Those decaying events can't be predicted with certainty; the best we can do (so far at least) is calculate probabilities about the chances certain atoms have of decaying, and when.
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Jackie mourns that she, a "whirling dervish" obsessed with making art from decaying things, is herself decaying; Don struggles with newfound health problems that make living in their beloved home increasingly difficult.
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Most zombie narratives present people as lurching, decaying, cannibalistic monsters.
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They detest warnings with repulsive images of decaying body parts.
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The decaying body of a Highlander as snow softly falls.
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All that's left is decaying flesh, hunger, and the screams.
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Wooden benches were decaying, and weeds were growing beneath them.
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They appear to be rotting and decaying, bleeding and transmogrifying.
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It was squalid and decaying, and yet so overwhelmingly human.
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Germany has failed to improve its decaying roads and bridges.
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Beneath a blanket of decaying leaves, salamanders are waiting, too.
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Is the Western liberal order decaying, or showing its resilience?
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But decaying services in other states could spread the practice.
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Decaying villages dot dusty roads; grey apartment blocks fill sleepy cities.
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It seems that every other house is either abandoned or decaying.
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Crowds flocked to the exhibit, staged in a decaying school building.
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On the bed in the living room are two decaying corpses.
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I'm so impressed that decaying flesh isn't hanging off your cheekbones.
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It's a gross but good thing condors find decaying animals delicious.
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They are now over 100 years old, decaying or entirely dead.
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I hope they get a decaying skin upgrade before the launch.
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The trunk of said vehicle contains — gulp — a dead, decaying body.
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Our nation's decaying infrastructure costs every American family $28500 every day.
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The bases of decaying logs and leaf litter were also searched.
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For him, decaying barns and rusty silos were pretty typical landmarks.
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It's not the majestic, decaying sanctuary I romanticized it to be.
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"It's not like these things have been frozen and are decaying."
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There are 700 to 2,000 badly decaying digital platforms within eyesight.
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If you're a fan of decaying tree stumps, you're in luck.
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We continue down the road to another decaying house, 'Homestead 3.
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So perhaps we need to backpedal on the decaying dynasty talk.
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Metro is decaying, but we have the power to change that.
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Dead whales, stranded and decaying on beaches, can sometimes be weighed.
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When I moved to New York, much of Manhattan was decaying.
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Slowly decaying teddy bears covered in road soot hang in bushes.
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Tales of decaying bodies and belated justice can captivate crime junkies.
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Outdoor recreation was his rebellion against the decaying and overcrowded cities.
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Always got some zombified, decaying familiars running round after them—a cursed cat, a decaying camel, something like that—and have sharp reactions for someone with their brain pulled out through their nose with special brain tweezers.
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These particles can turn into their antiparticle before decaying into other particles.
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They also observed other combinations of these particles changing identity and decaying.
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Dead and decaying trees are also not that valuable for timber companies.
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Now, the problem is that a bunch of these things are decaying.
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A abandoned and decaying Cyprus Airways passenger plane sits on the runway.
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Peat is soggy and acidic, which prevents organic matter from decaying fully.
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However, he mentioned it doesn't work on veneers, crowns, or decaying teeth.
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At times, they're carrying pieces of flesh and decaying bits and bobs.
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Story at a glance Climate change is coming for America's decaying infrastructure.
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Decaying 'Economic Action Plan' billboards from 2009 scattered across this fine country?
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Florida has consistently underfunded its public education system and its decaying infrastructure.
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But every part of it has a function—even the decaying trees.
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A chocolate fragrance might alert a reader to decaying paper, for instance.
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He examined photographs and determined that the hollowed trunk would keep decaying.
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An unstable atom has a probability of decaying at a certain instant.
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The decaying art piece off the freeway was for sale for $900,000.
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Frankie's rented apartment overlooks the decaying pier where Sophie was last seen.
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The odor is infused with salt, decaying plant matter and diesel fuel.
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On many blocks, there are more decaying, abandoned houses than inhabited ones.
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Fires clear underbrush and burn decaying vegetation, returning nutrients to the soil.
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Decaying vegetation does pile up across the planet, but not everywhere equally.
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"Buddhism has been decaying in this country," said Yuttana Suksa-ard, 66.
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The corpses of those remaining stars will die, decaying into their constituent parts.
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"Beta decaying," the neutrino-producing process, "produces a lot of heat," said Hayes.
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Their bodies, because of the physicality of those paintings, are kind of decaying.
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Most featherwings hang out on the ground, where they feed on decaying things.
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She opens the glove box and finds decaying maps and something long rotten.
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Mr Trump's withdrawal from the "decaying and rotten" agreement honoured a campaign promise.
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Cleaning up Sellafield's decaying buildings and nuclear-waste storage facilities will take decades.
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The decaying homes in Oklahoma and Mississippi are among that new housing stock.
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"Men like Trump only wind up in power when democracies are already decaying."
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"We are furled to the United Kingdom's decaying dreams of empire," she said.
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We see Beach's stately railroad car peeling and decaying in the lost tunnel.
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Decaying fish, turtles, and eels are reportedly the source of an odor there.
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Usually, these deserted temples remain dormant, decaying without government funding for their upkeep.
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He had security cameras and new elevators installed and fixed the decaying garage.
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The SuperDracos can propel the spacecraft up and away from the decaying rocket.
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Has Earth grown larger from the buildup of decaying vegetation through the ages?
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When it is decaying and corrupt, it cannot be relied upon for solutions.
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But environmentalists say decaying wood is an indispensable ingredient of a primeval woodland.
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She also sees another decaying human, but refrains from explaining that part ot Sabrina.
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Tiangong-1's orbit is decaying as the craft slowly succumbs to Earth's gravity.
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"Everything is sort of taken over by this stench of decaying," Blair Moore added.
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The dollar, which he thought was decaying in 1979, was actually about to revive.
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The decaying state of the United States roadway system can be costly for drivers.
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Many supposedly global firms were crusty colonial relics; at home British industry was decaying.
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His decaying face is a strong analogue to the once-mighty Empire he served.
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However neither had ever been confronted with the sight of a dead, decaying elephant.
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It's just another form of decay, and I eat decaying cheese all the time.
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" That's when they found what he described as "the horrible mess of decaying food.
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And the natural wonders both on land and in the water are rapidly decaying.
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They point to rising debt, decaying infrastructure, poor public services and perennially high unemployment.
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The president, many Democrats and some Republicans insist America's decaying infrastructure needs an upgrade.
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He'll leave behind a deeply wounded Port Authority, with higher tolls and decaying infrastructure.
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Both cities also have decaying public transportation networks that are struggling to meet demand.
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The smell of a decaying body in Rifkin's truck gave the police officers pause.
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The decaying entrance to the airport was a sign of what was to come.
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Meanwhile, the Mexican economy stagnated and drug violence spiked, further decaying Peña Nieto's popularity.
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When decaying materials get in the way of an artwork's message, intervention becomes mandatory.
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They clear out decaying brush, restore nutrients to soil, and even help plants germinate.
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But a few people have snuck on to capture video of the decaying park.
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Decaying plumbing lines are to blame for the lead contamination, according to the publication.
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Diane Hendricks and her late husband saw opportunity in Beloit, a decaying industrial town.
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"It was totally decaying when I first saw it," he says of the building.
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Officials fear those cells are decaying as marriage rates fall and divorce rates soar.
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But as Bev walks through the decaying apartment, the camera catches glimpses of Mrs.
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So animals living in undersea deserts depend on carbon from decaying organisms from above.
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It was a sad, dirty, decaying place, with many of the buildings still damaged.
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We simply cannot afford to wait any longer to improve our decaying infrastructure. Hon.
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Everything is falling apart, decaying, and the container is rapidly sinking into the mud.
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What's a more amorphous pile of goo than the innards or a decaying corpse?
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But in a world that felt like it was decaying from the inside out, Twin Peaks reminded me, every week, that the world is always decaying from the inside out, and it's on me to stop it as much as anybody else.
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No wonder she was so upset to see him dead and decaying under Odin's palace.
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We did that and saw a decrease in bacteria, but odor comes from decaying bacteria.
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The novel is set in a fleet of decaying organic world-ships called The Legion.
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When he looked down, after tripping over some decaying leaves, he uncovered the strange flower.
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The visual effect is of a collage or landscape, but it's slippery and decaying too.
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Or perhaps the city's decline will be more insidious, with its regulators and courts decaying.
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The massive lump of decaying sewage sits alongside ancient Roman mosaics and priceless medieval altarpieces.
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Sometimes it's just the pure pleasure of decaying sound or the wow of the flutter.
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In the decaying hospital and dialysis center visited by Reuters, patients clamored for humanitarian aid.
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Like in a forest, fallen leaves and decaying plant matter add nutrients into the soil.
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Tearing down the empty Studebaker buildings, just south of the decaying downtown, was too expensive.
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Logan's sad, Professor X is dying, the fields are decaying, the world is falling apart.
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Around town, abandoned multistory hotels loom like decaying sentinels, colonized by armies of jungle insects.
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Repairing decaying infrastructure and improving public education will most likely also remain out of reach.
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It already suffered from decaying infrastructure, inferior hospitals, and a high frequency of diabetes cases.
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They are not decaying or being digested into the earth as compost as they should.
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There, he became interested in the physical and visual qualities of aged and decaying wood.
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Klimt is back somewhere decaying and bound it seems to the husk of Orpheus 1.
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A photo from 2008 shows a decaying truck at the site of the deserted village.
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Unlike (most) humans, moss thrives atop its own decaying matter and is largely self-sustaining.
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This system has been decaying for decades, but it's really disintegrated over the past year.
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No, it's a bunch of dead raccoons in the chimney, decaying and crawling with maggots.
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Trilobites The insects digest more decaying wood when hosting nematodes, potentially benefiting the whole ecosystem.
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These mummifications are made possible by environmental conditions that prevented human remains from naturally decaying.
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Shows are astonishingly organic, both growing and decaying; changing any single component can change everything.
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The country's Chettinad region is full of architectural relics in various states of decaying opulence.
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The physicists first spotted it when they studied a decaying beryllium isotope&aposs unexpected behavior.
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After descending, they were shocked to discover the source of the odor: a decaying corpse.
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The prosecutor who resigns rather than remain in a decaying institution is upholding crucial norms.
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The colors didn't match the surrounding ancient pigments, and some touch-ups were already decaying.
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NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope contributed to the researchers' findings that WASP-12b's orbit is decaying.
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Your white outrage tastes like a week-old mayonnaise sandwich decaying off its own rot.
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Climbing dark stairs, he entered a large, seedy room in a decaying block of flats.
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They only stick around for a few seconds at most before radioactively decaying into smaller elements.
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The condition of the child's mouth was described as "severe," with several decaying and ruptured teeth.
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It can't stop, won't stop maturing, ripening, sharpening, and, in the case of moldy cheeses—decaying.
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Because in the aftermath of the apocalypse, there will be decaying corpses strewn about the streets.
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There they found natural waste like decaying insects and manmade matter, from microbeads to cigarette butts.
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My body is now a temple, but not an old decaying temple filled with corpulent tourists.
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In 2018, the decaying sanatoriums were reportedly home to some 6,000 IDPs, or Internationally Displaced Persons.
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Casa Independente, for example, is a club built inside a decaying mansion, according to Time Out.
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Why, yes, it's a slice of pizza you bought last night just decaying in your bed!
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"There was old attractions decaying, which was overgrown with weeds, trash scattered around," he told INSIDER.
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But also: rainy streets, forlorn bus stops, beefy pipe fitters, decaying wall posters, imprudent beach attire.
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Along with Lashkar Gah's decaying amusement park and disused cotton gin, the hotel suffered from neglect.
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Thatcher Greenwood is a schoolteacher whose house is also decaying, but he has other pressing problems.
