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1. The slowdown in ad job growth could indicate the “waning days” of the current economic expansion, or it could just be that agencies are opting to play it safe.
2. His fusion band, Return to Forever, would soon become one of the most popular groups of the era, with several of its albums sailing into the Billboard Top 40 during a time when the marketability of jazz was on the wane.
3. Almost $60 billion worth of stock changed hands at $695 a share, most of it in one giant trade in the session’s waning seconds.
4. On Sunday, the Jets fell to 0-12, after allowing a long touchdown pass in the game’s waning seconds.
5. For progressives, the waning days of 2014 should be as dark a moment as their movement has faced since 2004.
6. The government report states the “outbreak [of beetles] is waning.”
7. As we enter the waning years of the Obama Administration, America remains as divided as ever on matters of race.
8. However, her popularity is waning as the big 3-0 approaches, so Garfield decides to dump her at an antique furniture store.
9. But, again, with enthusiasm for Modern Family waning as the buzz for Veep continues to grow, Tony Hale should win again this year.
10. When it is new, and also when in its waning stages it is visible in the daytime, the spherical form is very apparent.
11. My waning strength is a source of satisfaction: perhaps it indicates the approach of death.
12. Any attack of illness that happened to the emperor was directly attributed to the waning popularity of the oath.
13. The afternoon of a summer's day was deepening into twilight, but the waning light sufficed to show the features of the occupants.
14. Such as still lingered shone with a changed and waning brightness, and began to faint in their stations.