"These kinds of narratives never die, but they wane, and the astonishing thing is that we've seen them wane so abruptly," she says.
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With diminished economic resources, its potency is likely to wane.
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"I think his power was on the wane," she said.
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So the effectiveness of economic pressure may continue to wane.
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But splits within the party could see its support wane.
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Recent geopolitical tensions have seen interest from these buyers wane.
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Just as my own R.E.M. fandom began to wane, Murmurs.
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Interest in Making a Murderer does not seem to wane.
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Discouragement sets in and noble efforts wane or are abandoned.
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By this year, the West's support had begun to wane.
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James Hohman: Will Americans' embrace of socialism wane without Sanders?
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Excitement over the stimulus tsunami is already starting to wane.
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The reputations of individual founders wax and wane over time.
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After that unpleasant experience, debt ceiling wars began to wane.
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Mr. Maloney's affection for the weapon did not wane either.
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That does not mean that hate is on the wane.
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I started to wane on it during the Cataclysm expansion.
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Maybe it'll wane naturally in Egypt as order is restored.
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Soon enough, such official compunction was decidedly on the wane.
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All evidence suggests that the_donald's popularity is beginning to wane.
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Soon enough, Android's power might wane for everyone else as well.
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The issue does wax and wane in importance for different presidents.
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These conditions may also wax and wane throughout a person's life.
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But in the early 2010s, Hudson's Hollywood viability began to wane.
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According to Google trends, search interest has already begun to wane.
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As she waited, the screams of other victims began to wane.
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If the Fed can't deliver on inflation, its power might wane.
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Interest from my editors and readers seemed to wax and wane.
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Our myth that the future is bright is on the wane.
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But the car's cultural significance may finally be on the wane.
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As a result, working class support for environmentalism began to wane.
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WoW's popularity began to wane with Cataclysm (2010) , its third expansion.
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"Our faith does wane sometimes," Walker, a North Carolina congressman, said.
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Wane, one of the last of the so-called Bronx Bombers.
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But demand can be more volatile as trends wax and wane.
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Perhaps these ideas will run out, or their effectiveness will wane.
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The homemade version may be on the wane, Mr. Miller said.
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But already the luster of the moment had begun to wane.
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All the while, the 3DS and Vita are on the wane.
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Support was beginning to wane among members of their own caucus.
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With other coronaviruses, which cause the common cold, immunity can wane.
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Many human diseases — colds, the flu — wane in the sunnier months.
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The 2010s saw the days of the jumbojet begin to wane.
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Novak Djokovic, 63 and on the wane, seemed muted in comparison.
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The French standard in the George Hotel never seems to wane.
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Or does the protection provided by the vaccine wane over time?
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Nonetheless, the number of young doctors pursuing research continues to wane.
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Winds slowly wane, but it's unlikely that conditions turn fully calm.
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Mall traffic will likely continue to wane over the years ahead.
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But will his business remain viable and will his influence wane?
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There are signs Bannon's influence over Trump is on the wane.
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If labor competition alone explained Trumpism, Trumpism would be on the wane.
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Additionally, the NRA's influence in federal elections has been on the wane.
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Two opinion polls showed support for independence may have started to wane.
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Political support for a green agenda will wane in America next year.
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Well, no offense to frosé, but the magic has started to wane.
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"Sectarianism has to wane," says Adel al-Jubeir, the Saudi foreign minister.
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Still, economists expect consumption to continue supporting the economy as exports wane.
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Two of Mr Corbyn's most valuable assets are clearly on the wane.
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City lobbyists have warned that the popularity of English law could wane.
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But demand for America's sovereign bonds is set to wane, Fink warned.
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Negative emotions feel overwhelming in the moment, but they almost always wane.
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But the price subsequently declined as the nuclear threat appeared to wane.
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Despite all this fuss, bullfighting has been on the wane for decades.
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Others will note that low-skilled immigration is already on the wane.
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The game has seen daily use wane significantly since its August peak.
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Many expected his impact to wane after death, but the opposite happened.
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An exercise bike is on hand if their energy starts to wane.
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Over time, my neurotic impulse to check for notifications began to wane.
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At some point, threats become hollow and their effectiveness begins to wane.
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If the effects are prolonged, the public support for Modi could wane.
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But the size and ardor of the crowds had begun to wane.
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China's willingness to keep up pressure on its neighbor may now wane.
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Their wane coincided with "Hollywood majors...taking over the independent field," said Afra.
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It isn't a trend that looks to wane, says Upwork CEO Stephane Kasriel.
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Here, the Moon is photographed at 98% illumination and is beginning to wane.
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Soon enough, though, Kimmel's energy began to wane — and so did his jokes.
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I keep hoping I can wait it out and Facebook's influence will wane.
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Weld's strain of Republicanism is, unlike Reagan's at the time, on the wane.
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And support for America among ordinary Venezuelans may anyway be on the wane.
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This taboo is beginning to wane, sparking a new era in neuroscientific research.
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Extreme events bring about calls for change, but enthusiasm and accountability quickly wane.
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A change in government has caused support for agroecology to wane, she added.
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While media attention has begun to wane, the crisis facing immigrant families continues.
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But over time, she says that faith in her abilities began to wane.
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With each day that goes by, their families refuse to let hope wane.
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Industries may go through ebbs and flows, business models may succeed and wane.
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To some extent, bouts of truth decay may wax and wane over time.
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After 30 or 40 pages, my enthusiasm for "The Girls" began to wane.
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We wane make sure those high-paying jobs stay there for the future.
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Yet the bank eventually overstretched its investments and its influence began to wane.
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And then it started to wane and they weren't coming out as much.
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However, as the show's ratings began to wane, so did its financial fortunes.
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But even Stewart's vigor falters as Locke's own scholarly energies start to wane.
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It's clear that the era of centrist black politicians is on the wane.
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Bush's wit did not wane as she approached the end of her life.
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Two recent opinion polls showed support for independence may have started to wane.
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With such an approach, battles wane in importance while other events loom larger.
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Then, at menopause, a woman's hormones suddenly drop and her desire can wane.
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As ideological support for Boko Haram continues to wane, so too does recruitment.
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The heavy weather was expected to move eastward and wane by Wednesday morning.
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But his popularity has started to wane among Catholics, particularly regarding sex abuse.
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If his power does wane even further, expect more and more heated Twitter rants.
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Amber allegedly admitted to fatally shooting Macomber when she spoke to WANE last year.
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He had been remanded in custody and would face court next week, Wane said.
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The presence of ISIS in certain parts of the city has started to wane.
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Otherwise, his appeal will eventually wane, watered down like his least favorite Shirley Temples.
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The precision of his features wane throughout the representations, from figurative to abstract expression.
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Interest in procedural debates tends to wane once those debates fade from the spotlight.
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Participation may wane after protesters set a ministry ablaze in Brasília on May 24th.
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But, unlike when someone goes through menopause, not all hormones wane during your period.
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Mr Macron has seen his popularity wane since his election as president in May.
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The sense of allure created by that initial lure doesn't wane for a moment.
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But with their hiatus in 2016, the phenomena seemed to wane again, until now.
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What does the wane of gay promiscuity mean for the future of gay sex?
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They say it&aposs common for eruptions to wax and wane or pause completely.
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Those two times will wax and wane, parasitically intertwined, as long as you're awake.
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Reports that Navarro's influence is on the wane, should deeply trouble the Trump voters.
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The influence of the Sinaloa gang, a traditional drug-distributing operation, may well wane.
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Under no circumstances can norms against the use of CBRN be allowed to wane.
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From limits on money-supply growth to pegging exchange rates, orthodoxies wax and wane.
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Committees, once a place for fact finding and collaboration, have seen their authority wane.
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Dana pointed out a wall featuring the Black Panther, painted by Wane Peterkin, a.k.a.
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The president has frequently doled out commutations as his final months in office wane.
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It let sexual harassment training wane and, women charge, failed to stamp out retaliation.
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Its appeal will certainly wane in the months ahead, as other distractions impose themselves.
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Musicals wax and wane, no matter how many people insist Hamilton is for everyone.
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Perhaps that's an expectation that, as time goes on, the service's popularity will wane.
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If Mr. Trump's Cuba policy matches his latest rhetoric, cooperation is likely to wane.
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"The response rates are going to degrade and the performance is going to wane."
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With each passing day, I've watched his legs grow thinner and his energy wane.
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It suggested, indeed, that the Civil War would never end, merely wax and wane.
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Starting in the 2000s, tourist arrivals to this French Polynesia jewel started to wane.
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Interest in hummus, the popular Mediterranean chickpea-based spread, appeared to wane in 2019.
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But the short-term boost to growth from tax cuts was expected to wane.
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Every time it feels as if the scandal might wane, it starts up again.
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But with store options on the wane, how will Fifth Avenue entertain its visitors?
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But that activism would wane as time went on and media attention drifted elsewhere.
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They tell us that human rights are on the wane or have altogether failed.
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Then, when the doxylamine starts to wane, your brain releases a bunch of acetylcholine.
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Excitement around new game releases tends to wane quickly as subsequent newcomers vie for attention.
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He also said the stimulus from President Donald Trump's tax cut is starting to wane.
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I can't lie: My love for No Limit began to wane at that very moment.
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Support for Brexit began to wane as soon as the country made the momentous decision.
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If it begins to wane the Fed is going to have to be data dependent.
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But as temperatures rise and inspections wane, others are already abandoning their bothersome hygienic garb.
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OPEC's relevance was already on the wane, and the Qataris may hope to accelerate that.
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Environmental and (oddly) health concerns seem to wax and wane with economic and security circumstances.
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By next Sundance, however, I feel that this period will likely be on the wane.
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The 747 is on the wane as a passenger aircraft as airlines retire their fleets.
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But while some banks are continuing to buy, institutions' interest in owning JGBs may wane.
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Or, all of the above, at different times, as his tweeting urges wax and wane?
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Why it matters: While existing Parkinson's drugs supplement dopamine, their effectiveness can wane over time.
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But this already seems to be on the wane, in favour of things like "*sigh*".
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His father was embarrassed and after that, Kim Jong Nam's star was on the wane.
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Employers would be disincentivized to hired undocumented workers and the flow of workers would wane.
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After his acrobatic skills began to wane, Bartlett turned to clowning almost 10 years ago.
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However, the storm is on the wane, and has been downgraded to a tropical depression.
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Immunity does not wane in everyone, so many people who are exposed don't get sick.
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They can be really popular for two, three weeks, but our interest tends to wane.
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The era of the party boss had long been on the wane across the nation.
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Far too often our attention and resources for disaster response wax and wane with events.
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However, it is possible that public confidence in him may wane over time, she added.
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These ideas have a specific intellectual history, and none of them are on the wane.
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However, there may be some hope that things are at long last on the wane.
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For the UK, it's not just the EU exit that could cause Britain's influence to wane.
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"Yes," Miller replied during the hearing attended by several of Tinsley&aposs relatives, WANE-TV reported.
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Some non-OPEC countries such as Mexico were already seeing production wane due to weak demand.
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And now that he's helming a Bond film, his popularity seems unlikely to wane anytime soon.
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A strange mix of traditional values and modernity has caused the sport to wane among women.
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Many Western analysts had assumed that China's obsession with traditional medicine would wane as it modernised.
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But as Chinese might grows and American commitment appears to wane, the room for miscalculation grows.
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But while investors might still be hungry for this stock, experts' appetites are starting to wane.
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"It is common for eruptions to wax and wane or pause completely," the USGS said Tuesday.
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Start-up funding is on the wane following a boom year that drove valuations sharply higher.
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But as the nation rearmed and GIs poured overseas, Britain felt its standing begin to wane.
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Even with her rumored romance with Leo seemingly on the wane, Rihanna can't stop making hits.
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"It lets enthusiasm wane—and that's especially true with many students, who turn over every year."
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Though critics sometimes bemoan Antonoff's omnipresence, his popularity as a producer won't wane any time soon.
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Despite the encouraging numbers, Siegel believes this year's benefits from the corporate tax cut will wane.
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Her enthusiasm didn't wane when she learned that I wasn't in the market for a car.
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However, with just months to go before the 2019 polls, his popularity has started to wane.
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Confronted daily with problems they lack the resources to address, their job satisfaction and confidence wane.
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Price rises have been driven by the Chinese capacity cuts, but these should wane going forward.
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It's only towards the very end of the exhibition that the curatorial rigor begins to wane.
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As we discussed last week, the wane in demand has brought entire industries to their knees.
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There is also a militant, socialist strand of black nationalism, but it is on the wane.
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And that can wane if kicked to another administration (so the deadline isn't totally without merit).
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The frequency of ultraluxury sales, defined as $25 million or higher, is also on the wane.
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The nucleolus can wax and wane in response to a body's available nutrients and growth signals.
