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Your once large belly has suddenly become flat, and you ask where is the baby who once grew inside it.

Without Foley, sounds tend to become flat and unclear.

The CEO of UniCredit (UCG.MI) has said that profit has become flat.

Instead they are rough beams or broad plates that must still be put through several more processes before they become flat sheets or rectangular beams.

The second proposal was that the whole State Pension structure would become flat rate at around pounds 140 a week in today's prices.

"We had expected passenger activity to tail off and even become flat because of the weakening economy and the airlines' capacity reductions."

A trellis-grown gourd will roll around on a round bottom, whereas the increasing weight of a gourd grown on the ground causes the shape to settle and become flat on one side.

"With the second 45 minutes there is always a danger it can become flat so it was important we built up a momentum going into this weekend."

The beans slowly fade and become flat or acquire an 'oldish' taste, thus loosing their punch in the cup, and luster at the roasting stage.

When placed under constant pressure from being slept on, or always laying in one position, the favored side of the head can become flat or misshapen, which is called positional or deformational plagiocephaly.

The world's playing field has become flat, and America's position as the economic powerhouse of the world is being challenged on all sides, says Pulitzer Prize-winning author Thomas Friedman.

Some economists said the nationwide CPI is likely to become flat or could log an increase in 2005 because prices of raw materials, such as oil, are expected to remain high.