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In the campaign, the Whopper is covered in mold, decaying as it's consumed by green fungus.
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Heading towards them, I know that these three decaying houses are what they call 'Homestead 2.
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He and I are deeply fond of exploring reliced and decaying urban locations in our area.
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The uranium isotopes start decaying as zircon crystallizes, transforming into lead isotopes at a steady rate.
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Ringquist takes the viewer down the colorful yet decaying streets of Havana, depicting a paradise in ruins.
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Most of the world's tunnels are considered safe for drivers, but a few are still decaying rapidly.
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If Germany deployed them to improve its decaying infrastructure, its firms would probably invest more, not less.
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There are the smells of wood, of decaying flowers, of old things sequestered in a rusty room.
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Depending on a material's half-life, it could remain in the environment minutes to years before decaying.
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The governor said it was legally difficult to force people to evacuate the old and decaying buildings.
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Episode 63 The women in Litchfield are decaying, and no one with any power gives a shit.
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They provide a vital service to forests and grasslands, clearing out decaying brush and helping plants germinate.
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I was in a decaying foyer, my siblings and I bathed in sunlight from the window above.
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And it has succeeded, notwithstanding the legacy load-out queue at Vlissingen, which is now incrementally decaying.
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Virtually all of our business and political leaders decry our decaying transportation, water, grid, and social infrastructure.
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When they're off, she stands next to a window overlooking her backyard and a decaying swing set.
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I stood on a decaying picnic bench at the edge of an overhang to study the horizon.
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Once a buzzing hub, the inside looked completely barren and was littered with decaying plants and debris.
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Barbados declared a national emergency due to the quantity and stench of decaying seaweed in June 2018.
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Bubble is set in a decaying Midwestern town and centers on three workers at a doll factory.
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The area attracts tourists with its antiques stores, Sunday street market, gloriously decaying architecture, and cobbled streets.
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But residents last week found thousands of dead and decaying fish at the bottom of the river.
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Dazzling yet shabby, abundant yet decaying, the East London street market is a ramshackle bazaar of contradictions.
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Brands worry about sloppy presentation, decaying customer service and empty floors as some malls have become desolate.
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GINGRICH: [pause] I think that Trump has a willingness to break up a system which is decaying.
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Ringing big French cities, these decaying agglomerations are home to a large immigrant North African Muslim population.
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The spot in front of me where a table had stood was now a decaying, foreboding home.
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I found my favorite spot of all: the decaying remains of a house, hugged by dripping vines.
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They decompose decaying matter, they aerate the soil, they pollinate the plants, which then create the forests.
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The island remains almost entirely overgrown, although rough trails have been cut to expose the decaying structures.
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Decaying organic matter in the ocean produces carbonyl sulfide, a gas that then floats into the atmosphere.
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The fact remains that a long-dead, decaying young witch is still plastered against my neighbors' house.
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For example, amid the North's decaying rail system, military units are using their vehicles for commercial purposes.
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Puerto Rico's roads, bridges, dams, ports, hospitals, water treatment plants and more have been decaying for years.
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Lebanon's decaying roads have been awaiting an overhaul since a 15-year civil war ended in 1990.
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Decaying paintings on the wall seem to depict aristocrats in European-style attire lost in philosophical reflection.
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It was a rough, polyglot slum, buildings decaying and pavements strewn with the fragments of shattered windshields.
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But closer inspection reveals its horrid contents: the scales of dead fish, a mold of decaying teeth.
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Unless of course you're really into cold, slimy places, human-eating monsters, and rapidly decaying corpses (RIP, Barb).
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However they were only allowed to see the alive version of Bardem's character, not the undead, decaying version.
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Often heavier than two Suns put together, these decaying stellar remnants are no wider than a large city.
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That's weird because cyanobacteria, like plants, acquire energy via photosynthesis, whereas "regular" bacteria eat dead or decaying matter.
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People are less keen to talk about their decaying sex lives, especially as their bodies do the same.
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Day in and day out, he maintains a decaying space station and contends with a dysfunctional, boring crew.
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Whatever his secret, despite decades of chemical and physical abuse, his body seems to regenerating instead of decaying.
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These little saprophytes—organisms that devour dead or decaying organic matter—are indeed enjoying a resurgence in popularity.
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The spacecraft are powered by slowly-decaying radioactive material, so they're not reliant upon sunlight to stay online.
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I'd have expected suits and black sunglasses, but the decaying effects of after-empire were reaching and vast.
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YORK, Pa. — For decades, Rust Belt cities have been seen as decaying manufacturing centers struggling to reinvent themselves.
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In a state with burdensome property taxes, decaying infrastructure, inadequate schools, and complications from rapid growth, Lieutenant Gov.
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" When pressed, the former Speaker said Trump has a "willingness to break up a system which is decaying.
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The man nominally in charge of these decaying service standards is Alex Cruz, the former boss of Vueling.
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Still, many voters seem unimpressed, pointing to rising debt, decaying infrastructure, poor public services and perennially high unemployment.
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Pictures of decaying cities like Detroit or the remanents of Chernobyl fall into this category, according to CNN.
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The new administration will face rampant inequality and persistent poverty, decaying infrastructure, and mediocre and segregated public education.
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We'd seen more food decaying in those wintry farm fields than the Serbs were letting into the enclave.
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Combine Havana, Barcelona and Mumbai, and you might find something like the sun-scorched, decaying splendour of Karnaca.
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As a result, the LP's dozen tracks emit arid, decaying sounds left to bake under the unforgiving sun.
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Death always already throbbing with life, decaying for growth, anaerobic chemistry, vapor and rays of latent energy forces.
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Her skin is torn and decaying, a grim echo of the acne that might plague an ordinary teenager.
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Scientists tend to find elaborate patterns in fossils, left by animals exploiting every inch of decaying organic matter.
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A decaying bridge has ignited a debate over how a struggling city treats some of its poorer residents.
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But perhaps that's appropriate for a show about fatal illusions of glamour in a dark and decaying world.
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Mr. President, the moral and ethical underpinnings of our union, far from being renewed and rejuvenated, are decaying.
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In Rohtak, a few dozen miles northwest of New Delhi, there were many signs of a decaying industry.
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The Manchester still reeling from Monday night's terrorist attack is not the decaying postindustrial wasteland of the 1970s.
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I wandered through decaying motor homes and ranch-style houses and grocery stores that felt frozen in time.
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Previous works by Gallaccio have involved irreversible transformation: salt melting a route through ice, flowers and fruit decaying.
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Power outages last for days, water is scarce and the decaying infrastructure is reminiscent of a war zone.
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Among a sea of gaunt, gangling bodies, it hobbles over its own intestines and chatters its decaying teeth.
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The video details a decaying relationship, sliding between a home and a beach, close-ups and wide shots.
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Mysterious "ghost boats" — wrecked wooden ships with decaying corpses on board — are washing up on the shores of Japan.
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The creature's dark and decaying underworld, referred to as the "Upside Down," has breached the world of the living.
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Longstanding inaction and indifference have left their communities with shuttered hospitals, underfunded schools and decaying highways, bridges, and railways.
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"We have a decaying moral fiber in our society," he told BuzzFeed News from a coffee shop in Nairobi.
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He uses terminology and concepts once used by Hitler himself, including racial suicide, a "decaying state'' and "cultural Bolshevism.
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The old mall remained a ghostly presence for almost a decade, slowly decaying on the edge of North Randall.
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Many metropolises are dysfunctional: public transport is in decline, housing is scarce, pipes are decaying and water is contaminated.
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In Lebanon, protesters blocked roads and clashed with security forces last week over unemployment, decaying infrastructure, and government corruption.
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Each year, Britain relives the decaying glory of its former empire by giving out Orders of the British Empire.
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"These carrion-eaters' natural affinity for dead and decaying things is being turned into a virtue," The Guardian wrote.
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Corruption, decaying oil infrastructure, and a starving workforce have caused production to plummet to the lowest levels in decades.
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The bounce in Treasury yields witnessed after the election of Donald Trump is now decaying in the D.C. swamp.
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We wrote the songs to reflect a decaying industrial world, modernism as a monster which grows by eating itself.
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In one respect, Oldchella was a fitting jewel in the crown of 2016: a testament to rock's decaying influence.
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Their tales of decaying buildings and urban sprawl bore a heavy emotional weight that cut through Brock's leery delivery.
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Both games throw players into a decaying netherworld they can't readily understand, making them physically vulnerable but incredibly important.
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Even so, addressing the decaying quality of life is the obvious next step when the demonstrators eventually go home.
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The report, which was obtained by The New York Times, linked the operating room contaminants to Northport's decaying building.
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But the statement claims the officers next detected a putrid smell, later identifying it as an alligator's decaying flesh.
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It could be burning underground, where decaying organic material called peat can keep it alive for months or more.
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Put another way, conspiracy theories aren't eroding democracy so much as they signal that a democracy is already decaying.
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President Trump has vowed to reinvigorate America's decaying coal-fired power plants and increase reliance on the fuel source.
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But there were canals, built as part of the ancient Grand Canal system, and the town's decaying traditional architecture.
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People diving in the worst affected parts of the reef are literally swimming amid millions of stinking, decaying corpses.
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Photographer Scott Amling took a boat out to the forts in 2018 and experienced the decaying buildings for himself.
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Politically, that would also lead to cuts in nondefense programs, facing a growing economic divide and a decaying infrastructure.
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What have historically been called saprophytic plants get nutrients from decaying plant materials, without need of sunlight or chlorophyll.
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Officials say the trees scheduled to be felled are dead, dying, diseased, decaying or causing problems like buckled sidewalks.
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Pundits and analysts have argued that democracy is "decaying" worldwide, and that America is morphing into an authoritarian state.
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A curved horn protrudes above its monstrous mandibles, which it uses to eat decaying logs from the inside out.
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Then the newly formed East Lake Foundation developed new mixed-income housing to replace a decaying public housing project.
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If sterile neutrinos were decaying around the Milky Way, the signature would have been extremely bright in this dataset.
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In today's 360 video, visit asylum seekers who live inside the arrivals terminal of a decaying airport in Greece.
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Wu's breakthrough research revealed that during the process of radioactive decay, decaying identical nuclear particles didn't always behave symmetrically.
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The area's well-maintained mansions and tidy lawns are a far cry from the city's iconic decaying colonial buildings.
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As they did so, their likelihood of decaying varied as a function of time (and thus distance) between them.
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We were invited to spend three nights at the ranch right beside the decaying house where "Giant" was made.
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Yesterday, I ran through a park filled with decaying bunkers from World War II, and dozens of adorable wallabies.
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They present this idea along with the fact that we are living in a decaying world as a result.
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There are about 1,500 billion tons of carbon locked up in the decaying plant matter found in the permafrost.
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The frozen ground is the only thing keeping the plant matter from decaying and releasing carbon into the atmosphere.
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Motivated by the decaying situation in Los Angeles, California enacted the most rigorous air pollution laws in the nation.
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They're engulfed in a smell that intensifies as they walk: a blend of barnyard animal, excrement, and decaying flesh.
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The vaults are kept at 40 degrees Fahrenheit and 30 % humidity to keep the film from decaying and shrinking.
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The decaying clusters of workshops, bunkers and dormitories are remnants of Plant 221, also known as China's Los Alamos.
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About half of that comes from decaying waste in landfills and from belching, farting farm animals, the EPA estimates.
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Farmers use a planter or seed drill to punch the seeds for their cash crops into the decaying cover crop.
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And in fact, this species is known to infect living trees, and then continue to feed off the decaying matter.
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At least 60 people were counted dead shortly after the mounds of decaying trash and debris gave way late Saturday.
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"The great Persian empire!" he'd cry in our tiny moldy apartment with the decaying carpet, surrounded by sometimes-hostile neighbors.
