Since then, things have been coming apart at the seams.
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We've gone from Rising Tide America to Coming Apart America.
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"Mezzanine" was also the sound of a group coming apart.
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Its grand piano, dating from the '60s, is coming apart.
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But the effort seemed to be coming apart at the seams.
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What was the experience and challenge of filming couples coming apart?
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But they perceive that their grandchildren's world is quickly coming apart.
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What's with the table that's already coming apart even before impact?
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Now we wonder whether we are coming apart at the seams.
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Your cat whiskers are smeared and your costume is coming apart.
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On top of that, the world feels like it's coming apart.
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And the whole country's coming apart: What the hell is she doing?
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Then, as I'm editing it, I always feel like everything's coming apart.
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"She was coming apart at the seams," Ms. Van Leer-Greenberg said.
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The human capital gulf is a manifestation of our society's coming apart.
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The center that Schattschneider and Burns had counted on was coming apart.
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"The elite and the middle class are not coming apart," he writes.
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But just as she was finding success, her marriage was coming apart.
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People everywhere deal with job loss, family chaos and communities coming apart.
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Do they know that American democracy is in danger of coming apart?
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David Cameron has offered an agenda for a nation that is coming apart.
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It might sound like the Islamic Republic is coming apart at the seams.
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For nearly two months now, Nicaragua has been coming apart at the seams.
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Coming Apart just spells out his concern about the cognitive stratification of society.
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And within this pressurized setting, Mr. Varone gives us a world coming apart.
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And then the U.S. Senate as an institution—we're coming apart at the seams.
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The quietly disquieting opener "Desordem" spends four minutes breaking open without ever coming apart.
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Clothing now only lasts for a few washes before coming apart at the seams.
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"She was coming apart at the seams," Van Leer-Greenberg said, the Times reports.
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" Now, those dreams are coming apart faster than you can say "Made in America.
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"I got a lap down, there, when I had a tire coming apart," Harvick said.
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But in the short run, it's going to feel like the country is coming apart.
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I felt like I was coming apart, and he hadn't even gotten inside me yet.
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And when I can't find it, I feel like I'm coming apart at the seams.
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It feels less contained than your other works, almost as if it is coming apart.
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The world's richest large country, the city on a hill, sometimes seems to be coming apart.
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Faith was in a sitting room, coming apart in the wake of everything that had happened.
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Oquendo's mother, Carmen Rojas, recounted the moment when the house started coming apart in the storm.
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Congress's only promising effort to boost funding to fight the Zika virus may be coming apart.
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"I look around the world, and I think all those countries are coming apart," he said.
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Within this environment is false gender bias as well as political issues that are coming apart.
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Dwyane Wade's old team is visiting just as his new team seems to be coming apart.
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Katilyn Tucek: It's All Coming Apart continues at ATC | DEN, (Denver, CO) until March 31, 2018.
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Never has the omnipotent power of human civilization seemed closer to completely coming apart at the seams.
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The mood is much darker than "Coming Apart," the band's 2013 debut, a sign of the times.
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In short, with climate policy coming to the fore, Western societies are coming apart at the seams.
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We are the ones who are expected to be cool and calm when the world is coming apart.
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I think they did it early on to save Europe basically from coming apart with the monetary union.
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Hardware guy Gordon (McNairy) was coming apart at the seams — but for reasons even he couldn't entirely understand.
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One, "Coming Apart," published in 2012 and written by Charles Murray, addressed the author's friends on the right.
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The tragedy for America's allies is that 70 years of mutually profitable, security-enhancing relations are coming apart.
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I felt fragile, scared that she would lunge and I would break into pieces, brown limbs coming apart.
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"It's been thriving for thousands of years, and now it's coming apart on our watch," said one scientist.
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"Emails!" wasn't an argument; it was a plot to prevent the Republican Party from coming apart at the seams.
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You talked about the value of European culture, and you did not even rule out coming apart of NATO.
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Robert Putnam's "Our Kids," Charles Murray's "Coming Apart" and a few other books deserve to be on that list.
