He talks of the dog mess which has now disappeared, and the abandoned pushchairs.
Some of the plans were realised – in the shopping zone around Market Street and the Arndale Centre, and the modernist architecture of the universities district, much of which is now disappearing.
We didn't know exactly when it had been built but it had to be less than a century old, because 1858 was the year the first settler had stopped at a place called Bodmin — which had now disappeared — built himself a raft, and come down the river to clear trees from the land that later became a whole village.
This has proved lethal for the sensitive large cardamom plants, which are now disappearing at a drastic rate.
Lead in unretrieved bullets is to blame as well in the poisoning of the iconic Andean Condor, which is now disappearing.
The Neotropical weedy forms of O. latifolia (of hybrid origin) were probably locally better adapted than the Oryza species introduced directly from the Old World which have now disappeared.
Hoechst, for instance, merged with France's Rhône-Poulenc to form Aventis, which itself might now disappear, either in a merger with Sanofi or into the arms of a white knight.According to Bain, a proper accounting for Germany's spending on drugs produces an alarming result.
Behind it is a montage of the college ID photos of the disappeared students', which now have an iconic significance in Mexico.
The Brooklyn to which Eilis Lacey makes her journey in the early 1950s is a Brooklyn that has now disappeared, but which still lingers in the memories of the old people you might see on Fulton Street.
Additional skins in Turin, Livorno, and Caen were destroyed during World War II, and four skins have disappeared from Réunion and Mauritius (which now have one each).