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There were also concerns that local infrastructure, including New York's decaying subway system, could not cope with the additional residents.
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The country has long devoted a large share of its GDP to maintaining its decaying avenues, motorways, tunnels and bridges.
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From the waist up she's your common-or-garden goddess, but from the waist down she is a decaying corpse.
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To not feel the stress of being stuck inside this slowly decaying and deeply contaminated meat locker that is myself.
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In the 2011 trial, experts testified that air samples indicated that decaying human remains had been present in Casey's trunk.
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Haunted houses are often depicted with a few common features: decaying woodwork, steep angles, and Gothic-looking towers and turrets.
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We may see a loved one; Neanderthals may have just seen a decaying corpse ripe for harvesting if need be.
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Businesses and the International Monetary Fund have warned that without increased investment, decaying infrastructure could become a drag on growth.
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But here, they sunk, and that kept them away from decaying bacteria — it may have been a low-oxygen condition.
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He includes hulking ruins, giant robots, and the decaying remains of the future amidst the countryside of his home country.
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Their decaying bodies support a flurry of deep sea life and their tons of carbon will mostly remain at depth.
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But LaFleur says it's these areas, with the withered decaying branches, that show just what has happened along the bayou.
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Groupon has similarly tried to escape the decaying market for daily deals with various efforts, including a food delivery service.
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Since then, we have witnessed bribery and corruption scandals, human rights violations, decaying facilities, huge cost overruns and environmental destruction.
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Although most of the castle is decaying from years of abandonment, you can still see touches of its incredible design.
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A boy in 1980 stumbled across a bunch of decaying bills that matched the serial number on the ransom money.
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He's just young Bruce here and his dad, Thomas Wayne, is running for mayor of the ever-decaying Gotham City.
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I look at society today and look at how I can see things on a global basis sort of decaying.
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Even their mode of creation — of plant matter decaying into crepuscular peat — seems to connote darkness and hostility to life.
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Nor do they come at us in order, blooming and decaying as in a time-lapse Progress of Womanhood parade.
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On Monday, the body of 5-year-old Sierra Patino was found decaying in a closet in a Houston home.
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It's told by a girl named Green, who grows up in a decaying mansion called Foxlowe in the English countryside.
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Politicians, she argued, had come to accept high crime, decaying infrastructure and staggering high school dropout rates as the norm.
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It recognized that disco, a genre which superficially represented all that was fun and upbeat, was in reality quickly decaying.
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I was thinking that one of the shuffling, decaying figures looked suspiciously like Iggy Pop — and sure enough, it is.
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In recent years, the small eastern Mediterranean country has buckled under ballooning public debt, a decaying infrastructure and political infighting.
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From the moment he pulls up to a decaying, secluded mansion, though, it's clear that whimsy is off the table.
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At the same time, less-central and less-coveted neighborhoods with decaying buildings have been excluded from the renovation program.
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The book's model of a town that is decaying because of the scourge of meritocracy is St. Clair Shores, Michigan.
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There is broad public consensus that wages are stagnating, medical costs are skyrocketing, corruption is deepening, and infrastructure is decaying.
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That leaves diplomacy, which has the presumptive virtue of buying time against a decaying regime while allowing deterrence to work.
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The orbit is decaying, causing the stars to move closer and closer to each other in an inevitable death spiral.
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Until recently, those treasures were housed in the attic of the historical society's decaying Havens House Museum, built in 1743.
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The boat deposited us at the mouth of a river lined with decaying wooden fishing boats strung with drying clothes.
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At sites we examined, injecting water into sedimentary rocks generated a gradually decaying cloud of seismicity out to great distances.
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The effect lent itself to the notion of a decaying Manhattan home overlooking Central Park, its inhabitants' sanity slowly deteriorating.
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The FBI's decaying, 1970s-built home in the J. Edgar Hoover Building is one block from the Trump International Hotel.
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Standing on the new courts, flanked by the skeletal and decaying facilities where Cuba's Olympic hopefuls train, Smith sounded optimistic.
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Thus, the photos in the series document various elegant, gritty, decaying, but surprisingly intact surfaces inside of the Exclusion Zone.
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A decaying sperm whale carcass has been floating in Hawaiian waters since Thursday, drawing in schools of hungry tiger sharks.
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It reminded me ever so slightly of the heaven from Angels in America, filled with random, decaying vistas and other junk.
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The fields sown with a cover crop cocktail are often blanketed in dying, decaying and thriving plants at the same time.
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Read the story Witness the "decaying beauty" of Battleship Island—a tiny island most consider too dangerous to step foot on.
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Because on most days that's exactly how Twitter feels to me: like a brilliant idea trapped inside a steadily decaying product.
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The main terminal stands decaying inside the buffer zone on the southern, Greek side of the divided city in Nicosia, Cyprus.
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Blood Drive is set in a near-future dystopia, but Elvis' corpse hints at how much it's steeped in decaying nostalgia.
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New findings have revealed that a mixture of hemp, clay and lime plaster prevented the UNESCO World Heritage site from decaying.
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Local councils have taken a lead in buying decaying, gloomy shopping centres to redevelop as mixed residential, retail and entertainment areas.
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But with Venezuela's state-led economic model decaying and oil prices depressed, hospitals have deteriorated sharply under his successor Nicolas Maduro.
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So paint their words—their real words—in big, bold letters on every decaying billboard and boarded up shop in America.
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It's something we can actually like, versus everything else that we're not familiar with that has that sort of decaying smell.
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It's the only FX that actually made it to Williams, and the only FX that escaped the decaying garages of Brunei.
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And while no two pop culture apocalypses are alike, many contain the same ingredients: blood, civil unrest, and decaying moral fiber.
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What about all your decaying online dating profiles, or all the remnants of your financial information stored on e-commerce sites?
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Meanwhile, the reliability of the system is decaying and it is becoming more susceptible to environmental and weather shifts, he added.
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Police arrested a Texas woman who they claim lived for three years in the same home as her mother's decaying body.
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He sketched a gloomy tale of plunging household incomes, ballooning national debt, a gaping trade deficit and decaying roads and bridges.
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Valerie understood that, like the diamonds in Marise's hair, this wasn't really decaying aristocratic grandeur but an arty imitation of it.
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Inside the bunker is the decaying frame of a wooden cot that was supposedly used by soldiers in the cramped space.
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This figure is more than double the $28503 trillion needed through the end of this decade to modernize America's decaying infrastructure.
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It has the world's third-highest ratio of debt to gross domestic product and suffers from decaying infrastructure and ballooning unemployment.
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The mall was shut down in 2014, but the decaying interior makes it appear as if it's been deserted for decades.
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They swell threateningly, coating melodies in decaying reverb and wrapping ominous melodies in gauze—rendering a whole world in terrifying grayscale.
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Unlike streaming, which has silently assimilated into our lives, the digital revolution felled the music industry like an outstretched decaying tree.
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Salcedo's method of art production parallels that of mourning — both are infinitely expandable, decaying but lasting, time-intensive but abruptly triggered.
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The sewage-treatment plants aren't working properly, the result of Israel's decade-long blockade of Gaza, decaying infrastructure and electricity shortages.
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"Time's Arrow" dives deep, not just into the history of BoJack's family but into the recesses of his mother's decaying mind.
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None of her organs are decaying and, barring the ventilator and feeding tube, her body is continuing to grow as normal.
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Instead, these newly dug trenches are row after row of graves covered in lime to block the smell of decaying bodies.
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Now he finds himself treating the remaining members of the Ayreses, who are barely hanging onto their fast-decaying ancestral home.
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On Labor Day, the body of 5-year-old Sierra Patino was found decaying in a closet in a Houston apartment.
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The company produced cast panels for prefabricated houses, and the property is now littered with decaying structures and rusting industrial drums.
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Listening to a 30-minute presentation about how my body was decaying exponentially every day, week, and month was anxiety-inducing.
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Destruction surrounded them, as did the stench of decaying bodies of Islamic State fighters, left to rot in the blazing sun.
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Not to break the immigration impasse, move forward on guns or hammer out a plan to rebuild the nation's decaying infrastructure.
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The approaching storm in combination with the decaying weather front could cause winds that will strengthen throughout the course of the day.
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The blue whale was found decaying with its stomach "extremely bloated" as seagulls foraged through its remains, the San Francisco Chronicle reported .
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That musty smell that old homes have, made infinitesimally worse by the piles of slowly decaying papers, photos, boxes, books, and whatnot.
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Andrada also says that the decaying is "completely normal" given the time frame, as it's been about nine months since the Games.
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Ultimately, it seemed to Cramer that stores like Nordstrom are slowly decaying and there may not be a cure to fix it.
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The story opens with would-be hero Ethan breaking into the decaying estate of a mysterious family living on the Louisiana bayou.
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Dr. Pants comes up with the idea of pouring liquid metal over some slowly decaying walkers that the Saviors use as sentries.
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The place is locked up, though there are still signs of aging bread and decaying cheese if you peer through the window.
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"Self centeredness and the constant dismissal of Earth's decaying ecosystems will eventually lead to the destruction of our home planet," Shirken said.
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Big Edie and Little Edie are shown living in isolation in the estate, which is decaying and dilapidated, both inside and out.
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Military installations are steadily decaying along with the rest of the country, and salaries quickly disappear amid 2 million percent annual inflation.
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To whet your appetite, the video starts with a clip of Eleven stumbling upon Barb's bloated, decaying body in the Upside Down.
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Instead of adding capacity, stronger business investment is replacing the old and decaying capital stock with a new and more productive one.
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Related: Pimp My Coffin Your Decaying Corpse Could Become a Tree CT Scans Reveal the Youngest Mummified Fetus Ever Found | Conservation Lab
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A dinosaur waiting to be put out of its misery, decaying into the past, it serves on a tried and tested formula.
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They play a critical role as scavengers in their island ecosystem, keeping the environment free of decaying dead bodies by eating them.
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Salazar might be a decaying ex-human, but is his goal of wiping out the pirate threat really such a bad one?
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Since 1978, the company has undertaken countless projects, breathing new life into decaying theatrical venues, sacred spaces, government buildings, and other institutions.
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Ritzy apartment buildings and trendy hotels went up in formerly decaying areas like downtown and Hollywood, turning decrepit blocks into lavish playgrounds.
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Liberals too easily dismiss as bigots working-class people, who have understandable anxieties in an age of decaying industries and stagnant wages.
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The emptiness of some streets reminded me of photographs of the depopulated, decaying buildings left behind after the nuclear disaster at Chernobyl.
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Last fall we wrote to Congress expressing our concern about the decaying relationship between the Library of Congress and the Copyright Office.
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I looked back and the room seemed to be settling, with an engineer and soldier decaying on the floor not unlike Klimt.
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The game opens with a cinematic of rusted and decaying machinery, and everywhere you visit in the game feels dismal and squalid.
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Maybe it's the decaying ruins of multiple defunct human civilizations, but theres a dark overtone to Morgan Jouquand's otherwise stunning nature footage.
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The neo-no-wave music on albums like "Go Grey" from 2010 was murky, eerie and urgent, like a decaying time capsule.
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Dead, gray branches jutted from a decaying stump in the middle of the field, 30 feet away from the two-lane road.
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"We are one of the richest cities in the country, in the world, and we have decaying subway systems," Mr. Posso said.
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Ross drags Cal to a spot where all of Cal's past selves were murdered, so it's like a parade of decaying Cals.
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In remote areas, small-scale W2E systems can offset the lack of electricity and reduce the major health hazards of decaying waste.
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Portions of these footpaths persist in the town, near red fire hydrants, in the shadow of decaying dance halls and crumbling warehouses.
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Imagine a country not with decaying infrastructure, but the big beautiful bridges and roads that Trump speaks of, and inner cities revitalized.