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Their country is coming apart at the seams thanks to a government that is increasingly off-kilter and extreme.
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After days of intrigue, gamesmanship and partisan assaults, the Senate finally came together late Wednesday after nearly coming apart.
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As contract negotiations lumber into their third, fruitless month, the world seems to be coming apart at the seams.
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It is a summer of sex and disappointment, of drugs and drinking, and of the narrator's family coming apart.
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The country appears to be coming apart as individual coins seem to fly off the map from every direction.
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Charles Murray, America's gloomiest social scientist, warns that society is "coming apart" as the rich retreat into their gated communities.
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The grand bargain of the digital age, in which consumers have traded their data for free services, is coming apart.
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"People who think we're coming apart from within are wrong," says Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank.
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For whatever reason, American conservatism is coming apart and there's no clear answer as to how it will be reunified.
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Charles Murray, a conservative, says that America is "coming apart"; and George Packer, a liberal, agrees that it is "unwinding".
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The chondrite, he theorized, could have slipped through the atmosphere by coming apart and reshaping itself into a narrow projectile.
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The show is worth watching just for Melanie Lynskey's performance as a housewife who's slowly coming apart at the seams.
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Outside the U.S., they're in very good shape because you don't have this big bundle coming apart phenomenon, you know?
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The woman accusing Nelly of rape checked into a hospital over concerns she is coming apart emotionally ... TMZ has learned.
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If we are not working together, we risk coming apart at the precise moment when national unity is most important.
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American politics was coming apart in the era of the Weathermen and Watergate, but returned to health in the 1980s.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist These days almost everyone has the (justified) sense that America is coming apart at the seams.
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The department fined the building's owner in April because the terra cotta was coming apart and at risk of falling.
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Against the shearing forces of economic inequality and dislocation, the country may need a U.B.I. to keep from coming apart.
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Never mind that "Coming Apart" explores the negative consequences of marginalization, one of which is the election of President Trump.
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"But while exiting down the stairs, the walls were coming apart," said Gonzalez Hernandez, who fractured his ankle in the chaos.
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The argument of Mr. Murray's latest book is that the nation is "coming apart at the seams" largely because of class.
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The sequence sets up Werner's meltdown, his sense that he is coming apart mentally and only his wife can restore him.
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Moral collapse is the theme of books like Charles Murray's "Coming Apart: The State of White America," and of innumerable articles.
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And then the role of one president — branded a political amateur — in leading a country still coming apart at the seams.
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And being the go-for-broke actor he is, Mr. Shannon turns coming apart into a master-class in self-demolition.
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"We spent countless weekends walking up and down the hallways and staring at shoelaces, watching them coming apart," Ms. Gregg said.
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Books such as Charles Murray's Coming Apart, Robert Putnam's Our Kids, and Richard Reeve's The Dream Hoarders dwell on these differences.
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The capsule fell into the ocean at 300 mph, likely coming apart because there weren't be any parachutes to slow it down.
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This is bad news for Justin Trudeau, the Liberal prime minister, whose national climate-change strategy is in danger of coming apart.
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The living city is coming apart, and Kirit and Nat are at odds with one another after a rebellion tore them apart.
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"At a time when the country seems to be coming apart, voters will respond to a call to come together," Begala said.
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I've read, just to be on the record here, I've read The Bell Curve, and I've read Coming Apart, and that's all.
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"Sometimes, we're agreeing and echoing and sometimes we're coming apart," photographer Irina Rozovsky described her digital conversation with Manjari Sharma to The Verge.
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When we last saw him, he was coming apart, groveling in the dirt and ready to do anything to make it all stop.
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No one, it seems, is more susceptible to the sense of truth coming apart at the seams than sweet shooting NBA point guards.
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It is all utterly of a piece with Mr. Kushner's vision of a universe that seems to be coming apart on every level.
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In presidential politics, the Vietnam War, assassinations and civil rights struggles shaped the 1968 campaign and seemed to reveal a country coming apart.
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In presidential politics, the Vietnam War, assassinations and civil rights struggles shaped the 1968 campaign and seemed to reveal a country coming apart.
