Rich Dolinger: I think DIY clubs or spaces might be vanishing because maybe the DIY music scene is vanishing.
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It may be no accident that the vanishing of the criminal trial has coincided with Eisinger's story of vanishing corporate accountability.
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Since the rise in early ultrasounds, the frequency of so-called vanishing twins has also increased: Experts estimate that vanishing twin syndrome occurs in 21 to 30 percent of all multifetal pregnancies.
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Strange tells Stark "there was no other way" before vanishing.
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Our pasture, our livestock, our food, our land -- is vanishing.
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The feds wanted to arrest Ivankov, but he kept vanishing.
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Stores seem to be vanishing in this age of computers.
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"Lost in this growing body of languages, vanishing for good"
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While you cook, read about New York's vanishing diner culture.
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Yet after the documentary, the jobs went right on vanishing.
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The same feelings from Vanishing Point had just become stronger.
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The jewels in the Crown of the Continent are vanishing.
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Such are the forces encroaching on the city's vanishing diners.
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Traditions in danger of vanishing are given a special designation.
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Almost everywhere you look, nature is vanishing before our eyes.
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Then she laughs, before vanishing out of his life forever.
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AMERICAN FIRE: Love, Arson, and Life in a Vanishing Land.
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PALESTINIAN WALKSNotes on a Vanishing LandscapeBy Raja Shehadeh240 pp. Scribner.
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Nature came to me — the vanishing of nature, in particular.
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By the 1980s and 90s, industry was vanishing from NoHo.
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In places like Japan and Wisconsin, ice is already vanishing.
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The story of the vanishing job is not a simple one.
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The race is on to keep Hawaii's native bees from vanishing.
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Finally, Facebook Messenger ripped off Snapchat's live filters and vanishing messages.
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Not even a moment of lamentation for vanishing traditions is possible.
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Yet Gabon's elephants are still vanishing, as the new research shows.
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Vanishing Frontiers: The Forces Driving Mexico and the United States Together.
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Anyone looking for a challenge might consider vanishing or wavering notes.
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It seems on the brink of vanishing right before our eyes.
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"The European dream is vanishing," sighs one of its senior officials.
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A Rare Bird's-Eye View of Hong Kong's Vanishing Rooftop Culture.
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Then one morning, the Taliban were gone, vanishing into thin air.
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Vanishing Princess, one which uses fairytale cutouts to make everyday life
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Vanishing Life are a supergroup, awkward though that might usually be.
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That's nearly an eighth of an international currency's value vanishing overnight.
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Eventually he felt himself disappearing from view, vanishing from the aisles.
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His chances of joining the Supreme Court seemed to be vanishing.
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Blanketing all are stagnant or declining wages and vanishing job benefits.
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His descendant Darius, a political activist, has a penchant for vanishing.
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And Joe Berlinger investigates an unsolved case of vanishing Ohio women.
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The likelihood there would ever be a "70 Up" was vanishing.
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More likely, he simply wanted to prevent his music from vanishing.
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Jobs are either vanishing or fleeing the UK. People are hoarding cash.
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Their numbers are shrinking, and their ability to forge consensus is vanishing.
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In many ways, the vanishing middle reflects the patchiness of the recovery.
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Waterfalls and debris move in slow motion, vanishing beyond the blackened cataract.
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In "Vanishing Frontiers", Mr Selee argues that the relationship will deepen further.
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Best known for The Vanishing Hedgerows (22018) and Tarka the Otter (19601).
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By "vanishing," I don't mean going away; I mean disappearing from view.
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But what does $5 billion essentially vanishing from the economy actually mean?
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"I instantly saw the rat holes just, they were vanishing," Thomas said.
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Durst denies any involvement in Berman's death or his first wife's vanishing.
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Sacred sites for birthing and initiation ceremonies are vanishing beneath the water.
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Get a history lesson on a tour of the city's vanishing diners.
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Coal's vanishing act means markedly less in tax revenues for eastern Kentucky.
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And the economic mobility that made the American dream possible is vanishing.
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And indeed they started showing up in clinics demanding these vanishing stents.
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Mr. Manchin is a member of a vanishing breed in the Senate.
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The plane kept transmitting messages for the next three minutes before vanishing.
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But ice is also vanishing a little closer to home — in lakes.
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So far, this has been a minor contributor to Louisiana's vanishing coastline.
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The strange story of the vanishing Interpol chief just got even stranger.
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But forests like that are rapidly vanishing thanks to companies like Lumber Liquidators.
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Is there a link between the vanishing Arctic sea ice and extreme weather?
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If nothing else, they can preserve the vanishing concept of having a secret.
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New York (CNN Business)Retailers like Toys "R" Us and Sears are vanishing.
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NASA's Earth Observatory has posted some staggering photos of the vanishing Aral Sea.
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He's worried the excavation area is just one bad storm away from vanishing.
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It stormed and swooped through the audience pews before vanishing beyond the walls.
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That's an incredibly high level of wealth, vanishing from the country each year.
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The cases were the subject of Investigation Discovery's docu-series, The Vanishing Women.
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They ran in perfect alloyed lines, straight and true, vanishing into the horizon.
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Do you think the American tradition of all-ages, DIY clubs is vanishing?
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Vanishing sea ice is an easy indicator that climate change is taking place.
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That the era of vanishing aeroplane legroom is finally coming to a close?
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After a series of tests, he was diagnosed with Vanishing White Matter disease.
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The older, strongest ice — which is more resilient to warming temperatures — is vanishing.
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Vanishing act Lava from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano has taken out homes and highways.
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Pleasure lifts the shiveringof ducks and drakes To vanishing abovearachnoid infrareds of light.
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Conservation biologists are doing everything they can to keep the kakapo from vanishing.
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The vanishing line: opinion vs fact Network television is another factor worth considering.
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"You learn new things here," one girl said of her teacher's vanishing menagerie.
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We're closer to vanishing off the edge of history than any living thing.
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There are reams of species that are disregarded and vanishing before our eyes.
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Vanishing Point lifted us from the tyranny of three and half minute rock'n'roll.
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His first were for a NASA news release about Saturn&aposs vanishing rings.
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Yet that is what happened in the fall of 2019: a vanishing act.
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The subjects of Ms. Stark's and Mr. Nediger's theme are vanishing on us.
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ANONYMOUS Well, you could always tell her that her vanishing act bothers you.
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What confuses matters is all this sweet talk, followed by the vanishing act.
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Surveillance video appears to show the cat vanishing when a man passes by.
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But figuring out precisely where forests are vanishing has long been a challenge.
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"Many jobs are vanishing," Silvia Venturini Fendi said before her show on Monday.
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They could see it from the ground, a tiny white moon suddenly vanishing.
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And with that, the myth of bipartisanship was given yet another vanishing boost.
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Today many discern the hand of man behind polluted seashores and vanishing species.
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The recent interest comes just as this layer of the city is vanishing.
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This book, like "The Vanishing Velázquez," is very much about class, English class.
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In the face of all that consolidation, chains like Barnes & Noble are vanishing.
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They are vanishing at a rate of a football field every 30 minutes.
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" Daniel Pauly's forthcoming "Vanishing Fish: Shifting Baselines and the Future of Global Fisheries.
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Anna Campbell's Vanishing Point comments on the history and potential of queer spaces.
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I blacked out occasionally and had dizzy spells often in those days, but this time was memorable because it appeared as though it wasn't that the world was vanishing from my consciousness but that I was vanishing from the world.
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These Vanishing Resin Chairs Are Representative of Existential Crisis The Party Chair Really Pops
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With venture investors getting more discerning, start-ups are vanishing at an accelerated pace.
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Unfortunately, Clippy disappeared a day later, vanishing once again into the deep Microsoft archives.
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I was thinking of gritty, existential 1970s car movies like Bullitt and Vanishing Point.
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At one point, a small smile began spreading across his face before quickly vanishing.
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Stores like bakeries and greengrocers and community services are vanishing as residents bail out.
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Take The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, which adapts a 2014 first-person exploration game.
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At the farthest ends of the planet, glaciers are melting and habitats are vanishing.
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As we've reported, retail options are vanishing disproportionately in poorer parts of the country.
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He did, after all, call this elegiac portrait of a vanishing gentry a comedy.
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Sea-levels are rising; species are becoming extinct; sea-ice and glaciers are vanishing.
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But I couldn't focus on the meeting because the other scientists' faces kept vanishing.
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Instead, beginning next week, Obama's entire trans legacy is now under threat of vanishing.
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Grocery stores, Laundromats, gas stations, shoe repair shops—the things locals need—are vanishing.
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Jack Chick's death is just another sign that all these things are finally vanishing.
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It's a brief taste of the stories that are vanishing in many different ways.
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"Burning Wheel," the opening track on Vanishing Point, was about self-induced drug psychosis.
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I'm referring to a quickly vanishing sense of common ground and purpose in America.
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Measuring mounts—like some Western bar's mounted elk head—our cataloged vanishing unfinished heaven.
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But another possibility is that they'll feel angry and misled if jobs keep vanishing.
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Around the world, vanishing glaciers will mean less water for people, livestock and crops.
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Most of the enemies you fight are total fodder, exploding and vanishing on defeat.
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The programs cannot keep pace with runaway rents, stagnant wages and vanishing affordable housing.
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Many of these consequences, like increased drought, wildfire, and vanishing ice, are readily apparent.
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For example, the "reliability cushion" is vanishing in the nation's largest regional power authority.
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But they are vanishing as surely as the region's forests, often pulverized for cement.
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Fidel Castro is now dead; the ossified government he nurtured is vanishing as well.
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The result is that the space between the man and the office is vanishing.
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It seems to be a human impulse to collect things just as they're vanishing.
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Environmentalists say vanishing creeks like those in Palmeirante are threatening the nation's water supply.
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"The Vanishing of Will Byers" (Season 1, Chapter 1) Not a lot of television shows nail their very first episode so it's a testament to the cast and crew of Stranger Things that "The Vanishing of Will Byers" is pretty much perfect.
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But "Vanishing Point" also primed its audience for another study in contrasts—Maeve and Clementine.
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Losing herself in her work (vanishing into them) Hesse used materials she knew would disintegrate.
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The smallest are already vanishing at a rate of five per week, mainly through mergers.
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From the series "Vanishing Spirits: The Dried Remains of Single-Malt Scotch," by Ernie Button.
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However, Tieman admitted in court that he lied about his wife vanishing at Walmart. CentralMaine.
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The series of tragedies was the subject of Investigation Discovery's docu-series, The Vanishing Women.
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Hopefully, Shuri backed up some of Vision's data somewhere before apparently vanishing with the rest.
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But that possibility may be vanishing as the incoming Trump administration looms over FCC policy.
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" Sasse was promoting his book, "The Vanishing American Adult," on "Real Time With Bill Maher.
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Kellyanne Conway is amused ... she hasn't pulled a Richard Simmons vanishing act -- not even close.
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The plane kept transmitting messages for the next three minutes before vanishing, Al-Ahram said.
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I won't get started on Apple also vanishing the SD card port from the MBA.
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A thief steals Smith's wallet on his first morning, vanishing into a maze of alleyways.