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Areas of the Old South and Appalachia — devastated by a bad, decaying economy — went big for this party and this president; 8.
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Where once there were parking lots and decaying warehouses, Harrison is bursting with luxury rental buildings, restaurants, cafes and even a hotel.
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Although both cultures deliberately preserved the decaying body, by de-fleshing bones or embalming, the relationship with these corpses was very different.
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Each photo depicts a different segment of a woman's decaying body – her gaping mouth, her glazed-over eyes, the wounds on her back.
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Police later received tips of a murder and found the decaying and mutilated body of the 12-year-old, the court papers showed.
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Spake's team used Hubble's Wide Field Camera 3 to measure the amount of near-infrared stellar light being transmitted through its decaying atmosphere.
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By feeding on decaying animal corpses, vultures play a critical role in keeping the environment clean and minimizing the spread of contagious diseases.
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And the landscape they traverse isn't the great outdoors, but a series of decaying, rubbish-strewn towns, sterile suburbs and hellish oil fields.
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But the worst stench came from the dead seabirds lying crumpled and decaying on the beach nearby, with little flies buzzing around them.
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The decaying Victorian houses, deserted commercial fishing ports, and enchanting primordial landscapes — these are all verses in my own modern tale of Arcadia.
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We've evolved to dislike not specific smells but classes of smell linked to biologically relevant sources: decaying meat, urine, and of course feces.
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The formation of oil reserves, for instance, relies on the burial and compression of sediments that are chock full of decaying organic matter.
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By the 1990s, the U.S. stock of military family housing - nearly 300,000 homes in all service branches - was decaying and starved of funding.
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The objects were found in a decaying wooden box with bronze hinges at Casa del Giardino in Region V of the archaeological park.
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The possibility of an algae bloom formed by decaying palm oil, which would compete with fish for oxygen, would be a huge threat.
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In the early 85033s, weak U.S. and Western policies permitted the decaying and besieged Mobutu dictatorship to break its promise of multiparty democracy.
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Many who suffer from drug addiction grew up in the 1980s, when unemployment was high due to the decaying of the industrial base.
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I had been looking at my phone, and saw the decaying face of a dead man when I was just a foot away.
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Aged 29, Mateen is the Gavrilo Princip of the early 21st century, the young man who ripped up an old, decaying political order.
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Their photographer captured the couple in an abandoned movie theater, a decaying church, and the Admiral&aposs House, which is now being restored.
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That's resulted in this dark moment that we're in, to some degree, where there's been this decaying of trust on a large scale.
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By the 1990s, the U.S. stock of military family housing – nearly 300,000 homes in all service branches – was decaying and starved of funding.
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It's like my hormones knew I was aiming for Hairiness Level: Mountain Man but stopped out of spite at Hairiness Level: Decaying Pig.
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Bottled water remains in high demand, and suspicion abounds about the city's lead pipes, its decaying water infrastructure and pretty much everything else.
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And that raises a sort of intractable question: What is the appropriate policy tool to bring a decaying industrial island back to life?
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — If ever there was a model of a decaying station brought back to vibrancy, it would be in Kansas City.
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By 19453, the Romanov monarchy was decaying quickly, but its emperors may have saved themselves had they not missed repeated chances to reform.
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Later, he planted succulents and wiry, Giacometti-like cacti in concrete pots of his own design that suggest decaying industrial nuts and bolts.
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And there is an interloper in the household, Bégearss, bent on making off with Florestine and the remnants of the decaying Almaviva fortune.
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Carlson is linking his portrait of coastal cities—degenerate, decaying—to the right's larger attack on the coastal elites leading the Democratic Party.
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And it's because you have this decaying industrial footprint, while at the same time a thriving and growing university that is world renowned.
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The gothic tragedy "Eyes Closed," with its throbbing and decaying guitars, sounds like a Weeknd song (and is indeed written partly by him).
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Rio, however, is experiencing something exceptional: Less than six months after the Summer Games ended, the host city's Olympic legacy is decaying rapidly.
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"We cannot prevent an Iranian bomb under the decaying and rotten structure of the current agreement," Trump said in a White House address.
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"We cannot prevent an Iranian bomb under the decaying and rotten structure of the current agreement," the president said in justifying his decision.
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I can't come home from a long day at the Four Seasons [attending press junkets and screenings] to find decaying food on my doorstep.
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It's common to not only watch on TV but read about how old, decaying structures are reborn into the homes of families' American dreams.
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At the turn of the 20th century, a group of fishermen happened upon the wreck and its decaying treasures while diving after their dinners.
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Fortunately, the Soyuz capsule carrying Hague and Ovchinin quickly started its emergency abort sequence and separated from the decaying rocket about 31 miles up.
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The too-familiar image of whale pods beached and decaying in sickly shallows is the predominant aesthetic of Death Stranding's world of the dead.
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Certainly no democrat, he had much to say about how the old order was decaying and perhaps too little about what could replace it.
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The story takes on fantastic overtones as people call upon ancient powers, and Beukes explores the impact of the supernatural on a decaying Detroit.
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Ratcliffe gave the example of Pittsburgh, when speaking to the BBC, saying that a "decaying" city had been "absolutely transformed" by this energy renaissance.
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Phosphine is usually odorless, but impurities can make it smell like garlic and decaying fish, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
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They are, in the jargon, saprophagous, meaning that they feed on decaying organic matter and will thus eat all sorts of stuff, including manure.
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The decaying wreck has yet to be identified, but it's the first Civil War-era vessel to be discovered in the region in decades.
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As democracies across the West fret about decaying, depopulating regions and the radical politics they can foster, Vechta, population 33,20103, offers a different lesson.
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This film was a chance for Crawford and Davis to prove themselves — but they could only do so by leaning into their decaying reputations.
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It explains her amazing wardrobe in season 5, and her ability to still seduce men despite her decaying tooth situation in the current season.
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Viewers may not be able to tell, so detailed is the texture of each individual leaf, decaying branch and every hot lick of fire.
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Experts think it's possible that radioactive materials inside the dwarf planet are decaying, providing enough heat that could keep an ocean as a liquid.
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He must also attract private foreign investment to generate new exports and rebuild Cuba's decaying infrastructure, and allow Cuba's incipient private sector to grow.
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However it fell into disrepair, and, according to a CBS News report in 2016, was decaying in a Virginia dry dock, overrun by raccoons.
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So when he and his pooch venture into a decaying, depopulated mining town, the last person he needs to encounter is Gilly (James Ransone).
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As it turns out, they're not actually eels, but likely long-bodied fish known as eelpouts, which have a taste for decaying whale blubber.
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Each merger added to the complexity of the decaying technology infrastructure, as many of these were accomplished without integrating acquired systems of merged banks.
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Then the spinal cord is removed to trick the fish's body from entering rigor mortis and decaying, a common occurrence in poorly processed fish.
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As a real estate transaction, $22005,21989 will get you a steadily decaying, four-story, igloo-shaped, urine-soaked structure built from plywood and urethane.
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When people picture America's decaying architecture, they might think of the Rust Belt or a city like Pittsburgh in its post-steel industry state.
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At this point in the descent, things have become very strange; it smells weird down here, we are somewhere deep and decaying and old.
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Answers about why some cultures continued to adapt to the harsh Arctic, while others left, are likely stored in the warming, decaying, Greenland soil.
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They have to be stored in water to maintain the state of the uncovered wooden cribbing, and to prevent the pieces from decaying further.
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These enduring compositions aren't completely terrible, but they're also as dusty as the decaying tinsel that gets dragged down from the attic each December.
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Working with musicians and composers like Bill Frisell, Jóhann Jóhannsson, and Michael Gordon, Morrison creates trancelike mood pieces assembled from decaying, deteriorating found footage.
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The interviewer specifically asked Musk about a previous remark he had made about technology naturally decaying as a result of skills fading over time.
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She sees girls using crystal meth and battles Hefner over his strict rules that forbid her from leaving the dog-shit covered decaying mansion.
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The idea was to replace the decaying Pier 54, which was closed after it started to collapse, with a high-profile, high-design project.
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Still, though revamping the power system is crucial, it is just one part of a much more ambitious plan to improve the decaying subway.
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Both are set in decaying manufacturing towns — places where the men and women scuff and strain against economic morbidity, class invisibility and narcotizing boredom.
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" Yet earlier in his career he had done eye-catching sets, like the decaying roller rink he designed for the 290 musical "The Rink.
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Though the cause of the breach was not yet identified, it was raising new questions about the reliance of American commerce on decaying infrastructure.
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In one area, a row of large buildings that once housed senior members of the palace staff are empty and decaying, reportedly awaiting demolition.
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There, surrounded by the decaying grandeur of the ancient city, he said, he nearly broke down after hearing the case of a Nigerian woman.
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Many decaying mill towns in the Mon Valley were working men's paradises just a few decades ago, with good union jobs and high wages.
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These infant flies play a pivotal role in the way nature recycles dead animals: They eat decaying flesh, converting it into their own tissue.
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The trio took a tour of the bridge on Monday, where they were able to see its decaying steel, crumbling concrete and peeling paint.
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Opponents of infrastructure spending are decried as wanting to poison grandma with polluted water and send school buses over the guardrails of decaying roads.
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But infrastructure is also decaying at the most local levels — on cul-de-sacs and in neighborhood playlots unlikely ever to see federal funding.
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Gotham is decaying and dirty, with porn-theater killers and neo-Nazi street gangs; the cops and the criminals in the book swear constantly.
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Necoritizing fasciitis – commonly known as flesh-eating disease – results in the decaying of the body's soft tissue, according to the National Organization for Rare Disorders.
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It's unclear whether humans can ever use elements that last no longer than a few seconds before decaying—they're not for bombs or for power.
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Morgenstern's style, especially in the frequent Grimm-esque interludes, employs aggressively simple children's literature syntax to describe outlandish settings that are either opulent or decaying.
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And the deceased, when they return, are trussed in plastic wrap, as if they were decaying food that somebody tried and failed to keep fresh.
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"It is clear to me that we cannot prevent an Iranian nuclear bomb under the decaying and rotten structure of the current agreement," he said.
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Draining and burning peatlands, carbon-rich bogs formed when soggy soil prevents dead vegetable matter from fully decaying, provides a cheap way to clear land.
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But by corralling huge numbers of baryons together, the people behind Super-Kamiokande hoped to spot one decaying much sooner, in just a few years.
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"It is clear to me that we cannot prevent an Iranian nuclear bomb under the decaying and rotten structure of the current agreement," Trump said.
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Up for debate, but while Barb may be decaying in the Upside Down, at least actress Shannon Purser is making a triumphant return to Netflix.
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What's more, the garden that Dave lived in must have been incredibly fertile and well-drained, with decaying matter quickly recycled back into the soil.
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He also ordered the country's 3.6 million civil servants to tidy up their offices, sending truckloads of decaying files, furniture, and computers to the dump.
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Necoritizing fasciitis — commonly known as flesh-eating disease – results in the decaying of the body's soft tissue, according to the National Organization for Rare Disorders.
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It will probably remain hidden, but since we've already seen decaying Valyria and the things that survive there, we might just visit that region again.
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The idea of this escapement being subject to entropy, slowly decaying, and pulling time out of sync fit into the album's broader themes of codependency.
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The first of the jets should be delivered in mid-January, part of plans to buy or lease 200 planes to renew IranAir's decaying fleet.
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The strongest moment comes at the very end, at the precipice of a decaying underground civilization — but we're not taken far enough to explore it.
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In season 1 finale "Chapter 8" Lenny finds herself decaying because David's super friends manage to create a device to limit his evil mind parasite.
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Other animals—rendered in bright technicolor—skulk around its decaying environments, sometimes picking fights with one another, at other times focusing on the nomadic slugcat.
