears to be a receding goal in the present climate of untethered capitalism and political venality.
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Before the helping herds came glaciers and ice ages and millenniums of receding waters and shifting tides that left behind these former seabeds turned preposterous dunescapes that no course designer could have imagined or sculpted.
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That tone is kept up throughout the statement, with the actuality of what they're talking about when they talk about the night time industry sliding into the background, receding out of sight as much as possible.
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Warming temperatures have also played an important role, and the receding water has left behind what looks like a post-apocalyptic landscape of rusting ships half-buried in the sand and piers that lead to nowhere.
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In the oil market, U.S. West Texas Intermediate futures fell 0.27% to $56.06 a barrel in a sign of receding concern about tension in the Middle East, but some traders warn this lull could be temporary.
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In the oil market, U.S. West Texas Intermediate futures fell 0.41% to $55.98 a barrel in a sign of receding concern about tension in the Middle East, but some traders warn this lull could be temporary.
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While the age of the windjammers — large merchant sailing ships from the 19th century built to go long distances — was already receding over the horizon, the nostalgic appeal of old-fashioned swashbuckling kept a few around.
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And even though the shock of Trump's election victory is receding as we become more involved in just how bad he is at governing, for Clinton it will never ebb as the most stunning rebuke possible.
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By calculating the distance to the collision using the gravitational waves and the speed that the stars are receding using the collision's light, physicists will have another way to calculate the value of the Hubble constant.
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Separately, Chairman Axel Weber said many of the tail risks dogging the global economy now appear to be receding, suggesting the markets may now be too gloomy about the wider economic outlook, the Financial Times reported.
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HONG KONG, March 26 (Reuters) - Standard Chartered PLC Chief Executive Bill Winters said on Tuesday fears over a growth slowdown in China's economy and the impact of the U.S.-China trade tensions are "receding a bit".
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More than six months after the United States, Mexico and Canada agreed a new deal to govern more than $1 trillion in regional trade, the chances of the countries ratifying the pact this year are receding.
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"Investors are relieved on receding trade worries but there are several other factors in the U.S. that are raising sentiment for the Japanese market," said Norihiro Fujito, chief investment strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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"Deflationary risks generally around the world are slowly receding and probably further in the rear view mirror these days than at the start of the year," said Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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The dollar remains biased towards the downside on receding hopes that the Trump administration will be able to deliver on tax reform and infrastructure spending, said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief forex strategist at Mizuho Securities in Tokyo.
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"From the first analysis of the samples taken from the ocean around Chiloe island, we can conclude that the red tide phenomenon is receding," University of Concepcion investigator Laura Farias told reporters on a conference call.
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Investment bank EFG Hermes had said on Wednesday that the investment case for Saudi banks is no longer "compelling" against a backdrop of receding passive fund flows and the emergence of credit quality concerns among others.
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In Houston and the surrounding area where the historic inundation from storm Harvey was mostly receding, people took to trucks and boats to get back into their neighborhoods, and many were appalled by what they found.
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After a difficult August in which concerns about a global recession sparked a scramble into safer assets, markets have rallied this month, encouraged by easing trade tensions and by receding fears of a no-deal Brexit.
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But for thousands of years this neck of the northern Piedmont region, what some call Italy's Klondike, has attracted prospectors seeking gold flowing down the Elvo River from deposits left eons ago by receding Alpine glaciers.
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Ryan Felsman, senior economist at CommSec in Sydney, said the trade deal and the receding risk of a disorderly Brexit after the UK general election produced a strong Conservative majority provided support for sentiment in Australia.
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NEW DELHI, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Current weather conditions indicate that India's monsoon is unlikely to start receding before early October, more than a month later than usual, the head of the weather office said on Friday.
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Instead, she trains her attention on Mitford's love affair with one of the officers, Charles de Gaulle's right-hand man and chief political adviser, Gaston Palewski, a heavyset man with a Hitler mustache and receding hair.
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Instead of LaBeouf playing himself, however, he dons long hair with a receding hairline, a bandana, and glasses to play a character based on his father: an ex-rodeo clown and felon, per the Hollywood Reporter.
