For you car buffs, the models are an Auto Union Type C (1936-1937) (Disintegrating 19823), Maserati 250F (1957) (Disintegrating 05), Ford GT40 (1969) (Disintegrating 06), Bugatti 57 SC (1934-1940) (Disintegrating 07), and a Porsche 956 (1982) (Disintegrating 08).
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Higher altitudes can lead to planes disintegrating in the air.
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After 215 years in storage, the films are quickly disintegrating.
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Are we looking at disintegrating stars or unknown force fields?
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They're not signs of a disintegrating bygone culture of manhood.
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Buildings were abandoned like sightless phantom structures, disintegrating and putrid.
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This suggested that plastic objects were not disintegrating very quickly.
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There is so much disintegrating trust, so much animosity stirring.
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I was 39 years old, and my life was disintegrating.
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At times the narrator's own body seems to be disintegrating.
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Of course, "Fortnite" isn't only being blamed for disintegrating relationships.
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The fabric of liberty and democracy is disintegrating almost everywhere.
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It was a last, desperate attempt to save the disintegrating empire.
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How do you walk a line that keeps disintegrating beneath you?
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For this is a place where Earth's crust is, indeed, disintegrating.
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Yet, any "Section 22019" barriers to Chinese imports are rapidly disintegrating.
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Kasich stressed that ObamaCare is "disintegrating," so something must be done.
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Bridges and roads are disintegrating in the country-side as well.
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I felt like I was dissolving, disintegrating—that I was nothing.
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All need to be addressed to keep the tower from disintegrating.
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Both had horrendous seasons in 2019 and have disintegrating fan bases.
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"But now these old barns are disintegrating or falling apart," he says.
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At the same time, the world he is embedded in is disintegrating.
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"Those countries better get smart fast, because they're just disintegrating," he said.
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Felt sick to my stomach as if my entire world was disintegrating.
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The mineral has been identified as a culprit in disintegrating foundations elsewhere.
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" U.S. presidential hopeful Donald Trump added that Belgium and France are "disintegrating.
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Since then, around 10,000 films have sat disintegrating in high-security vaults.
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A man reads the headlines of the newspapers disintegrating in the flames.
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"There is nothing more American than disintegrating community-police relations," she said.
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Now, with disintegrating borders and fluid genders, her art is being tested.
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The disintegrating coastline was claiming a graveyard that was once far inland.
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This Angel is broken down and dusty, wearing a tattered, disintegrating costume.
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Nicholas Kristof The Trump presidency may now be disintegrating, tumbling toward entropy.
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It included a super laser capable of disintegrating entire worlds in one blast.
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What lies beneath is now hidden, like the note disintegrating in her stomach.
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Such are the animosities that Yemen, stitched together in 1990, is now disintegrating.
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Lucy in the Sky centers on an extramarital affair and a disintegrating marriage.
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Our waste water plants, our rail, our airports, in many places are disintegrating.
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Carbon emissions are acidifying the ocean so quickly that the seafloor is disintegrating.
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"And [administration officials] sort of feel she's disintegrating before their eyes," he added.
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Such Russian adventurism is probably more likely if the European Union is disintegrating.
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Instead it is remembered for the prankster, May's cough and the disintegrating set.
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Take My Breath Away is an elegy for a disintegrating ideal of democracy.
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Memorability: Pretty dramatic, and a great final shot of him disintegrating in green flames.
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She'd been pushing the disintegrating stroller for four and a half hours in sandals.
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Meanwhile, Ash Tyler (Shazad Latif) is disintegrating under the weight of his PTSD flashbacks.
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Such an orally disintegrating tablet (ODT) is good for people who have trouble swallowing.
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But there is also a third: that the country's model of leadership is disintegrating.
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The problem is that Trump's staff is disintegrating amid a series of mounting scandals.
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Whatever bond we had on the golf course felt as though it was disintegrating.
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Even a fellow skater seemed to be disintegrating on one side of his body.
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" The Ohio governor said he thinks political parties are "disintegrating before our very eyes.
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And yet the scene was disintegrating seemingly as quickly as it was being built.
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Our film... (is) about the ideologically disintegrating Europe and the ultimate challenge facing it.
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Instead, we're getting a portrait — albeit flawed — of a woman, disintegrating before our very eyes.
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"I would go as far as saying it is disintegrating -- the justice system," Ennarah said.
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"I would go as far as saying it is disintegrating, the justice system," he said.
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Both girls would turn to self-destructive behaviors to cope with their rapidly disintegrating world.
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When I got to Kurdistan, the Iraqi Army was counterattacking and the rebellion was disintegrating.
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Because maintaining such agreements takes constant work, egalitarian communities are always in danger of disintegrating.
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This befits a time-traveling tale of disintegrating families and the collateral damage they inflict.
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She doesn't want to see a disintegrating E.U. on its doorstep and nor do we.
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As a seething, disintegrating force of pure ego, Shannon is the definition of scenery-chewing.
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By his own account, Page first visited Moscow in 1991 as the Soviet Union was disintegrating.
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The short film We Need Space, released to coincide with Earth Day, depicts this disintegrating relationship.
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For example, many couples enjoy wine or cannabis together without the night disintegrating into sexual assault.
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For decades, a small village in Alaska has been disintegrating and falling into the surrounding river.
