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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Gordon Brown's boost from last week's London G20 summit has already evaporated, according to an opinion poll on Monday that said the Conservatives were on course for an election win.— Reuters: Top News
The white advantage has evaporated, the GMs in hall are frowning.— ChessBase Neuheiten
And then within two days the entire enthusiasm had evaporated, and within a few months, people realized more and more that the Iraq war was one of the most successful instances of brainwashing ever turned out by Madison Avenue and Government -- by control of the airwaves and mass-media censorship.— MRZine.org
All the illusions about who was "clean" and who was a "druggie" evaporated, and for the first time, we put everything up-front.— The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan
His power could be seen as completely evaporated, as his lame duck status has made him ineffective politically.— Malaysiakini
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