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But until the total reaches some grim round number, the stories recede from the front page and the top of the evening newscast.

And the tide that has drowned even the best of Japan's companies will recede to leave the best still standing.

Color is used to create illusion of depth, as red colors seem to come forward while blue seems to recede into the distance.

It was once typical for dads to recede from family life, or to drop out altogether, in the wake of a divorce.

He said the U. S. will carry out a strategic and political assessment of the situation in northwest Pakistan once the waters recede.

When she saw her husbands hair beginning to recede from his forehead, she receded from her promise to love him forever.

But as the waters started to recede, authorities began to understand the full scale of the disaster.

Before that beauty, the years of chaos at the heart of American politics would recede like some extraordinary dream.

Power is still out to many homes and businesses, and flood waters are just beginning to recede leaving behind massive damage and debris.

Now, no doubt some of these advantages of print will recede over time.

Feel as though your frontal brain is receding into the back of your brain. Allow your brain cells to recede and be quiet in that state.

play replay His hair is beginning to recede from his forehead.

As she looked the image of a growing family seemed to slowly recede to reveal the image of a shrinking woman.

If it was used little or not at all, then it recede.

After we had all taken on enough food (and Martin his beer) our lethargy began to recede and we were able to head off again.

"No one policy or programme will solve the challenges we face right now, nor will this crisis recede in a short period of time, " he said.

Eg: his hair beginning to recede from his forehead.

Light colors create bright, spacious rooms. To the eye, light colors seem to recede, making rooms appear larger and ceilings higher.

My hostage to fortune for 2004 is that this sort of guff has peaked and will recede.

She seemed to recede, and now it was difficult to call to her.

Secretary for the Australian Emergency Management Agency said flood levels continued to rise, to recede take a long time.

Clinton added that crops and agricultural fields have been lost and experts do not expect the flooding to recede until mid-September.

When the United Nations withdrew in1995, the expectation of a future central government began to recede, andthings began to stabilize.

In fact, Hubble's law predicts that galaxies beyond a certain distance, known as the Hubble distance, recede faster than the speed of light.

Newly-married nearly a year before the fall in love, passion and slowly recede in daily necessities, instead of the stuttering details.

The annoying habits and bad character traits seem to recede into the background.

As lenders and investors inevitably become more discriminating, liquidity will recede and a number of problems will surface.

The air was warm and muggy , and the top seemed to recede as he approached.

With an increased trust in the overall banking system, the panic demand for money has begun to and should continue to recede.

Now that the water is beginning to recede, the question is how do we help with the recovery?

This history shows us how all forms of art always recede from life, forms which, just like the epithet, live, fossilise and finally die.

These guidelines win him the favor of the gods, allowing him to rule Mesopotamia once the flood waters recede.

Water levels began to recede in India's flood-devastated state of Bihar.

Although the water levels on the middle reaches begun to recede, new dangers might occur as the dikes had long been submerged in water.

The powerful vortices appeared yesterday morning when the oceans, swollen by the vast surge of water, began to recede.

"When you have gone too far to recede, do not sue [appeal] to me for leniency" (Charles Dickens).

When their eyes first met, the din of the party seemed to recede and the room to light up for the two of them with a glow of promise.

While it has been firm so far this year, he argues it will fall noticeably later this year as residual seasonal factors recede.

Unfortunately, that point of revulsion seems to recede endlessly into the future.

The failure of these waters to drain or recede will be obvious to all, and the international media will be forced to address the issue.

Floodwaters in Pakistan now cover more than a fifth of the country, with the waters not expected to recede until the end of August.

As the waters began to recede , the priest used wood debris to build small bridges so that survivors could walk to higher ground .

Afghanistan may, or may not, recede in importance after 2014, when America is due to cut the number of soldiers it has in the region.

When this question was used to automatically love has become a foregone conclusion after - After rising tide of love will never recede.

Perhaps they will judge that this is the low point for the industry and that competition will recede.

As time moved on my grief and anger at his untimely death began to recede.

Since the total interest costs would fall because of low rates on the eurobonds, the pressure on their budgets would recede.

Houses and trees seem to recede as we ride past in a train.

Government will swell, freedom will recede and the great American tradition of self-reliance will wither a little.

The water took so long to recede, the trees became covered in a cocoon of spiderwebs.

He saw that the dirty water had begun to recede .

At press time, stop, changsha city, but a slight rain down some section water is still not recede.

Those questions have not gone away, officials said, but they may recede a bit after Mr. Clinton's visit.

Once the waters recede, some of the changes are obvious: uprooted trees, damaged property, wrecked roads.

Recollection picture is piecing together, reminds my you to recede.

The water took so long to recede, and the trees became covered in a cocoon of spiderwebs.

For a moment, the red walls begin to recede and my image is thrown into relief.

Adopting the motto "Advance, not recede" , he recognised the need to lower the barriers to trade and he encouraged others to do likewise.

The color is not recede should always belong to you, so go on let it go.

The hills recede into the distance and now we are in vast grasslands dotted with termite mounds, skyscraper sandcastles of the insect world.

In both states, the waters continued to recede today after a 48-hour halt in the rain, officials said.

She says they have been living in the airport for two days and will not return until the waste-deep waters recede.