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Read more: Trump's presidency is disintegrating as he faces his worst 30 days since taking office
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His music is creepy, eerie, and sounds like a computer slowly disintegrating into tiny digital molecules.
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Nor does the disintegrating state of the canal's bulkhead, which property owners will have to rebuild.
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Cryptocurrency-inspired art is now a thing, with a disintegrating portrait of Jamie Dimon fetching $33,000.
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In 1992, he led Arkansas out of the disintegrating Southwest Conference into the prosperous Southeastern Conference.
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Off the coast of Mississippi, under 1600,22 feet of water, a luxury yacht is slowly disintegrating.
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Leaves began "melting on the stalk" — disintegrating when sunny skies followed heavy rains and standing water.
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Inside was a collection of folded papers held together by disintegrating rubber bands and rusting staples.
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The "Monster" paintings that followed were painted with industrial enamel and show embracing couples disintegrating into abstraction.
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His neighbors are all initially cordial and equally sleek, but below the surface, they're all rapidly disintegrating.
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When he took over, Mnangagwa promised to revive Zimbabwe's disintegrating economy and break with his predecessor's authoritarianism.
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Today, the flags planted on the moon have almost certainly lost their color and are probably disintegrating.
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Museum conservators race to preserve modern artworks and historical objects that are disintegrating (The New York Times).
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Hadley's seventh novel is the story of Christine's disintegrating marriage, and what she gains from its loss.
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The creature bobbles off, unsteady on its legs and disintegrating where the sun pierces its furry body.
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The 8mm film is severely disintegrating, at times resembling the peeling paint of a mosaic in motion.
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Breakingviews Killer whales sometimes hunt seals with carefully orchestrated attacks to tip them off disintegrating ice floes.
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"The family is disintegrating because here we don't have work," said Paiz's father, Miguel Domingo Paiz, 29.
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Feliciano Reyna, head of a coalition of activist groups, told the council democracy was disintegrating in Venezuela.
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Fragments of the disintegrating exomoon are steadily leaking into space, creating a dusty ring around Boyajian's Star.
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Upon discovering this, the woman floats through the wall in a rage, her dress disintegrating in midair.
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Some Twitter users went so far as to say the disintegrating flag was a metaphor for America.
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Museum conservators are racing to figure out how to preserve modern artworks and historical objects that are disintegrating.
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After the war, Lodz struggled under Communist rule before the Iron Curtain started disintegrating in Poland in 1989.
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Every country in the bloc is growing, and there is no longer talk of the common currency disintegrating.
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Awards: Supporting Actress (Laura Dern) Noah Baumbach is America's foremost chronicler of rough-hewn and disintegrating family units.
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That was, roughly, the advantage that Dickinson's profoundly circumscribed life had over Rich's, whose boundaries were rapidly disintegrating.
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The drug is an orally disintegrating tablet and a longer-acting version of amphetamine, a commonly prescribed ADHD drug.
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Europe is disintegrating and this could come at great human cost, Greece's fiery former finance minister warned on Tuesday.
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DUBAI/LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC's most powerful internal alliance, bringing together the oil producer group's Gulf members, is disintegrating fast.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Killer whales sometimes hunt seals with carefully-orchestrated attacks to tip them off disintegrating ice floes.
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My nerves begin to die, disintegrating into a sizzling sensation from their ends in my fingers, toes, and genitals.
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Clinton's objective was to land a knockout punch and reverse the momentum of disintegrating poll numbers, then she lost.
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Something must be done to save the disintegrating coastline, he said, but he thinks the state has other options.
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Pattinson's vivid presence and intimate voice-over help shape a movie that often feels on the verge of disintegrating.
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The stones of the disintegrating cleits begin to look naturally occurring, left by geological events rather than human intervention.
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With Mughal power disintegrating, European military methods leaping ahead and Anglo-French rivalry intensifying, could native rulers have survived?
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Besides, he said, the Democratic Party in the county had been disintegrating for years; reversing that would take time.
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But some of the Lithuanian pavilion's sand has been recycled, to bulk up an island disintegrating into the lagoon.
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The social fabric, especially for those without a college degree, was disintegrating — marriage rates plummeting, opiate abuse rates rising.
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And what we&aposve seen is families are disintegrating, women are struggling, single women are struggling to do everything themselves.
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Water passes through these aging lead lines and the lead starts disintegrating into the water and then people drink it.
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The charming bridge over the stream had to be replaced; the wood was untreated, and began disintegrating within a year.
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Oyelowo has a grim gravitas that makes it easy to see him as the strained leader of a disintegrating crew.
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Watching Lara pull herself out of a raging river, then escaping a rusted-out, disintegrating airplane, practically triggers muscle-memory.
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New software tools have enabled scientists to read an ancient, damaged Hebrew scroll without ever unfurling the fragile, disintegrating parchment.
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Since then, dozens of manned and unmanned submersibles have visited and photographed the Titanic's disintegrating body on the sea floor.
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The researchers found that most plastic objects that are now disintegrating into microplastics were produced in the 1990s or earlier.
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But disintegrating the electoral college isn't the only way to change the system—electors could also distribute their votes differently.
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The lyrics portray everything she can't say, as well as the somberness of a disintegrating relationship that can't be saved.
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Here it suggests soft gold that has been fought over — many chunks are shattered — or perhaps David Hammons's disintegrating snowballs.
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Other singles were released, but by 1967, when they recorded the follow-up "Easter Everywhere," the Elevators were already disintegrating.