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For 12 years in a row, according to Freedom House, democracy has been on the wane.
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Many gut bacteria that wax and wane drastically are rare in people living in industrialized societies.
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Should Republicans lose the majority, the powerful conservative group's influence over leadership elections would likely wane.
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I have been fortunate to live in a time when the monoculture was on the wane.
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But hog futures sagged as prospects for a trade deal appeared to wane in recent days.
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But when Favre left the Packers in 403, Mr. Guerrero sensed his devotion starting to wane.
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But Flash's popularity began to wane after Apple's decision not to support it on the iPhone.
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He also said the innovation boom he has experienced throughout his life could start to wane.
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Yet as Sweden absorbs large numbers of immigrants from conflict-torn nations, that support may wane.
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There's not tons but there are different ... KS: Yeah, and they tend to wax and wane.
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Since the 1960s the number of truly great revolutionary songs seems to have been on the wane.
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Corporate buybacks have been a big source of demand, but they may wane in the coming months.
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Since then, the puppy has been under the care of Fort Wayne Animal Care & Control, reports WANE.
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StoryFit CEO Monica Landers says that she's recently started to see wariness about her company's product wane.
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Investors and analysts have been watching for signs that the current boom cycle has begun to wane.
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The more timely private and official factory purchasing manufacturing index surveys showed export orders on the wane.
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In the same fashion, as they create jobs and wealth, appetite for reining them in will wane.
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As they wane in Iraq and Syria, and lose their Libyan stronghold altogether, they're not over yet.
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Across the globe, democracy appears to be on the wane and strongman-led populism on the rise.
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As home prices and rents continue to rise, confidence in the housing market is starting to wane.
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With childhood mortality on the wane across Asia, Africa has now become the continent of greatest concern.
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Following The Green Hornet, offers of new parts began to wane, as did his interest in acting.
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It was simply a question of seeing what was missing, said co-founder Mamadou Wane, aka "Papi".
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And there's one more, Microsoft, whose influence once looked on the wane, but which is now rebounding.
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Saying that, by the time Glastonbury reaches Sunday night, the fun can start to wane a little.
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Without that regular infusion, the core fans will stick around, though overall interest will wane, he said.
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North America-based CFOs also expect the momentum from the 222 tax cuts to continue to wane.
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Interest in Making a Murderer does not seem to wane despite the show's month-old release date.
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That support is unlikely to wane if Trump eventually signs legislation protecting young immigrants, several allies say.
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Despite this legal uncertainty, people's interest in blocking ads, particularly on their cellphones, is unlikely to wane.
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The challenge is to make sure the focus on the grid's resilience doesn't wane when threats subside.
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Over time, the F.B.I.'s interest in the possibility of an Alfa Bank connection seemed to wane.
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Executions at the state and federal levels have been on the wane over the last several years.
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While enthusiasm for restaurant dining or a new smartphone may wane, the need for medical care continues.
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For a business on the wane, Staples still sells huge volumes of paper, printer cartridges and electronics.
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In particular, I very much doubt that the influence of white supremacists and neo-Nazis will wane.
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The PC age is now on the wane, but Mr. Peddle's big idea is just getting started.
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I have a busy, productive morning and notice that my headache is starting to wane a bit.
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We must move beyond short-term humanitarian funding cycles, otherwise our progress will wane with each one.
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"You would expect them to wane gradually over time, but that's not what we see," Kite said.
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Big missions to the moon and beyond need political momentum, which can wane from administration to administration.
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The band grew up and finally separated five years ago, in 2013, but their fanbase didn't wane.
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Some analysts say the drop in supplies may be starting to wane as a source of price support.
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And transitional periods, like the one Marvel is now entering, are often when that interest starts to wane.
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Another possible explanation of the current outbreak would be that the vaccine's powers wane over time, noted DeMaria.
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From this point forward, employee engagement, loyalty and happiness all begin to wane until an employee ultimately leaves.
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Surely I have seen my own episodes of suicidal ideation, and those of many others, wax and wane.
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The letter was obtained by multiple news outlets, including the Journal Gazette, Tribune News Services, WANE and WNDU.
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Unfortunately, Ubumwe's energy began to wane again in the evening, so she was giving a follow-up exam.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has seen her grip on power wane following an inconclusive election a year ago.
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Legally that argument is weak, but the political salience of obstruction may wane during a long court fight.
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She told WANE that she originally planned to shoot the kids, but could not go through with it.
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While socialism was spreading like wildfire, religion was on the wane and would soon disappear from the land.
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Keep in mind that, as more Android phones with notches arrive on the market, this effect will wane.
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Stock buybacks, a principal driver of the bull market that began in March 220, are on the wane.
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After a week in Stockholm, my bloodstream was swimming with nitrates, but my enthusiasm had yet to wane.
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However, Wells' directors faced withering criticism during a shareholder meeting last week, and public perception continues to wane.
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"I'm happy to say the performance of our organization didn't wane based on our decision," Kaykas-Wolff said.
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As I take in all the work the students and volunteers have done, my skepticism begins to wane.
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Indeed, the willingness of other nations to trust the U.S. with its extraordinary power is on the wane.
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Latent suicidal thoughts can wax and wane until pushed over the threshold to carry out the ultimate act.
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The strong pace of oil demand that helped OPEC balance the market is expected to wane next year.
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Public opinion is shifting, however, and public tolerance of animal fighting is on the wane in these territories.
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Three years on, ISIS' slave trade continues to prosper, even as the extremist group's power and influence wane.
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She connected with Casey Benjamin of the Robert Glasper Experiment, who produced "Wax & Wane" with a contemporary flair.
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The momentum certainly made an impact on the fur industry, causing fur sales to wane in the 20163s.
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Little wonder, then, that enthusiasm for Brexit — once sold as an easy, cost-free choice — started to wane.
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While many of these areas still support the ruling African National Congress, party participation is on the wane.
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Trends in the fair's displays wax and wane, though Ms. Flay has noticed one that has held strong.
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But the paper, which has won three Pulitzer Prizes, has had its circulation drop and its influence wane.
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But usually, music videos aside, the end looks more like two marathoners with wane smiles, gasping for air.
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And how much will earnings growth fall off as these forces wane and cost pressures build into 2019?
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Jailbreak's popularity has yet to wane in the more than two years since Balfanz's game debuted on Roblox.
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Pusz said it was probably a sensible move in the long term, with competition unlikely to wane anytime soon.
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Bau said that while the popularity of certain "payment instruments" may spike or wane, they rarely fade away entirely.
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But the media's adoration of Sisi gradually began to wane as the economic situation failed to pick up sufficiently.
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Unless there is a sustained rise in violent crime, she believes support for capital punishment will continue to wane.
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Meanwhile, fan interest in big-budget hero films has yet to wane, and in fact shows signs of momentum.
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Layaway thrived for decades after its invention but began to wane in the 1980s when credit cards became commonplace.
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If voters are squeezed for more taxes their inclination to spend more money on the city's teachers could wane.
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Global auto sales are starting to wane and industry profits are being crimped by heavy investments into electric cars.
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After all, libido starts to wane as women get older because their hormones are also waning, Dr. Bullock says.
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Three Australian prime ministers have been ousted by their own parties since 2010 after their popularity began to wane.
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With her touring profits on the wane, we also look to Madge to, yes, once again reinvent herself creatively.
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Manafort maintains his title of campaign chairman, but his influence will likely wane now that Bannon is on board.
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White colonizers have long since left these shores, but isn't it remarkable how their influence never seems to wane?
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New Democracy ruled Greece alone from 2004 to 2009 but has seen its popularity wane during the debt crisis.
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U.S. dominance in the oil market begins to wane, and OPEC's influence is resurgent, as crude demand finally peaks.
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Now, the country's formerly fawned-over multi-national companies and their once-deified CEOs are on the wane, too.
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The influence of the Sinaloa gang, a traditional drug-distributing operation, may well wane with its boss behind bars.
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The average price paid per vehicle is starting to wane after years of steady increases, even for popular SUVs.
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And maybe for some of us, watching those shows is a way to make sure our hum doesn't wane.
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Were China's economy to slow more sharply, or America's to return to recession, Europe, too, would see growth wane.
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EJ's traffic also began to wane, as the new information paradigm shifted traffic to competing sites like Icy Veins.
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With just over a week until the scheduled sitdown, few expect the cliffhanger aspect of the encounter will wane.
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"Management efforts cannot wane: delivering on cost-cutting efforts remains essential against the continued tough backdrop," Jefferies analysts said.
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Its popularity has been somewhat on the wane among hardcore nationalists, who are wary of an alliance with Erdogan.
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Pueblo, another large rural Colorado county, has a steel industry that's been on the wane since the nineteen-eighties.
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Pink was once a bright spot within L Brands but lately has watched its same-store sales growth wane.
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Officials warn that it is common for eruptions to wax and wane, so hazard warnings are still in effect.
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This insult has begun to wane in popularity as the more popular "cuck" is used to the same effect.
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That's a relief for Thailand, but in no way an indication that Dunne and her team's alacrity should wane.
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But after dating for a while, many couples reach a point when their love for condoms starts to wane.
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If Trump yanks the United States out of the Paris agreement, the deal won't die, but momentum could wane.
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If Chinese factory operations slow in the face of American tariffs, China's appetite for German goods will probably wane.
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With labor unions seeing their influence wane, more than 200 organizations have sprouted nationwide to help low-wage workers.
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Those tend to spike when oil prices rise, so enthusiasm for nonpolluting, nonwarming energies of the future could wane.
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Although the tradition was already well on the wane, the biggest Evacuation Day celebration was the centennial, in 1883.
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His approval rating is on the wane, and he trails his Democratic opponents in key swing states like Wisconsin.
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Democrats will start the Trump administration from a position of weakness, and their leverage is only likely to wane.
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While headlines about Trump administration environmental policies and projections of widespread harm grab attention, interest tends to wane quickly.
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INTERNET CAFEs are on the wane, but 10 years ago when Wi-Fi was less available, they were big.
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By 2012, The Times reported, Mr. Max's mental faculties were beginning to wane and he struggled to create art.
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Yeah, so I probably had half a dozen to 10 people would wax and wane with fellows and details ... Sure.
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Everyone knows that Wi-Fi signal strength begins to wane the farther away from the router you're using your laptop.
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The prospect of Fat Trel becoming a national star was starting to wane, but he still had backing from MMG.
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While physical retail continues to wane, I expect that we will see better-implemented versions of automated pick-up points.
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Other retailers have noted that when they decide to close a store, their digital sales in that area also wane.
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Gross domestic product is expected to grow 3.5 percent in 2019 as low base effects from 2017 and 2018 wane.
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Blizzard, EA, Epic, and Ubisoft all now operate their own launchers, and Valve has seen its influence begin to wane.
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Socialism was spreading like wildfire, he thought, but religion was on the wane and would soon disappear from the land.
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Many analysts believe Libor's rise will wane once the conversion of prime money funds to government-only funds is over.
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As the ISIS fight began to wane, the nature of the post-ISIS political order became a more pressing concern.
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If I were in the betting game I'd say that podcasts will rise in popularity as television and radio wane.
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But its popularity has been on the wane with the rise of online shopping and cheap deals throughout the year.
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And deal activity will be on the wane all year, experts said, because of increased regulatory scrutiny on foreign investment.
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As the American public's support for the war began to wane, the network's credibility rose, though its revenue did not.
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Policymakers also told parliament that upward pressure on inflation from sterling weakness would start to wane in the coming months.
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Iron ore has also been on the wane, with five sessions of losses taking the spot price down to $40.
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Lego's sales slowed down during the first half of 2016, but it's not because its popularity has begun to wane.
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But Republicans who back Trump dismissed the recent polls as a temporary wane in the dynamic cycle of public opinion.
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If Mueller's responses are flat, Democrats run the risk that public interest will wane heading into the monthlong August recess.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES CONGRESS: Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) members are growing concerned that their influence could wane after Rep.
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This activity is thought to suggest investors are betting on a slowdown in economic growth, and that inflation will wane.
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"It is common for eruptions to wax and wane or pause completely," the observatory said in an update posted online.
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Though Fautrier's crusty, lumpy, smeared canvases dominate the exhibition, to me these materialistic muddles wane next to his earlier works.
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Samsung has seen its smartphone fortunes wane and then wax recently as its slumping sales recovered with two solid models.
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Liverpool's and Manchester United's golden periods have rarely aligned in the past: One tends to wane as the other waxes.
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In an age when religion and philosophy are on the wane, social science has stepped in to fill a void.
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And as the advantage of the carry trade disappears, the influence of international capital on U.S. yields should also wane.
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After that project, Mr. Whitehead's interest in filmmaking began to wane, and he turned to various other activities, including falconry.
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The tradition began to wane in the mid-to-late 14th century as Jews were increasingly persecuted in the area.
