The huge fishponds and abundant banana, sweet potato and taro patches were mostly gone by the mid-19th century, replaced by cattle grazing and commercial development, but relics remain.
The most outspoken Unionist leadership was mostly gone by the summer of 1863 – Andrew Johnson was in Nashville, William G. "Parson" Brownlow had gone north, thousands of dedicated Unionist partisans had escaped to Kentucky or to the hills, and Nelson and much of the city council had switched sides.
"I have only this one joint!" It was mostly gone by now, so he didn't persist, just took a long toke.
In this paradigm, differential fMRI activation for correct antisaccade versus prosaccade trials, including in dACC, presumably reflecting conflict detection, response inhibition and saccade generation, peaks at ∼4 s and is mostly gone by 8 s (Manoach et al., 2007 b ; see also Polli et al., 2005, for a discussion of ACC regions involved in saccade generation versus response monitoring).
By the end of 2014, the United States and its allies will be mostly gone.
The grimy shops, poorly dressed people and fish-and-chip shops are mostly gone, replaced by European retailers and entrepreneurs who are unhindered by British class-consciousness and attracted by low retail and wage costs.
The factory whistles still hoot six times a day, but the factories themselves are mostly gone, replaced by a black glass headquarters, with a kind of Darth-Vader-goes-to-Japan look.
The Guindis have seen their traditional customer base trickle away as Ridgewood has changed; the area's old Italian and Irish residents are mostly gone, replaced by immigrants from Poland and Romania.
But, by the end of the Ice Age, about ten thousand years ago, the megafauna was mostly gone, driven extinct by the warming climate and, many scientists think, predation by us.
But the stone beasts that once guarded many entrances are mostly gone -- destroyed by Red Guards rampaging against "feudalism" during Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution from 1966 to 1976.