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The latter choice can be interpreted, literally, as one's voice (psyche and language), one's body, and finally one's work disintegrating, vanishing.
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Pablo Ortellado, a professor of public policy at the University of São Paulo, thinks Brazil's culture of democracy is already disintegrating.
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Essentially a long brick tunnel, the venue has a bar running down one side and disintegrating leather banquettes along the other.
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If Mr Macron fails, the odds will be on a President Mélenchon or Le Pen in 2022, and a disintegrating Europe.
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With national politics disintegrating into its own shit show, the celebrities, shows, and music we love created a much needed escape.
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The Middle East is disintegrating, Russia is challenging European stability, and China is increasing its sway over the South China Sea.
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A few minutes later, it was falling from the sky, its payload — a $250 million Mexican communications satellite — disintegrating over Siberia.
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It's smart for Facebook, because highly compelling content was disintegrating each day, dragging potential ad views to the grave with it.
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The "March 14" alliance won a majority in 2009, but began disintegrating after the election and suffered from waning Saudi support.
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During the rollout for Queen, however, Minaj's actions would lead people to wonder if she was paranoid her monopoly was disintegrating.
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SpaceX's last cargo delivery in June last year ended in failure, with the rocket disintegrating 200 minutes, 22020 seconds after launch.
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He's saying global conflict is far more likely given the rise of nationalism/authoritarianism and its disintegrating impact on global capitalism.
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In many liberal democracies, the network of systems that maintained stability and promoted prosperity (nationally and internationally) appears to be disintegrating.
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Traditional careers began disintegrating after the financial crisis, Haid theorized, and soon advances in A.I. and robotics will cause further disruption.
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But the conflict is always grounded in the all-too-human story of Saeed and Nadia and their slowly disintegrating relationship.
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She's a complex woman who thought her beliefs about "reproduction as a moral imperative" were the salve for a disintegrating world.
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But his "Tonight" lives in an American neutral zone that is disintegrating like a desert cliff beneath Wile E. Coyote's feet.
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"As things were disintegrating in the 2010s, a lot of churches tried to hold on to the center," Georgas told me.
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Along the rivers pieces of land some times break off and as islands float hundreds of miles to sea before disintegrating.
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The world is disintegrating, and much of the highly visible noise and chaos is a symptom of a much deeper problem.
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During your travels in Europe, did you notice the EU's idealist myth—nations coming together and cooperation out of good will—disintegrating?
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She has now accepted what the country has known for months: she cannot govern, and nor can her divided and disintegrating party.
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But the plastic on these 21990-year-old toys is disintegrating, so get yourself some modern-day redos from Diamond Select Toys.
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But the plastic on these 218.35-year-old toys is disintegrating, so get yourself some modern-day redos from Diamond Select Toys.
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In the academic year 1991-92, 13% of new hires to American maths departments came from east Europe and the disintegrating USSR.
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Many complain of disintegrating health services, precarious jobs, mass emigration, a housing crisis and a cost of living that approaches Nordic levels.
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Zemo, the man who orchestrated the fight, is practically a footnote to Iron Man and Captain America's clashing values and disintegrating relationship.
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That huge European mess is exactly what Trump and the U.K. need to settle their trade scores with a disintegrating European Union.
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And in this era of fake news, disintegrating public trust—in journalism, in institutions, in basic objective truth—certainly isn't going away.
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Roads that fleeing refugees have used near the river, like this one seen in 2018, are disintegrating after so much heavy use.
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They removed disintegrating mortar, reconstructed parts of the sometimes-swollen masonry, reset the columns and injected grout into cracks in the structure.
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He pays himself the compliment of making the eyes look like bursting stars, but the mood is one of a personality disintegrating.
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One night in our temporary base beat, I went to sleep holed up in a disintegrating barracks room with a plywood door.
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Dr. Kramer was more concerned about the deteriorating packaging, the disintegrating plastics, and rusting cans that can leach toxins into the ration.
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Like Petrarch, Erasmus searched out the pagan manuscripts disintegrating in monasteries, laboriously taught himself ancient Greek and cultivated a stylistically dazzling Latin.
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Running, falling, sliding, colliding, the dancers seemed blown about like trash in a windstorm, now piling together in sculptural clumps, now disintegrating.
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The remaining tank melted as it drained, the plastic disintegrating down to the rapidly lowering waterline as Glenn doused off the flames.
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The network of faith-based and secular charities around the United States that support refugee families to create new lives is disintegrating.
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And the straw was disintegrating into my drink like it's no one's business, so it really was like I was eating it.
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The other ANC sees the reputation of the party among the electorate disintegrating and fear the real possibility they could lose power.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin had this eerie music sounding even more so, through the contained, slowly disintegrating playing he drew from his orchestra.
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In an "Avengers"-themed monologue, Marvel's Black Widow came to the rescue of "SNL" cast members who began disintegrating into thin air.
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Their market outlook is caught up in a bizarre view of an allegedly disintegrating Chinese economy and "news" leakages from ongoing trade negotiations.
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As this video from Real Engineering explains, round airplane windows are actually a major safety innovation that keeps planes from disintegrating mid-flight.
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Engines embedded in the outside of the vehicle can ignite during the ascent to space, carrying the capsule away from a disintegrating rocket.
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" The FAA said Friday that the Southwest plane's engine failed "due to a fractured fan blade, resulting in the engine inlet cowl disintegrating.