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On Tuesday, the president appeared confident that the violence would wane, but indicated the ball was in the Taliban's court.
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From 1984 to 1999, Ferrari endured a long world-title drought, but the global passion for Ferrari did not wane.
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Such skepticism may be on the wane, however, as consumers migrate online from malls and brick-and-mortar retail stores.
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The Rays' attendance has declined every year since 2012 as local interest in the team — Monday aside — seems to wane.
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Markets in Asia remained jittery in Thursday trade, although the escalation in tensions surrounding North Korea appeared to wane slightly.
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There, immigration rather than economics is the key driver, but that will wane in importance since immigration flows are dwindling.
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Trump's incompetence will continue to play out as tensions wax and wane, while Iranian civilians remain caught in the middle.
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Nintendo may have sensed that loyalty was beginning to wane though, because it has now released the Nintendo Switch Lite.
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He blamed the continuing standoff, as Russian officials often do, on "Russophobia" in Washington that he hoped would eventually wane.
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But even as McCain's wing of the party has seen its power wane, it has remained dominant in the Senate.
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Ahead of Black Friday, the largest brands in the retro space are seeing interest wane and social media engagement weaken.
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Even if profit-trimming competition is the natural state of affairs, price-based rivalry seems to be on the wane.
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But she was badly weakened in last year's elections, leaving some to fear that her sway with Trump could wane.
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Bolton's departure ended an 18-month tenure as Trump's top security adviser in which he saw his influence steadily wane.
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Instead, interest in the hearing seemed to wane, and many in the Capitol came to view a confirmation as inevitable.
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The irony, though, is that online dating used to carry a similar stigma, which has only recently begun to wane.
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It seems that fears are starting to wane about the possibility of an imminent recession -- perhaps as soon as 2020.
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But at least the problem of viral child porn on Facebook Messenger seems to be on the wane — this time.
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But its popularity has been on the wane with the rise of online shopping and inexpensive deals throughout the year.
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The desire starts to wane, I start looking for an out, and then immediately try to find validation from someone new.
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That status may be on the wane after poor showings against Sammy Watkins in 2015 and his struggles with Green yesterday.
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The goal, they've stated, is to prevent random device shutdowns as time goes on and the battery's output starts to wane.
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While plenty of US companies have European operations to fund, bankers say even their natural need for the currency may wane.
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One possible explanation would be some new phenomenon that causes the cosmological influence of the neutrino's mass to wane over time.
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Chinese coal consumption has been on the wane since 2013, so premature deaths there from toxic air are now probably dropping.
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Companies have binged on share buybacks in recent years, pumping up prices, but their appetite could wane as economic uncertainty rises.
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While this is not a Korean-specific story, this is no respite as their real debt is rising as orders wane.
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But the same report suggested this dominance is on the wane and Avascent Managing Director Doug Berenson thinks he knows why.
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The games industry and its analysts are always looking for a silver bullet to describe the wax and wane of economics.
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Although this month's full moon will first appear in the sign of Pisces, it'll slide into Aries before starting to wane.
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But it is expected to ease back in the coming months as the effect of a rebound in energy prices wane.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May is up for making friends and getting deals done, but her clout is on the wane.
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South Africa's rand raced more than 1 percent higher, while Mexico's peso - a weather wane for trade sentiment - strengthened 0.4 percent.
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Its gross domestic product is forecast to grow 3.5 percent in 2019 as low base effects from 2017 and 2018 wane.
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Bannon was pushed out of the White House earlier this month, signaling that his influence on issues like trade would wane.
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The first system appeared in 1905 and evolved to house thousands of cars though early mechanical faults caused interest to wane.
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The reasons for their wane are: first, people are exploring different diet ways and customers are not as loyalty as before.
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Regardless, Mueller has thrown a spotlight on foreign lobbying activities that is unlikely to wane even after his investigation has concluded.
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For those alive after two years, there was no evidence that the Opdivo benefit had begun to wane, Bristol-Myers said.
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As Kenya develops and more people migrate to the cities in search of work, such traditional practices are on the wane.
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But some market participants are expecting the recent sell-offs to be reined in as soon as the demand fears wane.
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Their popularity isn't set to wane either; their presence notable in several recent AW20 shows including Burberry, The Row, and Preen.
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That support could wane if teachers in strong-union states like California or Illinois choose not to pay dues and fees.
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But in 2019, interest started to wane — Illumina, which makes products used by these companies, said that the market was weak.
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But when Kolzig dropped five games in a row after the 1998 Olympics in Nagano, Japan, his confidence began to wane.
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By the time that work is complete – years, at this rate – the domestic startup scene may well be on the wane.
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While frozen yogurt sales grew between 2010 and 2015, by the end of that period the treat's popularity began to wane.
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Demand for Ford's highly-profitable best-selling F-Series pickup line started to wane, tumbling 6% in sales in the quarter.
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While German voters seem to have more patience, their support for parties in office does wane the longer they hold office.
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Mr. Goelman said Mr. Giancarlo supported the enforcement division's efforts as a commissioner and predicted that his support would not wane.
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Murray says this has caused the stigma around lighter beers and spiked seltzers to wane even among craft beer industry folks.
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While a Seamless credit never expires, the social insulation that immediately follows a death tends to wane after a few weeks.
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We cannot afford for the protection of voting rights to wax and wane depending on who is in the White House.
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But Jimmy Choo, which New York-based Kors bought last year for $1.2 billion, has seen its popularity wane among younger consumers.
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Even there, executions are on the wane: just 20 were carried out in 2016, down from a peak of 98 in 20153.
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According to the WANE, the vet found that the puppy had endured "multiple traumas" in the few month he had been alive.
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In the near future, the double standard women face in the workplace will wane as adoption of data-driven decision making grows.
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On the other end, Wall's energy continues to wane, and that aforementioned unpredictable shot selection doesn't exactly help Washington balance the court.
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Despite offering various discounts on admission in 2015, SeaWorld saw attendance at the parks wane after the first quarter of the year.
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He was covering the majority of the expenses, so I had no right to complain when our romantic relationship started to wane.
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But the treatments don't work for many other kinds of cancer, the immunity can wane and they can cause serious side effects.
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But when that she-ro's appearance is specifically geared to gratify male sexual fantasy, the empowerment flag tends to wane a little.
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Let's just hope the momentum to understand Zika virus doesn't wane now that its status as an international threat has been lifted.
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In contrast, one member called on the BOJ to ease policy further, because the impact of its easing could wane over time.
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The movement across each pictures watches the glow of the sign wax and wane as the water moves further down the sidewalk.
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For their third project, Super Slimey, they officially teamed up to wax and wane about fallen friends, lady problems, drugs and money.
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Interest in the consumption of dog meat continues to wane around the world, but the festival, and its cruel practices, still continue.
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It's easy for momentum on hostage recovery to wane as months of captivity turn into years and as hard cases appear intractable.
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The grassroots days of FGC are on the wane, in other words, and it's inevitable that the scene will shape itself accordingly.
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"While exporters' worries about demand from abroad wane, more companies see a danger in the political framework for business," said the DIHK.
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Between those two points, the moon must wax (grow fuller) and then wane (grow slimmer in appearance until it's no longer visible).
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A Russian journalist had the temerity to question whether, at 30, Rooney's powers might be on the wane and the captain bristled.
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In the wake of the Brexit vote, however, we expect that C-suite optimism on all three of these fronts will wane.
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While the winds of optimism about peace wax and wane, bombs continue to go off in Afghanistan, killing soldiers and civilians alike.
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But these starry encounters were fleeting, and Isabel would see academia's enthusiasm for the MBTI wane by the end of the '60s.
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And Fed chairman Jerome Powell this week hinted that the boost the economy received from various policies could soon begin to wane.
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The latest bloodshed occurred a few days after Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Yaalon declared that grassroots Palestinian violence was on the wane.
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Founded in 2003, its fortunes began to wane in 2015 after Wall Street Journal reports suggested its devices were flawed and inaccurate.
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With a 2-0 series lead, its likely that confidence won't wane even if the Cavs decide to guard him more closely.
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But over time, the benefits of herd immunity wane as more children are born, providing fresh tinder for the next epidemiological wildfire.
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But it also appears that any deterrent effect of Mr. Trump's tough talk and ramped-up immigration enforcement has begun to wane.
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Rigorous studies are essential, because symptoms from arthritis and injuries can wax and wane, making it hard to determine whether treatments work.
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But that activity has been on the wane since the authorities shut down some of the largest online black markets this year.
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The president saw his initial popularity begin to wane when his wife purchased a home from a government contractor on favorable terms.
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But with the NRA's power on the wane, the bill is attracting support from the GOP, particularly moderates in suburban swing districts.
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And with the decline of unions, one of the last pillars of top-down authority in their coalition is on the wane.
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Mr. Villaraigosa said he and his aides saw his own prospects wane as support for Mr. Cox rose after the Trump endorsement.
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If you're in a relationship, you may notice your energy wane, but that doesn't mean that you can't enjoy some down-time.
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But it all will be refracted through social media's twisted lens, the one, immutable influence of the 2010s that will never wane.
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Rents are also rising, underlining demand among occupiers, although early second quarter indicators on yields suggest investor confidence has started to wane.
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The catch is that as parties wax or wane in influence, the territory it controls within your faction's empire expands and contracts.
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In the 1980s, with the studio system on the wane, "superagent" Michael Ovitz was often described as the most powerful man in town.
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" At the time of their deaths, Pasztor told local station WANE that she suffocated her children to send them to "a better place.
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While the erotic thriller was already on the wane, One Night Stand is best seen now as fascinating variation/extension of that movement.
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On the positive side, drought conditions should wane in the northern Plains and the lower Missouri Valley owing to the usual spring rains.
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And I don't know about you, but I can only play so many shooting galleries before my enthusiasm for VR starts to wane.
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Apple has been placing more focus on its services as iPhone sales wane, but individual product lines are still critical for the company.
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Last fall, interest in REITs had begun to wane, as expectations of higher interest rates outweighed solid fundamentals in the real estate market.
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The Michigan man needs all the help he can get this season as a mild winter causes normally profitable shoveling gigs to wane.
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Goldman Sachs told clients to buy dividend growth names as the performance of the general market may wane due to lower stock buybacks.
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If we've learned anything from history, though, it's that all cool trends wax and wane, then come back when we least expect it.
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Goldman Sachs called corporate buybacks "the most dominant source" of demand for stocks last year, while warning that purchases were beginning to wane.
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And once one relaxes the demand for total universality, the distinction between "free college" and other progressive higher education ideas starts to wane.
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Labour is hoping that support for the Conservatives and the SNP—which both have firm, opposing lines on independence—will wane as well.
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Yet we have also invested too much in Asia -- and have too much at stake there -- to let US influence and interest wane.
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Experts have said they expect foreign acquisitions from China to be on the wane all year because of the stepped-up capital controls.
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As the self-driving car transition matures, individual car ownership will wane, as will the necessity to park one's automobile in a garage.
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For a time, it appeared China was enforcing United Nations sanctions, but there are many signs now that enforcement is starting to wane.
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The wane of linguistic diversity is the cultural equivalent of the loss of ecological diversity and, as such, a natural source of inspiration.
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Direct deposit is by far the most common employee payment method in the United States, and checks have long been on the wane.
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His own belief in the likelihood of a bill securing final passage seemed to wax and wane almost by the minute on Tuesday.
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The El Nino effect is likely to wane after monsoon hits the southern Kerala coast by the end of May, the statement said.
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But as his strength begins to wane, he agrees to enter into a truce with the enemy, a massive empire known as Niflheim.
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The state-level fight for legalization will continue, but with any federal progress likely on hold, investments and other state campaigns could wane.
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Schachter is worried Apple will lose more momentum because demand for the App Store and other services may wane as iPhone sales slow.
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Mr. Greene, a billionaire who made a late entry into the race, briefly appeared as a top contender before seeing his popularity wane.
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"Banging up against the holiday period, lender appetite starts to wane and we're starting to see some pretty significant interest rates," he said.
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They also worry that the international support that the opposition has been able to muster could wane as a result of our decision.
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Data released on Friday suggest that a nascent economic uptick is beginning to wane and that China could slip back into a slowdown.
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The reprieve could end up being a setback for the president, whose leverage is likely to wane with the approach of Christmas Day.
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But by early 2011, Hezbollah's standing began to wane after a United Nations tribunal indicted several of its members for Mr. Hariri's assassination.
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Even in recent years, when his power began to wane, Mr. Weinstein threw one of the splashiest parties after the Golden Globes ceremony.
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But as that campaign begins to wane, the American partnership with the Kurds is bringing it into ever-more-direct conflict with Turkey.
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But his process is one of wax and wane, and this season, he was in a pared-back mode, one that felt right.
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A major restoration that concluded in 1982 bought the Atlanta Cyclorama more time before the painting's quality and appeal began to wane again.
