Since then, things have been coming apart at the seams.
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But the effort seemed to be coming apart at the seams.
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Now we wonder whether we are coming apart at the seams.
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"She was coming apart at the seams," Ms. Van Leer-Greenberg said.
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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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And then the U.S. Senate as an institution—we're coming apart at the seams.
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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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And when I can't find it, I feel like I'm coming apart at the seams.
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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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In short, with climate policy coming to the fore, Western societies are coming apart at the seams.
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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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"Emails!" wasn't an argument; it was a plot to prevent the Republican Party from coming apart at the seams.
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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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As contract negotiations lumber into their third, fruitless month, the world seems to be coming apart at the seams.
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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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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 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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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A botched robbery leads down a destructive path for a detective (Bailey) attempting to reconcile with his estranged mother (Humes), a coming-apart-at- the-seams amateur photographer (Paul), his vindictive and murderous fiancée (Bega), her secret lover (Perilo) and a mall Santa (Close) struggling to remain sober.
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Roland's world is said to have "moved on", and it appears to be coming apart at the seams. Mighty nations have been torn apart by war, entire cities and regions vanish without a trace and time does not flow in an orderly fashion. Sometimes, even the sun rises in the north and sets in the east. As the series opens, Roland's motives, goals, and age are unclear, though later installments shed light on these mysteries.
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In his first season, the Thrashers matched their previous season with 76 points, while finishing 13th in the Eastern Conference. Simultaneously, Atlanta Spirit, LLC, the team's ownership group, was coming apart at the seams. A dispute between Steve Belkin and his seven fellow owners dated back to 2005; Belkin claimed the other owners breached their contract, giving him the right to buy them out at cost, while his partners said they should be able to buy out Belkin's 30% stake. On November 3, court proceedings began in Maryland to decide the group's fate.
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In the mid-20th century, the theory of continental drift was referred to as the "Taylor-Wegener hypothesis",Hansen, L. T., Some considerations of, and additions to the Taylor-Wegener hypothesis of continental displacement, Los Angeles, 1946. although this terminology eventually fell out of common use.R. M. Wood, Coming Apart at the Seams , New Scientist, 24 January 1980 Alfred Wegener first presented his hypothesis to the German Geological Society on 6 January 1912. His hypothesis was that the continents had once formed a single landmass, called Pangaea, before breaking apart and drifting to their present locations.
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Malcolm Forbes of Star Tribune wrote: "What could have been another standard tale of a dysfunctional family coming apart at the seams turns out to be something far more complex and clever." Martin Patriquin of Macleans reviewed, "Visceral and at times hilarious, Illicit is an indictment of a society that has surrendered to the baser instincts of its men." Sam Sacks of The Wall Street Journal said that the novel "injects dark, rueful laughter into an immensely touching story of loss." Arminta Wallace of The Irish Times called it a "blend of philosophical inquiry and tart social commentary" which is "smartly written and consistently entertaining".
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Mike Prentis (William Fichtner) is a middle-aged man in a routine marriage, who works from home as a technical writer. When a new couple moves in next door, Mike quickly befriends the young Jenna (Jessica McNamee) and her car-dealer husband, Scott (Michael Rosenbaum). Working from home, Mike has plenty of time to pay attention to the beautiful woman next door; who slowly begins to reveal the details of her life with Scott, and the fact that all isn't as carefree as Scott would like it to appear. While Mike watches as the young couple's relationship begins to unravel, his own marriage starts coming apart at the seams.
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The initial concept for the design came from Tim Burton, who envisioned a stuffed cat with its stitches coming apart at the seams. The costume was created around a body cast of Pfeiffer so that it would fit her exactly, and painted with white silicone rubber to imitate stitches. It was extremely tight and very laborious to put on – Pfeiffer had to be covered in talcum powder to squeeze into the costume, which was in turn brushed with liquid silicone on every take to give it shine. Pfeiffer would wear the suit for 12 to 14 hours at a time, except lunch breaks when it was removed, which was her only opportunity to use the bathroom during the workday.
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" Richard Keller of AOL TV said, "While Pierce and Mahoney did have their moments it was all Grammer this episode as a Sideshow Bob coming apart at the seams." He went on to say, "For the most part this week's episode was entertaining. Plus, it also brought a bit of continuity into the show, something that comes and goes on the program." Genevieve Koski of The A.V. Club gave the episode a B+, praising the appearance of Pierce and Mahoney as Cecil and Dr. Terwilliger post-Fraiser, but criticized the TiVo storyline at the beginning, and wondered "if Lisa's recap of Sideshow Bob's plot was meant to be an homage to "Black Widower," when Bart recapped Bob's plan to kill Selma.
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The initial concept for the design came from Tim Burton, who envisioned a stuffed cat with its stitches coming apart at the seams. The prototype was created around a body cast of Pfeiffer so that it would fit her exactly, and painted with white silicone rubber to imitate stitches. It was extremely tight and very laborious to put on – Michelle Pfeiffer had to be covered in talcum powder to squeeze into the costume, which was in turn brushed with liquid silicone on every take to give it shine. Pfeiffer might wear the suit for 12 to 14 hours at a time, except lunch breaks when it was removed, which was her only opportunity to use the bathroom during the workday.
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The Lindauzi - a bearlike alien species bred to bond empathically with another species - find themselves adrift when their symbiont species, the Iani, are wiped out by a plague. Seeking another species with which to bond, the Lindauzi settle on Earth, domesticating and breeding humankind to fill the void left by the Iani. With their culture coming apart at the seams, and extinction from feral reversion threatening their species, the Lindauzi believe they have finally found success and salvation in Ilox, a human boy with great emotional sensitivity. As Ilox's bond with his Lindauzi bond-mate Phlarx grows, however, so does his curiosity regarding the history of humanity, and the answers he seeks lead to his expulsion from, and the downfall of, Lindauzi society.
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M. Wood, "Coming Apart at the Seams", New Scientist, 24 Jan 1980 he proposed that this occurred by their being dragged towards the equator by tidal forces during the hypothesized capture of the moon, resulting in "general crustal creep" toward the equator. The initial key to his proposal, the complementary shapes of the continental masses, had been observed as early as the 16th century by Abraham Ortelius, but had lacked a credible driving force. His own proposition was that the moon was captured by the Earth's gravity during the Cretaceous period 100 million years ago, and came so close to the earth that its tidal pull dragged the continents toward the Equator. This lacked evidence, thus undermining the credibility of the continental drift observation.
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The island can also be reached by water transport. A $155 million plan unveiled by the New Jersey Department of Transportation in 2005 added a second span and will replace the existing bridge."State unveils plan to add 2nd span over bay to island -- PROJECT MAY START IN 2009", Asbury Park Press, July 26, 2005. "STAFFORD - With the Dorland J. Henderson Memorial Bridge literally coming apart at the seams, the state Department of Transportation on Monday unveiled plans to rebuild the existing Route 72 causeway to Long Beach Island and add a second span beside it at a total cost of $155 million." The new southern span was opened in 2016 and the original bridge will be rebuilt over the next 3 years. County Route 607 in Ship Bottom Within the island, one road forms the backbone of all transportation: County Route 607.
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