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The Dragon has eight SuperDraco engines embedded in its hull, which can fire up and carry the capsule away from a disintegrating rocket.
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The cause of the fires remain under investigation, though authorities say the blazes could have been triggered by combustible gases from disintegrating garbage.
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To many voters, the message is: The economy is terrible, the social fabric is disintegrating and America is losing respect around the world.
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There were two fatal Comet accidents in 1953, one of which involved an aircraft disintegrating in mid-air while passing through a thunderstorm.
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At one point, his back had to be rebuilt after steroids used in his treatment so weakened his vertebrae that they were disintegrating.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve slashed rates back to near zero in a surprise move on Sunday, to support a rapidly disintegrating global economy.
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Abort motors accelerated the capsule with two astronauts, Tyler Nicklaus Hague of NASA and Aleksey Ovchinin of Russia, away from the disintegrating rocket.
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Loved or hated for his insistence of budgetary austerity, he played a leading role in keeping the eurozone from disintegrating amid financial crises.
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Then you have the Fed on the other side who you have to take into account – your yield curve is disintegrating in here today.
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Their accounts, like the 30 or so from other women that were apparently written on disintegrating paper, were lost, thrown out, and generally disregarded.
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You can just imagine their caricature of a deplorable racist build that wall white working-class person completely disintegrating as they talk to Fred.
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Civic discourse, disintegrating at the top, has become ours to help restore from the bottom — on the pier, up the street, at fish fries.
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He can just follow the lead of President George H. W. Bush, who unilaterally reduced America's nuclear arsenal as the Soviet Union was disintegrating.
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Go deeper: Astronomers take first photo of a black hole A black hole from the dawn of light Disintegrating planet found orbiting dead star
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Now, deteriorating historic buildings, eroding trails, outdated water and electrical systems, unsafe roads, disintegrating monuments and timeworn campgrounds, waterfronts and visitor centers need repairs.
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Bob Weston, a property developer, bent down to pick up a wedge of disintegrating 2000-millimeter movie stock from the earth at his feet.
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They all had their trusted bootleggers who negotiated the potholes of Karachi at high speed on disintegrating motorcycles, the hooch stashed on the back.
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But Ian complicates things with his sad-sack self-pity and disintegrating marriage, taking the film into a more familiar Gervais self-abasement mode.
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It comes across as a maelstrom of color cohering at the center into a person, or, alternately, a person in the process of disintegrating.
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By design, the probe vanished into Saturn's atmosphere, disintegrating moments after its final signal slipped away into the background noise of the solar system.
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Dr. Wallerstein argued that no world-system, to use his term, lasts forever and that the current one, based on capitalism, is slowly disintegrating.
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In France and Germany and Spain, the major political parties are losing power or disintegrating, challenged by nationalist xenophobes, leaving a fragmented political topography.
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Some fumed, saying they held onto Catholic teachings, but saw their faith in the men leading the church disintegrating amid a cascade of allegations.
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It's been drifting away from the area for months now, slowly disintegrating into smaller and smaller bits (and spawning treacherous many icebergs in the process).
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I had a 1-year-old, a crazed dog with severe aggression issues, a disintegrating husband, and a full-time job at a daily newspaper.
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Mae's best friend and Circle sponsor Annie (Karen Gillan) goes from inner-circle power-player to disintegrating mess in a similarly abrupt scattering of moments.
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IT IS becoming a commonplace that in matters of belief and religion, Western societies are disintegrating into micro-communities that struggle to understand each other.
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The meme was so easy to understand because it was based in a universal language — this sad moment isn't as sad when characters are disintegrating.
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So, you know, I know the outer world exists and I'll be very cognizant of that, but, at the same time, our country is disintegrating.
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Every day in his White House has the disintegrating feel of final days, but the next day is the same, and the story never ends.
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By examining where the particles came from—stormwater versus wastewater—they could edge closer to understanding how and when plastic starts disintegrating into smaller pieces.
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Clearing away the rocks revealed a skeleton, which was almost fully intact, with a pair of disintegrating leather shoes and the remnants of a belt.
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This is Iraq where the country is basically disintegrating before our eyes as its inept, kleptocratic government, installed after our fraudulent, endless war, falls apart.
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Four years before, he had given a speech to the Bosnian Assembly threatening Muslims with "annihilation" if they voted to secede from the disintegrating Yugoslavia.
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The island is disintegrating quickly, and climate change has sped up the loss of land, causing many residents to abandon their houses and move away.
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The parachute hung there for a moment, taunting the engineers in the control room with its missing portion, before disintegrating into a jumble of flaccid ribbons.
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Related: The Grim Beauty of Afarin Sajedi's Portraits Disintegrating Flesh Sculptures Put a Twist on WWI Memorials This Artist is Trapping Flowers in Blocks of Ice
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The baffling results of that experiment, with the bullet disintegrating as it collides with the thicker end of the glass teardrop, are no longer a mystery.
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Paracord is popular with both the military and survivalists, and its inclusion in these works suggests the same apocalyptic future signaled by the disintegrating salt blocks.
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In 1991, Cuba stopped receiving billions of dollars in yearly subsidies from the disintegrating Soviet Union, shrinking the island's economy by as much as 193 percent.
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It stands today, untouched though disintegrating, with some of its original furniture having been sold off, as a monument to his lesser-known, more whimsical side.