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This was the largest weekly volume on record for the sector, and syndicate desks do not expect issuance to wane any time soon.
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Not so long ago, in an ill-advised flourish of complacency, liberal opinion suggested that nationalism, like religious fundamentalism, was on the wane.
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We downgrade LEN to SW, moving into a more selective posture as macro catalysts wane, with limited valuation upside as earnings momentum weakens.
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The NBA tide has turned, and public perception of LeBron James as a golden basketball god amongst sweaty mortals is on the wane.
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The mobile patent wars, which at one point had nearly every company suing or being sued, had been seemingly on the wane of late.
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As Europe's economic fortunes wane and competition in the U.S. tightens, selective expansion in Asia might be Barclays' best shot at increasing market share.
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Al-Shabaab has seen its power wane in recent years, thanks in part to an African Union coalition dedicated to peacekeeping in the country.
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"It's just different because they are not the big personalities," said the 52-year-old when asked why boxing's popularity was on the wane.
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"Should the SARB reduce interest rates, the rand's carry-trade appeal would wane against on relative EM basis," said Nedbank technical strategist Mehul Daya.
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This was bad news for Sanders at the high point of his campaign, but as his odds of victory wane it becomes good news.
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Online social media influencers, who are seen as a valuable asset to digital marketers, are seeing their power wane, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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He won a fourth election in 1990 to become Australia's longest-serving Labor prime minister but his popularity began to wane amid a recession.
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After raising its revenue forecast Tuesday, Coca-Cola is feeling positive heading into the second half of 2019 as concerns about economic uncertainty wane.
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It's something analysts at Goldman Sachs pointed to as they saw Tesla's competitive lead beginning to wane in the face of other EV launches.
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Perhaps as more people can legally toke up, the logic goes, their interest in loosening up with a six-pack has started to wane.
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Like many of his colleagues, Powell hinted that the boost that the economy has gotten from various federal policies could soon begin to wane.
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And although industrial exports are on the wane, South Korea is looking to tap China's growing middle class by promoting its consumer goods industry.
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Overt anti-Semitism, like many blatant forms of prejudice, has often seemed to be on the wane, at least in the post-war period.
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The effect of air strikes could wane in a fortnight or month unless there is further escalation between the nuclear armed rivals, Dehejia said.
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The effect of air strike could wane in a fortnight or month unless there is further escalation between the nuclear armed rivals, Dehejia said.
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When they fail, they are mostly boring and claustrophobic, and they show the cracks in a show that may already be on the wane.
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The track maintains his glimmering, ethereal soundscapes, but just over halfway through wades into murky waters that swell and wane into a rousing finale.
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With roughly 53,25 baby boomers turning 21 each day for the next 22012 years, interest in such arrangements is unlikely to wane anytime soon.
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The IMF said that investments have so far not suffered from the political stalemate, but investor confidence could wane if talks last much longer.
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Broadcasters need scale if they are going to survive in an evolving media market, where their share of advertisers and audiences continue to wane.
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But the Juárez Cartel has seen its influence wane in recent years, particularly since the arrest of its leader, Alberto Carrillo Fuentes, in 2013.
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"The trend in quarterly growth is clearly on the wane," said Curt Long, chief economist at the National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions.
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The company has been placing more focus on its services as iPhone sales wane, but individual product lines are still critical for the company.
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Though America's engagement with the world would wax and wane over the subsequent decades, that same Rough Rider spirit defined the coming American century.
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Between the mystery and Trump's bravado, then, it's unlikely that interest in the fallout of this latest secretive Russian disaster will wane anytime soon.
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With the sugar rush of U.S. tax cuts wearing off, U.S. profit margins look set to wane while EM margins have further to go.
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In 2017, Djokovic had mysteriously fallen apart, and the first half of this year bore all the signs of a continuation of his wane.
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Mr. Cohen's commitment to Mr. Trump began to wane after a highly publicized F.B.I. raid on his home, office and hotel room in April.
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Writing it off as a fluke, the same political class predicted that Latino support for President Trump would wane once he was in office.
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When black South Africans become educated and move into the middle class, their loyalty to the party tends to wane, recent elections have shown.
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That is the measure of grief and fury I felt rise inside me as I watched Elizabeth Warren's bid for the Democratic nomination wane.
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Ramsey thinks that if the sentiment-driven economic narrative starts to wane as coronavirus fears flare, the US could be forced into a recession.
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A band used for bodyweight training and stretching, known as TRX, is one of the hottest accessories around, as kettlebell popularity starts to wane.
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ANZ market economist David Qu in Shanghai said PPI will rise by 2.5 percent next year, though momentum will wane in the second half.
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The spike, at a time when rates of the disease are on the wane in older people, is both baffling and worrisome, scientists say.
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As Rebecca Traister has argued at the Cut, perhaps Weinstein could only be ousted when his power in Hollywood was already on the wane.
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DONALD TRUMP'S style of political crisis-management is straightforward: admit nothing, counter-attack, obfuscate, ride it out and wait for public attention to wane.
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The secular tradition in Turkey was on the wane, and it seemed possible that he was spinning a conspiracy theory to explain its decline.
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" McConnell also wrote: "While the political will to continue this hard work may wax and wane, the threats to our nation aren't going anywhere.
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That's an argument GOP lawmakers who want a deal are making to Trump to convince him he has maximum leverage now that will wane.
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MOSCOW, July 10 (Reuters) - With their national team out of the World Cup, interest among Russians in the soccer tournament is beginning to wane.
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With gasoline consumption projected to wane, many petroleum companies are doubling down on producing the petrochemicals needed for plastic manufacturing to safeguard future profits.
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But as cryptocurrency prices wax and wane, so to have the levels of interest for companies in the space when it comes to recruitment.
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A balm for Trump have been opinion polls showing his job approval rating on the rise and the popularity of impeachment on the wane.
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By concealing his failures, suppressing academic rivals and pandering to Stalin, Lysenko survived for decades, although his influence began to wane in the 1950s.
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In this view, American dominance promotes peace and makes the world safe for democracy — allowing that dominance to wane thus risks inviting chaos and tyranny.
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Bullishness continued to wane in Minneapolis wheat futures and options as funds cut their net long to 6,093 contracts from 7,005 in the prior week.
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There is indeed an elephant in our brain, but its influence can wax and wane — and ultimately humans hold their agency in their own hands.
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Biden has so far shown staying power at the top of a jammed Democratic field even as his rivals' polling numbers wax and wane. Sen.
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But banks' strength in retail operations may wane by the end of this year, when net interest income growth grinds to a halt, Peabody said.
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This week, we'll see the moon wane in earnest, from a third quarter moon tonight to a waning crescent to a new moon next week.
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" Twitter spokesperson Raki Wane said that the company has been working to improve its content moderation and that they "always do look at the studies.
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Photo: APAs the U.S. commitment to its long-running railgun program appears ready to wane, China's own program might be winding up, recent reports suggest.
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One Nation has traditionally enjoyed strong support in Australia's northeast, but saw support wane at last year's state election in Hanson's home state of Queensland.
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Therefore, Norway vaulted ahead despite its economy being hit by the plummeting oil price, meanwhile happiness in the U.S. continues to wane despite incomes increasing.
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A study released by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) this July found that condom use, particularly among young gay men, is on the wane.
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Professional repair work was on the wane, thanks to increasingly affordable electronics, aggressive copyright policies, proprietary designs, and business models built on encouraging frequent upgrades.
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Even reducing the number of companies heading to the public markets will make it harder for other companies to IPO as liquidity and attention wane.
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Similarly, Barclays suggests that growth in Spain will moderate as the positive effects of temporary factors pushing consumption - including a 2015 income tax cut - wane.
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The fitness tracker world is fiercely competitive, and leaders such as Fitbit have had trouble recently as interest in their products has started to wane.
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My personal interest in this demographic has never been all that personal and continues to wane—I wish a few of his antiheroes had kids.
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The artists used algorithms to wax and wane different patterns and develop them into three-dimensional shapes that they would then print using a Makerbot.
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As the government heads into day 19 of the partial shutdown, optimism that negotiators will reach a deal in the near future continues to wane.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said there is further room for the bank to expand its quantitative easing program if inflation continues to wane.
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With the country's right-wing populists struggling, and a prodigal leader ready to return from Brussels, Polish EU-bashing may soon be on the wane.
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China's appetite for cheap U.S. ethanol could also wane this year as domestic companies increase production, said an official at the China Alcohol Industry Association.
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When your lunch-packing-every-day-for-an-entire-month willpower begins to weaken and wane, there's a cookbook out there with a game plan.
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Dr. Tisch's influence over the board began to wane last year with the election of several new Regents who were skeptical of the state tests.
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It's time to face the fact that Mobile World Congress' appeal for startups is starting to wane, and who knows if it'll ever be back.
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After all, injuries, weather, or other factors beyond your control can interfere with your training and racing plans, and your motivation may wax and wane.
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Sperm counts and sperm health can wane over time and in reality, "take home baby" rates post-vasectomy actually range from 50 to 163 percent.
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Violent crime in the territory has been on the wane, with assaults and domestic violence declining over the past year, according to state crime statistics.
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Working as an emergency physician for 20 years has allowed me to see the wax and wane of coverage and use of the emergency department.
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While he appeared to wilt slightly during the five hours he waited before an M.C. summoned him for a tour, his enthusiasm did not wane.
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It's hard to overlook how ubiquitous the Wests have become since their first Vogue cover, and their collective influence isn't likely to wane anytime soon.
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Egypt, which has seen its influence wane, is seeking allies and relevance wherever it can find them, even if that means shelving concerns about Iran.
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Longer-term, some analysts expect dollar strength to wane and possible geopolitical concerns and the heavy weight of gold bearish positions to help bullion recover.
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And the President's confidence in the bipartisan group of congressional negotiators working to reach a long term agreement on border security has continued to wane.
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It's no longer enough to make and sell vehicles, especially as car sales are on the wane in key markets around the world, including China.
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As recession concerns began to wane in September, so-called value stocks that are considered cheap relative to fundamentals suddenly overtook high-flying growth stocks.
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His popularity ratings have slipped, but only marginally, now that the nationalist euphoria set off by his 2014 annexation of Crimea has started to wane.
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Many economists had already expected growth to slow in 2019 as the effects of the tax cuts that took effect last year begin to wane.
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There is some potential good news: If you look at the epidemic curve of the outbreak, it seems pulmonary plague cases have recently started to wane.
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Silvana Tenreyro, external member of the Monetary Policy Committee, said the upward pressure on inflation from sterling weakness will start to wane in the coming months.
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There is a clear sense now among analysts, traders and investors that the potency of further monetary easing from major central banks is on the wane.
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Progress As they prepare for official interest in promoting safe sex to wane again, women like Zoo, Zhao and Xiao Niao are only just getting started.
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The ECB estimates that higher oil prices will add more than 40 basis points to inflation by February but the cumulative impact will then gradually wane.
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"There comes a time when all games wane in popularity, but Supercell's audience will certainly give them scale to build on when that happens," he said.
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Traditional sources of off-balance sheet financing are on the wane under a multi-year crackdown by Beijing on the country's so-called shadow lending sector.
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The very nature of emotions—which are symbolized by the Water element—is to ebb and flow, wax and wane, swell and shrink, come and go.
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Silvana Tenreyro, external member of the BoE's Monetary Policy Committee, said upward pressure on inflation from sterling weakness will start to wane in the coming months.
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In four or five years, the batteries in the roughly one and a quarter million EVs currently on the road are going to start to wane.
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Here, we're using a lip liner on the eyes to create a pink stain, and pressing in this iridescent powder called Chameleon Glow in Wax + Wane.
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"As positive as the housing market has been, there is a risk that activity will wane," GlobalData Retail analyst Håkon Helgesen said in a client note.
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"Gold could drop to the $1,250-1,0.033 per ounce area where upon we would expect physical demand to increase and risk selling to wane," he added.
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It took him nearly three years to perfect The Life of Pablo and only two days post announcement for interest to wane in its exclusive platform.
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College gossip app Yik Yak saw its popularity wane, and pivots to chat, status updates and meeting up with friends offline failed to reinvigorate the startup.
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Once the chaos caused by the multiple wildfires begins to wane, the rescue will work on finding the donkeys' owners if they haven't already come forward.
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And now that Guatemala has in effect given Belize a veto over its own dismemberment, if Belize does vote no, passions are likely to wane further.
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It's interesting to be thinking these sort of meta-genre thoughts as I'm playing Apex Legends, and that's because it knows that your attention will wane.
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"We need to mark that day with a massive demonstration that shows that our resistance is not going to wane or fade away," the group said.
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The rejection is a blow to Turnbull, who has seen his popularity wane amid frustration that he has failed to live up to his progressive reputation.
