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When the shortages abated, Hims & Hers shares fell back to earth.

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"China's support for the junta has not only not abated, but expanded, as it desperately tries to shore up an economically incompetent and militarily over-stretched junta," it said in a report.

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Its cachet of extreme exclusivity has not abated over the years, even as Birkin herself slid out of the public eye.

Yes, the optimism has abated from peak levels, but optimism is still warranted.

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Scientists believe countless more animals died at sea before the outbreak abated in May.

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