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Texas authorities linked a 5th death to the remnants of Tropical Storm Imelda Saturday, as receding floodwaters revealed the extent of the damage from one of the United States' wettest tropical cyclones on record, AP reports.
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Each of the galaxies is plotted by its redshift, meaning how fast it is receding away from us—more distant light appears redder to us because its wavelength has been stretched by the expansion of the universe.
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"We are operating at full power and the water is receding ... and we expect the water level to continue dropping," NPPD spokesman Mark Becker said, noting there was no danger to the plant employees or the public.
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While the polar bear had the home advantage, Drew used the fact that polar ice caps are receding to illustrate how polar bears are forced to swim farther and farther into open water to catch a meal.
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Smaller companies, like Syncplicity and SugarSync, ran for the exits — getting sold to larger firms — while companies in the middle, like Hightail, have evolved to serve specific markets and gotten profitable in anticipation of receding venture capital.
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Oil prices fell 2 percent on Tuesday, falling further from the previous session's one-week high on receding hopes for an agreement between the world's top two producers to freeze output to tackle a global supply glut.
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The actress studied the French singer's way of walking and talking, but also adopted her thin eyebrows, curly hair and, portraying Piaf toward the end of her life, a hunched back as well as a receding hairline.
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For example, how krill production in their Antarctic feeding ground — the abundance of which will likely be impacted by the rise in sea temperature and receding sea ice — will affect their condition once they arrive in Australia.
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She has ground her teeth so consistently for so long—more than eight years and "still going strong"—that her gums are receding from the pressure and some of her teeth have smoothed out from the friction.
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According to the minutes, policymakers at the May meeting noted that global risks were receding after years in which volatility in China, collapsing oil prices and slow growth in Europe slowed the Fed from planned rate increases.
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But the controversy over their exchange is quickly receding into a much broader question -- whether the administration has been fully forthcoming about the circumstances surrounding the attack that killed Johnson and three other members of his team.
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When Jorge Ramos, news anchor for the Spanish-language network Univision, floated an idea for an exit interview, Power suggested her anguish at seeing Democrats lose the election was receding the more she watched Trump in action.
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No one will fight the tide of that Great Ocean, so the much-sought after Great Blowout keeps receding into the horizon: "People have been burned enough to learn not to chase the Great Blowout," Tchir said.
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The French company's speaker is designed to look like some ovular starseed space egg, with cylindrical drivers firing outwards from both sides as you crank the jams, extending and receding in a blur of sound and motion.
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Before long they had gone farther than any previous cubesat-sized craft, and after about a million kilometers EVE took a great shot of the Earth receding in its wake (if wake in space were a thing).
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The paradox of Italy's reaction is that it comes late; in many ways the crisis is receding from its peak, as Italy and the rest of Europe have cut migrant smuggling routes and made themselves more unwelcoming.
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There was something rebellious about that flora popping up en masse in China's hyper-cities, wobbling over the heads of crowds like a garden taking to the streets — a protest, however unconscious, against the receding natural world.
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The letter, written by Seth A. Klarman, a billionaire investor known for his sober and meticulous analysis of the investing world, is a huge red flag about global social tensions, rising debt levels and receding American leadership.
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Hair was no longer as defining politically, but it still spoke to the tribe we identify with, be it aging white men with the grad school look, free spirits, no matter thinning and receding, unbowed by time.
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Adrián Luna had grown up in the state of Jalisco in western Mexico, but having been in the United States most of his life, his memories of his birthplace were receding, supplanted with new relationships and responsibilities.
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But plenty of other factors are providing a tailwind for traders, including unexpectedly strong earnings reports from blue-chip companies like Caterpillar and McDonald's and the receding chances that French voters will turn their backs on Europe.
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After a year of topsy-turvy swings in sentiment around the U.S.-China trade dispute, global central bank policy, British politics and Brexit, receding worries on all fronts have fuelled sharp gains for UK markets in December.
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While recent surveys have shown growing popularity among Democrats and receding partisan opposition to the plan, which in its current form would effectively extend the Medicare program to cover every eligible American, there are roadblocks up ahead.