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For even as she speaks through Kendra's specific experience in lines like "Everything's coming apart," Ms. Washington evokes a larger and longer disaster.
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Many of my closest friends seemed so together, but now their lives are coming apart at the seams or are barely stitched together.
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The company said it received reports from people who used the product that it was unraveling and/or coming apart when it was removed.
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The authors of "Coming Apart" broadly echo that result looking at the link between respondent characteristics and media consumption, consumer behaviour and time use.
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The story, if you haven't read it, is worth consuming in full, as it details a seemingly polished man coming apart at the seams.
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It also gives weight to the media's portrayal of the GOP as being in a state of disaster and coming apart at the seams.
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It portrays a campaign that didn't expect or even want to win, and an accidental administration coming apart at the seams from day one.
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Or to use Murray's "Coming Apart" imagery, the typical working class Trump voters aren't actually the white single mothers and deadbeat dads of Fishtown.
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The speech recalled Trump's address at the Republican National Convention, in which he described a crumbling America that was coming apart at the seams.
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Even when they are tearfully coming apart, the characters share with Thompson an ironclad sense of self and of how things ought to be.
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More important, they use the splintered music to convey a fractious but blessed interconnectedness that makes their retrospective coming apart all the more poignant.
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The actors in this scene really do appear to be coming apart in a way that seems both actorly and more real than acting.
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Just to ask about the protests was to challenge the established order, much like the protests themselves—another sign that everything was coming apart.
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The observations have allowed scientists to recreate the steps by which it started coming apart tens of thousands of years before the final cataclysm.
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At Middlebury College, where he was invited to speak about Coming Apart, student protesters largely denounced his genetic theories, not his more recent work.
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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt may have had the ultimate Hollywood romance from the outside, but behind closed doors, their marriage was slowly coming apart.
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Pat Rogers, who lives about a mile from the crash site, told the Orange County Register he saw the plane on fire and coming apart.
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PBS NewsHour created a quiz for its viewers based on "Coming Apart," the 239 book by Charles Murray, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
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Well, I do have a hypothesis, namely, that Trump supporters really do feel, with some reason, that the social order they knew is coming apart.
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According to film scholar Steffen Hantke, horror fans in the Y2K days were in a panic about their precious genre coming apart at the seams.
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Charles Murray wrote a whole book, "Coming Apart," on the social breakdown among working-class whites, many of whom live in these low immigrant areas.
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In 2010, Charles Murray published "Coming Apart," a lamentation on the decline among poor whites of religiosity, of the work ethic, and of family values.
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Mr. Murray is an academic with an argument to make about class in America — from his 2012 book "Coming Apart" — and maybe it is flawed.
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It's All Coming Apart is an internal conversation: Tucek's relationship with herself, exploring a motherhood as a narrative that is not linear, chronological, or traditional.
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One of his confidants, former Army General Paulo Chagas, said he, too, was inspired to run for office out of concern that Brazil is coming apart.
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Unfortunately, one of the hot dogs — wrapped in duct tape to prevent it from coming apart mid-flight — hit fan Kathy McVay right in the face.
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Tyrese is coming apart at the seams over his legal battle to see his daughter, and he recorded an emotional breakdown hours before heading to court.
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In the way that it did in London this summer, it seemed hard to separate the violence from politics, and a sense of things coming apart.
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But in that hotel room scene, you definitely get the sense that even Elizabeth realizes some of her cherished dogmas are coming apart at the seams.
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Ms. Wohl, best known for the silent-retreat comedy "Small Mouth Sounds," is making her Broadway debut with the play, about a long marriage coming apart.
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These two measures show that America is coming apart at the seams: the stock market is booming while life expectancy has declined for three years running.
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Artist Kaitlyn Tucek's new exhibition Its All Coming Apart, at ATC | DEN gallery in Denver, Colorado, is the creative result of caring for her sick child.
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In a more recent book, "Coming Apart," Murray focusses on the widening divide between a self-segregated white upper class and an emerging white lower class.