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Extinction threatens 22010 percent of amphibian species worldwide, and they are vanishing at alarming rates.
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A defender of McCurry's work might suggest that he is interested in exploring vanishing cultures.
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Weaver late Wednesday warned fans that the stickers marking the event were vanishing, Politico said.
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That format might have been clunky or hokey, but Oliver ("Vanishing Girls") makes it work.
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Andrew Innes from the band sees Vanishing Point, XTRMNTR, and Evil Heat as a trilogy.
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What does Vanishing Point do as an album for you that these other albums don't?
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Why allow it to become another thing mourned on the website Jeremiah's Vanishing New York?
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Unlike Mr. Lucas, the news about Mr. Untouchable's ultimate vanishing act landed on Page One.
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Tyler Hamilton once blamed a doping positive on a vanishing twin in his mother's womb.
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The use of coal would need to be phased out, vanishing almost entirely by midcentury.
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Nonfiction VANISHING NEW YORK How a Great City Lost Its Soul By Jeremiah Moss Illustrated.
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An ambitious project to rebuild Louisiana's vanishing coast is getting a jump-start outside Boston.
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And the disease tends to move, surging and vanishing among the many causes of diarrhea.
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Much of the sea ice most resistant to melting is vanishing, or has already disappeared.
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The Democratic advantage on survey questions about party preference for control of Congress is vanishing.
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But as superstar editors go, she is one of the last in a vanishing breed.
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Their business models are rapidly vanishing under the pressure of technology innovation and societal norms.
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The 22004s ended with a booming economy, the federal deficit literally vanishing and peace overseas.
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Consequently, the great blanket of sea ice that covers the vast Arctic Ocean is vanishing.
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Traditional pension plans that offer guaranteed retirement income are vanishing, supplanted by 401(k)s.
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Books of The Times AMERICAN FIRELove, Arson, and Life in a Vanishing LandBy Monica HesseIllustrated.
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When such relevant points are considered, the wage gap narrows to the point of vanishing.
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The documentary — titled "They Come For us at Night: China's Vanishing Muslims" — premiered Thursday night.
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Such spreads are largely vanishing as benchmark yields around the world continue to hit new lows.
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" I've been reporting on the coming extinction crisis this year for a CNN series called "Vanishing.
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With rental demand heating up as homebuying cools, rent prices are rising and freebies are vanishing.
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Justin Bieber performed a pretty impressive vanishing act in the middle of a concert Thursday night.
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But like other fixtures of an older, rapidly vanishing New York, Dr. Zizmor is disappearing, too.
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An ever-present problem is shipowners vanishing behind brass plates and leaving crews stranded and unpaid.
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Often they had some experience with past articles vanishing from the internet, moving behind paywalls etc.
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That doesn't just spell trouble for the multitude of plant and animal species that are vanishing.
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I adopted a similar vanishing act when it came to ending a relationship with my ex.
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Crowds are still getting thicker, and things are vanishing from the shelves at an alarming rate.
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Thanh took sick leave last year and went abroad, vanishing from the public eye until now.
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Recently, the same patrolman wrestled a young man to the ground to stop him vanishing inside.
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One of the planet's vanishing jobs is wrangling — herding cows and sheep while athwart a horse.
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Finally, I am deeply concerned about the vanishing trust that Americans have in our government institutions.
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Glaciers and their streams were once abundant, but are vanishing as a result of climate change.
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Vanishing New York: How a Great City Lost Its Soul is out today from Harper Collins.
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Before vanishing from the App Store at the end of last month — on "inappropriate content" grounds.
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This knowledge was enough to make me grieve for the world that is vanishing before us.
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Manny blinks at him; Normal New York abruptly resumes, Weird New York vanishing for the moment.
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Manny blinks at him; Normal New York abruptly resumes, Weird New York vanishing for the moment.
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Among other things, the movie is about the attempt to hold on to a vanishing past.
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A vanishing few of these interventions came to anything that could be considered a good end.
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The creeping paranoia sometimes seemed ridiculous to her, and sometimes it didn't — because people kept vanishing.
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The experiment is seen as a path for dormant bogs and another chance for vanishing habitat.
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Although lamenting "vanishing New York" has become a macabre pastime for some, Pietro's remains strangely uncanonized.
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But for millions of people from Japan to Wisconsin, ice is already vanishing closer to home.
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If I could just vanish without knowing I was vanishing, that would be the best. 13.
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In some works, an orb or outlined form seems to be on the verge of vanishing.
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According to police records, Revill told detectives in 2006 that Islam left him, vanishing without a trace.
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Hoagland was discovered 23 years after vanishing, living with a new wife and a dead man's name.
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Families have been struggling to keep up with higher costs, vanishing benefits, and fleeting jobs for decades.
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Argosy is a vital remnant of a rapidly vanishing New York, and the sisters' dynamic is fascinating.
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The first half of the new Netflix show suggests a few possible explanations for Sam's vanishing act.
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Now, the teen is the subject of a multi-state AMBER Alert after vanishing on March 13.
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Still, like any miscarriage, the majority of those vanishing twins are lost before they develop a heartbeat.
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But when Fallon turned around from picking up the ball, Prince pulled a vanishing act yet again.
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Elsewhere, though, customers are vanishing even though public transport is as good as it was, or better.
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The Vanishing of Sidney Hall premiered at Sundance in 2017 and is available exclusively on DIRECTV today.
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Our planet is an interconnected system, and the vanishing ice is already having ripple effects down south.
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The creation and interpretation of art remains an anchor and a refuge, a sanctuary for vanishing ideals.
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Vanishing Twins: A MarriageBy Leah DieterichOut September 4Is "magical" too big a word to describe this memoir?
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If accurate, that means wildlife across the globe is vanishing at a rate of 2% a year.
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Her vanishing act sparked wild speculation in China about her fate, including reports she had been detained.
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Mr Suasin's widow sent her children to relatives in the countryside before vanishing in search of work.
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So he refocused the lens to complete the back portion of the cloth, changing the vanishing point.
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During the Italian occupation many artefacts were taken from Ethiopian churches to museums in Rome, afterwards vanishing.
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In my book on these men's salons, "Styling Masculinity," hairstylists described the barbershop as a vanishing place.
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That was transferred to four accounts with bogus names at one RCBC branch in Manila before vanishing.
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"I wander in an endless perspective where I seem to be the vanishing point," typed the chatbot.
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Castro passed away in November 2016, after vanishing from the public eye during his last three years.
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Vanishing into thin air, as Voldemort does after being finally defeated by Harry, certainly checks that box.
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"Vanishing," the fifth track from her self-titled debut album, is a melancholy anthem about being ghosted.
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"I believe that if a tradition is vanishing something else has to take its place," he said.
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This would leave Americans like me living with a disability vulnerable to vanishing coverage and skyrocketing costs.
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But no one could trace, like a hymn, the blue-vanishing trail of an apple-throw arc.
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"That's for New York Times readers to figure out," Priebus said, before vanishing back into the delirium.
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As refugees streamed into Europe, those diffuse sentiments for a vanishing past have found easily identifiable targets.
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Mr. Karadzic was arrested on a public bus in 2008, more than 10 years after effectively vanishing.
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But in the new Amazon-led retail economy, such plans are vanishing as corporate America prioritizes shareholders.
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The Shortlist THE ART OF VANISHING A Memoir of Wanderlust By Laura Smith 261 pp. Viking. $25.
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Not long after the cookbook was published in 2009, its central ingredient began vanishing from Maine's waters.
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The two of them were talking about and around me, and I was vanishing from the conversation.
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That vanishing demand from US companies will translate to higher volatility and lower valuations, Goldman Sachs said.
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Here's a welcome reminder of the kind of high-definition performance that seems to be vanishing lately.
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He lived like a hermit in Seattle, holing up to write or vanishing for months on expeditions.
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Dedicated queer bars, especially spaces for lesbians, female-identified queers and trans and genderqueer people, are vanishing.
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As an artist, he was captivated by weathered billboards and their faded evocations of a vanishing cityscape.
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Small independents were vanishing, and even big chain bookstores were struggling to survive in the digital age.
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Radhika JonesEditorial Director, Books AMERICAN FIRE: Love, Arson, and Life in a Vanishing Land, by Monica Hesse.
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It is part of her series What Is Missing, which seeks to raise awareness of vanishing species.
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The idea is to break up the surface of the object, creating false perspectives and vanishing points.
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Researchers liken the vanishing remains to books containing priceless knowledge about past cultures, past ecosystems, and past climates.
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In his final seconds before vanishing, Fury sends a message to the galaxy's only real hope: Captain Marvel.
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I saw them As clearly as I saw her in her black swimsuit, etched against the vanishing horizon.
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And while Christians may be declining in relative influence, they aren't vanishing from public life any time soon.
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The vanishing shark "For me, losing the great white is like losing part of my soul," he says.
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The vanishing, for yet-undetermined amounts of time, of predatory men isn't going to hurt film or television.
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Haskell parlayed that fame into a leading role in a Rob Schneider movie before vanishing from public life.
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In the latest episode, "Vanishing Point," themes of free will and choice bind together four very different storylines.
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Turning out the party faithful thus seems a surer road to victory than appealing to the vanishing centre.
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In schools, Uighur-language instruction is vanishing—another of the trends which have markedly accelerated under Mr Chen.
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European Union officials worry that they are negotiating with a government that is on the verge of vanishing.
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As online options are vanishing, Rhee says she's received solicitations from services offering to help her get clients.
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The production famously filmed outdoors in arduous circumstances, with Lubezki chasing vanishing natural light through the Canadian wilderness.
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Another, British passport-holder Lee Bo, surfaced in China last month after vanishing from Hong Kong weeks earlier.
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But, unlike those other storylines, Kylie's vanishing act is so interesting precisely because of what we don't see.
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Frustratingly, scientists would observe superconductivity vanishing in the presence of strong enough magnetic fields or at higher temperatures.
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That money was transferred to four accounts with false names at one RCBC branch in Manila before vanishing.
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Worse still, they were the one I kept complaining to about how money kept vanishing from my account.
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The biggest publicity hit The Vanishing American Adult has received reduced the book and the author to afterthoughts.
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Indeed, by 1996, with undesignated space vanishing, the Senate scrambled to find something for the retiring majority leader.
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This way we could envelope the audience and create many different point of views with many vanishing points.
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With its dark-spot-destroying, wrinkle-eradicating, pimple-vanishing powers, it's the gold standard of a gorgeous complexion.
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" In that vanishing point lies a place, he tells Bernard, "where maybe you and I will meet again.
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That poignant anecdote opens Earl Swift's book Chesapeake Requiem: A Year with the Watermen of Vanishing Tangier Island.
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A short stay in a hospital psychiatric ward had not kept him from grasping at a vanishing marriage.
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An untimely end would make a far superior story for the bill collectors than simply vanishing one day.
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Innes and me, working on Vanishing Point, we had to start making music that had no structural constraints.
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"Vanishing is no big problem when you're a costumed hero — you just take your costume off," Mason writes.
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It's a beautiful system, but it's quickly vanishing from the city's food landscape right from under our noses.
