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Meanings of fade into irrelevance in English

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Usage of fade into irrelevance in English
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Some predicted that sad-sack congressional Republicans, with small minorities in both houses, would fade into irrelevance.
The Guardian
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There is nothing worth legitimising about the group, and they were on course to fade into irrelevance.
The South African
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Mastodon and Kate thought the videos would be a brief internet craze and then fade into irrelevance.
The Guardian
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Under his radically reconceived Speakership, the Presidency would fade into irrelevance, like the crown in a constitutional monarchy.
The new yorker
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If liberal democrats don't learn about the power of spectacle in the era of dopamine politics, they will fade into irrelevance.
The Guardian
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For institutional investors, the revamp may not matter after all as the SSEC is already fading into irrelevance.
Reuters
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