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The concern is these trees could be matchsticks for another conflagration, or that the decaying timber could maim a hiker, a ranger, or a firefighter.
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The cast and crew had taken over the Hill Station Hotel, a decaying grand hotel with a colonial legacy that was apparent in its name.
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I liked the reassurance it gave me that my brushing routine was adequate and that my partially erupted wisdom teeth weren't decaying in my skull.
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Since then, the space station known as "Heavenly Palace" has been gradually decaying and, in recent weeks, has accelerated its descent into the Earth's atmosphere.
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He pointed as we walked: The decaying infrastructure, the run-down buildings, were an argument for "what needs to be done," as he put it.
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The report does not even take into account other critical infrastructure like our old and decaying electric grid or our nation's airports and train systems.
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Located just outside downtown Detroit, the massive transit station has sat empty for about 30 years and recently became a symbol representing a decaying Detroit.
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"Whoever wins the July election is going to need as much funding as possible — from China and the West — to rebuild the country's decaying infrastructure."
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Stalled in place for months, possibly soon years of their adolescence, the migrant youth of Athens's decaying Olympic Village play soccer, every day all day.
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But the highlight — which was also a downer — was wandering through a number of communities that had been abandoned decades before and were slowly decaying.
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Amid the long postwar economic boom, the capital was a crossroad of starlets and celebrity chasers, cardinals and cafe society, decaying aristocracy and growing entrepreneurship.
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Thousands of decaying bodies adorn a near-future Eiffel Tower, twisted and mangled amongst its ironwork the way creeping ivy would blend with a trellis.
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Related: A Furniture Farm Is Growing Whole Chairs Your Decaying Corpse Could Become a Tree Photographer Explores Tree Bridges in the Wettest Place on Earth
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That report does not even take into account other critical infrastructure, like our aging and decaying electric grid or our nation's airports and train systems.
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Alone in the scorching sun and dry winds, the decaying Dominican farmhouse and chapel seems to stand through some sheer force of its literary fame.
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Then she indulges her literary passions by opening a bookstore in the decaying Old House in Hardborough, a fictional coastal town in 1959 Suffolk, England.
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To keep his grasp on power, this "second-grade dictator" (in Christiansen's words) needed to take control of his country's politically volatile, physically decaying capital.
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It's as if Halcyon's creaky, decaying corporations poison everyone they touch — and the Hope's passengers aren't simply smart or strong, they're uncorrupted by the rot.
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Rivers help regulate an increasingly volatile global carbon cycle by transporting decaying organic material from land to sea, where it settles on the ocean floor.
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The decaying smile of Paul Lloyd, who, after being assaulted in the Army National Guard, can't allow a stranger like the dentist to get close.
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In recent years, Congress has covered the gap between HTF project spending and the decaying value of its funding source by using general tax revenues.
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If Rome was going to sink into barbarism, then Benedictines could lead healthy lives and construct new forms of community far from the decaying center.
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A crippling shortage of medicines and vaccines, as well as decaying hospitals and an exodus of doctors has thrown Venezuela's health sector into a tailspin.
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Made over the last two decades, the labyrinthine and intricately crafted pieces depict our bodies' anatomies through renderings that evoke tree bark and decaying leaves.
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Conceptually, the album presents the listener with the unpleasant facts of life, set against the fume-choked backdrop of provincial Northern towns and decaying cities.
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A tall curved wall in the background suggests a decaying facade of some once-grand building; a narrow, precipitous stairway leads up to the railroad tracks.
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Tardigrades, sometimes referred to as moss piglets or water bears, are eight-legged microscopic animals that like to live in moss, lichen, decaying leaves, and soil.
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As it turns out, the Higgs boson is a total flake that only hangs around for one septillionth of a second before decaying into smaller parts.
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For example, I wonder how Julia Kristeva, the noted theorist who has written on abjection, might characterize Soutine and his images of decaying beef and fowl.
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Beirut airport's decaying sea wall, protecting the western runway, is also a key concern and repairing it fully would cost up to $54 million, he said.
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Decades after the decline of heavy industries like steel production and coal mining, the region continues to struggle with decaying infrastructure, population decline and high unemployment.
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Dr. Hughes predicts the first zombified ants lived in decaying wood in small colonies, and the infected ants barely got out of their nests before dying.
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Accountant Suset Gutierrez tells her two sons in the decaying industrial town of Ciudad Guayana that nighttime gunshots are fireworks from parties or exploding car tires.
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There should be a place in this world where disquieting visions are more fully honored, where depictions of decaying matter are not thought of as exceptions.
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"Observations suggest a likelihood of a weak La Nina which is expected to start decaying before it gains any form of momentum," said meteorologist Lucky Ntsangwane.
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Every move played in Hex is stored on a table and given a "half-life"—a decaying value that determines how relevant information becomes over time.
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Many parts of the US are primed to burn, and fires are vital to the ecosystem, restoring nutrients to the soil and clearing out decaying brush.
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The work crew discovered the decaying bones under the bridge on U.S. Route 19 near Fayetteville, near where Robert's Geo Tracker was found abandoned on Sept.
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Some lush early CGI establishes that this story takes place near a far-future, post-apocalyptic Seattle, with our familiar civilization decaying under moss and vines.
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Amid a patchwork of decaying U.S. roads, bridges, schools and water systems, an increasing share of municipal debt is being devoted to shoring up these structures.
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One tentative stop is Cincinnati, the source said, and others are being debated as the White House looks to draw attention to decaying roads and bridges.
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There are many, many ways to get at a sense of decaying grandeur without directly copying a style that From Software has effectively laid claim to.
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Scientists estimate, though, that within about five years, Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 will run out of the decaying plutonium that fuels their RTG power generators.
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The carcasses were decaying and oozing with blood on the trucks because of a shortage of plastic burial containers when rain hit the area on Sunday.
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In 16th century England, wealthy women blackened their teeth to mimic the decaying teeth of Queen Elizabeth I, whose fondness for sugar destroyed her oral health.
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Machine learning, it turns out, is not galloping toward us on a white horse (or a Tesla) to whisk us away from our decaying public sphere.
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It has committed to rebuilding some of its decaying infrastructure, like a sewage plant, in a way that safeguards against sea-level rise and storm surges.
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The stench of decaying algae began rising from coastal waterways in southeastern Florida early this month, shutting down businesses and beaches during a critical tourism season.
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The long-haul A330-200 landed at Tehran's Mehrabad airport, the official news agency IRNA reported, as flag-carrier IranAir tries to renew its decaying fleet.
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They kept journalists and aid workers waiting for a week, parked at the roadside next to half-harvested fields of rotting corn stalks and decaying pumpkins.
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Time presents itself spatially here: the allure of the glimmering future and its counterpoint, the decaying past-ness, spread out as the geography of the present.
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Cinematographer Jordan Cronenweth, whose work on Blade Runner defined a certain decaying urban sci-fi aesthetic, had to quit after a short time on the job.
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They make contact with Elvis's manager, Colonel Tom Parker, who is corpulent and decaying, as if he wandered onto the set from a David Cronenberg film.
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Its translucent mycosymbiont "flesh," mottled in the colors and textures of the decaying matter on a forest floor, was threaded with filaments and gently circulating organelles.
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Trump has proposed a mix of tax cuts and regulatory rollbacks as well as spending on the country's decaying public buildings, roads, bridges and transportation system.
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Mr. Dondyuk, who was born three years before the nuclear reactor exploded, found decaying pictures in the abandoned homes and buildings that encapsulated the previous era.
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It was the one thing that partially blocked the smell of decaying corpses, an unrelenting stink that eventually infused the mask, my clothes, even my hair.
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A dual imperialism is still a separation of power, and a decaying republic with two emperors by definition does not have its Caesar or Augustus yet.
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Many of these decaying buildings, and entire neighborhoods like Storyville, were torn down decades ago, before jazz was entrenched as a national, historic, and cultural treasure.
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"We cannot prevent an Iranian bomb under the decaying and rotten structure of the current agreement," Trump said in a White House address announcing his decision.
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Decaying in their stasis, the corporatist and militant Democratic and Republican Parties cannot abide competition — even from each other, which is what gerrymandering is all about.
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These parents are also likely to be without the political capital and time needed to successfully lobby their local governments to refurbish "old and decaying" schools.
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The legendary drama follows survivors as they avoid both decaying, slow-moving walking dead and aggressive clans of people in the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse.
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The men bop each other on the head, kill and poke animals, ice skate, fall down, and generally loll about an environment marked by decaying nature.
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CreditCreditEmiliano Granado A SWARM OF fruit flies has gathered in Kathleen Ryan's Manhattan studio, which seems appropriate given the mound of oversize, decaying lemons and oranges.
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It is this decaying British nationalism, a leftover from the 1970s, that is now disrupting the union, not the self-conscious Scottish, Irish and Welsh versions.
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Once a depopulated de Chirico landscape of decaying Art Deco structures backlighted by Technicolor skies, the city has finally lived up to its own overheated hype.
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He was bright and ambitious and, by the time he was in his twenties, bristled at the restrictions imposed on citizens by the country's decaying gerontocracy.
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The first person at the podium was Andrew Breitbart, clomping right over the decaying remains of the wall separating what was online and what was off.
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One of the most fascinating and powerful opportunities for a cross-cutting alliance between Democrats and Trump is the rebuilding of America and our decaying infrastructure.
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Looking into the small structure from outside through windows tinted pink, a horrible image of a decaying Christ seems to be devoured by a humanoid robot.
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Remove the decaying Ellis as a fifth wheel and per NBA Wowy, in 60 minutes the Pacers scored 1.47 points per possession and allowed just 0.917.
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Well, one Los Angeles resident spotted it decaying on the shelves of a Goodwill, sitting in a jungle of dangling wires alongside secondhand printers and keyboards.
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In fact, scientists were only able to resolve the image of pint-sized Philae because Rosetta's decaying orbit brought it just 2.7 kilometers from the comet's surface.
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Every day you stare at a sanitized gurney, where a grayish, decaying body — which had only hours before been a regular person like you or me — lies.
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At first, physicists attempted to explain these strange events as the result of a type of particle called a tau-neutrino decaying as it passed through Earth.
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That means any lead the researchers find in the zircon must be from trapped decaying uranium, allowing for a fairly precise way to determine the zircon's age.
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Because of the decaying pathways, Jensen and Wright told the outlet they had to frequently pass Clifford to each other in order to make it down safely.
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Preserving your home movies, entombed in rapidly-decaying VHS tapes, by converting them into digital files is a thoughtful (and often tear-jerking) way to do that.
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"Over the next decade, astronomers are hoping to actively detect the planet's orbit slowly decaying, at which point we'll have a better idea of its true fate."
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Most of the time was taken up by people from the news media describing the decaying state of the industry, particularly the harms to local news outlets.
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As memory fades and we become nothing more than transient souls, carrying around the decaying corpse of our body, the monolithic musicians are the ones we'll remember.
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The flowers, coated in thick slime, are as ominous as they are beautiful, the contrast a striking symbol for the decaying Earth and our role in it.
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I also love the way the camera pans over his face, his mouth hung open to display those decaying teeth of his, as he Googles her later.
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Iraqi forces liberating the city from Islamic State militants have found beheaded and decaying bodies, as well as a prison where detainees were held in small cages.
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But America's infrastructure is getting older and leakier; metropolitan-area populations are booming; and climate change is causing bigger rainfall events that more frequently overwhelm decaying sewers.
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Venezuela is suffering a severe recession and the world's highest inflation because of a combination of low oil prices and a decaying state-led socialist economic model.
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There, you'll find the corner of lively urban explorers sharing their findings as they explore decaying structures they may or may not have permission to do so.
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Rife with half-seen images of pinups and starlets, gaudy yet bleak, these works are, for the most part, spooky memento mori to decaying glamour and beauty.