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" Now, he announced, it was time for him to check his own privilege, a desire sparked after failing a quiz in Charles Murray's 2012 book "Coming Apart.
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As the Soviet Union was coming apart, he extended a hand to Mikhail Gorbachev at the Malta Summit and again at a speech before the Supreme Soviet.
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Lodge 49 has big ambitions — it's a series primarily about why American society feels like it's coming apart at the seams, after all — beneath its easygoing sensibility.
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They are wondering if man-made events are the reason why the earth is literally coming apart under their feet, threatening the very ground they walk on.
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At the start of 2010, the Obama coalition was already coming apart, with voters seemingly ready to end their short, financial-crisis-induced flirtation with big government.
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"Roma," based on events in Cuarón's life, is about the relationship between a domestic worker and her employer, a middle-class Mexican family that is coming apart.
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The fuzzy glitchiness of the final minute is alien and inorganic, either a powerful foe pressing the player into desperate measures, or perhaps coming apart under their fire.
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But despite the halting steps forward America has taken with regard to racial segregation, the country is indeed coming apart in another way: along the lines of wealth.
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They cemented that reputation three years later on the incredibly rich Swing Lo Magellan, but behind the scenes, Longstreth—and, in turn, the band itself—was coming apart.
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At one point when the raft seems in danger of coming apart, Eriksen is as worried about saving the narrative as he is about saving his own skin.
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The latter has been examined by Charles Murray in Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010 and, more popularly, by J. D. Vance in Hillbilly Elegy.
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But when it came time to premiere and promote ASIB, Shayk was there and publicly supportive, even though the relationship may have been coming apart behind the scenes.
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They cemented that reputation three years later on the incredibly rich Swing Lo Magellan, but behind the scenes, Longstreth—and, in turn, the band itself—was coming apart.
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"It's been thriving for thousands of years, and now it's coming apart on our watch," said Paul Rogers, an ecologist at Utah State University who led the study.
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First, conservative policy intellectuals tend to have accepted the fact that American society is coming apart and that measures need to be taken to assist the working class.
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His previous book, "Coming Apart," which examined a balkanized America through the lens not of I.Q. but "cultural differences" between wealthy and poor white Americans, was warmly received.
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If you do, you will notice to your dismay that much of the world is coming apart at the seams as it appears to careen toward global anarchy.
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Marriage Story, in contrast, is also frequently hilarious — but it's more of a portrait of a marriage that's coming apart in some ways but growing together in others.
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In April, the owner of the building had been fined by the city because terra cotta above the 15th floor was coming apart and at risk of falling.
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President Barack Obama's signature legislation has been coming apart at the seams as health insurers bolt public exchanges and insurance costs surge for many of Obamacare's 20 million users.
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The system, a jewel of engineering more than 100 years old that has withstood decades of shameful disinvestment by federal and state governments, is coming apart before our eyes.
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Then, Zack Wheeler, in his first start since he came off the disabled list with biceps tendinitis, was lifted from the game after coming apart in the fourth inning.
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On Friday, Charles Murray, author of "Coming Apart" and "The Bell Curve," was driven out of the McCullough Student Center at Middlebury College by a mob of angry students.
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The Americans also chafed at losing to the Dominican Republic in the first round last weekend, coming apart before a fervently pro-Dominican crowd at Marlins Park in Miami.
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He was outspoken about his support for Hillary Clinton and even tried to get a job within the Trump administration afterwards so Jeff, I mean it&aposs all coming apart.
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Of course, not everyone in the Scandinavian contingent was content to sit around while much of the planet—and their home country—seemed to be coming apart at the seams.
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He saw what was happening, that we were sort of coming apart as a country right now, that our politics are falling apart, that people don't want to work together.
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Speaking to the nation on July 27, President Lyndon Johnson tied himself in knots as he tried to empathize with all Americans at a time when they were coming apart.
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But different states have different answers, and each discrete and disparate step has increased the sense of the coming apart, and the feeling that the problem is someone else's creation.
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It urged students to come and "argue" with Murray, who was going to speak about his 2012 book "Coming Apart," which focuses on the decline of the white working class.