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Interest from some Chinese home buyers may wane, but overall they tend to have bigger budgets for home purchases than other international buyers, the report found.
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And some people think that Buddhist authorities are growing more strident as the influence of Thailand's royal establishment, which has traditionally checked them, begins to wane.
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In late 2013, when so-called "people discovery" apps like Highlight were on the wane, I met with Davison to see a redesigned version of Highlight.
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Autonomy at the acquired companies has seemed to wane since Facebook installed loyal lieutenants like Adam Mosseri and Will Cathcart to run Instagram and WhatsApp, respectively.
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Goldman said cost savings from the Heinz acquisition of Kraft are beginning to deplete, and that outperformance compared to the company's peers is likely to wane.
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The history of the Yugurs tells of the wax and wane and mixing of cultures, dictated by geography and migration and the choices made by societies.
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"Risk appetite continued to wane into mid-week, with major Wall Street indices shedding more gains," analysts at Singapore's OCBC Bank wrote in a morning note.
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Should demand for manufactured goods wane, Mexico will be increasingly dependent on consumer spending, which makes up about two-thirds of the economy, to underpin growth.
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Demand for Apple's iPhone continues to wane and many tech companies face higher component prices if the trade war between the United States and China escalates.
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That said, we do know that our vaccine-provided immunity to measles can wane years or decades later, even in people who have gotten two shots.
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She and Ms. Winfrey used to talk four or five times a day, but when she started at CBS, the late-night calls began to wane.
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Norman Maine (Fredric March), a self-destructive movie star whose career is on the wane, gives her the break she needs; also they fall in love.
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Professional repair work has been on the wane, thanks to increasingly affordable electronics, aggressive copyright policies, proprietary designs and business models built on encouraging frequent upgrades.
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"Repeating certain behaviors causes positive and negative emotional responses to wane," said Wendy Wood, a professor of psychology and business at the University of Southern California.
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He has founded several companies, including rocket maker SpaceX and The Boring Company - leading some to speculate that his interest in leading Tesla could eventually wane.
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The Islamic State is losing ground and Syrian rebels are on the wane, leaving in place a leader considered a pariah in much of the world.
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With the end of "The Ed Sullivan Show," the demand for seeing Mr. Jordan mold his body and voice to imitate its host began to wane.
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Similarly, the bravery of anyone willing to leave Earth on a rocket is unquestionable, but the exclusivity of the job will wane — slowly, certainly, but inexorably.
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However, consumer price inflation is expected to start to wane as the peak impact from sterling's sharp fall in mid-2016 drops out of annual comparisons.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said Friday there is further room for the BoJ to expand its quantitative easing program if inflation continues to wane.
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It kept us trapped in the tiny town of Kangirsuk for three days as we watched our mussel-hunting opportunity wane with the latest full moon.
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After building a 23-203 lead, UCLA saw its defensive intensity wane a bit, and Thunderbirds scored 220 over the half's final 24 211/2 minutes.
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The company is expanding into other fitness areas, hoping to ride larger trends as boutique spinning begins to wane, and cheaper competitors and copycats move in.
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The company is expanding into other fitness areas, hoping to ride larger trends as boutique spinning begins to wane, and cheaper competitors and copycats move in.
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But the effects of all that stimulus are starting to wane, and problems are emerging that make a recession in 20203 look more and more likely.
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Zuma has survived several no-confidence votes during his rule thanks to loyal voting by ANC lawmakers, but support for his leadership is on the wane.
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Euro zone and UK business confidence data due out next week will either inflame or soothe concerns that the region's economic momentum may be starting to wane.
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Equities around the world have been surging this year, but the run for one country's stock market could soon wane as political unrest comes to a head.
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After winning a Student Academy Award in 1975 for his film Euphoria, the independent animation community began to wane, forcing Collins to adapt to the changing times.
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Valliere said the chances for the so-called border adjustment tax seemed to wane after President Donald Trump this week met with retailers who oppose the plan.
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The prevalence of such behaviors "appears to wax and wane according to prevailing environmental pressures," explains Dan Stein, a psychiatry professor at the University of Cape Town.
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"Anna visits me in my dreams and talks to me all the time," Ivanov told the court before proclaiming that his love for her will never wane.
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But its popularity has been on the wane given the emergence of online shopping and cheap deals through the year from retailers including e-commerce giant Amazon.
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The White House and its allies had long expected that the antipathy for the health care law would wane as coverage increased and other policy fights arose.
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It may wane as interest rates fall, leaving central banks less room to jolt economies out of their pessimism, and as government policymakers fumble their fiscal tools.
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A decade after taking control of a political party in crisis and on the wane, Mitch McConnell somehow, someway, brought the Republican Party to the promised land.
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Were Trump to shift the bulk of his posts to Facebook or Snapchat, outsiders would likely take it as a sign that Twitter was on the wane.
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But inherited antibodies wane two to three months earlier if the mother was vaccinated than they do if she became immune after being infected by the virus.
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As soon as the D. A. stepped away from her microphone, Ernest's spirit began to wane, the ghost's skin like sunlight shining through a thin linen curtain.
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But "Love Is the Message" traces Pray Tell's journey through the last few weeks of his lover's life, as he watches his boyfriend wane and finally die.
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In other words, day and night are equal length today—ushering in a time of calm and stillness as the light begins to wane going into winter.
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The White House has long expected that the fierce politicking around the law would wane as millions of people got coverage and other issues took center stage.
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While Hong Kong will remain a busy airport, its relative regional significance is set to wane as mainland airports get bigger and mainland airlines improve their hardware.
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Three sitting Australian prime ministers have been ousted by their own parties since 2010, dumped by their colleagues almost as soon as their popularity began to wane.
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Something tells us, however, that it will likely line up with whenever his Dancing With The Stars appearance winds down — and his cash flow starts to wane.
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But some analysts say it has lost its way since reaching what is considered its highest political milestone, and some polls show that its support could wane.
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Enthusiasm over Trump's pro-growth agenda of lower taxes, less regulation and more domestic infrastructure spending could wane now that political realities are getting in the way.
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Inequality, which had been on the wane from the 1930s until the 1970s, had risen sharply back toward the high levels of the Industrial Revolution, he argued.
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Does that propensity to invest within one's own metro area, state or broader geographic region wax or wane as a function of where an investor is based?
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"The prevailing pessimism since the global financial crisis, which fostered colorful language such as 'secular stagnation' and 'low-growth trap,' is clearly on the wane," he said.
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Official and private manufacturing surveys for China show global demand for Chinese goods is clearly on the wane, with export orders shrinking for months in a row.
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Democrats now face the risk that the public's interest will wane as the House breaks for a six-week recess that starts two days after Mueller's testimony.
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As the Trump administration progressed, and particularly as Trump surrounded himself with more like-minded advisers, like Mike Pompeo and John Bolton, Mattis's influence began to wane.
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However, analysts are forecasting growth to decelerate to just above 2 percent as the boost from the 2017 tax cuts and increased government spending begin to wane.
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As metal got more extreme, its investment in sci-fi seemed to wane when compared to the tried-and-true lyrical themes of Satanism, horror and mythology.
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"Wax & Wane," Ms. Younger's sleek, assured new album, luxuriates in groove: It's the latest statement from a jazz generation weaned on hip-hop producers like J Dilla.
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Thirty-four-year-old Cheikh Wane, whose hardware shop was bulldozed, said hundreds of people in his district of Mbao have been waiting for payouts since 2017.
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Yet, a "substantial portion" of relapsing MS patients evolve to develop progressive MS, where symptoms no longer wax and wane and instead worsen over time, explained Bebo.
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In an age when religion and philosophy are on the wane, social science has stepped in to fill a void; the Stanford Prison Experiment showed the way.
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But they warn that support may wane if congressmen are forced to vote several times to protect Temer - whose popularity is languishing in single-digits - from trial.
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Congress should be pushing to restore funding to our starved domestic budget; not negotiating with Trump on whether or not to continue letting our domestic investments wane.
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"The longer it takes for Google to find a second act, the more you're f----d," he said about those companies, adding that investor patience will wane.
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He stressed that the coronavirus could still be contained, pointing out that new cases are on the wane in hard-hit countries China, South Korea and Singapore.
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One reason for its success is that print titles — on the wane in the United States — are still doing robust business in other parts of the world.
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Sisters like the Marches and Bennets partake in a cinematic tradition that has never managed to wane even amid demands for more politically engaged representations of women.
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According to the newspaper, Russian officials had hoped that President Trump would reverse his predecessor's decision after settling into office, but those hopes have begun to wane.
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Since then, the iPod's influence has continued to wane, as thinner phones with more storage and faster internet speeds made streaming services like Apple Music more attractive.
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"As positive as the housing market has been, there is a risk that activity will wane," GlobalData Retail analyst Hakon Helgesen wrote in a note to clients.
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"Some of those tend to be cyclical," he said, meaning their prices wax and wane with macroeconomic trends, even as long-term demand for their products endures.
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Still, once bans begin to lift and fears of the virus spreading wane, there is an expectation that people in China will once again flock to cinemas.
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Called the new "cash crop" for grocery stores, cauliflower has exploded in popularity in the past couple of years and isn't expected to wane any time soon.
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Twenty-four years later, the looming standoff is a risky venture for France's hard-left unions who have seen membership and public support wane in recent years.
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But diplomatic ties always wax and wane, and the far more dramatic assassination of Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006 did not cause permanent damage.
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Once interest rates rise and bonds start paying out more, investors' desire for some dividend payers (utilities, say) tends to wane, putting downward pressure on share prices.
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But it will also lift pressure on Maduro to act against Guaido as his authority continues to wane and the country's economic meltdown fuels malnutrition and hunger.
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It's an ambitious bet that, no matter how TV ratings wax or wane, interest in the world that comics writer Robert Kirkman created will continue to fuel interest.
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Looking forward, with the market turmoil overseas and the recognition that the effect of the tax cuts will begin to wane, it's hard to think it'll get better.
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Don't forget that it wasn't until Ronald Reagan's movie and TV career was truly on the wane that he started to seriously consider running for Governor of California.
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A recent European study by Microsoft found that most girls became interested in STEM at around the age of 11, but their interest began to wane at 15.
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But eventually, the Sun's energy should wane, creating a boundary where interstellar hydrogen piles up at the edge of the outward pressure caused by the solar wind's energy.
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It appeared in the middle of a Stephen King renaissance that has yet to wane, and the two-year wait for the new film hasn't dulled fans' eagerness.
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And Google understands that your interests wax and wane over time, so if you stop searching for something the algorithm allows that topic to atrophy in your feed.
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But the positive effects of private consumption are likely to wane next year, as rising consumer prices and weaker wage increases are expected to discourage Germans from spending.
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Hopes that the coronavirus epidemic could be on the wane were soured by a spike in fatalities, with an additional 242 bringing China's coronavirus death toll to 1,367.
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It's not unusual for players who broke out as teenagers, as the 16-year-old Rooney did for Everton, to start to wane around age 30 or so.
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China, which today accounts for half the world's planned capacity, has seen its coal appetite wane in the last few years and is tacking toward cleaner energy sources.
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In the '80s, as Murray's paintings became more and more dimensional, their spontaneity never seemed to wane, despite all it took to design and prepare her expanding structures.
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As exciting as it was for die-hard fans, it was also a long season, and there's a good chance your interest started to wane over the months.
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The strength and breadth of the support for dealing with out-of-pocket drug costs suggests that public support is much less likely to wane for those proposals.
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This was the point when the expletives started to creep in and the adrenaline I came in with started to wane — a minor panic attack taking its place.
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U.S. growth is expected to slow as well as the impact of President Donald Trump's $1.5 trillion tax cut package as well as federal spending begin to wane.
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Worries about government moves to cool demand imposed by the province of Ontario in the spring have started to wane, said TREB President Tim Syrianos in the report.
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During 2018, the bond market was hit by concerns there would be a higher fiscal deficit and possible sovereign rating downgrades, but the worries have started to wane.
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Sales of VW brand models slumped 4 percent in January but returned to growth in February suggesting the impact from the diesel emissions scandal was beginning to wane.
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The numbers are good — an estimated $132 million overseas gives the movie a week one total of almost $270 million — but attendance trends suggest interest will wane rapidly.
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As demand for high-end smartphones begins to wane in key markets, companies have been searching for the next big thing to convince consumers to upgrade their devices.
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Yet as I spoke to Donna that morning, I realized how much that omniscience has begun to wane — unleashing a more experimental or even artisanal approach in oncology.
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The reasoning was that the anticipated (but not yet delivered) fiscal stimulus program would temporarily boost growth in 2018 and early 2019, but its effects would gradually wane.
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A heavy defeat for the right-wing politician Marine Le Pen in May's French presidential election was touted as evidence that populism in Europe was on the wane.
