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And the scale and fury of antiwar protests appeared to have diminished from just a year ago, before Mr. Bush ordered "a surge" of still more American troops to Iraq that has resulted in a decline in overall violence there.

While Lochte's haul of five medals in London is undoubtedly an impressive accomplishment, Phelps has proved that he will not be marginalized, even if his own skills have diminished from their 2008 zenith.

Attendance for the Mets has diminished from 36,425 in 2002 to 30,220 this season.

In the last five years, newsstand has diminished from 24percentt of total circulation for Condé Nast, to 16percentt.

Add in downturns from Besler, Aurélien Collin, and left-back Seth Sinovic, and Sporting's entire back six has diminished from 2013.

"What this says right now is that, at least according to an accounting interpretation, the outlook for earnings in their U.S. business has diminished from where it was," said John Casesa, an industry analyst with the Casesa Shapiro Group.

Before the training, hundreds of genes involved in energy metabolism had diminished from those of young adults.

Though the treaty was signed in 1996, the flow has diminished from 828 cusecs in 1990 to 766 cusecs in 2001 during the dry season (Table 2).

The scallop aquaculture industry has diminished from a peak of over 26,000 mt production of A. purpuratus, to barely reaching 5000 mt now.

In the study area, fire frequency has diminished from a 100-year cycle to an approximately 400-year cycle since the little Ice Age (ca. 1850; Bergeron et al. 2004).

Beijing's home-grown delicacies have been somewhat marginalized in recent years Peking duck excepted, of course and the number of xiaochi, or snacks, officially listed as special brands has diminished from 300 to 30 since the early 1900s.