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vanishing

adjective as in disappearing

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noun as in disappearance

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“Deli Man,” from 2015, offers a poignant look at the vanishing world of Jewish delicatessens, each truly unique in their own ways, while “City of Gold” explores the late food critic Jonathan Gold’s love affair with the diverse culinary landscape of Los Angeles, celebrating the immigrant-run spots that give the city its flavor.

From Salon

The “Vanishing Point” producer died Aug. 16 in Wimbledon three days after his birthday, the European Supercentenarian Organisation reported.

However, Robert Katzberg, a veteran white-collar criminal defense attorney and author of the book The Vanishing Trial, explained to Slate that a pretrial evidentiary hearing might just be necessary, whether or not Smith asks for one.

From Slate

But a few years ago, the crab populations crashed, with more than 90% disappearing, an estimated 47 billion animals vanishing.

From Salon

Pamela Flick, California program director for Defenders of Wildlife, a co-petitioner, said the best available science shows the owls have vanished or are close to vanishing in nearly 30% of their range in the state, calling it “really, truly concerning.”

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