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But with the collapse in oil prices in 2014, much of this fiscal space disappeared.
The lady did not come up to them and disappeared somewhere.
They all came from behind the wattle fence of an apiary, and flying across the hemp-field disappeared in the direction of the marsh.
And the Marshal disappeared through a side-door.
Then, without turning to look up at the window, he sat down in the carriage in his usual posture, crossing one leg over the other, and, putting on a glove, disappeared round the comer.
Coming up to the train, Vronsky, letting his mother pass before him, silently disappeared into one of the compartments.
'Has it been struck?' he had barely time to think when, with quicker and quicker motion, the crown of the oak disappeared behind the other trees, and he heard the crash of a big tree falling on to other trees.
The steep road led downwards, and everything disappeared.
The horse had started; the carman, in his turn, disappeared, with the trailing step of an invalid.
When these fragments, retained by the plank, had collected round them, the pikemen disappeared, buried in the narrow cleft.
Every thought disappeared in this rage for gain which was so hard to earn.
Red stars disappeared afar at a bend in the passage.
When put into a net at the top it struggled fiercely; then, when it felt the ground no longer beneath it, it remained as if petrified and disappeared without a quiver of the skin, with enlarged and fixed eyes.
She smiled and disappeared with the others on the road that led up to the settlement.
They were making soup, chimneys were smoking, a woman appeared at distant intervals along the fronts, opened a door and disappeared.
Then, like their sister, they disappeared up the staircase naked.
Levaque replied that it must be something of that sort, for Bébert had also disappeared, and those rascals always went prowling about together.
In the ardour of business, the entire pile had disappeared; but the girl had gained eleven sous.
And the nine sous disappeared.
So the ten pairs of jaws, from little Estelle, whose teeth were beginning to appear, to old Bonnemort, who was losing his, worked so heartily that the bones themselves disappeared.
Everything disappeared; there only remained a piece of boiled beef for the evening.
The nail-maker had disappeared, and there was laughter in the crowd.
She would hasten without looking at him, and in ten seconds was undressed and stretched beside Alzire, with so supple and snake-like a movement that he had scarcely taken off his shoes when she disappeared, turning her back and only showing her heavy knot of hair.
The eternal wretchedness, beginning over and over again, the brutalizing labour, the fate of a beast who gives his wool and has his throat cut, all the misfortune disappeared, as though swept away by a great flood of sunlight; and beneath the dazzling gleam of fairyland justice descended from heaven.
The luxurious room had disappeared, with its gold and its embroideries, its mysterious piling up of ancient things; and they no longer even felt the carpet which they crushed beneath their heavy boots.
Rasseneur disappeared among the first, and Levaque followed him, forgetful of his abuse, and planning how he could get an offer of a glass to pull himself together.
As they disappeared the lock gave, and the commissioner found himself in the presence of the widow, whose breast and belly still formed a barricade.
One morning, near Piolaine, the ground was found cracked above the north gallery of Mirou which had fallen in the day before; and on the following day the ground subsided within the Voreux, shaking a corner of a suburb to such an extent that two houses nearly disappeared.
Her son, that rascal Bébert, had also disappeared since morning, and she shouted that it would be a good riddance if he never came back.
His eyes grew moist, and he disappeared, sitting stiffly on his saddle, with his frock-coat buttoned up in a military manner.
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