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Tax revenues go up, budgets look better, and fears of state bankruptcies recede.

time.com

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Some analysts think the economy is on pace to recede from January through March.

foxbusiness.com

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The more these origins are studied, the farther they seem to recede in the past.

en.wikipedia.org

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Remove the Moon and the daily rush of the tides would recede to a gentle ripple.

newscientist.com

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Rivers had begun to recede by December 29 after cresting well above flood stage.

en.wikipedia.org

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Water levels remain quite high, Feldman said, though some are starting to recede.

cnn.com

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By the 19th century, God and Satan began to recede in our social consciousness.

timesunion.com

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They recede in our memory, and when summoned, now show up fuzzy and indistinct.

philly.com

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She was armed with a shotgun, watching floodwaters recede from her front porch.

freep.com

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