Because it was dismantled, the Singer Building did not so much disappear as simply pass from the scene.
Formerly small-time scams such as people-smuggling and identity theft are now big business.Those who toil against organised crime say that the old firms have not so much disappeared as embraced new business models.
Abstract forms appear, but before they can be seen viewers first confront an immediacy of destruction and figure out to look past that and see the destruction not so much disappeared, but repaired.
To be strictly accurate, stucco, or decorative plasterwork, is not so much a disappearing act as a reappearing one – although for the time being, Geoffrey Preston, along with four or five people he has trained over the past 20 years or so, are pretty much the only people doing it.
Youth unemployment is extremely high despite so much money disappearing through back doors every year.
But when many countries do the same thing as now—so much food disappears from global markets that prices rocket more than they would have done if governments had left well alone.
Now, maybe because our various crises have escalated, or because it costs so much to disappear into your own parcel of wilderness, opting out no longer feels like a possibility.
This was the point at which we needed one of Ransome's famous curses: 'Great Congers and Lampreys!' The art of being a ship's cook was one I lacked, although I have never seen so much food disappear in such a short space of time.
Investigators hurried, city officials said, because so much money was disappearing and because they feared that suspects might flee the country if they realized they were under investigation.
But none of these factors could possibly push the premium close to zero, so today's valuations still look unjustified.In any case, today's bulls no longer talk so much about a disappearing risk premium.
