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The sea receded, and as the former seabed became a desert, the wind began to plane away the sandstone and shale above the bones.

After Kant, philosophy largely severed its ties with theology, and, with that, the question of evil receded.

The hurt receded and he felt boneless as he leaned up against the broad chest in front of him.

Bird and swine flu might have receded for now, but the top candidate for a global pandemic remains: a novel strain of flu.

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

Then he sent out a dove to see if the water had receded from the surface of the ground.

Over the next few days the trauma receded and I asked my self what I was trying to prove?

As they receded from view, health took centre stage and continued to hog the limelight for almost a year.

But he said "that probability has receded a little and I think the probability of a severe recession has come down markedly" .

He said the animals only started appearing on shore for extended periods in the late 1990s, after the sea ice receded.

By this elevation to a status parallel to that of the Hindu Brahma, the Buddha receded far beyond the reach of mortal man.

The threat has by no means receded, and we would be very unwise to let down our guard, or slacken our preparedness measures.

The chances of that have recently receded, following the United States Senate's failure in July to approve a proposed cap-and-trade scheme.

The sky receded like a scroll, rolling up, and every mountain and island was removed from its place.

Deflation fears might have receded but were replaced by a spike in food and gasoline priced that has also undermined domestic growth.

The IMF, meeting in Istanbul, said the fears of a global depression had receded.

Unlike the seasonal flu, the H1N1 swine flu virus has been found to be contagious for about a week after symptoms have receded.

In your latest books, the sense of menace has receded, and the prevailing atmosphere is one of quasi mathematical, geometric cheerfulness.

Then my gums began to get attacked by the virus, my gum line receded, exposing previously covered areas of my teeth.

After the waters receded, God set a rainbow in the sky as a guarantee of his promise never again to curse the earth.

As the months passed, her expressions and gestures receded from his mind.

But the challenges of the moment receded into the background for many who came for a chance to witness history.

But when he was thirsty and stooped to drink the water receded. When he reached up to eat, the branches withdrew beyond his fingertips.

"The result for our companies is that the creation of a [global] competitive level playing field has receded, " he said.

Finally, risk aversion seems to have receded.

There was a port here then, but the sea has since receded, and in its place are swamps, roses, dust, and vineyards.

But now, after a landmark ruling by the American Supreme Court, the spectre of a blunderbuss of liability suits may have receded.

Anyway. In the twelve thousand years since the glaciers receded, the Earth's crust has been slowly returning to its original shape.

Everything near seemed to have receded far away, leaving the still white figure of an ascetic steeped in deep meditation.

No warning, a few days, see the disease is still not receded, but getting worse.

As the tide receded (from the shore) we were able to look for shells.

Instead, he said, his policy was designed to bind the two closer together so that the threat of war receded.

Over the next few years, the yen rose against the dollar, and the tide of U. S. imports from Japan receded.

As the tide receded, we were able to look for shell.

Inequalities and injustices against women and children are commonplace, and racism and racial discrimination have far from receded.

Please do not chase fame and vanity vanity snobbery, when flourishing with halo receded, exposed is the most true emotion!

A year on , the threat of implosion of another prime broker has receded .

as the flood receded , the water draining through the soil leached out the salts and carried them off to the Mediterranean.

When the flood receded, the soldiers came to the villages to help drain the water out of the fields so that crops could replanted in time.

The power of the state has receded, but it is still outside society's control.

The positive: Fears of deflation, and a second economic downturn, have receded.

The pain in his head gradually receded.

During that period, the prospect of it ever joining the Union has receded rather than advanced.

Manchester United's hopes of making the Germany international Mesut Ozil their fourth summer signing appear to have receded.

On a more positive note for American consumers, oil prices receded amid reports of falling domestic demand for fossil fuels.

Now that commodity prices have plunged, the inflation risk has dramatically receded across the rich world.

As the flood receded , the water draining through the soil leached out the salts and carried chem.

It's been nearly two months since the flooding occurred, and in many locations the waters have still not fully receded.

The original has receded a bright romantic, stay down and only the rich aroma of white trance.

Religion may have receded as an electoral issue, largely because the economy is so wretched, but it could easily return.

It quickly receded from its dominant global position and entered several decades of economic malaise.

It will remove any chance of Ukraine joining NATO, but that had already receded beyond the horizon.

Real or imagined, the fear of a chemical weapons drop that made easterners tremble has receded.

After a many, many years, the earth's crust changes, which bring water receded, became the land, two rock reef which is now Shuang Tashan.

The Hang Seng index jumped more than 3 per cent yesterday as fears over the broader impact of the debt crisis in Dubai receded.

Ivanhoe shares fell 13 per cent in early Toronto trading, as the prospect of an alternative buyer for Ivanhoe receded.

Write-downs on toxic securities receded, and investment-banking profits jumped, helping offset losses on credit cards and mortgages.

By the 1920s the idea of a first and second sleep had receded entirely from our social consciousness.

The painful memories gradually receded in her mind.

The dollar slipped as the probability of interest rate increases receded.

Chinese stocks continued their gravity- defying run yesterday as last week's fears about a rise in interest rates receded.

Heat waves receded, and the stars out of Qi, and for our naughty with eyes ceremony, the moon is also smiling for counting on us.