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These changes are crucial to our understanding of not only why the post-'89 period ended, but why it is disintegrating in the way it is.
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Johnson and Sarandon play a married couple whose union is disintegrating while Daniels's character is looking for love, according to the film's Internet Movie Database page.
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"While this action is not undertaken lightly, the fact is the American [crystalline silicon photovoltaic] cells and modules industry is disintegrating," Suniva wrote to the ITC.
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Trade chaos and a disintegrating West are depressing the markets at a time when no further support can be expected from the monetary and fiscal policies.
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I wanted to crush all the archetypes people held about me—like thinking I was a dumb blonde, for example—by slowly disintegrating them from within.
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As you can see, it's spewing jets of fire at a power line, systematically disintegrating what appears to be some kind of gauzy net of debris.
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Like Banksy's disintegrating "Girl With Balloon," the flashes aren't made to last — within hours, they're carried off in pieces by passers-by or left to wilt.
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The Conservatives are disintegrating; Prime Minister Theresa May is on her way out of office, having failed to secure a parliamentary majority for her Brexit deal.
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I am belatedly reading "A Thousand Splendid Suns" (2007), Khaled Hosseini's vivid and painful evocation of the life of Afghan women set against a disintegrating society.
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The relationship between Mr. Trump and Mr. McConnell has been disintegrating over the summer and could jeopardize urgent legislation when Congress returns from its August recess.
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There is no need to score a direct hit, and a stricken plane may look like it is turning back when in fact it is disintegrating.
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As in "The Moviegoer," they reach for family ties — fraying, disintegrating, even in the once tightly connected South — as an instinctive response to their spiritual vertigo.
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Now the only sign of life is laughing children, who chase each other through the disintegrating carriages, climbing on rusting benches and tumbling over one another.
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With visions of driving my boyfriend and his disintegrating dick to the ER, I turned to my peers for what I hoped would be less frightening insight.
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But if there is some kind of failure during a future launch, the thrusters can ignite and carry the Crew Dragon safely away from a disintegrating rocket.
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IN HIS essays on "Culture and Anarchy", Matthew Arnold argued that the only thing which could prevent industrial societies from disintegrating into warring tribes was high culture.
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The stuffing is all out of shape, the upholstery is tattered and disintegrating, and to others, it may look like trash—but it fits me exactly right.
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As the US and Russia -- brokers of Syria's disintegrating ceasefire -- clash at the United Nations General Assembly this week, war-ravaged civilians continued to pay the price.
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Last August, 71 disintegrating bodies were found in the back of a refrigerated delivery truck: abandoned on an unremarkable highway near the small Austrian town of Nickelsdorf.
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Now it is disintegrating, destroyed by a mix of hubris and internal contradictions, according to Patrick Deneen, a professor of politics at the University of Notre Dame.
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That said, a disintegrating planet's signal usually comes around again and again as the world orbits its star, but there was no repetition in Jacobs' Kepler data.
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It's then just as difficult to stop yourself when lost in their blissful tranquility—unaware that your life is disintegrating around you with every pill you pop.
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With Los Angeles disintegrating and the Pacific Coast full of marinas and yachts, "we're not the only people who would have had this brainstorm," Mr. Erickson said.
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Twice a week, the menu promises feijoada, Brazil's national stew of disintegrating black beans and deep cuts of pork, but, sadly, there was none when I visited.
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A political leader or group like ISIS who can credibly claim to restore order in a seemingly disintegrating environment is tapping into a powerful, almost irresistible urge.
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The rational part of me, which was disintegrating by the second, informed me I was having a panic attack, and that panic attacks play tricks on people.
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Economic turmoil and the flood of refugees from a disintegrating Syria had already fired up the same sort of nativist sentiments that Mr. Trump rode to power.
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In recent years, Notre Dame had fallen into a state of disrepair, with its buttresses eroding and its famous gargoyles replaced with piping because they were disintegrating.
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Flickr, the photo storage website that had, at its peak, close to 22012 million users, is disintegrating, and it's taking 20093 years of internet history with it.
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The plane slammed into the sea at such high speed that the jet fractured upon impact, in some cases disintegrating into a fine powder, Indonesian investigators said.
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The sauce almost takes on the texture of an Italian ragù, with the meat slowly disintegrating into a thick gravy that's stained reddish-gold by achuete (annatto).
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He made "The Abyss" (235), "Titanic" (2840) and documentaries about lost ships, including "Ghosts of the Abyss" (840), which toured the disintegrating interior of the storied liner.
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"She has now accepted what the country has known for months: she cannot govern, and nor can her divided and disintegrating party," Corbyn said in a statement.
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The shoe was part of a Nike employee's personal collection, and though it is in poor condition and currently disintegrating, it received 220 bids before its sale.
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Set far from the highway, down a barren, rocky hill, the house, from a distance, could be any size or age, still in progress or slowly disintegrating.
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Marzec says this was also an emotional time for her personally, because she was in a relationship that was disintegrating and her grandfather's health was failing as well.
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Even more revolting is getting hit by a spitball and the feeling of that paper wad disintegrating and releasing its moist payload as it flattens against your skin.
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Despite talks about the European Union disintegrating after the United Kingdom referendum, the bloc will be OK, Pierre Moscovici, European commissioner for economic and financial affairs, said Friday.
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Randomly disintegrating people resembles the strategies of dictators across history, says Jeff Nekola, a biologist at the University of New Mexico, who's written about Malthus and economic growth.