These objections might recede insignificance if "quantitative easing" could be expected to stimulate theeconomy.

plead with the residents to stay off the roads until these waters recede.

and the securitisation markets that became so fashionable during the boom will recede, though not disappear altogether.

But the consensus has also been for price pressures to recede over the rest of the second half.

The water was slow to recede, creating vast pools of stagnant water across the countryside.

Using a hard-bristle toothbrush or applying too much pressure when brushing can cause gums to become irritated and recede.

As surfaces recede into the distance they become smaller, losing detail to minification and texture filtering.

Outside, the shadows of the night had started to recede, exposing the gray wet reality of a winter morning.

In Findlay, Ohio, hundreds remain in a shelter. Streets are still impassable, but the water has started to recede.

The urge to save is likely to recede but will not disappear overnight.

Try this: Let a little space occur between you. Let the storm recede a little.

As the glaciers recede and release stored water, flows will temporarily increase.

When hairlines recede, runs the thin theory, economies are likely to follow.

This effect, they say, is raising average temperatures and sea levels as the polar ice caps recede.

While the energy crisis of the 2000s will recede, as the crisis of the 1970s did, the landscape left behind will be very different.

After several days, the flood waters finally began to recede, but there were still many people in need of help.

until bit by bit the walls of the ego recede, and your life becomes increasingly merged in the universal life.

Silver green light recede sharply from the surrounding, everything back to normal.

In time, the memory will recede and you will find you aren't pretending any more - you'll be yourself again.

It acts to make the plant dormant, allowing it to conserve energy until the floodwaters recede.

Frustrated by an unbiddable general, the Maoists quit the government, and Nepal's hopes for peace recede.

Linear Perspective - As parallel lines recede, they appear to come together.

Green had time to recede, and perhaps the winter of emotion will not want to wait such a bar.

Soft, luxurious clouds recede into infinity, while the foreground of the canvas is thick with blooming chrysanthemums in every color.

Had he not even allowed the Vision to dissolve, the answer to recede into the obscurity whence it came?

In Finley Ohio, hundreds remain in the shelters, streets are still impassable, but the water has started to recede.

School and home seemed to recede from us and their influences upon us seemed to wane.

is raising average temperatures and sea levels as the polar ice caps recede.

Carbamide peroxide, the whitening agent in bleach, can irritate gums, causing them to bleed and recede.

Residents in northwest Ohio are busying mopping up as floodwaters there continue to recede.

The Fed expects unemployment to remain high and inflation to recede, but both are uncertain right now.

CRU expects aluminium prices to recede from these high levels if no further supply shocks occur.

Though high prices may persist for several more years, the danger of disruption will recede.

She draw a row of tree recede into the distance to demonstrate the laws of perspective.

stomach is channal for absorbing nutrition for life. thus it is part of life. sometimes , it is necessary to recede life for working!

It may need long time to wait the flood to recede, I suggest you to prepare more drugs so that it can deal with the infectious diseases.

In the meantime the Waters Rise worldwide, several hundred feet, and then recede again.

Tax revenues go up, budgets look better, and fears of state bankruptcies recede.

Global warming may cause more frequent floods, but most flood victims go home when the waters recede.

It will recede from moorings, stranding boats in the mud, or reveal sandbars where none are on the maps.

It's true you should gie of yourself in a relationship, but it's also important to recede from others, especially when you are depressed.

mountain peaks recede into the distance as one leaves the shore.

Competition could recede as upstarts retreat.

Gradually the river grows wider, the banks recede, and the waters flow more quietly.

It took two days for the water to recede and the military to clear the tunnel.

Bring your attention to your belly , feeling it rise or expand gently on the in- breath and fall or recede on the out-breath .

Streets are still impassable, but the water has started to recede.

But at higher inflation rates, growth has to recede in favour of price stabilisation.

As water begins to very slowly recede in that northern section.

If the decision provides substantial satisfaction for a long time after it is made, the costs of making it recede into insignificance .

That kid was gone. The red hair was half grey and starting to recede.

Objective To probe into the effective measures in order to recede the scathing rate of brain in conversible training.

Tending to go backward or recede.

I watched him recede into the distance.

Ming allocation has been set, the first argument Wuqian Bing West County recede handling fodder.

I heard recede the disappointed tide!

The risks to monetary and financial stability in Hong Kong had continued to recede, and the near-term growth outlook was positive.

By May 4, when this image was taken, the rivers had started to slowly recede.

To fall away or back; decline or recede.

He is buckish recede, become mature.

The waves recede from the shore.

Until bit by bit the walls of ego recede?

To move back or away; recede.

Nicklen said that polar bears could face extinction within 50 to 100 years if ice continues to recede.

Residents are waiting for high water to recede, so they can return to their homes.

"We expect the deficit to peak at $1, 450bn this year, but to recede only to $1, 350bn next year. "

the beginning of the matter that makes you recede finally is beautiful

how the sombre dominance of the Catholic church began to recede from the country's moral life;

Always, always you recede through the evenings

To fall or draw back; withdraw or retire. See Synonyms at recede

until bit by bit the walls of the ego recede,

The misery shows no sign of abating, even as waters recede in some places

But it's also so keen to recede

for example, warm colours and pure colours appear nearer, cool colours apple to recede. Light colours expand;