Though it has receded from its extreme highs of last fall, it's recently been trading in a band of 40-50.

Conversely, the winner can afford to get really dominant, as the threat of retaliation has receded.

After some time, the rising water receded, leaving behind a sandy beach.

On Saturday, Bangkok Governor Sukhumbhand Paribatra was reported to have declared that the flood waters have receded from the area.

The waters have receded in many areas in the southern part of Punjab province, and people have started returning to their villages.

He was a tall, colorless man, with hair that receded from a thinning widow's peak.

The stockmarket has rallied sharply as investors have regained their nerve and fears about banks going bust have receded.

That threat has receded, but federal politicians are ever-sensitive to the French-speaking province's demands.

But after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Russia receded from the American consciousness as we became mired in our own polarized politics.

The lull in attacks outside that region in recent years had led many Russians to believe the threat had receded, analysts said.

The sea itself has receded, and where merry green waves once splashed there are wastelands, vineyards, silence.

With China's economy apparently reboundingto vigorous growth in recent months, market worries about a slowdown have receded.

The threat of an influenza pandemic has not receded.

But as the fear of apocalypse receded normal intellectual service was resumed.

With the passage of time, my unhappy memories of the place receded.

That kind of laissez-faire approach to learning has receded in many places. Nowadays, everyone wants to measure outcomes.

The threat of nationalisation has receded, reinvigorating the banks' share prices.

The chances that monetary policy will return towards normal this year have consequently receded.

In the wake of Katrina and other catastrophic hurricanes, he searched for survivors in areas where the water receded.

There is less bloodshed in Iraq; the chances of war between the US and Iran have receded; Middle East peace talks have begun.

Receded passion of love, the passion of love receded, it left only the parting only wounds it?

In particular, what might be called "the three great excuses" for bad schools have receded in importance.

Ambition to climb the apex is like grasping the rainbow , one step you make forward, one step the goal receded .

Soon their calls receded into the distance, faded to echoes, to whispers, to silence.

The coast slowly receded from the ship.

When that pain receded, I suddenly realized that the shoulder was largely ache-free.

Long after the imaged of my mother in stiletto heels had receded from my consciousness, there was a party at a house.

His hysterical hurling was so turbulent that the solicitor hesitated to intervene in but receded to the staircase an preyed.

A Buddhist monk recovers a robe from debris after flood waters receded in Ayutthaya, Thailand.

Six days after record-setting rains the water has receded but the disaster, well, it will be around for quite some time.

Because of the support of official receded and Taoism vitality weakened this period, resulting in Taoism decline serious in the upper class.

A shallow sandbank had appeared in the sea and the water had receded from the beach.

As for US banks, fears receded back in March.

The soldiers kept on struggling against the flood until it receded.

On the positive side, he says the risk of having "another Great Depression has receded" .

The waters receded continually until the tenth month.

the inflation threat has receded, thanks to the sharp fall in commodity prices.

According to our records, people's trust in the SAR Government reached record high in the last ten days of April, and then receded.

The report hasn't yet been released, and the issue has receded to the background as Europe's sovereign debt issue raged in the foreground.

his footsteps receded down the corridor.

He added that "downside risks to the recovery have receded and the risk of deflation has become negligible" .

The development of Chinese ancient football receded to a low ebb in the last stage of Qing Dynasty.

The pessimism has since receded, a telling sign for the recovery.

Signs of distress in markets have receded and confidence has returned.

As religious forecasts of the world's end receded, LeBras argues, population growth itself provided an ersatz mechanism ofapocalypse.

That prospect, always distant, has now receded further.

When the water receded and they both reached dry land again, their human forms returned again, but neither knew where the other one was.

The sound of the truck receded into the distance.

First, opinion polls show that homophobia has receded almost as far as Homer Simpson's hairline.

Mary's passion for studying piano receded after only one week.

As the crisis of 2009 has receded, calm has not returned.

Overall, however, M&A in tech receded during the slump.

An outbreak of swine flu in April has receded, but not before wreaking havoc on the tourist industry.

That kind of laissez-faire approach to learning has receded in many places.

After the 1980 election, Charles and David Koch receded from the public arena.

The world's economy receded dramatically after the economic crisis.

The floods gradually receded from the fields.

His forthright voice receded from the lobby.

The article receded from the newspaper.

Little by little the flood water receded .

Later, I finally cried out, then burn receded.

The flood waters finally receded.

When the flood waters receded, silt remained.

This is less provocative than the notion of letting any of them into NATO, which has surely receded into the future after the Georgian war.

The water receded steadily from the earth.

And one week late, the flood receded .

the flood waters had receded.

Receded, Know how beautiful you are.

The weather getting hotter and hotter, the students have receded the spring, put on a nice cool more or less.

When the floods receded, the ark rested on the mountains of Ararat (8: 4).

While the oil price has receded recently, the previous surge will have a lagging effect that could show up in2005.

The key takeaway here is that the Chinese bond market's expectations for additional tightening have receded.

On the other hand, inflation risks have clearly receded.

the rising tides would have brought in the sands , and the mud and plant matter would have settled out as the tides receded

The pain attacked when I tried to write academic journal articles, receded when I wrote books for a popular audience;

six years is long enough for a singer receded from the public's memory;