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Tom Scharpling (who also hosts The Best Show) tries to run a smooth ship that seems to be coming apart right from its launch due to infighting with his engineer(s).
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Americans see an ageing continent that, though fine for tourists, is coming apart at the seams politically and falling behind economically—as feeble in growth as it is excessive in regulation.
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The idealism of the early 1960s, symbolized by America's youthful new president, was gone, replaced by a creeping cynicism and an unease that the fabric of American society was coming apart.
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Facebook only announced its new currency Libra in June but a senior executive leading the project is already hitting back at reports that the project is coming apart at the seams.
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But after more than three centuries of shaking, the church began the 21st century with eroding bricks, walls coming apart at the seams, missing buttresses and a tattered, leaking wooden roof.
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But the unity seems to be coming apart, as the Dems can't seem to get their act together over what sounds like a no-brainer: passing a resolution condemning anti-Semitism.
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It is also coming apart, thanks to the arrival of Eleanor and other interlopers destined instead for the less agreeable Bad Place, managed by Trevor (Adam Scott), an obnoxious uber-bro.
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In the UK, the Labour Party is coming apart over accusations from some journalists, politicians and other observers that it has become a hotbed of anti-Semitism under leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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But the next time you're bombarded with over-the-top claims about how our country is doomed or the world is coming apart at the seams, brush off the cynics and fearmongers.
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The company received reports that the tampons were "unraveling" and "coming apart upon removal," with some consumers requiring medical help to retrieve pieces of the tampon that were left in their bodies.
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The metaphor in all this decay and disintegration is clear: the family is coming apart under the weight of their past, both the choices they've made and the ones made for them.
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You've compared The Witch to The Shining, which makes sense in terms of this claustrophobic environment, and a family coming apart, and the supernatural, and this amazing performance from a young boy.
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Mr. Murray has been in demand recently as a speaker to conservative groups on college campuses, mostly because of his 2012 book, "Coming Apart," about the increasing class divide in American society.
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Mr. Murray was invited to discuss his 2012 book, "Coming Apart," about class divisions in the United States — a topic that is particularly prescient given the recent political changes in the country.
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Like several of Murray's other books, including Losing Ground, In Our Hands, and Coming Apart, the basic subject of The Bell Curve is what should be done to help the disadvantaged in America.
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Presented with Theater of the Apes, a company founded by Mr. Kotis and his wife, Ayun Halliday, "The Truth About Santa" has a family at its center, and a marriage that's coming apart.
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And the Flash Crash of May 6, 2010, took place less than a day after rioting, arson, and murder in Athens led the world to believe that Europe was coming apart politically and economically.
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Following the great empire of Wakanda and its crown son T'Challa, Black Panther is more about a nation coming apart at the seams than it is about a superhero is an awesome outfit kicking ass.
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Since The Bell Curve, Murray has moved on to other topics, most notably his 22007 book Coming Apart, which focused more narrowly on white Americans, and explained class stratification in cultural rather than genetic terms.
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And the arguments of Losing Ground and The Bell Curve are also in contradiction with Murray's later argument, in his 2012 book Coming Apart, that poverty in the white working class is caused by cultural factors.
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In fact, NASA officials later said, he had been forced out because his marriage was coming apart and the agency, worried about tarnishing its image at a time when divorce was stigmatized, wanted to avoid embarrassment.
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The beaded curtain chains that rippled upward for 20 feet in endless waves like a waterfall running in reverse were coming apart, some of them missing or broken or lying on the floor like dead snakes.
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And as it grows to include more modes of transportation, like buses and subways, and perhaps even autonomous vehicles and flying cars, the company will face even steeper hurdles to keep it all from coming apart.
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Plus, the last 20 minutes or so create this headlong rush toward whatever the next movie is going to be, a sense that the world is coming apart at the seams and real change is possible.
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As Surfer Magazine wrote then, Irons seemed as if he "was coming apart in front of our eyes" during his heats that year, and he would become visibly frustrated when trying complete basic tricks on the waves.
