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In her tour documentary, she said, “You can slowly watch the life fade from my f— eyes.”

Their ability to fade faster than a boil wash is stark.

Meanwhile, newspapers continue to fight an uphill battle to get users to pay for digital content as their print editions fade into obsolescence.

In the past, Democrats were more likely than Republicans to vote by mail, and in states where those votes are counted first, it could create a “blue mirage” that would fade to red as the night went on.

In time, details of this World Series will gradually fade from the city’s collective memory.