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America's free media is the source of American power and progress; China's state-controlled media is what enables the corruption and tyranny that's decaying the nation's soul.
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" He correctly left the Iran nuclear deal in May because "we cannot prevent an Iranian nuclear bomb under the decaying and rotten structure of the current agreement.
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Whether it's dressing up that decaying store-bought fruit cake or recycling leftover birthday themes, pretty much anything is fair game in service of a Christmas decoration.
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Yet again, he escaped into a tunnel for a few hours, leaving behind a building that was a shambolic mess of bullet holes, bloodstains and decaying food.
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But teachers and administrators said it did little to alleviate large class sizes, repair decaying school infrastructure or replace dilapidated text books held together with duct tape.
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De La Isla said the district, which includes Topeka but also a large swath of rural land, has been struggling with underemployment, hospital closures and decaying infrastructure.
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At that point, "Happy as Lazzaro" is propelled into the present, a fable of biblical proportion set amid a decaying Italy — and requiring a leap of faith.
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Luckily, the movie is not being presented in Odorama, which spares viewers the aroma of decaying flesh that Honka (Jonas Dassler) repeatedly blames on his neighbors' cooking.
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Will Western liberal democracies, already straining under the combined demands of decaying civil infrastructure, aging populations, upgrading militaries and so on, be able to afford these investments?
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The walls that have trapped feminine creativity for millennia Devoid of stimulation and creative expression, the protagonist descends into madness, becoming obsessed with the room's decaying wallpaper.
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Due to insufficient funds, the Park Service expected to completely close the decaying Arlington Memorial Bridge to vehicle traffic in 2021, rendering it an over-sized footpath.
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We're in Santa Cruz now, where vans — classic Westphalias, slick Sprinters, retro Volkswagon microbuses, and decaying white cargo vans preferred by painters and kidnappers — line public streets.
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Day by day, the death toll rose, as bodies littered the streets, waiting to be collected, and others continued to wash ashore, decaying among piles of debris.
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The revelatory moment inspired him to apply color to his previously monochrome Future Relic sculpture series, casts of everyday objects like cameras and guitars as decaying relics.
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Twenty-four hours later, forensic anthropologists unearthed decaying human bones from the very spot the woman described, behind the Richmond Hill townhouse where she had grown up.
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The city's laundry list of nagging problems — decrepit public housing and decaying public transportation systems, for instance — takes some of the shine off of the mayor's successes.
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Yet if you're an exceptionally patient person and decided to watch Mindhunter's opening credits, then you were probably jarred by its flashes of decaying bodies and gory images.
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Set against the backdrop of a decaying borough, the original series is intercut with real footage of the city at the time, in all its glitter and grit.
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Perhaps that's how our universe formed, and perhaps there are an infinite number of universes forming in the same way, decaying out of an infinitely inflating grander universe.
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The NYPD arrested 30-year-old Christopher Fuhrer Thursday after discovering he had been living in his grandmother's home with her decaying corpse for months, Associated Press reports.
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" Michael H was inspired to sarcasm, which is not a good sign: "Avoid at all costs if you do not like brown water and walls of decaying algae.
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Often, they also live in decaying buildings and mice-infested complexes, where groceries, retail stores, and physicians are farther away and public transportation and car ownership is lacking.
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Related: Change Your Sex in Virtual Reality Plants Grow from Human Anatomy in Poetic Paintings of Decaying Bodies Artist Celebrates Her Brassy Elderly Aunt in Luscious Photo Prints
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Released in August 2007, the game was a first-person shooter set in Rapture, a grandly imagined but decaying underwater city built in an ostentatious art deco style.
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She lived with my mother, my eldest aunt, their defeated mother, and their despotic father in a massive, decaying house that was once the pride of the town.
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Haywood and her colleagues suspected the giant shipworms might instead be consuming hydrogen sulfide released by decaying vegetation or rotting animal carcasses at the bottom of the bay.
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Despite controlling the world's largest oil reserves, PDVSA is struggling with declining crude output, decaying refineries and limited cash flow resulting from heavy subsidies to domestic fuel sales.
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Chris Kirkpatrick kisses an action figure version of himself, then we're off to a toy store, where Joey Fatone is dressed as the decaying corpse of Orville Redenbacher.
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And open competition in the marketplace for these devices would drive prices down for consumers, instead of saddling them with eternal rental fees for decaying Motorola cable boxes.
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Military deep-sea divers often must work in zero visibility to identify the type and origin of submerged and decaying ordnance, measuring it with their hands and forearms.
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Stålenhag sets this new book in an alternate, apocalyptic United States, following a teenage girl and her toy robot as they make their way across a decaying countryside.
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As we walked through Krakow later, Olowska repeated this with admiration, and hoped the young people might have an idea for a decaying villa in a tiny town.
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"It is clear to me that we cannot prevent an Iranian nuclear bomb under the decaying and rotten structure of the current agreement," Trump said at the time.
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A combination of low oil prices and a decaying socialist system of currency and price controls has left Venezuela with the world's highest inflation and a severe recession.
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But bringing children into a decaying world, without even the opportunity to do something about it, seems a cruel fate to inflict on someone, especially your own child.
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His decaying body was brought back to Britain and he was buried in Reading Abbey, which, she said, he had hoped would become the mausoleum of future kings.
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In 2015, a new medical thermal center was built, complete with a newly-renovated hotel, restaurant, winery, and sanatorium, contrasting with the decaying ruins of the old resort.
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The organization fills a crucial lack in Italy, helping to make up for the increasingly cash-strapped government's inability to take proper care of its decaying cultural heritage.
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Already, the crisis is putting at risk multi-billion-dollar plans to rebuild decaying road and electrical and communication networks and get the oil and gas sector moving.
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As partisan fighting intensifies ahead of the midterm elections, one of the few issues with bipartisan support has hit a wall in Washington: Investing in America's decaying infrastructure.
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Today's out-of-touch political class lacks the will to take on towering problems like growing poverty, persistent structural racism, decaying infrastructure, the opioid epidemic, and climate change.
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Buried between sludgy riffs and delivered in Molko's reedy voice and sardonic tones, "decaying" sounds like something to aspire to; the perfect tagline in an anthem for outsiders.
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Using motion capture technology, the Melbourne musician's frequent collaborator, video artist Tristan Jalleh, creates a ramshackle, decaying structure that is stationary and mirrors Corin's non-traditional body movements.
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Her remains had been decaying on the floor under the kitchen table amidst piles of stuff, with authorities estimating she had been there since the summer of 2015.
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Zames, who grew up in rural western Connecticut, thinks her building's simplicity is perhaps best informed by the decaying barns she would often photograph as a college student.
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Only by being detached, by acknowledging that he stands apart, can he look at decaying and ruined bodies, scrutinize their skin and flesh, with a surgeon's scrupulous attention.
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The glass aperture of the dome has bloomed an algal green, like the inside of a fish tank, and the detritus of decaying leaves blocks the recessed skylight.
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We can see this most clearly at the edges of old maps, where the terrain loses all proportion before decaying into dragon-filled waters and rings of fire.
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It doesn't take much to nudge them in either direction; the beat here sounds like an outtake from the "X-Files" score, shimmering and decaying in equal measure.
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Take the Rafflesia arnoldii: It may grow in the wild, just as God intended, but it looks like a scary open wound and smells like a decaying rat.
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California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) advises selecting a level, open location away from heavy fuels such as logs, brush, or decaying leaves and needles.
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Hydrogen sulfide — released from decaying vegetation and rotting animals in the swamps where it lives — is digested by symbiotic bacteria that lives in the giant shipworm's outsize gills.
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Launched in 2011, the 8.5-ton Tiangong-1 space laboratory, also known as "Heavenly Palace" has been gradually decaying and, in 13, authorities admitted its functions were failing.
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The use of such of apartments, known as cluster site units, has been criticized by homeless advocates who say they are often in poor condition, in decaying buildings.
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Those fields, collectively called quintessence, could act in opposition to gravity, and could change over time — popping up, decaying or altering their effect, switching from repulsive to attractive.
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Photo: Luis Pérez/FlickrYou're probably familiar with Salvia divinorum, the hallucinogenic plant used for religious purposes in some indigenous cultures, and for watching celebrities giggle in some decaying cultures.
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But for those of us who are abreast of the state of shopping malls in America, it's a saddening reality of the way we used to shop slowly decaying.
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During that time, many of the trees for sale burned down naturally, which the Interior Department said could have been avoided had companies gone in to remove decaying trees.
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In a major physics milestone, scientists at CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC) have observed the first evidence of a Higgs boson particle decaying into two matter-antimatter bottom quarks.
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" At the same time, the author agrees with Waldemar George's earlier valorization of Soutine, confirming — through these tragic paeans to decaying flesh — the artist as "a saint of painting.
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Painter had been dead for several days when police discovered his body late last month, telling TMZ they could smell "the odor of decaying flesh" upon entering his residence.
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The game cemented the aesthetic of an emerging franchise—a decaying post-industrial hellhole where not even blood was brightly colored—and the design template for a nascent platform.
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A stau with about 500 times the mass of a proton and with the energy observed by ANITA should travel most of the way through the Earth before decaying.
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Another physicist from the CMS collaboration, André David, tempered the excitement, telling Gizmodo that Higgs bosons decaying to bottom quarks is the Standard Model prediction—it's the null result.
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The so-called McGuffin, the thing that everyone is struggling over, came down to five wives who were basically the breeding stock, as it were, to a decaying warlord.
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"Ants Among Elephants", Ms Gidla's stirring memoir, chronicles her family's experience of the contest between modern India's civilising aspirations and the savagery of a decaying but persistent old India.
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Basically this is a taster day for what your decaying, twilight years will be like, as the pair of you embark on the final, and ultimate comedown: old age.
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Capriles responded to the measure in a defiant speech to emotive supporters at a small Caracas sports arena, describing the measure as a desperate gambit of a decaying dictatorship.
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Nature is reasserting control, as it once did in the Roman forum, but this ruin is only a few years old, and it's decaying as fast as a corpse.
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Advocates want to use rights law to address some of the world's worst cases of environmental destruction — be it the decaying Great Barrier Reef or the melting Himalayan glaciers.
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Families in Flint, Michigan, and dozens of other communities nationwide can't trust the water coming from their own household taps because we've ignored our decaying infrastructure for so long.
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Around the same time, Ms. Taylor secretly approached Mr. Diller for help in rebuilding the decaying Pier 23, at 2000th Street, which was slowly falling into the Hudson River.
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The wreckage of the Titanic is quickly decaying beneath the ocean's surface as metal-eating bacteria and saltwater corrosion chip away at the sunken luxury ocean-liner, researchers said.
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Dr. Cronin and Dr. Fitch were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1980 for demonstrating charge-parity violation, which is brought about by decaying subatomic particles called kaons.
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If the president is one of the people refusing to uphold the norms of civil discourse, one could argue, those norms are already dead, buried, and decaying into carbon.
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But in the real world, and not one of decaying American idealism, there are almost always consequences if you're a government employee and you attempt to subvert state oppression.
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Guinness World Records describes the island as a "vast network of canals" with small houses that contain thousands of broken, mutilated, and decaying dolls hanging from trees and bushes.
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"There's always constant issues and there doesn't seem to be resolutions to correct the issues," she said, listing delays, overcrowding and decaying infrastructure as major issues with the system.
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Old paint, fiberboard, and wall coverings were decaying before my eyes and little of the building's internal structure remained, other than the stairwell and the long defunct elevator shaft.
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To watch PROTOTYPE progress is like seeing a photograph being emulsed in brackish water, slowly becoming soggy, decaying, and then its melted bits swirled about with the surrounding muck.
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To the child, neither the images nor the man's fascination with them are comprehensible, yet his desire to return to that cramped, decaying space is too strong to ignore.