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Like many other magazines, Time, Sports Illustrated, Fortune and Money have battled vanishing advertising revenue and declining circulation.
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His account of H.I.V., for instance, feels like a look in the rearview mirror at a vanishing threat.
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It was a story that — over 216 years — changed from solid to liquid to gas, all but vanishing.
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But with the rise of the mobile phone, the iconic boxes began vanishing, consigned to the scrap heap.
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By then, men had been vanishing from the Gay Village for years, spurring rumors of a serial killer.
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Since I started the assignment, I've noticed a tremendous change and already see my extreme perfectionist tendencies vanishing.
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"Turns out it's not very secure after all," he said with a grin, before vanishing around a corner.
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But just as the jobs making automobile springs and rail anchors disappeared, local retail jobs are now vanishing.
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Hundreds of thousands of jobs were vanishing, housing prices were plunging, paychecks were shrinking and credit was tight.
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She seems entirely capable of standing in front of a room full of people and vanishing from sight.
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Bumblebees are vanishing at a rate consistent with widespread extinction, and climate change is playing a big role.
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"It was vanishing as it went away, like a bar of soap in the shower," Dr. Laughlin said.
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Meanwhile, backers face the very real risk of founders stalling indefinitely and one day vanishing into thin air.
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The nurse tells me it's called a vanishing twin and this happens early on in many twin pregnancies.
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Naturally aspirated motors are vanishing, as manufacturers look to combine performance and fuel economy with punchy turbo fours.
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As in Feldman's vanishing instrumental works, the materials become isolated amid space or silence, depending on your medium.
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The resurgence of anti-Semitism could be a result, in part, of the vanishing legacy of the Holocaust.
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The drug cartels aren't vanishing because marijuana is legalized, and they will probably look to other forms of profit.
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Don't they realize that any minute now, we will start to feel the painful effects of the vanishing Sun?
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The angled lines in both versions of the forest landscape image highlight its two-point perspective and vanishing points.
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This week, Chrissy Teigen tweeted about her daughter's hamster vanishing and trying to lure him out with peanut butter.
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In the private sector or other parts of government, such a vanishing lack of diversity might prompt discrimination allegations.
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My feet were bound tighter and tighter by the dual diseases of vanishing civil rights and threatened public lands.
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The OA is about a woman named Prairie Johnson who returns to her family after vanishing for seven years.
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The removal of both his Instagram and Twitter accounts suggests the vanishing act is, at the very least, intentional.
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But, if you visited a few times, over a few years, you might notice that the ice is vanishing.
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Things are looking very bad for Hillary Clinton, with her path to victory vanishing as more states are called.
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Your Snaps are saved to your photo library, and it's almost as if the vanishing photo fad never happened.
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Deadly wildfires, historic droughts, and vanishing ice caps are well-predicted consequences of amassing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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Premiums are skyrocketing; choices are narrowing or vanishing; and patients do not have access to the care they need.
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The two takes on "Vanishing Grace," though, are achingly beautiful, with the second, bracketed "Childhood," accompanying that giraffes scene.
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World Premiere Chasing Coral / U.S.A. (Director: Jeff Orlowski) — Coral reefs around the world are vanishing at an unprecedented rate.
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Pearls used to make up 75% of the Persian Gulf's exports — but now the centuries-old industry is vanishing
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For about a decade, conservatism seemed to be vanishing from a German society intent on becoming ever more progressive.
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Morda claims he and Beaulieu were let go because they started questioning the club's vanishing revenues and financial statements.
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The vanishing depths of her backgrounds hold them suspended in a nearly supernatural relationship to the spaces they anchor.
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Except this town is hiding a nasty secret: Lately, the kids in it have been vanishing one by one.
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One of his go-to moves is rising smoke from a deck of cards and then vanishing it all.
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The floppy, SCSI, optical drives, VGA — all killed by Apple years before vanishing from the rest of the industry.
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"The security premium built into prices from the (Iraqi-Kurdish) situation is in the process of vanishing," he said.
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But the poachers saw the law enforcement boats and sped off, eventually abandoning their vessel and vanishing on shore.
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And Nicole Kidman pointed out that last year women directed a vanishing few of the year's top-grossing films.
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Earhart and Noonan were declared dead in absentia in 1939, sparking a host of theories about their eerie vanishing.
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Years of experience have taught me that autumn walks along the Atlantic shore, even in vanishing daylight, are energizing.
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I was the person who was vanishing and the disembodied person watching her from a distance, both and neither.
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One of our deepest problems right now is that the middle ground is vanishing and the extremes are rising.
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Jeremiah's Vanishing New York talk to him: Q: Can you give a definition of what you call "zombie urbanism"?
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The battle began with life vanishing into the pitiless dark; it ended with life desperately leaping out of it.
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Vanishing sea ice is the issue for people in Kivalina, a finger-thin barrier island in the Chukchi Sea.
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BEN SASSE's new book "The Vanishing American Adult," landed at No. 3 on the New York Times bestseller list.
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But the general tenor of his work idealized Native Americans in the name of preserving vanishing ways of life.
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"Running to Stand Still" is a portrait of an addict, while "Red Hill Mining Town" contemplates vanishing mining jobs.
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CNN anchors are completely out of touch with everyday people worried about rising crime, failing schools and vanishing jobs.
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Mundane acts have a way of becoming extraordinarily beautiful when we are faced with the prospect of their vanishing.
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At a time when wigs are increasingly popular, the artisans who make them by hand are a vanishing breed.
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Farmland is also rapidly vanishing into housing tracts and shopping centers to serve Africa's growing and more affluent population.
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Within a few months, the time in my hand would finish changing states, conclude its vanishing act and disappear.
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The juvenile point of view adds poignancy to the depiction of messy adult lives and New York's vanishing bohemia.
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Even documentary images of Australia ablaze or Venice vanishing beneath the sea seem impossible for the eye to comprehend.
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As people see a prized way of life vanishing, they become newly receptive to the National Front's protectionist promises.
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The return of pubes to porn is as mysterious and likely multifaceted as their vanishing a quarter century ago.
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But another possibility is that these voters will feel angry and misled if jobs keep vanishing in the years ahead.
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Meanwhile, there are some projects to try to save the deeper western basin of the Aral Sea from vanishing entirely.
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On photos with one point perspective, all the lines converge at a single point – a vanishing point – on the horizon.
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A light projection creates a vanishing-point that radiates white light, capturing fragmented glimpses of five dancers' movements in space.
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Its geometric designs creating a variety of vanishing points and perspectives that will shift as visitors move around the space.
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Lorusso's packaging plant, Distribuidora Marina, had already struggled through years of hyperinflation, vanishing client orders, and a flight of employees.
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" Keith said he was certain Sherri's vanishing was not voluntary: "She is my wife, and I know everything about her.
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The Ghost Nation briefly resurfaces — without Akecheta — in Episode 9, "Vanishing Point," as they stand guard outside the Valley Beyond.
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If you were to see this pattern of behavior to its end, to its vanishing point, you would, yourself, vanish.
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"Did parents just keep vanishing their children's shit until they were old enough to practice magic?" one concerned tweeter added.
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Clunky buttons are vanishing, replaced by smartphone apps to guide riders through buildings or bar them from off-limits areas.
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And in "Vanishing Point," one character in particular is scanned and shown to be bomb-free: the Man in Black.
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Lorusso's packaging plant, Distribuidora Marina, had already struggled through years of hyperinflation, vanishing client orders and an exodus of employees.
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Why do some people enter by vanishing (Will) and others through slimy portals that definitely don't invoke any other imagery?
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Reed Havlik has Vanishing White Matter disease, a condition that has only been diagnosed in 200 people around the world.
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The plane kept transmitting messages for the next three minutes before vanishing off radar screens, the Al-Ahram report said.
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Earn balks, and the man replies, "Bite this sandwich," all before vanishing from the bus and walking into the bushes.
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Compared to accounting fraud at other companies in the past, "this incident diminished vastly to a vanishing point," Sabino said.
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It's the stage in the middle of the journey when people feel youth vanishing, their prospects narrowing and death approaching.
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The time spent between making Vanishing Point in 1997 and then making XTRMNTR was a very, very powerfully creative time.
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But as climate change pushes the tides ever higher, these islands, and their ancient culture, are at risk of vanishing.
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Russia Dispatch Shoyna, a fishing village in the frigid far north, is slowly vanishing under dunes that engulf entire houses.
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Perhaps because we live in a world of vanishing headphone jacks, the TPS-L2's dual output was frequently highlighted.
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An especially vulnerable group in the best of times, the homeless face vanishing resources during a global public health crisis.
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With this image, I would like to suggest that the values represented by Ellis Island are vanishing before our eyes.
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The passing on of knowledge is at the heart of Larissa FastHorse's "Vanishing Point," a one-act set in Louisiana.
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That includes extreme weather, vanishing ice sheets pushing sea levels up, and greenhouse gases from melting permafrost amplifying global warming.
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Those vanishing areas of dark blue are what Obamacare's effect on the number of Americans without health insurance looks like.
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Of course, these vanishing animal and plant species — including those lost to the climate crisis — portend our future as well.
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Congressional Republicans, fearful that their hopes of passing tax overhaul and health care bills are vanishing, are no less alarmed.
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Bony and pale, vanishing beneath a winter coat, he spoke mostly in grunts and screams, the language of his malady.
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Unclaimed bodies are marked only with chips of stone, and small mounds extend in all directions, to the vanishing point.
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Charles Finch is a literary critic and novelist whose next book, "The Vanishing Man," will be published on Feb. 19.
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What emerges in "Revolution Sunday" is primarily a novel of the self, of an artist contending with her own vanishing.
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Professional athletes have attributed doping violations to contaminated beef, spiked energy drinks and vanishing look-alikes seeking to sabotage them.
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The care is just vanishing, and it's likely more than 20,000 extra people will die each year as a result.
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A 10-year-old girl will be reunited with her father after she was spotted more than 8 months after vanishing.
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The Trump name is vanishing from store shelves and shopping sites as retailers distance themselves from the first family's business empire.
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The spokesperson also confirms Mittendorff downloaded unspecified documentation onto her cell phone shortly before vanishing, but refused to discuss their contents.
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Hemlock Hospice is an interpretive trail of sculptures in the Harvard Forest which draws attention to the vanishing eastern hemlock tree.
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The latter choice can be interpreted, literally, as one's voice (psyche and language), one's body, and finally one's work disintegrating, vanishing.
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Insects are also superlative for another, disturbing reason: They're vanishing at a very fast rate in some parts of the world.
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WHEN Snapchat first became popular in 22016, many thought the messaging app would disappear almost as quickly as its vanishing messages.
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She's like the Horde from Split with previous Witherspoon roles, flashes of each popping in throughout and then vanishing within seconds.
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A master is a vanishing mediator who gives you back to yourself, who delivers you to the abyss of your freedom.
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The trailer shows off a grim premise: children are vanishing, seemingly being swallowed by the earth near the down of Winden.
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"People will insist that the grieving parent of a vanishing twin 'happy up' and focus on the remaining baby," she says.
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Another DARPA program, Vanishing Programmable Resources (VAPR), could help develop biodegradable hardware — so even the glider's electronic insides would disappear, too.
