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As appointments with death are postponed, says Dr. Leon R. Kass, former chairman of the President's Council on Bioethics, human lives may become less engaging, less meaningful, even less beautiful.

Experiences with finite variability become less engaging because they eventually become predictable.

In these countries, the number of cases may fall one year and rise the next as local leaders become less engaged, a new rumour surfaces or workers fail to be vigilant about surveillance.

Following the failure of Mr Baker's mission and more recently the resignation of John Bolton (who took a close interest in the subject) as the American ambassador to the UN, America has become less engaged.

And when it becomes less fun for people, they will become less engaged.

"Surprisingly the third largest spike (30 tweets) came in the closing minutes of the debate when historically the Twitter users have become less engaged.

Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts said the rise in killings is "backlogging" investigators, just as the community has become less engaged with police, providing fewer tips.

Whether they will or not remains to be seen, but the embrace of Russia is a clear sign that they wish to become less engaged with the U.S. rather than more.

Unfortunately, as Nikki becomes more delusional, she also becomes less engaging.

Still, the episode probably tainted O'Brian's days, and as we watch him grow older in the pages of this book, his deliberately fostered self-mystery becomes less engaging.

She said the school became less engaged with community groups like hers after it became one of seven London academies sponsored by Lord Harris, a Tory-party donor and chief executive of Carpetright Plc.