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"What's happening is all these things are being done in secret and they're being done poorly, and they're coming apart at the time of execution," accurately observed Columbia Law School professor James Liebman in a 2015 interview.
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In ways not so different from Cindy Sherman's in photography, he was creating multiple characters who happened to share a body — his — that he wanted both to explore and escape, and that was coming apart under stress.
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Clearly, a sense of isolation, actual isolation, the breakdown of the family, the rise of opiates, the disappearance of associations, a nation "bowling alone" and "coming apart," have all played a role in creating an antisocial constituency.
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He proudly tells the court that he has attended 80 meetings of a 12-step program in his first 43 days, fingering a signed meeting log that is nearly coming apart at the seams from frequent use.
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What last night's reaction to Mr. Murray demonstrates so powerfully is that they are coming apart as well, not over class but over a deep intellectual intolerance for any voice that falls to the right of the center.
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But if we widen our lens, we find timely echoes in an era when America was rapidly changing, the old political order was coming apart, and it seemed like the country was about to split at the seams.
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Editorial The protections put in place over the last half-century by both political parties to guarantee Americans clean air, clean water and bountiful open space have been coming apart at the seams since President Trump took office.
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Above: Blur launch trailer There's great, exhilarating, occasionally exhausting chaos to races, where up to 20 cars ram and slam against one another, exchanging bolt blasts and barges, each gradually coming apart unless you pick up a "repair" item.
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A serious realist might gripe that "Song of Myself" is too cheery for our dangerous times; that America, the whole world even, is coming apart at the seams, and that we shouldn't be celebrating anything right now, especially ourselves.
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Charles Murray, a political scientist affiliated with the American Enterprise Institute and the author of "Coming Apart," believes that Trump is a malignant narcissist, which includes as symptoms some of the most unattractive qualities that human beings can have.
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" He added: "In ways not so different from Cindy Sherman's in photography, he was creating multiple characters who happened to share a body — his — that he wanted both to explore and escape, and that was coming apart under stress.
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Hayden Dublois, 21, a senior and treasurer of the club, said that the students had thought Mr. Murray — whose 2012 book, "Coming Apart," examines the white working class — would be interesting to hear in light of the presidential election.
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In the case of Light Wave at the Santa Monica Pier, our goal was to make the pier appear to be coming alive and coming apart like a living piece of spiritual architecture, illuminating crowds under the bright rainbow spectrum.
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Sunday's developments underscored how the stunning vote to leave the European Union has upended politics and exacerbated ideological and regional strains in Britain, leaving the nation with no unifying figure, at risk of coming apart and facing jittery financial markets.
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And just out of the humans' sight, as if waiting to appear after they've thoroughly chewed the forbidden fruit, are a zebra coming apart into meaningless stripes and a turkey gracefully dissolving like glitter on the surface of the sea.
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The stage now is much bigger and the stakes, in the second half of Donald Trump's presidency, are astronomically higher, but Sanders is still telling the same story -- of a country coming apart at the seams, in desperate need of political revolution.
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"I felt like I was in an airplane really high in the air, and all of a sudden, the plane is coming apart at the seams, and I am just doing all I can to hang on for dear life," she said.
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The Timberwolves were coming off back-to-back wins for the first time in over three weeks and were on the verge of a three-game streak heading into a stretch of favorable opponents at home before coming apart late on Tuesday.
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There is an infidelity and an excruciating period of indecision and self-doubt as the wife, as she is now known, tries to assess her role in the marriage coming apart, and as she determines the right and proper shape for her anger.
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But to a teenager inspired at the beginning of that decade by the soaring idealism of John F. Kennedy, the violent discord and cascading calamities of '68 felt like a nation coming apart, and the fractures it exposed still reverberate in our politics today.
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Here, working from a novel by Leah Hager Cohen, he is not interested in melodrama so much as in the curious absence of it, as he explores the unlikely ways that grief manifests itself in a family that is coming apart at the seams.
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"This is a train wreck of an update, and it feels like the company is coming apart at the seams," CMC Markets analyst David Madden said after Ted Baker cut its pre-tax profit forecast to a minimum of 5 million pounds for 2019.