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But some experts consider Trump's notoriously freewheeling remarks and looseness with facts to be no substitute for the vanishing press briefings.
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The tale of the vanishing men begins in the Outer Hebrides, a collection of islands off the west coast of Scotland.
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In the 1991 comic "The Infinity Gauntlet," Adam Warlock leads a team against Thanos after half the world's population starts vanishing.
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For nearly all ticket buyers, dreams of vanishing debts, a mansion or a yacht will dissolve with the 10:59 p.m.
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A wet spot had condensed around her feet, and the tracks she'd made on the platform's dirty concrete were already vanishing.
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A vanishing world To unravel the mysteries of our closest living relatives, we must make space for them in the wild.
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Not because of their policy failures or vanishing credibility, but because they are still foolish enough to believe their own product.
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Documenting vanishing wetlands: On a Wing and a Prayer On a Wing and a Prayer captures how Louisiana's wetlands are disappearing.
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Ellis addresses everything from vanishing Disney villains to nostalgia, without ever sounding like your "Intro to Film Theory" TA/wannabe professor.
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A writer who uses the pseudonym Jeremiah Moss has been bemoaning the problem on his blog Vanishing New York since 2007.
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When people feel their world is vanishing, they are easy prey for fact-free magical thinking and demagogues who blame immigrants.
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Foreign Policy published Thursday an explosive story, "The Disappeared," examining the mysterious vanishing of Chinese citizens over the last several years.
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For more than 20 years, small bookstores have been vanishing, their business models under pressure from large competitors and internet retailers.
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The vanishing of an 1866 Croton Aqueduct manhole cover recalls the fleetingness of historic infrastructure heritage on New York City's streets.
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We're covering vanishing ships in the Persian Gulf, China's new surveillance tools and the great journey of a speedy arctic fox.
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Following two triumphant sets at the summer's-end bash, English south coast punks Creeper went missing, vanishing somewhere along the M1.
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And unlike the transcendent nothingness I entered when I disappeared into the sandwich, this form of vanishing was full of shame.
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But he fears that his party is abandoning its working-class roots, and that blue-collar Democrats are a vanishing breed.
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But he fears that his party is abandoning its working-class roots, and that blue-collar Democrats are a vanishing breed.
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They are often infused with longing for an aesthetic and philosophical ideal that seems always to be vanishing, like fragrant smoke.
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These polarized times still have me in worry, fear and trepidation regarding the America I knew that is so rapidly vanishing.
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This is what she saw: Five telescopes, it turned out, had detected the star's vanishing for up to about a second.
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American Airlines would later acquire the airline, with its name vanishing from the skies shortly following the turn of the century.
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Ragged ribbons of fatty beef, lush and vanishing on the tongue, run through suan tang fei niu, a profoundly sour soup.
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Sarkohi's disappearance gave a new meaning to the expression "vanishing into the thin air," as Tehran emphatically denied any foul play.
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They also intend to open the project up to citizen scientists and use artificial intelligence to identify more mysterious vanishing objects.
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She has been picking cans since the factory where she worked in Manhattan's vanishing garment district closed a dozen years ago.
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Airbnb has made the problem worse: Since even a couch has a cash value, an affordable room is a vanishing rarity.
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Vanishing ice reveals artifacts The melting ice has also revealed artifacts that show the history of reindeer herding in the region.
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Like many of the recent recruits, Thompson is propelled by the knowledge that the focus of his career is rapidly vanishing.
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As ideological divides seem more and more insurmountable, the line between the personal and the political is vanishing for many people.
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The turret became transparent—he could see the supporting beams—and the crow took off in horror from the vanishing roof.
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But their fields are drying up and their pastureland is vanishing, scientists say, partly because of the global effects of pollution.
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Mr. Stone's tactics of claiming credit for scandal-mongering and then vanishing from the scene of the crime go back decades.
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But it is clear to him, he said, that the urban advantage that once existed for low-skilled workers is vanishing.
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But they also found a vanishing of the chilling effect in sanctuary cities, or places that don't always enforce those detainers.
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The status of the couple's relationship remains something of a mystery, with relatives saying Berreth had ended the engagement weeks before vanishing.
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In the movie, Mary Poppins is giving the Banks kids a bath when they slowly start vanishing under the mountain of bubbles.
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"The face mask I ordered is delayed because of slow deliveries, and now the haze is vanishing," said one user on Weibo.
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The Investigation Discovery channel hopes to answer some of those questions in its first serialized docuseries, The Vanishing Women, which premieres Monday.
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Their new findings show that this shift in response to vanishing ice can take place much more rapidly, over centuries or decades.
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They prayed the doctors would figure out why their son was vanishing before their eyes, with his protruding bones and worsening spasms.
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This image shows Kobe Bryant's helicopter vanishing into heavy fog over Los Angeles, moments before it crashed and killed everyone on board.
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The real economic opportunity is that vanishing glaciers are opening up its mineral resources, including rare earths and possibly oil and gas.
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On Sunday, the world reacted to last week's vanishing of Jamal Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and critic of the Saudi Government.
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At first, I thought that using these disposable materials that often become trash was about the vanishing of nature in my lifetime.
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A woman who had apparently been accompanying the man when he was detained was arrested at her home overnight after initially vanishing.
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You Pisces people are famous for your disappearing acts, and this is so not the right time to pull any vanishing stunts!
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For decades, researchers and conservative Japanese politicians described the Ainu as "vanishing," says Jeffry Gayman, an Ainu peoples researcher at Hokkaido University.
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The Seattle Mariners' wild-card chances were on the verge of vanishing before the team received a visit from the Oakland Athletics.
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Anna von Hausswolff "The Mysterious Vanishing of Electra" We've all been hearing the term "witch hunt" get thrown around by morons lately.
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Some other trailers of note: The developers of The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, a creepy mystery, show off their latest project, Witchfire.
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For several years, Ben Katchor explored in comics the vanishing (or long gone) rituals we associate with life in America's metropolitan centers.
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A vanishing heritage Lumpik House, which is now a bank, and Doherty House are both prime examples of the Afro-Brazilian vernacular.
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The sound was rich and luxurious, comfortably bearing the full weight of fortissimos and detailing pianissimos right down to the vanishing point.
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The country's last supplies of antipsychotic medication were vanishing, and Mr. Simeone had gone weeks without the drug that controls his schizophrenia.
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The Russian accused Manafort and Gates in a lawsuit earlier this year of "vanishing" $26 million he gave them a decade ago.
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The charge could be imposed on a sliding scale; increasing when the trade deficit is high, vanishing in periods without a deficit.
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In a lawsuit earlier this year, Deripaska also accused Manafort and others of "vanishing" $26 million he gave them a decade ago.
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The most obvious downside, according to orderism, is that open borders and global trade have led to vanishing jobs and mass migration.
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I peer beyond our boulevardto a vanishing point —a distant land beckoningthis Whitestone girl asthe cream and green Q16lurches along the roadway.
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Renton, alert to the Wyndhams' often blinkered outlook, also captures what drove them: the desire to preserve a vanishing way of life.
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With all of these factors at play, the magic trick known as the "vanishing paycheck" isn't so mysterious or magical after all.
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The nuns make a cough syrup, in the bottle at right, from achoques, a type of salamander vanishing from nearby Lake Patzcuaro.
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There he spent hours transfixed by Hall's stories of life on the road, and the photographs and ephemera of the vanishing sideshow.
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From dire climate reports to ravenous urchins and vanishing heritage sites, here are the climate stories you shouldn't miss from this year.
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The most crucial protection of the vanishing stock of affordable housing could come in January, when Democrats take over the State Senate.
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Most of the dangers our children face — a changing climate, a vanishing middle class, spiraling health care costs — are beyond our control.
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They tended to see themselves as transient tenants of a rapidly vanishing world, refugees passing lightly through a history not their own.
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The guidance comes as hospitals and medical care workers have begun to sound the alarm on a rapidly vanishing inventory of supplies.
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Volcano Island's vanishing lake was confirmed through the use of space-based synthetic-aperture radar imagery, provided by the Finnish company ICEYE.
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Why it matters: Democratic institutions have long functioned on trust that is vanishing before our eyes, with the institutions looking similarly vulnerable.
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I start to imagine it as a ruin — moss taking over, boats vanishing from the horizon, the glass of the gallery shattered.
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Choosing writing over marriage, she fought her way into a hostile field with stark stories of life on a vanishing Midwestern frontier.
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"The coffee shop orients us here, in this city and not another," Jeremiah Moss, of the blog Jeremiah's Vanishing New York, said.
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Weather: Coldest day in about a month — wind chills in the teens and 21988s, a high of 245 and a vanishing sun.
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The only reason we're OK with Doctor Strange disappearing is because he looked surprisingly at peace with the fact he was vanishing.
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Instead, the enterprise ends up being a safe space for the passions of the few: a vanishing subculture acting out in plain sight.
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Why were sitcoms at this time so obsessed with a form of birth control that had been vanishing from use since the 1960s?
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In a city with a Murakami-esque, raining-fish-and-vanishing-cats countenance, you become used to its random acts of magical realism.
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The New York Botanical Garden is home to the world's second-largest herbarium, a vital archive in an era of vanishing botanical collections.
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Greek Defence Minister Panos Kammenos said it had swerved radically and plunged from 37,000 feet to 15,000 before vanishing from Greek radar screens.
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But the city lost half its population when the anthracite coal mines died in the 1950s and the good manufacturing jobs began vanishing.
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Now 33-4 overall, the absurd 83-fight streak with which he began his career is quickly vanishing in the rear-view mirror.
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So Emily, doesn&apost the President have a point here, a political headline about conspiracy theories, NBC, why Melania&aposs vanishing act matters.
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While his company was being squeezed dry, founder Doug Evans reportedly posted a video of himself vanishing into a sandstorm at Burning Man.
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Donald Trump is at heart a nostalgia president, promising Americans the rebirth of a particularly iconic class of vanishing coal and factory jobs.
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The moment of their vanishing is elided; as the hour draws near for the group's return no trace of them can be found.
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An image captured on security footage show Kobe Bryant's helicopter vanishing into heavy fog moments before it crashed and killed everyone on board.
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First, the Imperial Irrigation District wants $200 million in taxpayer dollars to fix the nearby environmental catastrophe that is the vanishing Salton Sea.
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The Arctic is the fastest-warming place on earth, and ice that used to form on the surface of the ocean is vanishing.
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In our current moment of intractable politics, that's a quality that is vanishing as quickly as the wide-open spaces we're fighting over.
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Vanishing massed ranks Your special report on the future of war (January 27th) noted the prevalence of urban warfare in the 21st century.
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People are living longer, and traditional pension plans are vanishing, hurting the chances for people to save enough to live comfortably in retirement.
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Plants and animals are vanishing tens to hundreds of times faster than during the past 10 million years, the 145 expert authors found.
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The status of Berreth and Frazee's relationship remains something of a mystery, with relatives saying she had ended the engagement weeks before vanishing.
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They're the same ones that were wheeled out when DVD drives started vanishing from laptops, or parallel ports off PCs for that matter.