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Bitume's takeover of the soon-to-be-renovated residence hall upholds the rapidly disintegrating pillars of traditional street art, while simultaneously elevating it with a uniquely immersive experience.
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Mr Hemsworth's character is such a nifty pilot that they zoom along the Thames and past the disintegrating Tower Bridge without a scratch, cracking jokes as they go.
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In retrospect, two recent articles in The Times may have signaled that the author's trademark wanderlust was back in play, and that another relationship may have been disintegrating.
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Their prominence reflects the fact that this revolution has been guided by the disintegrating middle class around the capital, Khartoum — a demographic easy to overlook amid Sudan's woes.
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Whereas anti-Semitism in the 1930s stemmed from anxieties about the disintegration of biological identity, Islamophobia in this century is about the fear that cultural identity is disintegrating.
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Noah Baumbach is America's foremost chronicler of rough-hewn and disintegrating family units, and in Marriage Story, he pries open one divorce to find the beating heart inside.
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As of 2009, visitors are permitted to visit the island but are required to remain on a protected walkway due to the dangers posed by the disintegrating buildings.
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We painted our faces green and about two songs in, it started like…sweating off (more like, disintegrating into our skin) and then we just looked weirdly pale.
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It's like watching two cars collide in a head-on crash test, but the cars are able to throw each other around like rag dolls afterwards, instead of disintegrating.
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It has a weird, papery flavor, but unlike its fast-disintegrating paper counterpart, it maintains its structure for longer and doesn't permeate the flavor of your drink as intensely.
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Last week, Florette tampons went viral after 113-year-old Lauren Richardson of Mildenhall, Suffolk, in the UK posted a Facebook video of a few disintegrating in her hands.
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It was all Keegan, half-submerged, could do to keep his footing, the path disintegrating under him, the strong fibers of the rope the only solidity in the world.
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King Abdulaziz, ruler of the Najd, conquered al-Hasa in 1913 from the disintegrating Ottoman Empire, and added the Hijaz in 1924/25, finally unifying the country in 1932.
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How could the anthropologists link bones disintegrating in the ground for 30 years to Maya families, many of them illiterate, reluctant to trust outsiders and scattered in isolated mountains?
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"We feel strongly that Trump's been backed into a corner and that he's disintegrating right in front of the American people on a daily basis," Mack said by phone.
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On November 7, police records show, the investigators called Judith Wallace Huff to see if she knew anything about her son's older friend, whose story seemed to be disintegrating.
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Its muted, elegantly disintegrating chords are an invitation to commiserate, and Nadler's honey-sweetened wisp of a voice beckons you close, to make sure you catch every breathy syllable.
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Related: Twisted Sculptures Put Body Parts in All the Wrong Places Hyperrealistic Sculptures Blur the Line Between Clay and Flesh Disintegrating Flesh Sculptures Put a Twist on WWI Memorials
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That sort of anger — that one thing was promised and it turned out to be hollow — is echoed in Amy and Nick's disintegrating marriage and their disillusionment with it.
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He'll be doing so without a strong base of personal knowledge on the relevant questions, and with a White House team that appears to be disintegrating before our eyes.
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In a movement that is largely disintegrating, many of the biggest names in the alt-right and white supremacist far right are staying far away from this year's rally.
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Through it all, they tried to wave aside reports of a disintegrating relationship that had included the president's repeated use of tweets to publicly disparage Mr. McConnell's legislative leadership.
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Loved or hated, he has been a force for stability who played a leading role in keeping the eurozone from disintegrating during a debt crisis that began in 2010.
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He did so even while noting that this "healing" comedy, then opening Off Broadway, featured three major characters dying or disintegrating — and a bunch of others arguably worse off.
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But the other deadline is even more compelling: as the film moves forward, Tommy is visibly aging and disintegrating under the pressure of a threat other people keep dismissing.
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In the weeks before, it was clear that the Soviet Union was disintegrating: Ukrainians had voted for independence in a national referendum, and other Soviet republics were following suit.
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That control was disintegrating by the time Douglas Simon, who was imprisoned for violating rules on work-release for a drug conviction, arrived at St. Clair in late 23.5.
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But there's something regal beneath her slowly disintegrating façade, something that makes her worst moments — the cake-eating and the purple-faced screaming fits — even more jarring by contrast.
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Now her reputation is rapidly disintegrating because of her refusal to speak out about — or take meaningful steps to prevent — the military crackdown targeting the country's Rohingya Muslim minority.
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Cob's death is not the only horrible thing that Bobbin does - until he realizes that the world is not only fraying but disintegrating, and he needs to help repair it.
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The structure has been designed not just to contain the radioactive debris but also allow for the safe dismantling of the older structure that is slowly disintegrating, mostly from corrosion.
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The show's primary stars include Jason Bateman, Michael Cera, Will Arnett, Jessica Walter, Alia Shawkat, Tony Hale, and David Cross as members of the formerly rich, rapidly disintegrating Bluth family.
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Estimates suggest the plane was plummeting at a rate of about 12,000 feet a minute (135 mph/217 km/hr) when in crashed into the water, likely disintegrating on contact.
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The compounds come in so-called alternative dosage forms, such as disintegrating tablets and liquids, that target a relatively small patient population that does not react well to mainstream dosages.