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Many of the best conservative books of the last decade, from "Coming Apart" by Charles Murray to "The Fractured Republic" by Yuval Levin, describe an emerging America that doesn't much resemble the Tocquevillian family-church-community landscape familiar from past conservative descriptions of American exceptionalism.
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As a pastor who is coming apart at the seams physically, mentally, and spiritually — but who's journaling about it and trying to care for his tiny flock at the same time — Hawke lets fear bubble right up to the surface and occasionally boil over.
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It could also alienate left-leaning viewers, who might take from that assessment a call to action that goes beyond watching TV. If the country is coming apart at the seams, there are probably better things any of us could be doing than watching cable news.
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Losing Ground explained the problem primarily in terms of poor government program design; The Bell Curve explained it primarily in terms of the poor's innate cognitive deficiencies; Coming Apart, his latest book, identifies the decline of virtuous character and values in white communities as a central problem.
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It's clear that the everyday heroics of these women (and countless women like them) are all that keeps the hard world of the Cause Houses from coming apart altogether but at a cost to themselves that the book seems to hint at but never really address.
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Losing Groundexplained the problem primarily in terms of poor government program design; The Bell Curve explained it primarily in terms of the poor's innate cognitive deficiencies; Coming Apart, his latest book, identifies the decline of virtuous character and values in white communities as a central problem.
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" But his actual muse is Piketty's libertarian doppelgänger, Charles Murray, whose book "Coming Apart" has become the "Tobacco Road" of the intellectual right, with its lurid picture of a giant white slum "where children are brain-damaged because the latest live-in boyfriend makes meth in the kitchen sink.
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As explained in current study, the interaction between these two subunits has a not-very-well-understood role in normal immune system functioning, but the ADGRE2 genetic mutation predisposes the two protein subunits to coming apart when they're not supposed to, such as in the presence of normal vibration.
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The words seem to be fraying, coming apart at the seams, but the shoelaces also invest the Constitution — written and signed solely by white men, some of them slaveholders — with colorful multiplicity and a tropical flair, perhaps linked to Jamaica: an emphatic endorsement of democratic inclusivity in a profoundly troubled time.
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When my group, the American Enterprise Institute's Michigan Executive Council, a student organization affiliated with the public policy think tank where Mr. Murray works, announced in early September that we were bringing him to talk about his most recent book, "Coming Apart," it was immediately met with resistance from campus organizations.
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Trump, like Nixon, appealed to the idea that the stable America people knew and loved is coming apart at the seams, and that only he can restore "law and order" — a phrase he's only recently adopted but that he pronounced Thursday with all the growling vigor of his biggest fan favorites.
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Judging from their enthusiasm, they had recovered from the summer's "diphoton hangover," the nickname given to the disappointment that followed the coming apart, weeks earlier, of a striking observation — an excess number of photons hinting that some exotic new particle might be lurking behind the scenes, an encore to the Higgs boson.
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Keeping his own urine in the fridge to ward off evil spirits and bringing up Hitler in interviews more often than Ken Livingstone does, his world was coming apart at the seams in Los Angeles, and so with just a suitcase and Iggy Pop in tow, the Thin White Duke returned to Europe.
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And then there are the authoritarians, who are people who are not necessarily racist but have a strong sense of moral order, and when they perceive that things are coming apart and that there's a decrease in moral order, they become racist — hostile to alien groups including blacks, gay people, Mexicans, etc.
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Republican lawmakers returning to Washington are being bombarded with questions about whether their party is coming apart over Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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"We heard the trailer coming apart and then we flipped over backwards and then it's like the trailer exploded and me and the baby went flying through the air and I saw the sky, the inside of the vortex, I saw her and her car seat above my head and then we hit the ground," she said.
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French found Coming Apart to be "incredibly insightful, not just on economics but on culture [and] on differences in the white community in the US." 3) The Expanse series by James S.A. Corey For "something more fun," French recommends the near-future science fiction series on which the canceled SyFy show (since bought by Amazon) is based.
