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fade from view

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fade from view
[for a sight] to fade away, typically owing to loss of light or distance. The scene faded from view as the stage lights dimmed. My house faded from view as we drove down the long road to town.
See also: fade, view


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That these unfortunate design features continue to fade from view can be attributed, at least to some extent, to the demanding, brutally honest, not easily satisfied designers and regulators who have peopled DESIGN's judging panels all these years.
On the other hand there are those that charge an inflated price for their products and fade from view because the pricing structure is more than the market will bear.
Broadway can treat vein problems with what is called sclerotherapy, a fairly simple procedure in which veins are injected with a solution called sclerosing solution, which causes the unsightly veins to collapse and fade from view.
 
 
 
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