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One of the points that a book I read recently made is that this sort of distinction between what one considers technology and what considers an analog is rapidly disintegrating.
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His breakthrough film, 2010's Blue Valentine, tracks a young couple (Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams) falling in love, getting married, raising a child, then slowly disintegrating as a family.
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Depicted here in microcosm is a society almost disintegrating under the weight of a long-cherished certainty: that only young men can compete and, in the name of faith, win.
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In the early 2000s, ice shelves began disintegrating in several parts of Antarctica, and scientists realized that process could greatly accelerate the demise of the vastly larger ice sheets themselves.
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The robots grow more "human" as the book progresses, until their uncanny presences and disconcerting intelligence exacerbate disintegrating relationships within the company, and cause the whole project to fall through.
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For now, however, Mr. Putin savored the moment, using the news conference to hit on a favorite theme: that Russia is a pocket of stability compared with the disintegrating West.
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Gulliksen was himself at the center of a media frenzy in 2016 after the release of "The Story of a Marriage," his sexually charged novel about a couple's disintegrating relationship.
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Whoever ends up winning will take on a faltering economy, threats from domestic terrorism organizations, and a disintegrating relationship with the US. There's also the looming presence of the military.
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Your replica is probably not going to hit those speeds without disintegrating, but a working eight-speed gearbox with paddle shifters will at least help you to pretend that it could.
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At the end of last year's Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos finished his collection and wiped out half the population of the universe, instantly disintegrating some of the MCU's best-known heroes.
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So in "Unwomen," Emily is slowly disintegrating in the Colonies, and what she wants more than anything is to get away from there and get back to the world pre-Gilead.
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Bringing legal action infringes upon a delegate's right to decide how she shall vote and would lead to an issue that would create even more tension within a party clearly disintegrating.
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This year, North Korea's progressing nuclear weapons program, the unpredictable leadership of Donald Trump, and the disintegrating relationships between nuclear powers helped tick the clock 30 seconds closer to humanity's extinction.
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While she kept the home's original timber frame, she replaced the living room floor (which she said was disintegrating) and repurposed it into the work table that sits in her entryway.
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"The U.S. may be hesitant about launching military strikes on North Korea, but it is good at disrupting developing countries by disintegrating cohesion or initiating color revolutions," said the Global Times.
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Elana Herzog's installation also looks at taking things apart and consists of a disintegrating Persian rug that she stapled to the wall to illustrate ideas of collapse and growth within civilization.
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However, getting it to that speed in under a mile will still push the limits of the system and could result in the Hyperloop pod disintegrating into "shredded metal," says Musk.
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The review of the plan comes as a joint U.S.-Russian agreement to halt the war in Syria is disintegrating after American officials accused Russia of attacking a humanitarian aid convoy.
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I believe it's the first novel to win the Pulitzer and the Mystery Writers of America Edgar Award, which makes me wonder if superficial genre distinctions really are disintegrating at last.
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That free market in data is rapidly disintegrating as governments increasingly take an interest in data, not just for privacy reasons, but also for population thought control and economic growth purposes.
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Last month, alarmed at what they saw as disintegrating curbs on nuclear weapons, a bipartisan array of American nonproliferation experts urged President Trump to salvage the treaty instead of leaving it.
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Workers had been scheduled to repair her kitchen cabinets, but soon discovered other issues in the two-bedroom apartment: a broken pipe, disintegrating kitchen walls, peeling paint — and the broken toilet.
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According to Purnell, Rachel Johnson, Boris's younger sister and also a prominent journalist, has compared life at the time to "The Ice Storm," the Rick Moody novel about a disintegrating family.
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"Years and Years" is harrowing because it's only half a step away from our present, where reality feels as if it's disintegrating under the weight of digital simulacra and epistemological nihilism.
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Global sea level rise from disintegrating polar regions, in particular Greenland's melting ice sheet, is predicted to swamp parts of Florida and some major U.S. cities, but it doesn't end there.
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You can hear the snap and crackling of its innards, before nearly instantaneously disintegrating into broken up shards that fall through the rest of the shredder's teeth toward the ground below.
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You might not have it all together—you might, in fact, be rapidly disintegrating professionally and psychologically—but at least you can spill some apple juice without wailing inconsolably for six hours.
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Living with hyperempathy, Lauren is especially vulnerable to the many ills of the new world — but this sensitivity is also why she feels so determined to save the world disintegrating around her.
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But the film's second source of horror is centered on a purely domestic unease — the feeling that your family is disintegrating, and that you're failing at your basic obligations to each other.
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It feels like a conscious step back from Bird's original Incredibles, which was openly about a middle-age crisis, a slowly disintegrating marriage, and two kids coming to terms with their superpowers.
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It blended the essence of the radio show with stunning visuals—one episode followed a photographer, another illustrated a couple's disintegrating marriage with animations—and went on to win two Emmy awards.
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Noctilucent clouds form around the poles in the summer months, when ice crystallizes around shards of disintegrating meteoroids, volcanic dust, and even rocket plumes 50 miles above the surface, according to NASA.
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But when the reality show isn't shoving a camera into the face of this disintegrating family, it proves Kim Kardashian is still dealing with the trauma of her October 2016 Paris robbery.
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One of my favorite moments of partying is when the pressure of how makeup (and myself) is supposed to appear breaks down, disintegrating in a hot, humid room packed with other people.