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"Jane Jacobs is rolling in her grave today," Jeremiah Moss, author of Vanishing New York, wrote in one of the more succinct eviscerations.
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If he wasn't praying, he was working, always under "adequate supervision" to pre‑vent his vanishing like a wild creature into the trees.
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With banks caving in and jobs vanishing, FDR set to work passing laws and establishing new government bureaus to curb the economic suffering.
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Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos said the Airbus swerved radically and plunged from 37,000 feet to 15,000 before vanishing from Greek radar screens.
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Williams also tried acting, performing in a 1996 episode of the Showtime erotic drama The Red Shoe Diaries before eventually vanishing into obscurity.
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Contrary to popular belief — and the growing popularity of e-cards, Roy told CNBC the perception that paper cards are vanishing is incorrect.
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But even then it was apparent that to keep Net Art from vanishing into the ether, something drastic would have to be done.
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Shortly after Meng's arrest, two Canadians were placed in Chinese detention, vanishing into the system without explanation, before later being given consular assistance.
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If the mystery of the vanishing box is not resolved with a phone call, then you need to secure the property — and fast.
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You can act silly one moment and have it disappear, then talk logistics of hanging out the next moment without it all vanishing.
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And that means time to find an alternative is vanishing, leaving a no deal -- aka "hard Brexit" as the only game in play.
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But Sanford quickly learned that the Party establishment whose long-held views he was voicing had done a vanishing act of its own.
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The Labor Department's jobs report on April 3 is expected to cast further gloom, with rising unemployment and job growth possibly vanishing altogether.
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She began with the litany of local decline: the vanishing jobs in the coal mines, the shuttering stores, the school that closed down.
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On the Hammer's terrace, Lauren Halsey, another young Angeleno, has built a monument to the vanishing African-American neighborhood she grew up in.
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New York's most storied recording studios have been vanishing, victims of more accessible digital recording techniques and escalating real estate prices in Manhattan.
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It was unclear what would happen to Mr. Wu. Some executives caught up in China's crackdown on corruption have reappeared days after vanishing.
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As we shot this film over two weeks in early 2017, the neighborhood seemed to be vanishing as quickly as we filmed it.
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The heavily carved wooden ceiling seems to flatten and deepen the space to infinity, like the vanishing point in a Renaissance landscape painting.
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Engineers are using the model in a project to rebuild Louisiana's vanishing coast, which is being lost to rising seas and sinking land.
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That's the upside of this change, though many people can also expect to see their number of followers drop as accounts start vanishing.
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But the vanishing fish have become a powerful story, and a morality tale of the enforced ignorance and uncertainty that frustrates Chinese citizens.
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And the lake, once so central to the town's identity, is slowly vanishing from the everyday lives of the people who surround it.
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Business ____ Affordable housing is vanishing as landlords exploit a broken system, pushing out rent-regulated tenants and catapulting apartments into the free market.
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" Mr. Bankoff, whose organization gave the "Vanishing New York" blog an award in 2016, thinks of #SaveNYC as "a bunch of decentralized volunteers.
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In Beniamino Barrese's debut documentary, The Disappearance of My Mother, vanishing becomes an act of brazen volition, lyrically rendered from scene to scene.
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Cities, yes, gone; ice caps, gone; but the beauty of the planet routed through a human consciousness, that's what I couldn't comprehend vanishing.
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THE VANISHING AMERICAN ADULT Our Coming-of-Age Crisis — and How to Rebuild a Culture of Self-Reliance By Ben Sasse 306 pp.
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Walkman music players, Fitbit fitness trackers, GoPro cameras and many more such modern wonders are all vanishing or seemingly on their way out.
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For the photographer David Vades Joseph, who grew up in the neighborhood's Hamilton Heights section, Harlem is an idea that is vanishing daily.
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For the Democrats, a vanishing Clinton allows them to break with the turbulence that marked the Clinton years, their aftermath, and Trump's win.
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That is, an essential food source for the city is already rapidly vanishing because of the relentless emptying of forests and water bodies.
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Still, with no consensus behind any one path, and a vanishing window for further negotiation, more radical solutions are rising to the fore.
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ICARUS is part of DARPA's larger Vanishing Programmable Resources initiative, which funds research into hardware that can dissolve and become unusable when triggered.
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Even when a year had passed and people started vanishing from our floating villages, I don't think anyone, anywhere, suspected what was happening.
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Unfortunately, these country pubs are slowly vanishing, closing in the midst of a declining rural economy, or left behind to rot after disaster strikes.
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The couple later won a libel suit against a Portuguese detective who wrote a book claiming the McCanns were involved in her vanishing act.
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You can see a more detailed progression in these images: New roads protrude into the forests like fishbones, with nearby trees vanishing soon after.
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For seven years, Gregory Buchakjian has surveyed and photographed Beirut's deserted buildings, memorializing a vanishing urban landscape and the lives that intersected with it.
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They're also believed to employ magic and technology—chemical mists or electrical charges—to incapacitate victims before vanishing, possibly in a new animal form.
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Watch our half-hour special episode of VICE News Tonight, "They Come for Us at Night: China's Vanishing Muslims," Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Kalimantan's lowland forests are almost entirely gone, and as better roads make the highlands of the interior more accessible, forests there are vanishing too.
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A foot-long alligator lizard skittered in front of me, pausing to pump out a couple of quick pushups before vanishing into the brush.
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The small businesses, community-based services, apartments that Chinese folks have created and called home for so many decades are vanishing and under attack.
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But given that next week is the season finale, there are a number of tea leaves in "Vanishing Point" that demand to be read.
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Though close by, the world's highest mountains make only a brief appearance as tantalising wisps in the early morning before vanishing into the murk.
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Inside these houses, painted backgrounds portray depth through vanishing points and offer a distorted backdrop that calls to mind the previous decade's German Expressionism.
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In this week's cover story, PEOPLE digs into DeOrr's last moments before vanishing without a trace, and what is being done to find him.
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Earlier Thursday police told PEOPLE that foul play was not expected and that Mittendorff had downloaded unspecified documents onto her cellphone shortly before vanishing.
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Like other big banks, Bank of America's markets business stumbled as vanishing volatility caused by the Fed's pivot led trading volumes to dry up.
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Which means that vanishing from Google search results in Europe puts an especially large handicap on any business' ability to compete in the region.
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Trump and his top advisers have ratcheted up their pronouncements on the issue, warning that the window to stop North Korea is quickly vanishing.
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In real time, scientists are seeing unprecedented disappearances of Arctic ice, vanishing mountain glaciers, a surge of large, destructive wildfires, and continually warming seas.
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The status of the Berreth and Frazee's relationship remains something of a mystery, with relatives saying she had ended the engagement weeks before vanishing.
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While the demo discs are currently easy enough to find on eBay and similar sites, they are, inevitably, slowly vanishing into retro-gaming collections.
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Within hours of the three men vanishing, the American Embassy in Nairobi received several messages from Washington asking diplomats to look into the case.
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That highlights a broader point about the role of faith in Western societies, where it is often said that basic religious literacy is vanishing.
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A seven-story condo building reportedly will rise on its former site, leaving Mr. Levine's film as another gravestone for a vanishing New York.
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The first entry of Jeremiah's Vanishing New York, in July, 2007, mourned the Greenwich Village speakeasy Chumley's, which had closed after a chimney collapsed.
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Michael Byers of the University of British Columbia calls cruises like the Crystal Serenity's "extinction tourism," as wealthy people check out a vanishing environment.
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The vanishing of Giacomo Meyerbeer's once inescapable grand opera "Les Huguenots" is a mystery of musical history—almost a crime in need of solving.
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Jeremiah Moss has been chronicling the ever-changing face of New York City for the past ten years on his blog, Vanishing New York.
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Benway ("Emmy & Oliver") writes with remarkable control and has the rare talent of almost vanishing as an author as she inhabits each character's perspective.
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Of course, good restaurants fail everywhere, but it's hard to imagine Mr. Seeger vanishing into the crowd in San Francisco, Chicago or Los Angeles.
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"But in terms of Hillary's perspective and career it's sad that it comes as she's diminishing, some would say vanishing, from the political stage."
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Now 52, Rivera still toils at his craft in a small workshop in the eastern outskirts of Mexico City, proudly preserving a vanishing skill.
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If fiscal hawks cannot even defeat wasteful boondoggles under these conditions, the idea of accomplishing desperately needed spending reform is a vanishing hope indeed.
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The region's success distinguishes it from onetime industrial dynamos in the Northeast and Midwest that have struggled to replace shuttered plants and vanishing jobs.
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For Mr. Gao, the vanishing dialect of his youth is nothing to be mourned, though he is happy that more people are paying attention.
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But in recent years it has become something much more powerful: a pilgrimage site for Singaporeans trying to reconnect with their country's vanishing past.
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His book, Vanishing New York: How A Great City Lost Its Soul (HarperCollins, 240), is loosely arranged by neighborhood, with Jeremiah Moss as a guide.
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My studio is on West 29th Street in Manhattan, in the rapidly vanishing fur district and around the corner from the Fashion Institute of Technology.
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This vanishing act, the authors allege, would allow tobacco companies to claim the use of Codentify by governments is perfectly acceptable under the ITP's restrictions.
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And that crowd sloshing in the snow of ridiculously expensive Alpine resorts will have to eat its weeks-old bubbling about America's vanishing global leadership.
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Richard Quest is CNN's aviation correspondent and author of "The Vanishing of Flight MH3703," a new book that examines the flight's disappearance, two years on.
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But the reporters also discovered that immigration and trade actually had nothing to do with the vanishing jobs that were the source of their concern.
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But as the vanishing ice is causing the Arctic to warm twice as fast as the rest of the world, that temperature difference is diminishing.
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They think it's a line, spinning out from three seconds behind them, then vanishing just as fast into the three seconds of fog just ahead.
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Rose gold was first brought to life with Cartier's Trinity Ring in the 1920s; it saw nearly a decade of popularity before vanishing into oblivion.
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Richard Quest is CNN's Aviation Correspondent and author of "The Vanishing of Flight MH370," a new book that examines the flight's disappearance, two years on.
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And they achieve that, for example, in "The Spell of Vanishing Loneliness," the collaboration with Miki Berenyi, vocalist of the recently reunited shoegaze group Lush.
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The Last Stop: Vanishing Rest Stops of the American Roadside will be published on May 10 and is available for pre-order from PowerHouse Books.
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Recent stock market gains could be on the verge of vanishing, in part because "June is a very funny month," according to UBS' Art Cashin.
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EIA's latest outlook shows surviving coal plants ramping up their output, the wind industry virtually vanishing and electric cars remaining a sliver of the market.
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The status of the Frazee and the woman's relationship remains something of a mystery, with relatives saying Berreth had ended the engagement weeks before vanishing.
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As Marc J. Dunkelman writes in his compelling book "The Vanishing Neighbor," people are good at tending their inner-ring relationships — their family and friends.
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With less than 65,000 acres of tallgrass prairie remaining in the United States, Prairie State Park in Missouri offers a glimpse of this vanishing ecosystem.
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And the people whom Clavarino used to see every year—whether they were tourists, or locals operating small businesses in the area—were slowly vanishing.
