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1 That should evaporate when she shows up with the book in hand.
2 But like Schrödinger's experiment with the cat, the questions evaporate when you actually run the experiment.
3 They may realise their dignity through work, but that dignity doesn't evaporate when they have no work.
4 Toward the end of her life Bowden realized her work was going to evaporate when she died.
5 And the sociopathy tends to evaporate when you're not compelled to find drugs and places to do drugs.
6 Many of Schopenhauer's originalities evaporate when we come to translate them into a more close and precise terminology.
7 The love they have for the Queen will soon evaporate when she forces them to accept the Catholic faith.
8 Here, partisan political divisions quickly evaporate when it comes to deciding on boundaries and the fate of the land.
9 The Blue Jackets saw their lead evaporate when the Flyers scored three straight times, including a pair by Konecny.
10 In my experience with senior officers, more often than not the happiness seemed to evaporate when I turned up.
11 Would the solidarity with Black Lives Matter evaporate when confronted with four more years of Trump tweeting about kneeling players?
12 Downhill star Greta Small also saw her hopes in the women's alpine combined evaporate when she missed a gate in the downhill component.
13 This will be exciting to watch -and hopefully, we'll get fairly-pricedmovies that don't evaporate when you switch machines out of the deal.
14 This is because their bodies cannot shed heat, as sweat does not evaporate when it is very humid, which can lead to organ failure.
15 Unuttered, it caught the skirts of the Idea: it evaporated when spoken.
16 Thankfully, his interest in me evaporated when I said I was Irish.
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