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Most renters or buyers won't think twice if they stumble onto a hard-to-pass-up deal; besides, death and whatever stigma surrounds an apartment wane with time.
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At Thursday's DealBook conference, Mr. Goodell said ratings wax and wane in cycles, but he acknowledged that there had been fundamental shifts in the way people use media.
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Is our best hope for the best Trump to be so fantastically adulatory when he's reasonable that he's motivated to stay on that course, lest the adulation wane?
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Not only is the era of the star designer on the wane, but a newly informed generation of consumers now coming to maturity already knows what it wants.
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Despite UK Funky seeming on the wane since its heyday during the late noughties, one man is on a personal mission to bring it back into the limelight.
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From Nicki Minaj's iconic Anaconda album cover, to Rihanna's denim thong, to Miley Cyrus' weed leaf thong leotard, it seems the historic undergarment's influence has yet to wane.
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Though there was a brief revival in the aftermath of Green Street and its box office rivals, casual culture began to wane around the turn of the millennium.
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As the ECB rebalances its 2 trillion euro ($2.27 trillion) government bond portfolio next year, Italy, France and Spain are likely to see demand for their debt wane.
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They also figured that, under pressure from his allies at the N.R.A., Mr. Trump would quickly return to the fold and let his enthusiasm for gun control wane.
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As SXSW scrambles to figure out how to salvage the event, the bigger concern might be that its value was already on the wane, as Patrick Coffee found.
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In the months after Mr. Dowd's arrival, Mr. Kasowitz, who had never intended to serve as the president's chief lawyer, saw his influence at the White House wane.
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Continued and deliberate attempts at mass violence, wrought by a movement that plans more of the same, will not end on their own, or simply wane with inattention.
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It is not clear what happens when that economic wellbeing starts to wane, but it is clear that the Chinese Communist Party does not want to find out.
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She has indicated she could stand again and, while the absence of an obvious successor makes her the most likely candidate, her personal ratings are on the wane.
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But the effectiveness of those efforts began to wane because they were not accompanied by sufficient incentives to encourage governments, farmers and local businesspeople to protect their forests.
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The more optimistic outlook for trade and expectations that U.S. outperformance will gradually wane continued to depress the U.S. dollar, which fell 0.42% against the yen to 108.11.
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It changed its name to the Congressional Staff Club in 1971 and disbanded in the 1990s as the appeal of bipartisan organizations began to wane on Capitol Hill.
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Bulgaria is an eager member of the European Union, but as rising nationalism caused support for the union to wane, here and elsewhere, Russian influence has crept in.
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"Mall traffic will likely continue to wane over the years ahead," Even Kohl's, which has most of its stores away from malls, seems to have lost its footing.
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But they warn that support may wane if congressmen are forced to vote several times to protect Temer - whose popularity is languishing in the single-digits - from trial.
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"Global risk appetite may continue to wane on the back of U.S. President Trump's latest reshuffle to suddenly oust Tillerson," OCBC Treasury Research analysts said in a note.
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Between the lines: The AfD was on the wane until the 2015 migration crisis paved its way into the federal Parliament in 2017 with 12.6% of the vote.
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This kind of victim-blaming is thankfully on the wane, however I'd argue that moderating one's own harmful behavior by drinking less is a more convincing and responsible take.
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With some older people, doctors might recommend they get the vaccine in the middle or end of October, because their immunity could wane toward the end of the season.
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That's not to say they think the influence of ETFs and index funds will wane; rather, it simply means they see the current torrid pace of growth as unsustainable.
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Without the reliance on foot traffic, companies like Wayfair, Amazon, and eBay are experimenting with their own branded sales days as the importance of long weekend shopping events wane.
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After the failure of the Wii U, and with 3DS sales on the wane, the Big N needs a hit, especially since the Nintendo Switch is still months away.
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This research suggests that, while motivation to use cannabis for sleep is high, and might initially be beneficial to sleep, these improvements might wane with chronic use over time.
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The study also found that drug mentions in music overall are on the wane, with a big spike in the mid-20023s followed by a sharp decline since 2013.
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As internet trends go, this one is on the wane, but we'd be remiss not to point of how incredible these Game of Thrones characters look as breakfast food.
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While researchers have found the diet can reduce people's hemoglobin A1C (a measure of blood sugar) and their reliance on medication, the effects tend to wane after one year.
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As any practicing witch can tell you, the equinox is a powerful time energetically; the start of autumn, specifically, marks the point at which the light begins to wane.
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Interestingly, sales of download albums are on the wane, down 13 percent on the year before, indicative of a continuing move from ownership of digital music to streaming services.
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Fans of games like Destiny and Diablo flocked to The Division's loot-motivated action, though several post-release patch missteps have seen the game's popularity wane in recent weeks.
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If presidents have pushed back on the 100-day marker as an arbitrary and unrealistic measurement, most have taken solace -- perhaps misplaced -- that the intense scrutiny does, eventually, wane.
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Government sources say Merkel needs Trump's support to make the G20 summit a success, however, and his willingness to compromise could wane if he perceives her as his enemy.
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Even as the band began to garner nationwide acclaim, with the release of their stunning debut album, Desperate Youth, Bloodthirsty Babes, their ties to the local Williamsburg didn't wane.
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While that supported expectations that the economy bounced back in the third quarter, economists expect the strength of the rebound will wane in the final quarter of the year.
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Mining stocks were among one of the badly hit sectors this year, with the likes of Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Glencore seeing their profits wane and dividends fall.
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The walls of this virtual environment, along with the frame of the video, wax and wane in time with the music, giving this viewer a pressured sense of claustrophobia.
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"You fear that as you get older, your connections to your youth start to wane and disappear," Mr. Saulnier, 39, said recently in a Brooklyn cafe near his home.
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"Often they come up in big crops and wax and wane over time," says Laura Ferris, a dermatologist and an associate professor of dermatology at the University of Pittsburgh.
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Somewhere around 1960, after Billie Holiday was gone and other classic jazz voices were on the wane, the tradition of midcentury jazz singing started to fold in on itself.
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As official policy on protests grows more severe and the #IChooseFish hashtag begins to wane, it seems that — at least for now — the government has chosen the former approach.
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Built largely during the first half of the 20th century, their popularity began to wane as home video emerged in the 1990s and multiplexes became popular a decade later.
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And as calendar days wane, hopes are rising that major legislation will find a home in the must-pass final spending package and sweep through to the president's desk.
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"Even for those with true allergy, it can wane," said Dr. Kimberly Blumenthal, the review's senior author, who is an allergist and an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School.
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Coming of age as the Italian neorealist movement was on the wane, he drew inspiration from the French New Wave and routinely worked across borders and with international casts.
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Even though the campaign is now on the back foot, the simultaneous (and often unexpected) popularity of Sanders's platform despite the wane of its messenger isn't entirely a surprise.
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Capitalism has a remarkable ability to absorb its own critiques, and it's notable that Sanrio has turned to the tactic as Hello Kitty's branding power has begun to wane.
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"Even U.S. growth is projected to decelerate over the next few years, however, as the long cyclical recovery runs its course and the effects of temporary fiscal stimulus wane".
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The growing strains on businesses and consumers could bring an end to Japan's longest post-war economic expansion, as the effects of prime minister Shinzo Abe's stimulus policies wane.
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But a weaker-than-expected holiday season thwarted that strategy, and Toys R Us increasingly risks lagging behind the likes of Walmart, Target and Amazon as its sales wane.
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You could blame all kinds of culprits — Netflix, bad or uninteresting movies, those rising ticket prices — but one thing seemed clear: The theatrical movie business was on the wane.
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According to DCS files, WANE reports, one caregiver called Rene "a danger to his sister" because he was allegedly violent and once tried to drown her in a kiddie pool.
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Pasztor had previously allegedly admitted to WANE that she also shot and killed Frank Macomber, 65, whose car she was driving when the children's bodies were found in the trunk.
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The Ninth World, the hodgepodge of mixed realities that make up the space of Torment, is chock full of castoffs who all have a wax and wane relationship with death.
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But sources now acknowledge that the benefits of such an approach will now wane, forcing Republicans to focus solely on defending Trump's actions, CNN's Kaitlan Collins and Pamela Brown reported.
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Not only is rising American oil production a threat, but in the coming decades demand for oil is expected to wane as it is replaced by cleaner sources of energy.
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Silvana Tenreyro, a new member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee, said upward pressure on UK inflation from sterling's weakness would start to wane in the coming months.
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Macron, whose pro-Europe, pro-business Republic On The Move party still controls 309 seats in the 577-seat National Assembly, has seen his popularity wane since he took power.
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But by 1991, when Hawk was in his early twenties, the sport's popularity was starting to wane, mainly due to skate parks being no longer able to afford liability insurance.
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Specifically, we had concerns that the magnitude of the top-line beats would likely wane, and more importantly, the deceleration in 2Q19 organic growth could catch some investors by surprise.
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Despite the delay — Apple announced Prime Video would be coming to the Apple TV back in June — it's clear the demand for Amazon's video content didn't wane in the least.
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China's Baidu said it has appointed a former Microsoft executive as chief operating officer, part of a push into artificial intelligence as earnings from its core search engine business wane.
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Labels heavily exposed to markets where Chinese tourism appears to be on the wane, such as Coach owner Tapestry or jeweler Tiffany in the United States, suffered as a result.
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Putin has no natural heir and even if he clings to office in the manner of Zimbabwe's 93-year-old Robert Mugabe, the Russian leader's power will wane with age.
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"Concerns that earnings growth may be peaking against an unsettled global backdrop and that fiscal stimulus will wane continued to weigh on sentiment," said analysts at ANZ in a note.
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Labels heavily exposed to markets where Chinese tourism appears to be on the wane, such as Coach owner Tapestry or jeweller Tiffany in the United States, suffered as a result.
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The benefits of early-childhood education take decades to materialise, after all, during which time backing for means-tested programmes might wane whereas support for universal pre-schooling would not.
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Venus has never won the French Open, and as her career appears to wane, she can take enjoyment from being in the third round for the first time since 2010.
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Also working against Bush's efforts to convince Republicans is that the faction of the party she belongs to, the Bush family, is now on the wane as a political force.
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Murray enjoyed success with the drop shot early in the match but that started to wane in a match that was always interesting if never turning into a real contest.
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Watching a succession of fiery-orange jellyfish flaring up in my skull, she had seen my pain wax and wane, its outlines shifting as mild discomfort became nearly unbearable agony.
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Solar and wind sources wax and wane in terms of generating electricity because of changing weather and light conditions, creating difficulties for the grid as it balances supply and demand.
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In Egypt's final World Cup game, both Saudi Arabia goals were conceded in the stoppage time of each half and the team's concentration seemed to wane as the clock ticked.
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Germany's DAX edged down 21% after IHS Markit's final Purchasing Managers' index readings showed German business conditions continued to wane in November, although at a less fast pace than recently.
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The data reflect a year in which U.S. economic growth was boosted by Trump's tax overhaul and a rise in government spending, the effects of which have begun to wane.
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But, the person added, he also acknowledged something else: that Ms. Hicks's happiness in her role had begun to wane lately, after a trying few weeks in the public glare.
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Of course, the pullback comes after the ratio hits the highest level on record in February, but it does suggest that earnings lift from tax reform has begun to wane.
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Dang passed away last year, but Nam Long's exclusivity and the splash-the-cash drinking culture it fostered had been on the wane since the 80s and subsequent financial downturns.
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He opens the main body of his book by recounting the bafflement of a visiting sociology professor who is informed that revolutionary sentiment is both rising and on the wane.
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Ask Well Immunity to the flu virus may wane over the course of the flu season, so you don't want to get a flu shot too early, or too late.
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Outbreaks of cholera tend to wax and wane and are affected by many factors, including flooding, population displacement, the immunity of victims and a phage virus that attacks Vibrio bacteria.
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"Recession odds, which we peg at roughly one-in-four in 2020, will wax and wane with developments on the trade war front," said Sal Guatieri, senior economist at BMO.
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"Any improvement in relations is likely to be temporary with tensions, on both trade and other issues like technology, continuing to wax and wane for the foreseeable future," she wrote.
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Rebutting a common perception that U.F.O. sightings are on the wane, the Costas' book shows that sightings have risen in waves, to 11,868 nationwide in 2015 from 3,12.73 in 2001.
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Across the twenty-three tracks, the artist seems both critical and protective of his city's street music, subtly reminding his peers that subcultures wane once they cross over into caricature.
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The major drawback of both wind and solar power is that they wax and wane with the breeze and sunshine, and not in response to when they are most needed.
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But wonder is on the wane, and we humans now so dominate the globe that we rarely feel as if we need to live with other animals on reciprocal terms.
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As the transactional view of politics continues to wane, it gets harder and harder to get things done over time, no matter what the exact balance of power in Washington.