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The song ends with Ms. Deradoorian's making a noncommittal pledge — "One day I'll stop to listen" — as her voice recedes into the distance, slowly vanishing.
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But she's more intent on tracking down Ben (Peter Krause), the vanishing fiancé who conned her out of her savings, her clients — and her heart.
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And Little Annie Reilly, a house servant adept at flattering the lady of the house, fussing over the children and vanishing with all the jewelry.
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This is an exhibition against erasure, against idealization; it is for the people who have been disappeared and against the angel that heralds their vanishing.
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The vanishing we face would apply not just to the billions breathing at this moment, but to those we remember and those yet to come.
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The game used this tech on roads, surrounding environment such as buildings, and AI cars to replicate a sensation of driving towards a vanishing point.
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I left Gombe, my chimpanzee study, in 1986, having realized that chimpanzees and forests were vanishing across Africa, and realizing I needed to do something.
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But mangrove forests and marshes around the world are increasingly vanishing to make way for cash crops like palm oil, according to the new study.
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Xi's vanishing act has not gone unnoticed in China, where many are asking questions on social media -- most of which are swiftly deleted by censors.
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The vanishing sea ice has well-documented impacts on animals like polar bears that use it as a platform from which to hunt their prey.
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This hidden threat can devour more than $100,000 of your wealth This wedding savings strategy is easier said than done These tax breaks are vanishing.
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Nearly 45 years after his vanishing act, Hoffa's infamous fade to black still enthralls, digging its meat hooks into our collective, true-crime-loving psyche.
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The vaquita has been vanishing in plain sight, to the despair of conservationists who have been advising the Mexican government on how to save it.
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In his photos, the children already seem to be vanishing, dwarfed by diapers three times their girth and the thick gloved hands of medical staff.
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As for the vanishing public transport, Yasir Alkordi, a journalist, reported in September that bus drivers had been paid by NCP members to shirk work.
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Former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn enraged Japan this week by vanishing from house arrest there and reappearing in Lebanon, beyond the reach of Japanese officials.
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This work, commissioned for the biennial, depicts the vanishing livelihoods of Chennai's fishing community, while, ironically, visitors can glimpse Marina beach from the building itself.
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There are vanishing acts throughout the novel, like when the wife and child of a man inexplicably disappear while on vacation on a tiny Croatian island.
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"I love you all, I love you all," said the man who could say anything, before stepping off the stage and vanishing into the white night.
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A supersonic UFO shaped like a Tic Tac stalked a U.S. aircraft carrier for days before vanishing into thin air, according to a bombshell Pentagon report.
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But the rest of the searches vary widely from year to year, with most diets only cracking to top ten once and then vanishing into obscurity.
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"Vanishing Point," the penultimate episode of Westworld's second season, set the stage for the finale showdown at the Valley Beyond, whatever that turns out to be.
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Fan dropped off the radar that month, amid reports that she was involved in the investigation, a vanishing act that prompted reports she had been detained.
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Now 10-3 overall and 2-3 in the UFC, the blistering, flying-knee KO with which he debuted is quickly vanishing in the rear-view.
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He reiterated that Greek radars picked up sharp swings in its trajectory as it plunged from a cruising altitude to 15,000 feet, then vanishing from radars.
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But the same systems that let it safely navigate and monitor corals for invasive fauna also make it capable of helping these vanishing ecosystems more directly.
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Beginning with the sister cities of Tijuana and San Diego, "Vanishing Frontiers" is an account of the people and places at the forefront of this integration.
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In The Vanishing Of Sidney Hall, Elle Fanning plays Melody, the beleaguered love interest of Sidney Hall (Logan Lerman), a novelist who grapples with early success.
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While he deleted Ford's code from his own mind in the previous episode, "Vanishing Point," Ford nevertheless appears and helps Bernard craft a new host body.
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The news marks a sad closing chapter after almost 28 years in business at 319 Bleecker Street; it was announced this morning by Vanishing New York.
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He'd already killed over and over again, the women often vanishing from public spaces at night: a girl near her sorority house, another leaving a bar.
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He concluded that the sense of being Christian by default was vanishing across much of Europe, though loyalty to Catholicism remains quite robust in certain countries.
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Five years on from the surprisingly thrilling Vanishing Point, the band have announced a new album, Digital Garbage, due out via Sub Pop on September 28.
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The good folks at NASA never miss a chance to let us know when vital bodies of water around the world are shriveling up and vanishing.
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In the flashbacks, episode director Mike Barker makes sure we can't quite tell what the soldiers are burning—it's important, and it's vanishing, and that's it.
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That vanishing act made the Alpine glacier the site of a publicity stunt on Friday: the creation of what organizers say is the world's largest postcard.
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Questions about his vanishing still plague the small town where he was seen last, as well as his family and a small group of loyal enthusiasts.
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Today, in the age of streaming, on-demand listening, that sense of music as a public space, capable of sheltering secret trysts, seems to be vanishing.
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From steel workers to barbers, here are 20 guy-dominated jobs that are vanishing quicklyThis map shows how vulnerable every state is to a robot takeover
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Recognizable instruments, like a piano, stutter and grow displaced amid synthesizer chords and a trap beat like a distant rattlesnake, a vanishing memory of dancing together.
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In his book "The Vanishing Voter," Thomas Patterson, a Harvard political scientist, writes that Labor Day speeches "once served as coming-out parties" for party nominees.
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If ICWA is not upheld in higher courts, the vanishing protections could lead to 75–80 percent of Indian families again facing separation with their children.
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The decision to focus there is also supported by terrain and environmental analyses, a nearby urban center and roads, "short adversary vanishing times" and sector priorities.
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He even boldly whizzed past a group of German soldiers on their way to breakfast, vanishing from view before they thought to wonder who he was.
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He does it in three ways: with a page turn, with [a] color shift, and a mix of vanishing points and detail in the same panel.
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Fingering the carrots, nuding the roast potatoes, pushing the peas, I began entertaining the possibility of vanishing into thin air; contemplating the likelihood of total transmogrification.
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To help their masks last longer -- a supply which was quickly vanishing -- Steiner said a team of staff members were sewing masks together using surgical sheets.
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In light of the vanishing of a dynamic community, it is fortunate that at least one talented and devoted photographer saw fit to embrace this responsibility.
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Men had been vanishing from the village, where clusters of streets have traditionally served as a meeting place for gay, lesbian and transgender people, for decades.
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But even if we completely converted all our cans to peel off lids, Hughes told me it's hard to imagine the can opener ever completely vanishing.
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The products quickly vanishing from shelves include much-loved foodstuffs like "Pot Noodle," microwaveable noodles favored by students; Marmite, the ever-divisive spread; and Hellman's Mayonnaise.
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The Trump administration has reviled this as a "catch and release" policy that migrants often abuse by skipping court proceedings and vanishing inside the United States.
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The announcement could be a win for truck drivers, many of whom have reached to Business Insider saying their food options are vanishing in recent weeks.
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With pensions vanishing and the savings rate dismal, millions of retirees now rely on Social Security for a big slice, if not most, of their income.
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The internet — your Twitter feed, your Amazon-recommended purchases, the Wikipedia page on Nicole Kidman's musical career — is a conversation, vanishing even as we have it.
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Another possibility, considerably less likely but equally self-sparing, is that your missing object engineered its own vanishing, alone or in conjunction with other occult forces.
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America, as an idea, as a representative democracy with the power ultimately vested in the people and accountable to the people, is vanishing like a vapor.
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"The Vanishing Affordable Apartment" explores how landlords have exploited loopholes and a lack of accountability in the overburdened housing system to force out rent-regulated residents.
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They found that bees were vanishing in the areas that had heated up beyond the limit in which the bumblebees had historically been able to survive.
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Now she has been sighted again, and Julieta, whose well-being foundered and sank with her daughter's vanishing, decides to stay put, in Madrid, and wait.
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Be mindful of vanishing money as Mercury harmonizes with nebulous Neptune—packages and paychecks may get lost in the ether, so stay on top of it.
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Former campaign officials play down his significance almost to the vanishing point, saying Mr. Page had no ID badge, desk or email address from the campaign.
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What can it mean that a few mussels, some snails we've never heard of, obscure crayfish in marginal headwaters and some island-confined songbirds are vanishing?
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Across the nation, whole villages are vanishing as young people choose not to have children or move to urban areas in search of better employment opportunities.
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Then there is the vanishing history, such as the big hubs in Southern California and on Long Island that built key pieces of the Apollo spacecraft.
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Yet Brooklyn faltered once again, its 7-point, fourth-quarter lead vanishing after several empty possessions in crunchtime, including a pair of missed shots by LeVert.
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To sneak onto the White House grounds for that rendezvous with an unnamed source last week, he switched cars and ditched aides, vanishing into the night.
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Between 1900 and 1916, sales fell from four million per year to just forty thousand, and the once omnipresent tamale vender began vanishing from city streets.
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What can it mean that a few mussels, some snails we've never heard of, obscure crayfish in marginal headwaters and some island-confined songbirds are vanishing?
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Harry and his classmates don't encounter a Vanishing Spell until their fourth year of school, which feels extremely late to learn how to clean your own shit.
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The Isle de Jean Charles website has more details on the tribe's plight: Today, the land that has sustained us for generations is vanishing before our eyes.
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He pops up without warning, and he's known to disappear just as quietly, vanishing for years with no inkling of whether he's to be heard from again.
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Yet, research from leading scientists and the UN assessments highlights the pace at which ocean ecosystems are failing, marine wildlife populations are shrinking and species are vanishing.
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"Vanishing Point," doesn't set up a major reveal (although it does have its shocking moments), but rather leaves us with a huge question: Is William a host?
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By disappearing architectural mass, JR's installation recalls the vanishing acts of High Baroque church fresco, exemplified by the work of the Italian painter Andrea Pozzo (1642–1709).
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Or, due to vanishing sea ice cover in the warming Arctic, bowhead populations aren't as separated by thick masses of drifting ice floes as they once were.
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Spotify provides the labels with billions in revenue, which is starting to replace the vanishing money the labels used to make from CD sales and digital downloads.
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Elizabeth's teacher, 50-year-old Tad Cummins, allegedly "groomed" her for months prior to the pair vanishing on March 13, which launched a weeks-long AMBER Alert.
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When children begin vanishing, including her best friend Roger, she sets off into the Arctic to find him, and discovers a conspiracy involving her world's domineering Church.
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Click here to view original GIFBut even colorful, animated lines that I could watch all day don't do justice to how much vanishing ice we're talking about.
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VANISHING: The extinction crisis is far worse than you think In the seven years between 2007 and 2014, the elephant population plummeted by 30%, or 144,000 animals.
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But mostly these refugees describe the hopelessness of their lives and the vanishing dreams of an education and a future beyond the confines of this tiny island.
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Vanishing Kids hails from Madison, WI, feature members of Jex Thoth, Wartorn, Deathwish, and Tenement, and most importantly, conjure up truly compelling, dreamy blend of unexpected sounds.
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The vanishing of Flight 19 in 1945 was made especially famous when an amphibious rescue plane sent to search for the wreckage also disappeared without a trace.