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It turned out that Apple had issued a new operating system that deliberately throttled speed when decaying batteries couldn't cope with the normal tasks involved in running the phones.
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She focused on explaining how the Democrats have a party brimming with practical policy solutions to problems like health care premiums and decaying infrastructure that can be implemented incrementally.
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In the contentious run-up to the 6900 elections, a major point of consensus from all parties was the need to address our nation's outdated and decaying transportation infrastructure.
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Jackson Hole is the ultimate foil to the decaying mill towns of Russo's novels, and actors the ultimate foils to the low-esteem schlubs Russo writes about so well.
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And, essential to me, the place is suffused with the sweet reek of ink, decaying pulp and vintage book dust — seductive scents that are like pheromones to book lovers.
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Several Democrats support the idea of using some funds generated by the taxation of repatriated foreign earnings to pay for infrastructure projects such as rebuilding decaying roads and bridges.
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A team of geological investigators, who have been gathering evidence at the dump, believe that the explosion occurred when methane naturally produced by decaying waste ignited, Mr. Kodippili said.
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So even if you're not sitting on a stash of decaying animal photos, for those of you with an inquisitive mind and a strong stomach, now is your moment.
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In Copenhagen, a city that cultivated a worldwide gastronomic movement from the ostensibly meager bounty of the Nordic landscape, the latest local hot spot is a decaying former shipyard.
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On Saturday, a whale watching group near the Farallon Islands, about 27 miles off San Francisco, saw a dead and decaying blue whale floating on the water, the Chronicle reported.
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"I always look at the ugly banana over there," he says one day in November, pointing to a misshapen, browning banana decaying in the corner of the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen.
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"It is clear to me that we cannot prevent an Iranian nuclear bomb under the decaying and rotten structure of the current agreement," Trump said, standing in the White House.
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The series examines an enormous, epic conflict of revolution and rivalry between two soldiers looking to overthrow a decaying Empire in a story that spans decades across a fantastic archipelago.
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"Tag someone who should propose like this," she captions the photo, goading her followers to forgo traditional velvet boxes and instead stick expensive, precious jewelry inside a slowly decaying fruit.
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On Sunday, July 8, HBO will premiere its buzzy Amy Adams-starring miniseries Sharp Objects, a crime thriller, decaying family portrait, and study in country-fried trauma all in one.
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The officer who entered the home says he could smell "the odor of decaying flesh" immediately and discovered Painter lying on his side ... his face, back and stomach were blue.
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Mold creeps down from the ceiling of the decaying control room of the White Bay Power Station in New South Wales, yet a bright white light streams through the window.
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Related: Plants Grow from Human Anatomy in Poetic Paintings of Decaying Bodies X-Ray Flora And Fauna Come Together As Art Electrified Skeleton Animals Worthy of an Iron Maiden Album
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But since they're moving at nearly the speed of light, they still travel a few millimeters before decaying into particles detected by the trails they leave in the LHCb experiment.
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Her performance is almost a reflection of the film itself, which in portraying a decaying society with capacities even beyond what we can imagine, is both about subjugation and transcendence.
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In your book, you begin by discussing an odor — the smell of decaying flesh from smallpox pustules that hit you before you even entered the room with the infected patient.
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The story, about four siblings trapped in a decaying country mansion with an unseen malevolent force, zigzags across genres and teases viewers with the various ways the story could go.
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He smeared the grease across my eyebrows as I clenched my mouth shut, gritting my teeth to hide the stench of three-day-old tequila, still decaying on my breath.
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It would be like trying to figure out what happened in a TV show via the tweetstorm aftermath, but for a decade of politics, relationships, drama, and slowly decaying friendships.
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From aging socialites in a decaying mansion to traditional mothers clashing with their independent daughters, the spirited characters in these films present novel takes on the classic mother-daughter dynamic.
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Federal raids on anatomical donation companies in several states led to criminal indictments this year after more than a thousand decaying body parts were discovered in a shabby Detroit warehouse.
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Now, four years after Hurricane Sandy, she is bringing her spray paint to Fort Tilden's decaying aquatics building in Queens, covering it in the fiery red of a Rockaways sunset.
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"The Sun Still Burns Here," which opened Tuesday at the Joyce Theater, is set in a dark, decaying world; it seems to be grasping at a sinister sort of romanticism.
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On Tuesday, Trump called the agreement "decaying" and "rotten" and said, "It is clear to me that we cannot prevent an Iranian nuclear bomb" under the terms of the deal.
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Our military, and thus our nation, would be well served to endorse proven solutions that can actually stop these problems from decaying both our military readiness, and our troop's morale.
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An expansive plan to insure American safety and stimulate economic growth through improving our decaying transportation systems enjoys broad, bipartisan support and would be another solid hit for the president.
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Apple apologized in late December for the update, which slows older iPhones to compensate for decaying batteries, and announced that it would slash the fee for replacing a phone's battery.
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These tiny particles don't follow those orderly cause-and-effect rules that govern the world we can see; instead, subatomic particles are constantly and spontaneously decaying into many other particles.
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A shot in the arm for communities in dire need of infrastructure upgrades—everything from repairs to our decaying roads and highways to new investments in water systems and broadband.
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Ultimately, it is proof that no matter how deep we bury them underneath the earth, every decaying piece of detritus and garbage bag will come back to haunt our future.
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Most dramatic of all, the man's painting began to change – transformed over the course of months from bucolic countrysides to nightmarish landscapes of serpentine roots and decaying trees and houses.
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Trilobites On the soggy floor of one of the only remaining intact forests on the island nation of Singapore, the egg-sized heads of carnivorous creatures emerge from decaying leaves.
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However, a forest is more than its trees — it's the animals that spread seeds, the bacteria that fix nitrogen in the soil, and the fungi that digest decaying leaf litter.
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It wasn't some Alice-in-Wonderland-type toadstool but a 1,500-year-old parasitic mold, with growing tentacles that foraged beneath the soil for roots and decaying wood to devour.
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But at the ancient temple of Kom Ombo, 2100 miles south of Cairo, where archaeologists recently unearthed a stack of decaying mummies, peril takes a more prosaic form: waterlogged foundations.
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Officials are sparing no expense, setting aside about 232 million euros to transform the city's decaying infrastructure, and they are considering allocating €21945 million to finance a yearlong cultural rejuvenation.
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He compared the scene to the opening of the film "Titanic," when a deep-sea vessel discovers the blanched ruins of the ship decaying at the bottom of the ocean.
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And rather than employing deficit spending for emergency repairs to our dangerously decaying infrastructure, the benefits of Trumponomics appear to disproportionally go to the president and others already well off.
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Neither animal nor vegetable, this vast network of cells has been sharing nutrients and forming connections for billions of years, breaking down decaying matter and transforming it into living soil.
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Apple apologized in late December for the update, which slows older iPhones to compensate for decaying batteries, and announced that it would slash the fee for replacing a phone's battery.
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But, in the face of decaying infrastructure, a handful of U.S. airports have started to abandon the public model and turned to private money to fund multi-billion-dollar projects.
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Mr. Bader's past projects include a collection of "Photographs I Like" and sculptures with decaying food, like a pizza loaded into a dishwasher, or guacamole poured into a French horn.
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Union leaders agreed on Thursday to end the strike, but it is expected to take at least three days to clear the decaying, reeking piles that have been left behind.
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FRONT PAGE A picture with the continuation of a front-page article on Thursday about the decaying facilities from the 2212 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro was published in error.
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I saw one woman who was literally holding her arm together — she had been blasted by a Kalashnikov — as she sat in a medical tent that smelled of decaying flesh.
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Every month or so, a small band of New York history buffs visits a stately apartment in a decaying but majestic group of buildings on Lafayette Street called Colonnade Row.
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Related: Anime Meets European Art Nouveau in Blossoming Female Portraits Decaying Architecture Replicas Link Heaven and Hell in Red Hook What Anime Architecture Teaches Us About the Future of Cities
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In this decaying age of mediocrity, this is proof that all you need for enjoyment is yourself, a varying blend of narcotics, some hella picturesque views, and really friendly Europeans.
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Morton argues that since the invention of the steam engine by James Watt — which extracted and sent decaying matter into the atmosphere — there is no untangling human activity from nature.
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His new single, "veil scans," premiering on Noisey today, takes that shift a step further; there's a softness to it, but its buried deeper beneath the mass of decaying tones.
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"Disaster costs are expected to continue to increase due to rising natural hazard risk, decaying critical infrastructure, and economic pressures that limit investments in risk resilience," according to the document.
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For those who have a morbid curiosity about the decaying vestiges of America, the online urban exploration community is a gateway into the past and a mirror for the present.
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If you didn't skip past the opening credits of Mindhunter during your binge-watch these weekend, you would notice that, woven between images of recorders, are flashes of a decaying corpse.
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McMillan is situated in a slowly decaying industrial park, where giant concrete piping looms, and Conrad frames many scenes so that the characters are dominated by reminders of America's industrial past.
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The reason that the orbit of the ISS is decaying is because NASA and Russia decided to send an uncrewed Soyuz capsule to the station — to PUSH IT INTO DEEP SPACE.
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Wealthy university towns, fading big-city suburbs, poor working-class towns with good connections, decaying seaside resorts; each falls differently on a two-dimensional spectrum combining class (economics) and education (culture).
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Standing on a river bank in the low afternoon sun, he points to a decaying ship, careful that his shadow doesn't draw the attention of fisherman selling their catch below him.
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Changing the map Trump said he would change the complexion of the electoral map -- putting Democratic states in the decaying industrial Midwest into the Republican column with his anti-trade rhetoric.
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Nature was always his first resource: shadows of barns "thin with frosted straw", parrots "twinkling down", cornfields "decaying/to slatternly paper", the forest trees in spring "feathering/With gold of emergence".
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Every Soviet gold was trumpeted by their propaganda machine as "irrefutable proof of the superiority of socialist cultures over the decaying culture of the capitalist states," as one typical example read.
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The work was originally scheduled to take years but was expedited after recent derailments and other problems that left hundreds of thousands of commuters delayed for hours because of decaying infrastructure.
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These are the kind of very trivial moral issues that too bored, too rich produce, because our technological know how has outstripped, or is even harming, our already decaying moral sensibility.
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The supernova could be fueled by some type of radioactivity, but it would need a staggeringly large source of decaying nickel for that (about 30 times the mass of the Sun).
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Sculptures mimicking fly-infested rotting flesh hang from the ceiling, a staircase teems with unspoken messages, and an audio installation immerses visitors in the sounds of a decaying body left uninterred.
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Venezuela is struggling with runaway inflation and Soviet-style product shortages as a result of a decaying socialist economic system and low oil prices that have cut into hard currency earnings.
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It's hard to believe they came up with this on the spot But you can't give all of the credit for the album's sound to decaying tapes and decades-old electronics.
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"It is clear to me that we cannot prevent an Iranian nuclear bomb under the decaying and rotten structure of the current agreement," Trump said from the White House Diplomatic Room.
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Between the decaying fruit and the slithering reptile, the episode is full of unsettling images—set against the bucolic background of the French countryside, the aesthetic echoes a momento mori painting.
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But the Mahatma will remain, in his sublime madness, a consistently illuminating guide through the labyrinth of rational self-interest, and through our own decaying landscapes of liberalism and democracy. ♦
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Much of the labor and the $2 million budget went into bringing the decaying building, which had no sewer connection, water or electricity, up to code in less than a month.
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Within minutes of the disaster, a thirty-year-old film technician from Middlesex jumped up from her chair complaining of an earthy, decaying smell, which she recognized as that of death.
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The decaying facility is an added headache for an agency marred by corruption and mismanagement, underscored by the escape from prison of drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman in July 2015.
