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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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

The waves recede from the shore.

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