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| deplete; play out; make away (with); conclude; be all out of (NumiTorum); be all out of (NumiTorum); wind down (all78all) | |||
| exhaust (pf of исчерпывать); empty (pf of исчерпывать) | |||
| outlive; use up | |||
| wear thin (My patience with John was wearing thin. Val_Ships); max out (Yeet) | |||
| out of (capissimo) | |||
| deplete (напр., запасы) | |||
| run out of (что-либо A.Rezvov) | |||
| settle | |||
| gobble up | |||
| tax | |||
| drain | |||
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blow over (Technical); run low (о запасах чего-л.); peter out; tap out (The coming of ubiquitous pseudocognition along these lines could be a turning point in history even if the current pace of AI progress slackens (which it might) or fundamental developments have been tapped out (which feels unlikely). It can be expected to have implications not just for how people earn their livings and organise their lives, but also for how they think about their humanity.  economist.com aldrignedigen) | |||
| be exhausted (pf of исчерпываться) | |||
| outlive | |||
| play out (обыкн. pass) | |||
| become exhausted | |||
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| used up | |||
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| taxing | |||
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