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With the risks of a disorderly exit from the EU receding, investors are looking for signs the Bank of England could hike interest rates more than the single raise this year that the market has currently priced.
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The central bank's financial stability director said banks, credit card companies and car loan providers risked slipping into a "spiral of complacency" by assuming risks to the U.K. economy are receding when in fact they are growing.
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Three senior PML-N officials told Reuters that Shahbaz's eventual installation as prime minister was no longer a foregone conclusion, while two of Shahbaz's Lahore-based aides added that the chances of him taking over were receding.
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"With the receding trade war risk, the PBOC left the 1Y and 5Y loan prime rate unchanged at 4.15% and 4.80%, respectively," Ken Cheung, chief Asian FX strategist at Mizuho Bank, wrote in a note on Friday.
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The oldest is Georgia O'Keeffe, whose seeming abstraction of a white plane receding into blue, titled "From a Day With Juan II," was made in 1977, when she was 90, and is inspired by the Washington Monument.
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"Waters from the record-shattering storm are rising in some places and receding in others, and we expect further impacts to be reported as conditions and access allows," the North Carolina Pork Council noted in an advisory.
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Yes, stocks are more volatile, but if you recognize that the "investment horizon" is always long and always receding into the future, your best bet is to put virtually all of your liquid assets into the stock market.
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In 1997, the agency approved a lower-dose formulation of finasteride (Propecia) for the treatment of male pattern hair loss, a gradual thinning that leads to either a receding hairline or balding on the top of the head.
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Thursday, the trapped cars on I-295 had been towed and the floodwater was receding, but it was still too deep for cars to cross, leaving a large backup of vehicles on either side, CNN affiliate WPVI reported.
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The central bank held its policy rates steady last week and said tightening measures are helping cool inflation and credit growth, signalling receding concerns about price pressure as it focuses on supporting an economy hit by extreme weather.
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Receding flood waters left hundreds of dead fish stranded on a highway near Wallace, about 35 miles from the nearest beach, according to the Penderlea Fire Department, which posted video of firefighters hosing the fish off Interstate 40.
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With the political risks that have dominated European markets in a year packed with elections seen receding, the European Central Bank is expected to have more room to tighten policy as the euro zone economic recovery gathers pace.
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Nadal has made a habit of cleaning up at the warm-up tournaments to Roland Garros, but semi-final defeats in Madrid, Barcelona and Monte Carlo led to a sense that his dominance on clay might be receding.
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The waters were receding in northeast India, where at least 105 people had lost their lives due to floods and landslides in the past month that had hit 60 districts across Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland and Manipur states.
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"The issue is not that people deny the Holocaust; the issue is just that it's receding from memory," said Greg Schneider, the executive vice president of the Claims Conference, which negotiates restitution for Holocaust victims and their heirs.
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He was a man with a warm, open face and a receding hairline, and at first, he had seemed like an ally, but sitting in his office, Tiffany believed that he had the ability to send her home.
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Its titular character is a paparazzo for monsters, demons, and deplorables, and his outfit is a cinch to replicate: jeans, a grey button down shirt with a blue sweater, a camera at the ready, and receding blond hair.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's largest fertilizer maker and its biggest listed cattle farmer on Monday warned investors of sizeable losses stemming from floods that engulfed parts of Queensland state, as receding water began to reveal the scale of damage.
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Oil prices eked out gains on Wednesday in a volatile session as the market mulled U.S. government data showing that while there were signs a crude glut may be receding, crude inventories remain large with gasoline demand weak.
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More than 1,600 firefighters were battling the flames, Cal Fire spokesman Daniel Berlant said, adding that receding winds on Sunday evening had allowed crews to make progress cutting containment lines around the flames and putting out hot spots.
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But she was distracted by the thrill of being on a plane, peering through the clouds at her receding home town and then landing in a new place—the city of Bosaso—less crazed and tense than Mogadishu.
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MSCI's index of emerging market shares fell 0.2 percent, breaking a five-day winning streak that was supported by receding fears of a global economic slowdown and positive news from trade negotiations between the world's two largest economies.
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That may not sound like a lot, but any additional rainfall will exacerbate the flooding from the rain that has already fallen, and this will delay river levels from receding below flood stage quickly, CNN's Allison Chinchar said.
