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For Guterres, then, the Summit of the Future presents an opportunity but also a possible demarcation point — between a brighter future and a more desolate one, between a chance at progress and the prospect of a closing door.

Elsewhere in town, the streets grew even more desolate as the sun began to set.

Trees behind him were stripped of their branches, making the area look even more desolate.

Either way, the new shops and restaurants aren’t on Third Avenue, which has become ever more desolate.

I feel like it could have gone a sort of darker, more desolate visual style as opposed to Moebius, which is very poppy and bright.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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