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He's derided the anti-government protesters "as vandals and terrorists" and ramped up his rhetoric against the US, which he regularly says is a decaying empire and a sponsor of terrorism.
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There will be more Nazi rallies, more violent attacks on minorities, more marches through decaying English towns, and with any luck the antifa will also be out there to meet them.
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The investigations skirt decaying industrial zones around the river and the highway in Liège, a Belgian city adjacent to Seraing, the Dardennes' hometown and the setting for most of their films.
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According to Rocket Lab, the Humanity Star is on a decaying orbit and will burn up in the atmosphere within nine months, which should limit its impact on other orbital objects.
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"Strange Fruit" (1992–1997) scatters empty, decaying fruit skins across the gallery; the peels sag and lump, and have the tender oddity of something dead and mummified, unable to be resuscitated.
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The rowing center for the 21 Athens Olympics is deserted and decaying; Brazil's iconic Maracana stadium which hosted the 262.5250 Olympic soccer competition was looted afterwards, and the seats ripped out.
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The Public Theater has decided to address the decaying areas behind and below this iconic amphitheater in Central Park, which hasn't had a major overhaul since it was built in 1962.
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Wu Wu says the film tries to "embody the underlying essence and process of decaying matter as a conceptual approach towards fashion," something she attempts to demonstrate in her own clothing.
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The ground floor is a strange secondary living room with an apocalyptic mural of floating Karl Marx heads over decaying, Brutalist concrete assembled by the little-known local artist Holger Wüst.
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Over the past few decades, many of America's once-gritty cities have seen a profound revitalization in which decaying industrial buildings have been turned into residences, artists' lofts and gallery spaces.
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"You could end up with very unfortunate situations in parts of Africa ... if you have a decaying nuclear power plant overrun by rebels, with waste that's not going away," he said.
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Archaeological investigations beginning in the 1980s demonstrated that what appeared to be exposed stonework was in fact an accretion of dirt hiding decaying whitewash and two layers of paint, she said.
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For decades, Newark has been a symbol of America's decaying cities, with every box on the list of urban ills checked off: violence, entrenched poverty, vanishing jobs, struggling schools, blighted blocks.
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The international community must now stand with the Venezuelan people to increase pressure on what is left of this decaying and weakened dictatorship, which must know that the end is near.
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So much so that photo essays of decaying venues are published in multitudes in the lead up to the games, and in Pyeongchang specifically, the IOC has pushed organizers to develop sustainably.
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When I look at Guariglia's "Qaanaaq I," a photograph of the eponymous Greenland glacier, I don't see decaying outlines or flood zones but the bulbous texture and forms of the ice itself.
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Supporters of Brexit say that warnings of economic chaos are overblown and that Britain will eventually prosper once it leaves what they portray as a decaying, German-dominated experiment in European integration.
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But they have a finite lifespan, and after the holiday is over you're left with a decaying tree corpse that must be disposed of before rot and stink and needles happen everywhere.
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So when some of the natural carbon emissions from decaying plant matter are harnessed to create energy, it is logical to conclude that no net carbon is being added to the atmosphere.
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Observer gives us a world of infected vs healthy; cybernetic vs pure; enfranchised vs disempowered; normative vs mentally ill; shiny cyberpunk VR cathedrals vs worn down, decaying apartment buildings; safety vs freedom.
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One cynical way his campaign has set out to achieve that goal was a Saturday's photo op and speech at a black church nestled in the heart of Detroit's decaying west side.
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And if the issue at hand is the stench of decaying rats in the walls of your home, you can pick up this specially formulated blend of oils for $14.65 on Amazon.
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Lawmakers brought up projects such as a decaying bridge in Ohio, an oft-criticized high-speed rail project in California and an airport in American Samoa without an air traffic control tower.
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Although it's very dark in the room, you can see the beautiful decorations on the ceiling and relatively good shape of the theater, compared to other decaying corners of the Forbidden City.
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He pointed to one side, where decaying, headless corpses were lying in heaps of trash on a barren plot of land that had once been a shooting range for the Iraqi Army.
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For some, viewing these decaying reels may be just as thrilling as witnessing the more polished films from the archives of more affluent households, like those of Russell Stover or Charles Pathé.
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Her own son, jug-eared and decaying, is living in an inverted Oedipal nightmare: He needs his mother to die, so he can assume the long-reigning potency of the paternal phallus.
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I covered my face with a sleeve ripped from my suit and set Klimt on the floor nearest the door next to the writhing and decaying bits of organic matter moving there.
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At the same time, the debate over the fate of a decaying relic of midcentury industrial architecture has focused a particular spotlight on Erie's legacy of disenfranchisement and its troubled race relations.
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"If I were queen, prisons would be places where people could envision the best possible life for themselves," she continued, conscious she was standing in the middle of a decaying old prison.
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Republicans have tended to favor building Ohio's reserves, while Democrats have supported using the money to address more immediate needs, including a devastating opioid crisis, a decaying infrastructure and overwhelmed police departments.
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The 57-year-old freelance journalist is currently on probation due to a handful of housing code issues, like chipped and decaying paint, a loose gutter, and a broken front porch stoop.
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But on the edge of the estate, investigators announced in March, fields for grazing cattle hid thousands of decaying body parts, including more than 250 skulls, buried in a number of pits.
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It would be smarter for anyone in the anybody-but-Sanders camp to throw in with Warren now, given the fact that the Harris and Klobuchar campaigns have entered a decaying orbit.
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And then there are supporters like Chris Ward, a software engineer from Nashua who reluctantly voted for Trump in 2016 but laments what he sees as decaying credibility in the White House.
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Other pieces took readers into a decaying union resort in Michigan, a former fundamentalist Mormon theocracy in the south-west and to the top of a small radio station in remote Alaska.
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The first and tragically last feature from 29-year-old Hu Bo, this four-hour epic emanates resigned resilience, tracking its characters as they navigate their entanglements in a decaying industrial city.
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Most early antibiotics were naturally occurring chemicals produced by microorganisms that lived in soil or on decaying fruit; the strain of penicillin used to protect wounded soldiers came from a moldy melon.
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Specifically, because of old, decaying pipes across this great nation, which will cost an estimated $384 million to repair and should be up to speed by the year 2290, at this rate.
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Related: Plants Grow from Human Anatomy in Poetic Paintings of Decaying Bodies Accidental Fashion Illustrator Captures the Elegant Woman in Her Element This Sunday, 17 Womyn Artists Hold a Performance in Nature
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" Because of Soutine's uncanny ability to change the palpable, decaying flesh he observes into living poetry, he becomes one of the rare "religious" painters, his matière "the most sensual that painting ever expressed.
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Gillibrand has focused on job creation in New York specifically as the state's senator, including with support for legislation that would have put 2 million people to work restoring the nation's decaying infrastructure.
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At best, a layer of dirt or debris was spread over the decaying rubbish to help control smells and vermin, a technique adopted by the inhabitants of Knossos in Crete in about 3000BC.
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As in the first film, Wan enfolds the era, letting everything from lingering shots of an empty swingset to the decaying mundanity of the Hodgsons' subsidized housing district lure you into your unease.
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His tongue-in-cheek NYC Department of Archaeology (DoA) currently has over a dozen fragmented objects — except, rather than being aged and decaying, they're all his own handcrafted and intentionally cracked tile mosaics.
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Struggling areas were key to President Trump's 2016 victory, and he has criticized some of the most successful U.S. cities — where voters largely rejected him — as decaying hubs for crime, homelessness and filth.
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An abandoned and decaying oil tanker near the coast of war-torn Yemen could soon rupture or explode, the United Nations (UN) has warned, potentially triggering one of the world's largest oil spills.
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In dry, hot times like these, the record number of decaying ponderosa pines, sugar pines, and other towering species can become kindling for errant sparks, fallen power lines, cigarette butts, and lightning strikes.
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In another, Thiel wields a glowing orb in a game that reimagines Settlers of Catan as "Founders," a quest to leave behind Earth's decaying lands for man-made seasteads, the moon, and Mars.
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Today, even as the music industry moves beyond its decaying center—the result of ferocious, enterprising work from artists like Tierra Whack, Solange, and Bad Bunny—summer remains a period of deep singularity.
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Amtrak, which runs much of Penn Station, recently announced emergency repairs of decaying tracks and train switches that will cut the number of operating trains by about 20 percent during peak travel times.
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Tiangong 1, China's first space lab, will make an uncontrolled descent to Earth sometime before April after the country lost control of the craft due to its rapidly decaying orbit, per The Guardian.
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Their decaying bodies then have the potential to kill off whole marine ecosystems because decomposition can deplete oxygen in the water, killing other animals in the area or forcing them to move elsewhere.
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A history of energy; a history of effort–a terrestrial violence that fractured human complicity in the sun's planetary domination and the earth's own material response–latent energy absorption trapped in decaying organism.
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Watch closely: There's always something curious situated beyond the characters, or on the edges of the frame — outside, a view of lush hills or decaying structures; inside, a piece of art or trash.
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On Saturday police in the northeast of the country detained the BBC's Uganda correspondent Catherine Byaruhanga, together with a cameraman and an interpreter, after they were found reporting on a decaying government hospital.
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Businesses and the International Monetary Fund have warned that decaying infrastructure could become a drag on growth in Germany without increased investment, but a number of major projects have been hit by delays.
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Warehouse Cafe is basically the only bar in town, and is replete with decaying taxidermy (where did they get that seal cub?) and ghost stories from the creepy Burlington Hotel across the street.
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As time went on and plants grew and decayed in these isolated soil deposits, the layer of decaying organic matter known as humus grew thicker and healthy soils slowly spread across the landscape.
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In my version, women are the architectural piers of an almost endlessly long building, four screens wide, whose bodies slowly age, decaying over a period of time, while synthetic ivy grows over them.
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An old, uncorrected missile system in a decaying military base somewhere mistakenly fires sixty years from now, rockets off toward Australia… and plummets into the sea, missing its coastal target by several feet.
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By the time Sir Shadow arrived at the Whitehouse Hotel in the mid-90s, the flophouses were grim decaying dwellings filled with stories of men with hollow stares who never left their beds.
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A year ago, Italy found an unexpected way to laugh at itself and its predicaments: Spelacchio's pitiful condition was emblematic of Rome's decaying infrastructure, among other things, and we brushed all that off.
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The cemetery, which was depicted in John Berendt's "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil," imparts a sense of sad, haunted stillness with its many decaying monuments and trees weeping with moss.
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" Lin also spelled out on social media why he's upset over "news headlines of racism, xenophobia, attacks on Asians and decaying trust towards people" ... adding, "All heartbreaking and the opposite of God's kingdom.
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But rather than talk about whether democracy is dying and the liberal order is decaying, we must embrace activism and action to ensure that neither of those outcomes becomes real, let alone irreversible.
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It's a place where abandoned buildings reveal art museums in the making, where decaying industrial sites prove ripe for urban exploration, where residential streets hide restaurant kitchens turning out remarkably fresh, local food.
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Trump has in recent months gone after the congressional representatives and local leaders of Baltimore, Dayton, Cincinnati, Oakland and San Francisco, seeking to paint urban centers as decaying and floundering under Democratic leadership.
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In many towns, shoppers have been flocking to newly built shopping center, leaving the historic city centers decaying and pocked with commercial vacancies — much as U.S. main streets were hollowed out decades ago.
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Once sanctions are eased, South Korea in particular is poised to restart joint economic projects that could serve as an economic lifeline to Pyongyang as well as to rebuild North Korea's decaying infrastructure.
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That approach might be a barely acceptable way for our society and government to address social ills and decaying infrastructure, which are slower-moving problems, where with enough resources one might catch up.
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Otto's book begins and ends with the story of Deamonte Driver, a 12-year-old Maryland boy who died of an infection caused by one decaying tooth, and the system that failed him.
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