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The mayor has urged people to stay inside, as the local population waits for the latest flood alert to subside.

From BBC

As winds started to subside Thursday night, firefighters made their first inroads against the blaze, reaching 5% containment.

The irrationality that motivates so many on the right isn’t going to subside.

From Slate

In her years working on Skid Row, Wong said, she saw that newly housed clients might see their symptoms of paranoia or schizophrenia subside only to suffer a new bout of depression.

By the time we got to Kansas, the Trump fever, indeed the presidential race fever began to subside.

From Salon

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