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But given the distractions the Trump administration has been dealing with, it's not surprising that buying interest would wane on days when little or nothing is heard on the Trump agenda.
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The Fed and many economists outside the administration have long felt Trump's tax and spending policies would provide the economy a short-term boost, or a "sugar rush," that would wane.
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Even so, the fact that there are people choosing adoption in their 40s may be the canary in the coal mine, signaling that stigma surrounding older parents will start to wane.
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Clearly, it's got to have some point at which it begins to wane or reduce, because if that weren't true, we wouldn't need to re-immunize children when they enter school.
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Central bank effectiveness, however, is in the process of changing and may eventually wane, so political developments could have a bigger impact on markets in the months to come, he warned.
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But overall U.S. spending increases will be tempered beginning this year, the study said, as numbers of uninsured people enrolling in Medicaid and insurance plans offered by state insurance exchanges wane.
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It is this slow growth and an increasing lack of political control that has led McDowell to suggest that the Kremlin's influence over the vast country could be on the wane.
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But if a Moon landing takes more than 5 or so years to accomplish, the public support and billions required for it could wane or even dry up, leaving NASA stranded.
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An album, dubbed You're the Man, was scheduled for release that year, but when the title song stalled on the Billboard Pop charts, Gaye's enthusiasm for the project began to wane.
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While China is the world's top coal consumer, demand has been on the wane as economic growth slows and the country shifts away from fossil fuels in order to curb pollution.
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But this, the second risk, is more manageable, he said, and should wane as long as markets become convinced that Greece is pursuing the right economic policy and keeping its promises.
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Progress in banking sector reform has been made, but implementation is dependent on the political will to confront debtors, which could wane in the run-up to parliamentary elections in May.
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You know, when it's at night, and it's windy, and they're just all walking around shirtless… It felt a little like the bro was a little on the wane this year.
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To make matters worse, exporters unable to pass their extra carbon costs to world markets will likely see their competitiveness wane since the federal carbon-pricing plan doesn't issue export rebates.
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MAPASTEPEC, Mexico (Reuters) - So many migrants have stopped in the southern Mexican town of Mapastepec in recent months that longstanding public sympathy for Central Americans traveling northward is starting to wane.
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"The big question remains as to whether robust growth can be sustained or whether it will continue to wane in the coming months," Rob Dobson, an economist at IHS Markit, said.
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Egypt now fears its traditionally formidable regional clout is on the wane — amid crises in Iraq, Syria and Yemen, its role is miniscule compared to regional heavyweights Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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This is an important characteristic for those seeking different solutions to emergent problems, and one that can wane with age as we become more accustomed to life the way it is.
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"I really never thought I would see writers I looked up to, such as [New Yorkers] CES, WANE, RISK, and FUTURA come here and get down," Detroit-bred writer SEKT recalled.
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The men and women who compete in memory competitions score very highly on such tests and often do so well into their thirties, when the ability is typically on the wane.
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The two other films that followed — the Miami-based "Step Up Revolution" and the Vegas-set "Step Up All In" — were equally lighthearted, but excitement for the series began to wane.
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Under Steve Ballmer, Microsoft had become a place where product groups warred with each other for attention and influence, even as products like Windows 8 saw the company's star wane rapidly.
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Personal Health Immunity tends to wane by 20 percent a month, leaving those who got their shot in August or September with less than desirable protection by the time they're exposed.
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Moreover, it should lead the Alliance's strategizing for the rapid restoration of all planned training, exercises and deployments immediately upon indications that the threat of the pandemic is beginning to wane.
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Getting those forces to Europe and then getting them around Europe will be the biggest test yet for logistical muscles that the US and NATO let wane after the Cold War.
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Commodities linked to China's steel sector, which led the mid-April rally, were the hardest hit on Friday, on worries that demand in the world's biggest steel consumer could soon wane.
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It feels good, like someone actually paid attention to the wax and wane of gameplay in a cooperative shooter and tried to figure out how you could League or DOTAfy it.
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Facebook wants to generate more revenue from those services after warning that ad sales growth from its News Feed product will start to wane in the second half of this year.
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China is the world's top coal consumer but demand has been on the wane as economic growth slows and the country shifts away from fossil fuels in order to curb pollution.
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Although the no-confidence vote shows that support among ANC lawmakers for Zuma is on the wane, it is unclear how this rebellion could influence the succession battle in the branches.
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Power can wax and wane with the political moment too; the Blue Dog caucus of moderate Democrats that had tremendous leverage in the mid-aughts is now a shell of itself.
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But investor excitement started to wane after a report from an investment firm claimed that the deposit was actually worthless because the upfront capital costs would make the mine commercially inviable.
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The rise came as a report by BMI Research on Friday said fundamentals in the Asian diesel market remain weak, as demand for the fuel continues to wane in key Asian markets.
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Sawari, who traveled to Fiji last week, was deported and charged on return with falsifying passport documents on Friday, said Inspector Robert Wane, the commander of the Port Moresby International Airport police.
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While Al-Shabaab has seen its power wane in recent years -- thanks in part to an African Union coalition dedicated to peacekeeping in the country -- Mogadishu is still subject to frequent attacks.
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One of the [security professionals] I interviewed, to be completely honest, seemed depressed that burglary was on the wane and that there aren't as many burglars today as there used to be.
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The public approval has been largely in favor of Merkel's policies since 2015 but the support started to wane as the country began experiencing problems absorbing the new residents, the Times reported.
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Production had already been on the wane in the area for years after provincial governments shut down farms near water sources and population centers in a drive to clean up the environment.
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Rainfall intensity will wax and wane, but at least an inch is likely to fall through tonight, and possibly up to two inches or more, especially south and east of the District.
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His shop, which has seen its fortunes wax and wane with those of Kabul, was started by his father 21.10 years ago in Chindawul market, one of the oldest in the city.
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The effects of the tariffs on trade flows, prices and output are projected to rise over the next year, before the effects wane as businesses adjust their supply chains, the researchers said.
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The new moon may have officially arrived this morning, but you can still make the most of its Taurean vibes until it moves into Gemini (and starts to wane in earnest) tomorrow.
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Wolverine has been sustained by his miraculous healing abilities and his unbreakable metal-laced bones, but now his healing is on the wane, and the metal in his skeleton is poisoning him.
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We moved to a suburb of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, after middle school, and without a regular church youth group, and with a growing interest in musical theater, my conservative fervor began to wane.
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Yet if the UK hopes to increase its global interactions on a trade basis, its influence in international affairs, with the US and the rest of the world, is likely to wane.
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"There's concern among the Fed that the positive impact of the tax cuts is beginning to wane, and growth may indeed prove softer going forward," said Matt Cairns, rates strategist at Rabobank.
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"It's hard for one person to commit that act by himself," he told WANE TV. Hamilton attended the funeral for Omar and Tairab on Saturday, imploring anyone with information to come forward.
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With the dollar losing some momentum after gaining 211.6 percent against the currencies of the United States' main trading partners between June 213.9 and December 211.6, imported deflation is starting to wane.
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Yet while Bayern's dominance might have been advantageous to the national team, and domestic interest in the Bundesliga has yet to wane, a lopsided league has not endeared itself to fans overseas.
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Although the Archie line's mainstream appeal would gradually wane to cult status among comics fans in the 1990s and 2000s, the characters would endure as iconic figures to multiple generations of readers.
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Corporate interest in trade started to wane in the 28503s, with the negotiation of small bilateral trade agreements (with Morocco, Oman, Bahrain, etc.), which had little commercial impact and passed Congress easily.
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Writing in Slate, Neil J. Young argues that the rhetorical force of family values, already on the wane given conservative culture war defeats on issues like marriage equality, is now irreparably damaged.
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These pages are evidence of her undiminished aptitude, even while her body was on the wane, to vigorously inhabit and investigate emotional spaces that shift and change shape as her sentences accrue.
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Comments on the country's Twitter-like Weibo showed early public support for the cargo had started to wane amid concerns that the public is footing the bill for the prolonged trade war.
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The results may help doctors walk a tightrope in treating the tremors and muscle rigidity of Parkinson's itself, where the beneficial effects of levodopa wane over time, producing so-called "off" times.
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Gun control activist Igor Volsky on Thursday said that the U.S. is starting to see a change in gun culture and the popularity of hunting is starting to wane among younger generations.
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Though the annual shopping day&aposs popularity has started to wane in favor of Cyber Monday, retailers will continue to open their doors early in hopes of luring consumers for doorbuster deals.
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Kimberly-Clark, the maker of Huggies diapers and Kleenex tissues, on Tuesday announced it will cut about 13 percent of its workforce globally in a bid to reduce costs as sales wane.
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Shortly after PhRMA funding began to wane at the beginning of 2018, Nickel announced more than $780,000 in cost-cutting measures — including eliminating the chief operating officer's position and several other jobs.
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He may have the legal authority to prosecute men like Axe, but day by day, bit by bit, in his pursuit of power and influence, his moral authority is on the wane.
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The golden era of movie musicals was on the wane by the time my generation came along, but between repertory cinemas and cable television, we managed to catch the best of them.
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Some Americans have shown themselves to be implacably bigoted, but bias is not a fixed quality in most of us; it's subject to manipulation, and it can wax and wane with circumstances.
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More immediately worrisome are pricey employee retention plans that Mayer has put into place over the last year in order to keep talent at the company as its fortunes continued to wane.
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But for reasons including an accelerated free-market economy, as well as the introduction of new tools of political control, by the 1990s popular zeal for international literature was again on the wane.
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The survey found that three-quarters of Japanese companies saw no change in their investment stance towards U.S., while 14 percent said it would wane and the remaining 11 percent saw it growing.
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Prince Mohammed, effectively the kingdom's top economic policymaker, is not the first ruler to complain about the country's addiction to oil ("Saudi reform efforts wax and wane with oil prices," Reuters, February 2016).
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If Musk stopped tweeting tomorrow, that influence might wane slightly, but most of it would still be there, operating in the kind of secrecy that the whims of the super-rich traditionally have.
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Analysts who think that the Paris accords will mark a turning point in global efforts to reduce carbon-dioxide emissions say global oil consumption could start to wane as early as the 2020s.
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All of these developments are aimed at helping the game both retain players and attract new ones, something it's struggled to do since the game's explosive popularity began to wane in late summer.
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In one 265 study, researchers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention looked at data from four recent US flu seasons to track whether and when the vaccine's effectiveness starts to wane.
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Pasztor admitted to WANE that she shot and killed the man after luring him into the woods by telling him she would have sex with him in exchange for his gun and car.
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The NRA seems to be wagering, as it has quite successfully in the past, that popular sentiment for tighter gun laws will wane as soon as the most recent massacre recedes from memory.
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Ticket prices for Sepang were slashed by 82 percent this year but crowds have been on the wane, particularly since 2014 despite the domination of Mercedes backed by state-owned oil giant Petronas.
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The impact of health label warnings could also wane, just like tobacco warning labels, because people become desensitized to them, said Hammond, who has carried about research on the effect of tobacco warnings.
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The public often view family-owned firms as more trustworthy than their non family-owned peers, but this faith can wane when the firm passes from the founder's hands to the next generation.
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And what will be the effect on corporate profits and margins if and when wage inflation picks up, interest rates rise, the dollar appreciates and opportunities for cost-cutting and stock buybacks wane?
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It is hard to imagine many writers in history surviving the unforgiving scrutiny of contemporary cultural politics—which, it should be said, is a relatively new phenomenon whose influence could very well wane.
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Moreover, there's ample reason to believe that, in light of recent policy failures and controversies, Bannon's star is on the wane, just as Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner becomes ever more powerful.
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Affirm's new funding stands out because nine-figure rounds of fund-raising have been on the wane this year as investors have pulled back from putting money into privately held tech start-ups.
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Mr. Lane's passion about the Kennedy assassination never seemed to wane, His final book on the subject, "Last Word: My Indictment of the C.I.A. in the Murder of JFK" was published in 2011.
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The sounds and motion activated the entire church, but in an undemanding style, encouraging in viewers an open attention with room for the mind to wander and for skepticism to wax and wane.
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Like most Fed officials, Mester, who has run the Cleveland Fed for a year and a half, expects inflation to rebound as the effects of weak oil prices and the strong dollar wane.
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Some of the guys in the panel—DASH, DONTAY, WANE, CES, and, of course, [moderator] KET—are people that I've known in the past and that have kinda mentored me on certain levels.
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His three immediate predecessors were forced out by their own parties as soon as their popularity began to wane, with Mr. Abbott losing his job in a leadership challenge led by Mr. Turnbull.
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By midcentury, the area's popularity among the wealthy had begun to wane, with many residents moving to increasingly fashionable areas, like Polanco and Las Lomas, or to newly developed suburbs, like Ciudad Satélite.
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A. Yes, immunity to the flu virus may wane over the course of the flu season, so you don't want to get your flu shot too early, such as in the summer months.