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Asian stocks declined for a third consecutive day on Friday as fresh falls in commodities raised concerns about the health of the global economy, though the euro bucked the broad weakness on receding concerns about France's presidential election.
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The central bank held its policy rates steady on Thursday and said tightening measures are helping cool inflation and credit growth, signalling receding concerns about price pressure as it focuses on supporting an economy hit by extreme weather.
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Consequent demand for safe havens, combined with receding expectations for U.S. Federal Reserve rate hikes, have driven gold up more than 16 percent since January, making this its strongest quarter so far since the third quarter of 1986.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hopes for higher wage growth across Britain are receding, apart from in a few sectors of the labor market that suffer from acute skill shortages, according to a report published on Monday by recruitment company Hays.
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" Whether he is owning up to his receding hairline by making jokes about it or lining up with other basketball fans before a game to cheer Curry, Spieth has a humility that Roddick described as "kind of endearing.
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A campfire blazed in the middle of a flat circle of red earth, somewhere in the 22-mile-long Makhtesh Ramon, a crater-like depression of land carved by a receding sea hundreds of millions of years ago.
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However, a discussion of legal and technical aspects of a potential deal "are progressing with great difficulty," according to a Greek government official on Friday, who told reporters the chances of deal in the coming days were receding.
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He starts to quote historians to show where we've been; makes regular reference to Reconstruction and the regression and receding of the American dream; invokes the demonization of "super-predators" and Sister Souljah — all with elegance and insight.
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Moreover, they say, climate change has already led to significant changes in the area, like polar bears that are now more active on the coastal plain than ever before, because the sea ice they rely on is receding.
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The report said the receding glaciers and ice sheets have altered the ecosystems of high mountain regions around the world and that some cold-adapted or snow-dependent species have declined in abundance, increasing their risk of extinction.
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Friday's falls come in the context of a British currency that has risen from $1.20 in less than three weeks, as investors slashed their bets against the pound because of perceived receding risks of a no-deal Brexit.
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Around the world, glaciers in the mountains are receding quickly, affecting the availability of water for millions of people who depend on meltwater downstream to supply drinking water, irrigate agricultural land and produce electricity through dams and hydropower.
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"The NAFTA deal is an achievement that President Trump managed to clinch before the U.S. midterm elections, caution in the broader markets is receding for the time being," said Masahiro Ichikawa, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui Asset Management.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan's next move will be to dial back its massive stimulus, according to an increasing number of analysts polled by Reuters, reflecting receding market expectations of imminent monetary easing by the central bank.
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WASHINGTON — The prospects for a Trump administration plan to strike a Middle East peace deal have been receding for months, thanks to a protracted political stalemate in Israel and the refusal by the Palestinians to engage with Washington.
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The banking regulator held its policy rates steady early this month and said tightening measures are helping cool inflation and credit growth, signalling receding concerns about price pressure as it focuses on supporting an economy hit by extreme weather.
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Sources close to the process said the kingdom is increasingly looking to just float the oil giant locally as plans for an initial public offering on an international exchange such as New York or London appear to be receding.
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There are currently four experimental Zika vaccines in the earliest stages of human testing, according to STAT, but there is concern that the outbreak will be receding by the time vaccines are ready for testing in Phase 3 trials.
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"I think it's pretty clear that tightening supplies and receding fears of demand growth is a boost to the market to these five month highs," said Gene McGillian, vice president of market research at Tradition Energy in Stamford, Connecticut.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile will begin budgeting for the costs of fighting climate change, Finance Minister Felipe Larraín announced on Tuesday, as receding glaciers and drought put a squeeze on water and natural resources in the world's top copper producer.
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With trade war concerns receding in the background and emerging market central banks led by Turkey taking measures to stabilize their currencies, investors pushed the euro to the $1.18 line for the first time in more than three months.
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In a new Instagram, he posted a split photo of him in 2008 and 2016 posing with the same piercing (wrinkle-free) smize, same thick hair with un-receding hairline and even the same amount of facial hair scruff.
