"If the website goes dark, years of work we have done on climate change will disappear," one of the EPA staffers told Reuters.
There have been times when it seemed he, too, might have disappeared – one of the finest violinists in the past half century lost to musical and private confusions.
Even if some intrepid reporter does track the naked man down, the morass of conspiracies surrounding the marathon bombing and the twenty-four hours that culminated in Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's capture last Friday night are not about to disappear; one of the hallmarks of conspiracies is that evidence used to knock them down is interpreted by true believers as proof that they actually exist.
As the natural enemy disappeared, one of the main purposes of investigating model (3.2) is to determine under what circumstances the pest goes extinct eventually.
It is, and will be up until the day it disappears, one of the most regular and enjoyable news consumption behaviors I engage in every day.
The magic of "check-the-box" makes whole companies disappear One of the most favored tax loop-holes for multinationals is known as "check-the-box".
In the initial acute phase after DVT, until the acute oedema has disappeared, one of three strategies will be applied.
While families, friends and the authorities had all but abandoned hope for the missing teenagers, who disappeared on one of the coldest nights of a bitter winter, the recovery and identification of the body brought a measure of grim finality to the misadventure, removing lingering doubts about a tragic ending.
Watching the horizon line disappear, one thinks of evil's white body — Melville's white whale and Robert Frost's "dimpled spider, fat and white, on a white heal-all".
Among those women who were told by gynecologists that their symptom would disappear, one woman experienced remission of the symptom (" symptom alleviation or disappearance").