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But the laundry room isn't the only old-school amenity that is vanishing from New York City apartment buildings, according to developers and building owners and managers.
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Losing a friend like this was like seeing a ghost pass through the two walls of a hallway—a kind of vanishing that leaves you feeling uncertain.
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Pincus and Hoffman have rightfully identified a vanishing center in American politics, but they wrongly assume that adopting a "centrist" platform automatically makes this platform widely popular.
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Mr. Sanders's rallies — he has held at least one virtually every day for the past couple of weeks — have not had the feel of a vanishing campaign.
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Part of you fantasizes about slipping into that gap—between the false, righteous public self and the inner chaos of shame, cowardice, bad faith—and vanishing altogether.
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The photos can also be found in Sartore's book, "The Photo Ark Vanishing: The World's Most Vulnerable Animals," which showcases species that are most likely to disappear.
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It's not a magic trick — your paycheck may seem like it's vanishing faster than you can earn it, but there are reasons why this seems to happen.
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In contrast to the vanishing security of a breadwinning wage and the elusive promise of a post-racial America, guns appear as uncannily concrete, dependable, and durable.
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Cornelia Bailey, a vivid storyteller who fought to protect a vanishing slice of African-American culture on Sapelo Island, off the coast of Georgia, died on Oct.
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Also available is "Vanishing New York," by Jeremiah Moss, who has been called "the Jane Jacobs of the digital age" for his writing on gentrification and displacement.
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Most parents struggle to get even the most basic parenting tasks finished in the vanishing margin of time between the end of the workday and children's bedtimes.
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"I lost some really good friends tonight," Mr. Fitzpatrick, one of a vanishing breed of Republican moderates, told supporters, referring to the party's loss of the House.
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This was not my first experience with a vanishing contractor, and I'm not even talking about what happens after you sign a contract and the work begins.
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"Vanishing Point" keenly ties William/the Man in Black's downward trajectory to that of Dolores, whose own bloody, relentless quest for vengeance has taken a moral toll.
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By Monday night, as the parliamentary session neared an end, and lawmakers saw their debating time vanishing, the typically unruly chamber devolved into fresh depths of chaos.
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Will and Joel did push back on one of my original tricks: In my first go, I had both a vanishing coin and a magically appearing card.
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It's curious how the characters in these pages and those selling the pages have come, in my mind, to belong to the same vanishing yet sacred world.
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Although the mage's finale vanishing act is deeply troubling, The Witcher does leave a few breadcrumbs to signal we haven't seen the last of Yennefer of Vengerberg.
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Friedman was basing that view on his empirical research (part of his Nobel distinction) showing the vanishing fiscal multiplier, which is fiscal policy's stimulus to economic activity.
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Documenting the vanishing of P/2016 G1 was like tracking a drop of milk in your coffee, Dr. Hainaut said: Parts spread out and faded away individually.
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I can find no pattern to explain when or why these episodes manifest themselves, only that they usually last for the length of a pulse before vanishing.
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In the early morning, I was used to drinking coffee on the rooftop and one day a bright mist surrounded me while I was listening to Vanishing Act.
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The Titanic disaster was about something enormous sinking, vanishing from view; but its film adaptation, which Mering is actively referencing here, creates a love story out of tragedy.
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This vanishing of sea ice in the Bering Sea is exposing coastal communities in Alaska to storm surge flooding from typically fierce winter storms, particularly Little Diomede Island.
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After all, one of the final scenes of "Passenger" shows Dolores uploading Teddy's black brain pearl to the Forge and leaving it there following his "Vanishing Point" suicide.
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It's the dark spot near the top of the planet and is somewhat mysterious, as these massive dark storms have been observed appearing and then vanishing relatively quickly.
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She said she has grown up knowing families and whole communities devastated by vanishing black people, swept away into a criminal justice system that pathologized their very personage.
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At dusk, seven miles later, we hit a trace of civilization: a few telephone poles off the road, and, just visible in the flattening, vanishing light, a house.
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No matter whether Trump goes back to embracing deportation, his candidacy has been a boon for the alt-right, and movements don't have a habit of simply vanishing.
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Dairy farms in Wisconsin are on the brink of vanishing as they struggle to survive falling prices, overproduction and President Trump's trade war, the New York Times reports.
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As Mr. Raad traces the expanding path of politics and money, art reaches a vanishing point: the more of it there is, the harder it is to see.
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As Mr. Raad traces the expanding path of politics and money, art reaches a vanishing point: The more of it there is, the harder it is to see.
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We've read about poisonous pesticides and the ever-mysterious "colony collapse disorder," which tends to get framed as some kind of bee rapture: all the bees are vanishing.
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The vanishing ice sheet opens the top of the world to shipping, fishing, and oil and gas drilling, making it strategically important for the countries that surround it.
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When it ended, he brushed past me and walked straight out the door of the performance space, vanishing into the cool air of a Brooklyn night in March.
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ISTANBUL — Famous images showing an aide to Turkey's prime minister kicking a protester in the wake of a national tragedy are slowly vanishing from the internet in Turkey.
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I liked "Vanishing Point" a lot while I was watching it, but the more I think about it, the more I wonder if there was anything to it.
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For almost a quarter of a millennium, the U.S. was the freest and most prosperous country the world had ever seen, but that prosperity seems to be vanishing.
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The mechanics would involve the swap lines banks opened up to each other to ensure currencies were available amid vanishing liquidity during the global financial crises of 2008.
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In this series, Grotjahn utilized Renaissance perspectival systems and vanishing points — often misaligned — to evoke the illusion of depth while depicting a radiating form on a flat surface.
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Even as it continues to attract visitors for its history and reputable dining options, Portland, Maine could not sidestep the same vanishing act of art scenes occurring worldwide.
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For actual combat, you can try something like the enjoyable Vive dungeon-crawler Vanishing Realms, but its skeletal enemies' attacks are still slow, heavily telegraphed, and clunkily animated.
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And unlike Oculus Maximus, Vanishing Realms, or any other single-player project, there's no need to teach an AI how to react to the variability of motion controls.
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The rule formalizing the listing of the vanishing pollinator, once widely found in the upper Midwest and Northeastern United States, was published in the Federal Register on Jan.
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She curls her eyelashes, dreaming of Lauren B. vanishing into a pile of denim, and marches off to pay Ben a late-night visit at his private vista.
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"The security premium built into prices from the (Iraqi-Kurdish) situation is in the process of vanishing," said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital LLC in New York.
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The thought of vanishing completely from the world, of being engulfed in ineradicable darkness, would seize upon me and crush with it the very existence of the world.
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"It's very complicated," I explained to my young driver as we left in the golden late afternoon light that gave the village a quality of vanishing into mist.
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In the Alcatraz break, three inmates put pillows under the bedclothes in their cells, along with papier-mâché heads with real hair and closed, painted eyes, before vanishing.
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Thank heavens Jim Hosking's lurid live-action cartoon, "The Greasy Strangler," found financing, because this oddity — borrowing liberally from a precious, vanishing institution, midnight movies — invites strong reactions.
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Below is an excerpt from Vanishing New York: How a Great City Lost Its Soul concerning the unique relationship between New York and the people who visit it.
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Titled Beyond, Dutch artist Daan Roosegaard's latest work is a "cloud wall" that creates the impression of a 3D cloud-laden sky vanishing into a great aerial distance.
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The community of Jean Lafitte is the focus of the first of a three-part special report about the state's vanishing coast, and the people who live there.
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On a recent morning, Mr. Maron gave me a tour of this vanishing landmark, a nostalgic trip that took an aptly dramatic detour when his mother showed up.
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Like van Gogh, Hockney experiments with perspective, famously employing multiple vanishing points across his vast canvases or video works such as "The Four Seasons, Woldgate Woods" (2010-2011).
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She curated a show for the downtown gallery Artists Space called "Witnesses: Against Our Vanishing," in which she asked various New York artists to respond to the epidemic.
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His series of photographs, "Vanishing Black Bars & Lounges," which includes these images, can be seen through March 29 at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center in Pittsburgh.
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If Biden performs badly here on the heels of his Iowa "gut punch," he could be staring down vanishing leads in Nevada, South Carolina, and Super Tuesday states.
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The ethnographers of the mid-century sought out indigenous sounds with a sort of patronizing benevolence, documenting vanishing forms of expression against a backdrop of colonization and exploitation.
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Even with all the setbacks from recessions, burst bubbles and vanishing industries, the United States has still pumped out breathtaking riches over the last three and half decades.
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Family and friends are "very worried" about a 48-year-old Kentucky woman reported missing last week after vanishing from a vacation rental while in the Virgin Islands.
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As well as reintroducing vanishing accented capitals, the government hopes the new keyboard will make it easier to write in regional languages like Occitan, Catalan, Polynesian and Breton.
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The vanishing bipartisan consensus orchestrated mammoth deportations and militarized the border in the quixotic hope of placating the nativist right and winning it over to supporting immigration reform.
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Sometimes what they play calls up the movements of the human body; elsewhere it's a landscape vanishing in the last light, or the path a waterway might trace.
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According to Vanishing New York, NYU attempted to boot the Hoppers back in 1947 with a rent increase, although they stayed until they were the only remaining tenants.
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The Milanese photographer chose a collection of Lou Reed lyrics from the 2003 concept album, The Raven, with the haunting track, Vanishing Act, providing the material for each photograph.
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But it can also help you prevent others from vanishing in the future: The extension lets you save the web page you're currently visiting to the Internet Archive's database.
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The fake news flag tests appear to have been running for over a week, though they seem to be vanishing from some users' feeds as quickly as they appear.
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This vanishing prompted a silly mini-freakout among some Obama fans, who immediately read deep, dire meaning into a transfer of digital control everybody should have known was coming.
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From unsaved photos and extra notches to wonky RAM management, the latest bug for Google to fix is vanishing text messages, according to recent complaints from Pixel 3 owners.
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The departure of several lifetime senior civil servants in the State Department was another clear example that voices who might slow down this White House seem to be vanishing.
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Customer testimonies of Bloke, a restaurant-lounge located only several blocks away from EFS, are peppered with accounts of reservations vanishing when black clientele showed up at the door.
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Since 2005, Brandt has published six books on the theme of vanishing wildlife and has been the subject of many solo exhibitions in galleries and museums around the world.
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You can hear obvious traces of Stereolab's music in the work of later artists like Broadcast, Air, Laika, Electrelane, Atlas Sound and most recently, Le SuperHomard, and Vanishing Twin.
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Ratings have rebounded this season, just like the last (though this is partly comparative, since television otherwise continues to be a vast wasteland of fragmenting, cord-cutting, vanishing audiences).
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We told it we had a cough and fever, and it diagnosed us with Leukoencephalopathy with vanishing white matter—a terrifying neurological disease we hope we don't actually have.
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Faraday Future is also experiencing an exodus of talent as it struggles to replace the vanishing financial support from its main backer, which has stalled manufacturing of the FF91.
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It's just one of many quirks in iOS 11, including strange UI problems in the Music app, regularly misaligned text in the App Store, vanishing docks, and rotation issues.
