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wane <a wane; wanes> N

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The band's commercial fortunes had waned considerably by that point.
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By the 1920s zither popularity had begun to wane, as other instruments (notably guitars) increased in popularity.
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The poll showed that the popularity of the government was waning.
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By the time the church shut down its school, students had begun to move to other areas, and the congregation had begun to wane.
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In the 21st century it began to wane.
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During the eighties, yachting activity on the lake began to wane.
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Within a short time the belt's ubiquitousness and low price led to the wane of its popularity.
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By the mid-1960s interest began to wane, as did support from the mining companies, and so the park fell into slow decline.
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In the 1960s the library folded due to waning membership.
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Eventually, ratings waned and the show came to an end.
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