The outbreak of E. coli is one of the deadliest to affect Europe in recent years, though it abated in Germany after the health authorities located its main source: sprouts grown on an organic farm in Lower Saxony in northern Germany.
There's no sign of it abating.
Ebola has come and gone before, but if it abates, one day it will be back.
It abated only when more police officers were assigned to make arrests, and when the system introduced entrances with tighter security.
And the rain doesn't stop, it "abates", according to the immaculately voiced announcements that reach into every immaculate corner of the grounds.
All the anxious striving and bad memories and fumbled promises and frantic intellectualizing and whatever else distracts a person from the business of breathing in and out on Earth: it abates, at least for the duration of the song.
It is also too small: it abates only 330m tonnes of CO2 per year, and billions of tonnes must be cut.On December 10th, George Soros, a philanthropist, proposed turning on a much bigger tap: he wants a new use of Special Drawing Rights, effectively the IMF's in-house gold-backed "currency", mainly held by the rich countries.
She explained that one of Britain's earliest legal texts, written in about 1290, included a clause based on this bit of folk wisdom: "If, however, the woman should have conceived at the time alleged in the appeal, it abates, for without a woman's consent she could not conceive".
In contrast, administration of PDRN significantly increased Johnsen's score while DMPX cotreatment did not improve the altered spermatogenesis, and it abated the beneficial effects of PDRN (Table 1).
