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The question is whether this kind of federal attention will vanish come 2017.

The idea of vanishing came to her from lived experience as a translator: "You sort of fade to disappear.

But although The Lady Vanishes comes up fresh whenever one sees it, it's a film that derives its depth and urgency from the troubled times in which it was made.

"The rabies that vanished has come back," he says.

Now, that margin is down to 3 percent, and it could easily vanish in coming months.

Not entirely "weird", although plenty of odd stuff happens, but here because it describes a past in such a resolutely modern way that the vanished worlds come alive again, brightly and brilliantly (I could just as easily have chosen Wolf Hall).

"To me," he told me later, "it is a statistical anomaly" that is likely to vanish in coming months... Unemployment is higher than it would have been if the administration had been willing to assume that things were going to get better quickly and not forced Detroit to change.

But Petra, a prosperous spice-trade crossroads that was the capital city of the Nabataean Arabs and flourished for four centuries around the beginning of the first millennium in what is now southern Jordan, makes dreams of vanished splendor come alive.

OO Antarctic Ice Shelves Melting 70% Faster a new study shows, raising concern that an important buttress keeping land-based ice sheets from flowing to the sea could collapse or vanish in coming decades.

As one occupation vanished, another came into being.

Depending on where you stood, the outline vanished or came into focus, just as it did in her memory.