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Stephen Roach, an economics professor at Yale University and former chief economist at Morgan Stanley, told CNBC that despite the political focus on manufacturing, its role in the American economy continues to wane.
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U.S. influence is likely to wane compared to other big greenhouse emitters led by China, the European Union and India even though Washington will still have a place at the table in Bonn.
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And Mr. Guaidó, after initially capturing domestic and international attention as a possible catalyst for change, has seen his power wane in recent months as Mr. Maduro has cracked down on the opposition.
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And Mr. Guaidó, after initially capturing domestic and international attention as a possible catalyst for change, has seen his power wane in recent months as Mr. Maduro has cracked down on the opposition.
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As the popularity of arcade games began to wane in the mid-5003s, he redirected his focus into taking over his dad's restaurant, kicking off his own hot sauce business and starting a family.
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Why it matters: Although the Koch network has seen its influence wax and wane under President Trump, whom it did not back, it nonetheless possesses powerful tools to shape policy debates and influence elections.
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And there is skepticism about real estate and utility stocks, like Exelon and Southern Co., whose appeal will wane as rising bond yields provide less-risky competition for these often hefty dividend-yield stocks.
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But they may be on the wane domestically, and the future of the circuit is in question, thanks to the decline of LGBTQ community strongholds and the rise of new sorts of dance culture.
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The popularity of Black Friday has been on the wane over the past couple of years as more stores open earlier - even on Thanksgiving - and online retailers offer Black Friday-type deals year-round.
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Morningstar analyst Vishnu Lekraj, who has put the stock's fair value at $100, believes Anthem is most likely to stick with Express Scripts, and that the shares stand to gain as investor fears wane.
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"Looking ahead, China should start to increase its poultry consumption ... Chicken feed requires less protein, so if China is eating more poultry, demand for soybeans and corn could wane," Capital Economics said in March.
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In fact, by the time a drug epidemic becomes a matter of public concern, it is typically already on the wane: Reinarman's research documented this quite clearly in a seminal analysis of that period.
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If you put every issue of TWS on a shelf, you could, by looking at the spines, watch the skateboard industry, as well as the economy in general, wax and wane over the decades.
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More commitments from world leaders to enhance nuclear security are expected at the summit but anti-proliferation groups worry that without further meetings at the highest levels, interest could wane and improvements could backslide.
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In a sign that sell-side enthusiasm for European equities may be starting to wane, Morgan Stanley reined back its position on the region on Monday, saying it now preferred Japanese and U.S. stocks.
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In other words, the solstice is a peak; from today, the year begins to wane, with the days shrinking in unnoticeable increments until we hit equal day and equal night on the vernal equinox.
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While France has a military bases outside Djibouti in former colonies Gabon, Ivory Coast and Senegal and its soldiers also operate in Chad, Mali and Niger, analysts say Washington's influence is on the wane.
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Hiroaki Mutou, chief economist at Tokai Tokyo Research Institute, said core consumer inflation may hit 1 percent temporarily but won't stay there for long as the boost from rising oil costs starts to wane.
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As McCain's running mate in 2008, she attained a loopy celebrity that transcended both the campaign and politics, and the appetite for her — in the media and the electorate — didn't wane after Election Day.
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As hope and resources wane, Héctor sends a series of text messages to a contact he's never met, describing his journey from Oaxaca to the border, and trying to ensure his story is heard.
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In truth, the political significance of taking a knee during the playing of the national anthem at football games had begun to wane long before President Donald Trump weighed in this past Friday night.
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For a short while, punk had been a dominant youth subculture in the area, but in the months leading up to Sid Vicious' death, interest in that music and style had begun to wane.
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But the wane of his skills parallels the fading fortunes of Italian football, and the same holds true in reverse: rub him out, and the most vivid link to those halcyon days gets erased.
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For the past nine years or so, the smartphone has been such an amazing, versatile, powerful digital gadget that the industry's desire to create other devices to complement the personal computer seemed to wane.
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He formally came to power in 2014 after winning 96% of the vote in the presidential election, but has since seen his popularity wane under deteriorating economic conditions and an oppressive human rights record.
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Xie said Trump's decision to withdraw hurt the confidence and resolution of many other countries, but its impact was now beginning to wane, and China's own commitments to clean, low-carbon development were unbending.
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Representative Jeb Hensarling, Republican of Texas and chairman of the committee, told Mr. Mnuchin that he was deeply concerned about the state of global trade and signs that business optimism was starting to wane.
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All of these events may indicate that the junta's power is on the wane, but for now it is busy positioning itself so it can claim credit for helping usher in the 10th reign.
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They follow data like traffic flow and building energy usage to show that emissions spew out of commercial zones during working hours, then wane as people head home, when residential zones begin emitting more.
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Most mass murderers instead belong to a rogue's gallery of the disgruntled and aggrieved, whose anger and intentions wax and wane over time, eventually curdling into violence in the wake of some perceived humiliation.
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But Korea moved quickly to implement widespread testing; it has used the data from that testing to guide social distancing and other containment measures; and the disease appears to be on the wane there.
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Schumer added that Senate comity was further damaged when McConnell's refused to consider Merrick Garland for the Supreme Court and when he allowed the "blue slip" tradition, which fosters bipartisan judicial picks, to wane.
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Baumbach digs into relationships between half-siblings and pays a visit to a second wife, taking stock of connections that wax and wane over time but always carry the possibility of growth and surprise.
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Kimberly-Clark, which competes with P&G in diapers and paper towels, on Tuesday announced it is slashing about 13 percent of its workforce globally in a bid to cut costs as sales wane.
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This importance is likely to wane over time as Google, Apple and Amazon increase their focus on building media distribution (to compete for consumer attention) and as platforms such as Snapchat continue to grow rapidly.
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However, commodities brokerage Marex Spectron said in a note to clients this week that some of the market tightness was likely short-term and could soon wane, as the peak of the heat wave passes.
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Richemont's softer sales come amid worries that Chinese appetite for big-ticket items could wane as its economy slows, with investors on edge after a recent Apple warning over weaker iPhone sales in the country.
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And a cocktail, not Pimms, but of other more worrying spirits means the old corporate freebies and jollies are potentially on the wane and the corporate boxes are perhaps a little bit thinner this year.
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Wealth manager Brewin Dolphin fell over 3 percent, one of the biggest declines on the FTSE 250, as analysts predicted downgrades to earnings as commission fees wane and costs increase, even after in-line results.
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Since the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976, the US has carried out 1,423 executions, according to the Death Penalty Information Center—but even in America this extreme punishment is on the wane.
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Shares in the world's second biggest clothes retailer rose 4.9 percent after sit said the impact of U.S. dollar strength had started to wane and should turn neutral or slightly positive by the fourth quarter.
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After a stellar rally for technology shares that has fueled a decade-long gain for U.S. stocks, appetite for the group has started to wane lately on concerns about tighter regulation and demand for chipmakers.
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For the past nine years or so, the smartphone has been such an amazing, versatile, and powerful digital gadget that the industry's desire to create other devices to complement the personal computer seemed to wane.
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Fed officials generally expect economic growth in 2019 to be less than it was in 2018, when it was propped up by government spending and tax cuts whose impact the central bank expects to wane.
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In the best-case scenario, Poland will see its clout in Brussels wane further, damaged by mounting frustration among its EU peers arising from bitter disputes over issues such as migrant quotas and nature conservation.
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And Democrats remain concerned that their Republican colleagues are reacting to the uproar in the media over the Flynn allegations but that their interest in pursuing the investigation will wane once the intensity dies down.
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"The pork price pressure would wane somewhat in the second half, I believe, and other food prices may have a similar trend," Daniel So, strategist at CMB International Securities, told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Wednesday.
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GM, Volkswagen, Jaguar Land Rover and Ford (F) reported late last year that sales in the country were sliding as the Chinese economy slowed and demand for big-ticket items like cars began to wane.
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Last month, when the Ziegfeld Theater, the ornate movie palace in Midtown Manhattan, was shuttered, its closing was yet another occasion for New Yorkers to bemoan a once-vital moviegoing culture now on the wane.
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But the band — with Anne Drummond on flute, Chelsea Baratz on tenor saxophone, Dezron Douglas on bass and Dana Hawkins on drums — mainly drew from "Wax & Wane," which Ms. Younger has released on her own.
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Most patients who got the active drug, dupilumab, instead of a placebo reported that the itching began to wane within two weeks and was gone in a few months, as their skin began to clear.
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A stopgap bill would essentially push the government spending fight into the new year, when Democrats will assume control of the House and Mr. Trump's negotiating leverage — already on the wane — will be considerably weakened.
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"We're trying to reduce the aerial bombardment that is happening to our neighbors," Mr. Dunn said, adding that the local population of ducks and ducklings — occasional prey for bald eagles — has been on the wane.
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But as those companies continue to crowd their slates with superhero films, and auteurs decamp in greater number to streaming services like Netflix, Iñárritu worries that the experience in theaters may be on the wane.
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A key part of President Cyril Ramaphosa's plan to revive growth in Africa's most developed economy hinges on luring foreign capital, but prolonged power outages caused confidence among investors to wane along with industrial activity.
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However, analysts said the momentum will wane as business confidence and appetite for investment are hurt by the coronavirus' damaging impact on activity in China - Japan's largest trading partner and the driver of global trade.
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However, demand was likely to wane in the second half, with inventory at a new peak and the market feeling the effects of real estate regulations and potentially tighter monetary policy in China, he added.
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Most colorectal cancers are considered a disease of aging, so any increase in young adults, especially when rates of the disease are on the wane in older people, is both baffling and worrisome, experts say.
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" But when there is a lot of stress, like that Jack faced, the clot can become bigger, Agatston said, and even "wax and wane over minutes, hours or even days or a week or two.
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Zika cases are on the wane, Puerto Rican health officials have said, and the virus, which can cause birth defects, is primarily of concern to pregnant women and couples who are trying to become pregnant.
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"We're stuck in a range here," said Tariq Zahir, managing member at Tyche Capital Advisors in New York, with prices supported by sanctions on Iranian supplies and pressured by the potential Chinese demand could wane.
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If the lack of management results in reduced wildlife populations, loss of recreational opportunities and local economies are hurt as a result, support will wane for federal land ownership in general — national monument or otherwise.
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The Southeast Asian nation is the second-fastest growing economy in Asia after China, though some analysts cautioned that activity could wane if foreign investors are scared off by President Rodrigo Duterte's deadly war on drugs.
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Individual firms' fortunes wax and wane—General Electric's second-quarter profits are expected to drop by 91% from their peak in 2015; Microsoft should book its highest absolute quarterly profits since it was founded in 1975.
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The planet-encircling dust storm on Mars is beginning to wane, which means NASA's solar-powered Opportunity rover, currently in hibernation mode, will soon be able to wake up—assuming the storm hasn't irreparably damaged it.
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As results are reported this year, we believe those fears will wane as the mobile conversion issue is solved, Tinder monetization increases, Tinder moves towards its aspirational goal of doubling paid members, and advertising kicks in.
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Two days before the release of her groove-minded new album, "Wax & Wane," she convenes most of its lineup: the flutist Anne Drummond, the saxophonist Chelsea Baratz, the bassist Dezron Douglas and the drummer Dana Hawkins.
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The days of the central stat-stuffing RB are increasingly on the wane; even Williams's brilliance was matched by that of Ben Roethlisberger and Antonio Brown, who connected for eight routinely spectacular completions and two touchdowns.
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With sales increases of the iPhone projected to decelerate, and no clear new blockbuster device on the horizon, the era of the company's producing 24.7 or 22015 percent annual revenue growth may be on the wane.
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An Austin institution just off trendy South Congress, Curra's has been serving up the uber-refreshing (and intensely boozy) avo margs for decades, and its popularity as the local's margarita of choice has yet to wane.
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The question many investors had been left asking themselves was whether Snap's stock could become the kind of runaway success like Facebook or whether its promising potential will wane in a fashion not dissimilar to Twitter.
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But Bahrain's prime position as a "stepping stone" to Saudi Arabia could wane given the fast pace of change in the conservative country as it moves to relax social restrictions and build entertainment and tourism industries.
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Everything breaks or becomes outdated at some point, and there will come a time when my tolerance starts to wane; I just don't know when that will be, and I'm not sure how to anticipate it.
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Now, the group is unleashing the kinds of military attacks that had been on the wane in past months, restoring a deadly urgency to the conflict just as it seemed the militants were finally losing traction.
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And since this is Apple's first proprietary card, consumers may lose trust in its ability to provide a viable card and interest in Apple Card may wane, so having a smooth launch is critical for Apple.
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"At mid-year we are starting to see signs that investors are diversifying back into value stocks since growth performance started to wane in June," S&P Global portfolio manager Erin Gibbs said Friday via email.
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