By 2001, the genre receded and slowly lost its status as a mainstream success story.
Since then glaciers have receded slowly, until 60 years ago, when major glacier retreat started.
Lots of savers and professional investors quit in disgust, taking big losses as US inflation receded.
Scipio's extraordinary successes aroused intense jealousies and rivalries as the danger to Rome receded.
In recent years, the Republican Party has receded into a political-policy trap of its own making.
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For instance, some heavy weapons have been withdrawn and some violence has receded, he said.
By now, the cold fear of the financial crisis has receded, even if its effects linger.
The black, brackish water from Superstorm Sandy that filled her Long Island house has receded.
When rivers that had burst their banks receded, they left sand up to two metres deep.
Understandably, with the end of the Cold War the sense of omni-Present Danger receded.
Norton Fitzwarren was flooded on Sunday morning but flood water has not receded, hampering clean-up efforts.
Pre-crisis inflows set off property and wage booms, leaving behind uncompetitive economies when they receded.
The people are long gone, the water has receded, and here it all sits.
That implies investors see the risk of a full-scale eurozone meltdown as having receded significantly.
If that possibility has now receded, Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak deserves much of the credit.
Now that commodity prices have plunged, the inflation risk has dramatically receded across the rich world.
As prejudice receded and the restrictions gradually eased, rich Harlemites moved to leafier, more affluent places.
The sea itself has receded, and where merry green waves once splashed there are wastelands, vineyards, silence.
The whiff of scandal may have receded, but Govan is always a key target for the SNP.
Eight years later, with the inauguration of George W. Bush, the public profile of Citizens United receded.
However, even as it receded, the Great Society left behind a federal government more powerful than ever.
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By the 1920s the idea of a first and second sleep had receded entirely from our social consciousness.
As that fear receded in Italy, it seems to have been replaced by popular anger, some analysts say.
The people who planned this pop-up city had to wait until the monsoon receded to assess the banks.
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That worry seems to have receded slightly, though a shooting war across the Serbian-Albanian border is still possible.
An estimated 150 were rescued, many from caravan parks, but the clean up has begun after water levels receded.
In the spring and summer of recent years, the polar ice cap has receded more quickly and more dramatically.
After the 1980 election, Charles and David Koch receded from the public arena.
The threat of new laws has receded, at least for the time being.
Where the water had receded the earth was muddy, dotted by feeble plants.
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