1.   But those feelings have dissipated, even if the butterflies have not.

2.   It was a one-time spectacular, after which good feelings quickly dissipated.

3.   But as more middle-level managers begin moving back and forth across the Atlantic, such feelings should dissipate, he said.

4.   But as more middle-level managers begin traveling between Europe and the United States, such feelings should dissipate, he said.

5.   Schrempp said such feelings should dissipate as personal contacts are established.

6.   That feeling never dissipated.