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Just as our country's first-ever Black first family is receding in the rearview mirror, we're looking back at a year that brought us diverse representations like we've never seen before — not to mention facing a very uncertain future.
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But after cosmetic dentist Victoria Veystman beautifully re-contoured my central incisors so that they wouldn't look so conspicuous amongst their shorter row-mates, I quickly realized that their elongated look was due in large part to receding gums.
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Water levels, which were unusually high due to rains and melting snow in the higher parts of the Danube basin, were receding more slowly than anticipated, the National Water Authority OVF told the state news agency MTI on Friday.
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The death toll in that country was now 2000, Land and Environment Minister Celso Correia said, adding that the number of dead was rising as rescue workers found bodies that had been hidden by Cyclone Idai's now-receding floodwaters.
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Although the Cold War is receding into the past—roughly half the world's population is too young to have memories of it—we are still living in its shadow and trying to discover the possibilities created by its end.
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With trade war concerns receding in the background and emerging market central banks led by Turkey taking measures to stabilise their currencies, investors pushed the euro to the $1.18 line for the first time in more than three months.
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Museums & Galleries This show of 100 or so early photographs by Arbus (1923-71), many on view for the first time, has a terrific installation, with work hung on columnlike panels that suggest rows of doors receding into darkness.
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And, just for good measure, the Cape Town Council has amended several bylaws to further restrict water use, reiterating that while the drought might be receding, strict ongoing water saving measures are the "new normal" and here to stay.
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Asian shares eased from a near two-year high on Thursday as a long-awaited U.S. tax cut plan failed to inspire investors, though sentiment remained supported by global growth prospects and receding worries about political risks in Europe.
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Consequent demand for safe havens, combined with receding expectations for further U.S. Federal Reserve rate hikes, have driven gold up more than 20.3 percent since January, making this its strongest quarter so far since the third quarter of 2571.39.
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"Investors have really come to terms with the fact that recession risks are receding in the U.S., and that certainly was helped by the Fed action last week," said Mike Baele, senior portfolio manager at U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
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This image is something of a found drawing: The black lines of the post and its shadow construct an incomplete square that defines the picture surface, while the receding sidewalk pulls the eye back and creates an optical illusion.
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Over the course of eight short pieces, Hauschildt moves through the spacious synth pads that you might expect from his past work, before diving through more structured passages of interstellar sequencer arpeggiations, and then receding back into cosmic gunk.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: A 70-degree dayin late Decemberwould turn winterfest intospring break — but withback-to-school specialsbounding down the aislesthe same readingin early Augustsends a shiver and a shudderup and down the sandsof the fast-receding summer.
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But China also has growing interest in the Arctic, where receding ice is making the region more accessible for trade and resource exploitation — the latter is especially interesting for Beijing as its fleets travel farther afield for fish stocks.
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The sport itself was stagnant, with the upstart mixed martial arts scene siphoning its audience and nothing beyond the faint and ever-receding flicker of a Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao megafight for boxing to market as a mainstream draw.
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The setting promises some Southern gothic atmosphere — Ephron describes the odor along the Bonsecours River, "thick with the pungent, slick, gooey pluff mud that was exposed by a receding tide" — but there's little sense of menace or imminent danger.
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In financial markets, rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and receding trade war tensions during certain periods in the year supported investor sentiment and sent stocks on Wall Street to multiple new highs this year despite weak corporate earnings.
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Suddenly, the fate of the entire universe has become clear: There may well be air everywhere, but it's the differential that matters, and that differential is slowly receding with every breath, every twitch of a limb and stray thought.
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That is, when we peer into space, we should see astronomical objects receding from us 67.4 kilometers per second faster with each megaparsec of distance, just as dots on an inflating balloon separate faster the farther apart they are.
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Alan Bean, who became the fourth man to walk on the moon and turned to painting years later to tell the story of NASA's Apollo missions as they began receding into history, died on Saturday at Houston Methodist Hospital.
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The risks surrounding the euro area growth outlook, related to geopolitical factors, rising protectionism and vulnerabilities in emerging markets, remain tilted to the downside, but have become less pronounced as some of the uncertainty surrounding international trade is receding.
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