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But even if a Snapchat image is set to vanish after a few seconds, there's nothing to stop someone from taking a photograph of his smartphone screen with another camera.

Under the snap-back tax plan, however, the estate tax is set to vanish for a year if nothing happens before the end of 2009, just over four months from now.

September 18 , 2013Financial Times (@FT) The Arctic's summer sea ice is set to nearly vanish in less than 40 years according to UN: http://t.co/TiKbaA3v9x September 18 , 2013Greenpeace UK (@GreenpeaceUK) There's only one way to understand @rupertmurdoch's line on arctic sea ice.

First, says one thoughtful Tory, most of his colleagues have yet to wake up to how sitting MPs will have to fight each other as safe seats shift or vanish (the House of Commons is set to shrink from 650 to 600 seats).

Until vehicle remains in the scene, its coordinates are saved, and as the vehicle leaves the scene, the buffer defined above is updated, and the vanishing flag value is set to 1 representing vehicle exit the scene.

The count is set to the total number of frames occupied by the vehicle from its entrance to the exit from the video sequence, and the vanishing flag is set to 0 till it remains within the sequence.

Gianfranco Ferré, one of the grand masters of Italian fashion, was a name set to vanish into the footnotes of history before it was dramatically saved by a Dubai-based investor just in time for Friday's catwalk show in Milan.

But around Howard there is a squad which looks set to vanish from play-off contention at this same point in the future.

Ironically, a film titled The Great Escape – on El Chapo's life and most recent vanishing act – was set to open in cinemas on 15 January.

A series of rules are set to remove disturbance lines, such as the vanishing point constraint and slope constraint.

In order to generate balanced vanishing component polynomial, the number of two classes of examples was set to be equal.