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Khrzhanovsky follows grooves laid by Andy Warhol, Chantal Akerman, and John Cassavetes, filmmakers who approached the vanishing point of cinematic realism by boring into the minutiae of everyday life.
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An estimated 400 languages have died out over the last century, and thousands more are at risk of vanishing by 0003, according to the United Nations' endangered language list.
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It was valued at $60bn in its last financing round in April 2016, more than twice that ascribed to Snap, the vanishing photo app, after its IPO in March.
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When Scarlett Johansson's Natasha Romanoff sees that Infinity War bad guy Thanos (Josh Brolin) used the population-vanishing stones again, Larson's Carol Danvers is ready to go after him.
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Trees flank a straight European road and the camera sits slightly off to one side so that the all the shot's lines meet at an off-kilter vanishing point.
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The young witnesses cited many of the same events that have been documented by scientists, such marked increases in extreme precipitation and flooding, smoke-inundated cities, and vanishing coastlines.
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The Vanishing American Adult: Our Coming-Of-Age Crisis—and How to Rebuild A Culture of Self-Reliance was in some ways a brilliant premise for a politician's book.
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Related: These Vanishing Resin Chairs Are Representative of Existential Crisis [Premiere] How a 'Scream' of Post-War Japanese Art Pioneered Modernism A Short History of Art World Potty Humour
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She also went to the Nigerian artist and gallerist Nike Davies-Okundaye, whom Osakwe calls "the queen of adire ," to learn more about the technique, which was slowly vanishing.
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In an interview with The New York Times, published on Saturday, Fan once again groveled to the Chinese state, and even appeared to thank the government for vanishing her.
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But move to the other end of the building and it is apparent that the facade tapers down to a fine point, before vanishing into the building next door.
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In portraits, family members appear with blurred and vanishing features or faces that fade into geometric patterns because, the artist said, "they are all gone," murdered in the Holocaust.
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Ken Dodd, a titan of a vanishing age of British comedy whose fame at its peak rivaled that of the Beatles, died on Sunday at his home in Liverpool.
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Handsome cinematography and a highly competent supporting cast — including Michelle Monaghan, Nathan Lane and Alex Karpovsky — can't save "The Vanishing of Sidney Hall," a tortured mystery dripping with pretentiousness.
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Now, as with Tibetan culture, "the autonomy of Hong Kong literature and language is vanishing," he said, speaking over espressos and jazz music in a dark-paneled hotel lounge.
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The chances of persuading the US to replace its carbon policies with a single tax is low; the chances of getting the entire world to do it are vanishing.
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They drop off the grid, abandoning their cellphones (imagine!) and all other aspects of their lives — jobs, contact with the people who love them — vanishing to God-knows-where.
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The lyrics presented him as a seeker, an embattled underdog, a guy seizing his last chance, a defender of vanishing glories — roles that became truer in the next decades.
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But poison is trickier to defend against, an invisible enemy: The best ones are colorless, odorless, tasteless and traceless, vanishing into food or drink without any sign of contamination.
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Then there's the subgenre of apocalyptic movies (like "It Comes at Night"), whose narratives revolve around coping with the vanishing not of one person, but possibly all of them.
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S. Alan Stern, the principal investigator of New Horizons, said he was confident, with the additional Hubble measurements, that they would capture the vanishing of a star this time.
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The model is one of the most striking parts of an ambitious project to rebuild Louisiana's vanishing coast, which is rapidly being lost to rising seas and sinking land.
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I held out for a situation that did not involve relocation while I watched my industry — magazine publishing — start to disappear as if it were written in vanishing ink.
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Its creator, the artist Lena Herzog, calls it "an oratorio for vanishing voices, collapsing universes and a falling tree" — as good a classification as any for an unclassifiable work.
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But the eyebrows thin, the cheekbones and jawline firm up, the brow unfurrows—headset and facial hair vanishing along with more than a quarter-century of wear and tear.
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That vanishing is a consistent theme in pop culture of late, from the symbolic devils of Hannibal and The Knick to the broken doubters of Calvary and The Innocents.
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This fierce Finch bond around a dead institution is not as much about vanishing New York (Lord & Taylor) as vanished (the Stork Club, whose proprietor's daughter attended the school).
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In this case, researchers for the Louvre argue that delicate details of "Saint John the Baptist" like a cross, a fur pelt and strands of hair are vanishing over time.
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Poppy was born nine years after Fossey established a camp within Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park in 1967 as part of an effort to study the area's vanishing mountain gorilla population.
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Experts worry this digital divide is slowing small-town economic development at a time when farm and factory jobs are vanishing and young people and retailers are fleeing for cities.
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This dichotomy is even hinted at in "Vanishing Point" when Roland refers to Maeve as "the Madam," reducing her to her profession, while Ford calls her lovingly by her name.
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Among them was one bright student who, according to two former teachers, converted to Islam, then at 18 destroyed his school certificates before vanishing in 2011 to join Al Shabaab.
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And even if the various ingredients of a typical Aliume painting are familiar—vanishing points, 215D, black light, and neon—the territory he occupies at their intersection is his alone.
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Rather than starving herself — becoming so small, so weak, that her body begins to represent her silence — an artist can also disappear into the vanishing point, and then she's gone.
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"There is a real appetite on the part of the conservative majority to rapidly expand the Free Exercise Clause while shrinking the Establishment Clause to a vanishing point," he said.
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The police in Taiwan were quick to locate and arrest Mr. Lin, who was said to have a history of vanishing when his construction projects and other business dealings sour.
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But while these fragile mortals, often so spindly that they seem to be on the point of vanishing, emerged in response to war and genocide, they embody more than horror.
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So, now Reggie's idea of a prank is dressing up as the man who nearly killed Archie's dad, standing in front of Archie's window until he notices, and then vanishing.
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Morales' extensive reporting on the link between a warming climate and the city's intensifying "king tides" earned him a cameo in the famous New Yorker story on Miami's vanishing coastlines.
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Mollie Tibbetts' family is shattered by the news this week that she was found dead more than four weeks after vanishing while out for an evening jog around Brooklyn, Iowa.
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Relatives of missing Kentucky woman Savannah Spurlock have released a new photo of her, saying it's a more accurate representation of how she looked shortly before vanishing on Jan. 4.
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A Washington, D.C., actress and yoga instructor was found dead little more than a day after vanishing on Christmas, and a suspect has been taken into custody, police said Tuesday.
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Analyzing the ancient genome, Dr. Willerslev and his colleagues concluded that Paleo-Eskimos migrated from Siberia about 21920,270 years ago and endured for centuries in Canada and Greenland before vanishing.
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Attorneys respond During the trial, Copperfield told the court Cox participated in the trick, referred to as the "vanishing crowd or Lucky 13," and ran the course with no problems.
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He returned to his boat twice before vanishing Traveling on a tourist visa, Chau arrived to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in October with one mission: preach to the Sentinelese.
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He returned to his boat twice before vanishing Traveling on a tourist visa, Chau arrived at the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in October with one mission: preach to the Sentinelese.
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TODAY'S NUMBER $60,000 That's the reward for information about an armored truck driver in Kentucky who's accused of taking a "large amount of money" before vanishing from work last month.
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Within the small community of engineers and scientists who spend their days thinking about how to save entire islands or coastal cities from vanishing during this century, Poplar looms greatly.
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Entering under eerie green light, and with Frédéric Sanchez' distorted remix of Bjork's "Army of Me" as an aural backdrop, the models climbed ever uphill toward some unseen vanishing point.
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But there can be a great deal of charm in this kind of looseness — "The Vanishing Year" is intimate, conversational company, and its plot is strong, its closing twists superb.
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It's worth it for these rarer ones, as they have an irritating habit of resisting all magic and then promptly vanishing after you've burned through most of your spell energy.
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In U.S. presidential elections, persons of color whose roots are in Asia, Africa and Latin America vote 4-1 Democratic, and against the candidates favored by American's vanishing white majority.
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These days, it seems that sedans are a vanishing breed of automobile, what with automakers retiring them left and right due to the surging popularity of SUVs and pickup trucks.
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Chris Pine and Ben Foster play two thieving brothers who roam from heist to heist in the Texas Midlands amid economic decline and a vanishing way of small-town life.
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Even without Brexit, Euro-Brits have been a vanishing breed, reflecting what many of them see as long growing indifference to the EU among British voters and successive London governments.
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J.C. The only album likely to be released internationally this year with lyrics in Cornish — an ancient, vanishing British language — is "Le Kov" by the Welsh singer and songwriter Gwenno.
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Every boy going away is mybrother vanishing all over again, is Tata closing his eyes likethe lid of a coffin coming down to hold in the secrets of the dead.
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But I'd found what I came for, that cinema of movement and emotion, sidewalk vanishing into woods, and then gorgeously reappearing, the solitude of nature within a city of millions.
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In this age of vanishing ice, I skated with a profound appreciation for the transformation of winter and the spirit of ice makers to delight those who love the season.
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On TV, we reviewed Amazon's "Picnic at Hanging Rock," the retelling of a tale of vanishing Australian schoolgirls, and "The Fourth Estate," Showtime's documentary about life here at The Times.
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"Here Comes the Devil" is an utterly bizarre Mexican film about what happens to a boy and his sister when they reappear to their parents after vanishing on a mountain.
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He spent a remarkable amount of time chatting to wavering voters, vanishing for such a long time at one point that his fellow canvassers worried that he had been kidnapped.
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Weird to see individuals you haven't spoken for all these months 'leave' WA groups whereas in reality an important part of their digital imprint - images, videos, texts & memories attached - vanishing.
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That pressure has now all but disappeared, vanishing in a turbulent month-long period in the Middle East, which began with Trump's statement recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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"Bumblebees are dying off, vanishing from our farms, gardens and parks, where they were once found in great numbers," said Rebecca Riley, senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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Raging fires and monster hurricanes, flooded coasts and drowning islands, dying coral reefs and vanishing glaciers -- we are witnessing change on a scale that has never happened in human history.
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"Here Comes the Devil" is an utterly bizarre Mexican film about what happens to a boy and his sister when they reappear to their parents after vanishing on a mountain.
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Last year, SOSBrutalism launched to call attention to vanishing examples of this architectural style, which has already experienced the loss of England's Birmingham Central Library and Chicago's Prentice Women's Hospital.
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Twitter was among the few remaining social media juggernauts that allowed Jones' content to stay, after an early-August purge that began with Jones' podcasts vanishing from Apple Podcasts and iTunes.
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Each piece is intended to draw visitor attention to the plight of the hemlock, to witness it vanishing in plain sight, and consider a future when the trees will be gone.
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For a glimpse of how those new, high-paying jobs will economically terraform the borough, give DW Gibson's The Edge Becomes the Center and Jeremiah Moss' Vanishing New York a read.
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And thence to the Obama era itself, when Rahm responded to the Scott Brown upset by urging the White House to scale back Obamacare, "almost to the vanishing point" Perlstein suggests.
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Sasse is the author of the new book The Vanishing American Adult, in which he argues Americans are in need of discipline and a renewed sense of meaning beyond material things.
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In one of them, the photographer stands beside his car at the vanishing point of the photograph; in the foreground, signposts for a gas chamber seem to point in his direction.
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