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And at a time when France seems to be coming apart at the seams, with widespread labor strikes, apocalyptic flooding, and the ever-present threat of terrorism and Russian hooligans, the RATP's page feels like a visual oasis — a reminder that even amidst all the upheaval and unrest, trains and busses continue to run, and Paris continues to move.
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Caleb Cain, Roose's subject, illustrates the first argument, to the extent that he seems like a character from the pages of Charles Murray's "Coming Apart" or Tim Carney's "Alienated America" or J.D. Vance's "Hillbilly Elegy," to cite just the most prominent right-leaning authors who have written about lower-middle-class decay: The internet was an escape.
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When the American designer Heron Preston filled his front row on Thursday with friends from across the social/sexual/racial spectrum and talked about things coming apart and being reassembled in better ways, you could tell he meant more than camouflage-patterned jacquards or the cleverly reworked polyamide Gore-Tex workwear that has brought him success.
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In both talks, he largely discussed themes from "Coming Apart," in which he argued that American society was increasingly split into a cognitive elite, which lived separately from other Americans, had its own distinct cultural tastes, and intermarried, and an uneducated white lower class in which the values of marriage, religion, industriousness and honesty were in dangerous decline.
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Or you could dress like some idea of yourself, a tarted-up badass woman, say, who struggles to break free from social decorum by doing all the things she's not supposed to do: crying in public, showing her ectopic-pregnancy scars, pissing and maybe missing the toilet, coming apart, and then pasting herself back together again.
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" I wish the contemptible "students" who disrupted his lecture at Middlebury College earlier this year — not one of whom I'll bet had ever read a word of his — would read "Coming Apart" and then look in the mirror and realize: "Oh God, I'm a member of that loathsome coastal cognitive elite that is completely out of touch with middle America.
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This quasi-hallucinatory, disco inferno-ish climax is multi-layered and ambiguous enough to accommodate multiple interpretations; it's a mother's worst nightmare, a vision of the contemporary world coming apart while the oblivious masses treat it as the ultimate party, a view of primitive hedonism trumping educated civilization, the destructive mob prevailing over the constructive individual, all perhaps an intuitive sign of the times as envisioned by Aronofsky.
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Nine of the top 20 chemical concerns hail from the EU. With the EU at risk of coming apart at the seams and facing more pressing issues with regards to trade, financial markets, and common defense — each of which it could use help from the U.S. — it seems unlikely that Europe would pick a fight with the new president if he lays down a marker on the Dupont-Dow deal.
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If Losing Ground is right, then the government is just not good at designing programs that cut rather than increase poverty; if The Bell Curve is right, then inequality and poverty are rendered more or less inevitable by the IQ distribution, which government action largely can't alter; if Coming Apart is right, then cultural values need to change, and surely there are better ways to do that than writing checks.
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Schmelzer's plan for healing is organized into five phases: Preparation (which usually involves coping with the behavior, like drug or alcohol abuse, that can result from trauma, a process that may take years); Unintegration ("a controlled coming apart"); Identification (categorizing and examining the various aspects of the trauma that you may have avoided); Integration (reassembling the pieces of your story); and, finally, Consolidation (the creation of a whole intact you).
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You would be silly to pretend as if he weren't part of the reason that this show has the very best, the laughably best, of everything: Ann Roth, the queen of costume designers ("Midnight Cowboy" and "The Book of Mormon"), is sitting here trying to work out how you design a jazzy, feminine-heeled shoe that can be tapped in as hard as Glover needs without coming apart; Jules Fisher is working on the lights (he lit "Hair"); Santo Loquasto is on scenic design (three Tonys).
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"The New Elite marry each other, combining their large incomes and genius genes, and then produce offspring who get the benefit of both," Charles Murray, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and the author of "Coming Apart," wrote in the Washington Post: Far from spending their college years in a meritocratic melting pot, the New Elite spend school with people who are mostly just like them — which might not be so bad, except that so many of them have been ensconced in affluent suburbs from birth and have never been outside the bubble of privilege.
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