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À medida que o tempo esfriava, suas condições de saúde iam piorando. |
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No terreno da sedução sofremos uma grande depreciação, pois à medida que a experiência nos torna mais exigentes, nos torna também menos interessantes. |
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À medida que o tempo passa, tem-se a impressão de que o governo federal não está realmente empenhado em políticas que protejam o meio ambiente. |
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À medida que o tempo passa, a situação tende a se agravar. |
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A ondulação propaga-se em círculo, que aumenta à medida que o tempo passa. |
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À medida que o tempo passa, a memorização seleciona os elementos mais significativos para o indivíduo em detrimento dos discordantes ou culturalmente mais distantes. |
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Ela se tornava ainda mais amarga e rancorosa com o decorrer do tempo. |
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Com o passar do tempo o computador vai ficando mais lento. |
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A impressão em papel de fax desaparece com o passar do tempo. |
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Por que os papéis ficam amarelos com o passar do tempo? |
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As she grew older, she kept more to herself. |
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As you live in the foreign country and interact with locals, you assimilate the language effortlessly. |
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Left to themselves, without adult interference, groups of children tend to become more rather than less aggressive as time goes by. |
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Stars, like any living creature, need energy. They get energy from nuclear burning. It's called "nuclear" burning, because the "nucleus" or core of an atom is "burnt" or changed. The main nuclear reaction used by stars burns hydrogen to make heavier elements, and colossal amounts of energy are released. For example, our Sun burns 600 million tonnes of hydrogen each second. But as time goes by, a star will gradually run out of hydrogen for fuel, and will start burning helium. And, as it runs out of helium to burn, it will quickly work its way up the Periodic Table, burning progressively heavier elements. |
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Recent research has suggested that information acquired through the mnemonic keyword method fades rapidly as time goes by. |
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As time goes by in this marvelous, maddening world, things get more and more complicated, events move faster and faster, so that we need more than ever to have a reliable point of view. |
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Just as the price of a VCR has dropped to less than $70 from the several hundred dollars it cost just ten years ago, time travel, once it becomes feasible, will initially be very expensive yet it will become more and more economical as time goes by. |
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The insurgency tactics are becoming far more advanced as time goes by. |
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