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The American family reeled as children dwindled into crouched obsessives, scrolling and snapping and cultivating likes.

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As the oil reserves dwindle, there are fewer places to look for viable alternatives amid rising costs and a lack of tools.

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Despite California’s repeated attempts to revitalize the industry, the number of biomass plants continued to dwindle.

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In that time, the number of arrests has dwindled as the size of the demonstration has shrunk.

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Without Stokes, chances of returning with the urn dwindle to almost nothing.

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