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Could Ebola be evolving away from the defenses against it?

The etoy and "life_sharing" projects illustrate how the genre is evolving away from the computer screen and its interactive graphics.

He said the country would be turned into a parliamentary system by the end of 2011, with power evolving away from the presidency.

As for Zac Efron, he is evolving away from the moppety creature we first knew, into a self-aware twentysomething with a touch of player-sleaze.

The found-footage, scary-movie genre appears to be discreetly evolving away from the convention of being filmed from a single-camera position, and that we are watching a tape recovered from the site of some mysterious event.

The showdown of the famous daughters was the end of the hype, but the sport was evolving away from the dreadful mismatches involving clueless glamour models and former NFL cheerleaders, who threw punches like clueless glamour models and former NFL cheerleaders.

Pop music — especially female performers — evolved away from the environment that nurtured the Lilith Fair world.

But during the seven weeks of rehearsal, the staging actually evolved away from the Jacobean setting first envisioned and toward something more abstract and placeless".

Stars more massive than about 1.3 solar masses have evolved away from the main sequence at a point just above the position occupied by the Sun.

In a young cluster the main sequence will be well-populated, but in an old cluster the heavier stars will have evolved away from the main sequence.

On a court in which justices often evolve away from the views they arrived with, Rehnquist was for years a conservative North Star.