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Yes, we're "All About That Bass" as well, but why not go Basinski on that shit, and loop a disintegrating couple of seconds of Meghan Trainor's voice for a seemingly unending hour.
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Ever since Croatia proclaimed independence from a disintegrating Yugoslavia in 1991, its politics have been dominated by the Social Democrats on the left and the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) on the right.
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"Stay high for days and yes we'll make it worth it," she sings, her voice gliding over spidery electronics and synth lines that will make your heart feel like it's literally disintegrating.
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The Big 12 was already a Frankenstein's monster, cobbled together in the mid-1990s as an arranged marriage of the fragile Big Eight and four Texas teams from the disintegrating Southwest Conference.
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Soon after, Hamas will take over the West Bank and East Jerusalem, rockets will fall on Tel Aviv, and Israel may be unable to adequately defend itself in a disintegrating Middle East.
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Sweeter and soapier than we've come to expect from the Danish director Thomas Vinterberg, "The Commune" swaddles the pain of a disintegrating marriage in a good-natured cocoon of laughter and larks.
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They saved the deal from disintegrating last year by agreeing guidelines for putting it into effect, but current pledges fall well short of the temperature target and sticking points remain among signatories.
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This episode is as gut-wrenching as BoJack gets — at least before the 11th episode, "Time's Arrow," takes a deep dive into Beatrice's past by way of her disintegrating present-day mind.
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The abortive outcome of the launch, disintegrating within seconds, bore uncanny resemblance to the description of an Obama-era cyber intrusion strategy described in a March 4 article in the New York Times.
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With unrelated tracks layered over each other, skeletal compositions take horrifying shape and become dense nightmares of warped instruments, disintegrating static, and shifting tones that more closely resemble howling wind than actual music.
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He will be seeking a seat as leader of his DiEM25 movement, a group that says it wants to halt the "rise of misanthropy, xenophobia and toxic nationalism" and stop the EU disintegrating.
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The scene, which had Banner disintegrating into dust, was ultimately left out of the film, but Ruffalo did not know which fate his character would ultimately face until he actually watched the film.
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And yet psychological safety is steadily disintegrating before our eyes months into the Trump administration, with tangible consequences for federal employees and civil servants, presenting serious threats to the functioning of federal agencies.
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County Line, which was founded in 2007 by former Schwarz Pharma executives, makes a range of medicines that are given as oral solutions, as well as creams, ointments, gels and orally disintegrating tablets.
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"The essence of Camp is its love of the unnatural: of artifice and exaggeration," she wrote in Partisan Review, at a time when the boundary between elite art and mass culture was disintegrating.
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This year, concerns over Iran and North Korea's nuclear programs and disintegrating cooperation between the US and Russia on disarmament prompted the Bulletin's board of scientists and experts to move the clock forward.
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So it's no secret to frequent viewers of this program that I believe our country is literally disintegrating before our eyes due to a lack of political courage by our so-called leaders.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu says Turkey's purchase of an advanced Russian S-400 missile defense system is a "done deal," despite vocal U.S. objections and fears that the U.S.-Turkey alliance is disintegrating.
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"While this action is not undertaken lightly, the fact is the American [crystalline silicon photovoltaic] cells and modules industry is disintegrating," Suniva wrote in its petition, filed days after it filed for bankruptcy protection.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Younger lawmakers keeping beleaguered Brazilian President Michel Temer's brittle coalition from disintegrating are engaged in bitter internal debates with their own party elders, calling for them to abandon the scandal-plagued leader.
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After the last astronauts left in February 1974, Skylab continued to orbit until 1979, when it took a much-publicized but ultimately harmless dive back to Earth, disintegrating as it re-entered the atmosphere.
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The bass Ferruccio Furlanetto evoked memories of his magisterially suffering Philip II in Verdi's "Don Carlo," with his tone disintegrating into stark fear as he repeated the word "mors" ("death") in the Dies Irae.
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"I overexposed the film a lot to create these whitened-out, disintegrating images rather that the classical monumental mountainscapes that you might be used to seeing, something that feels much more fragile," she said.
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The shots of the smiling, dancing followers, working with seeming happiness and engaging in frenzied, naked encounter sessions, suggest a trial run for Burning Man (which began in 1986, just as Rajneeshpuram was disintegrating).
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In the 21994s, she led a national campaign to save millions of disintegrating books that were published between 21999 and 220, persuading Congress to increase its funding for microfilming these so-called brittle books.
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Soon her cart was filled with stuff: a rusting firefighter's reel with decaying rubber hose still dripping; ancient leather-bound books with disintegrating pages; a large disc of plywood; and, of course, the gloves.
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His 2016 film "I, Daniel Blake" delivered a devastating critique of the privatized public sector, with Loach's portrait of a communal safety net disintegrating before the eyes of the film's heart-rending title character.
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The national debt is ballooning, the electricity grid is disintegrating and jobs are so scarce that Pakistani workers are compelled to fan out across the Middle East to take whatever work they can find.
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The cause of the crash, in an unincorporated part of Leflore County, was not immediately clear, but Chief Banks said witnesses described the plane as disintegrating in the air as it neared the ground.
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Mr. Gorbachev sounds high-minded and statesmanlike as he discusses the future, asking Mr. Bush to support Mr. Yeltsin and Russia's reforms, and to help the former Soviet republics achieve separation without disintegrating further.
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The United States' special adviser to Afghanistan, Zalmay Khalilzad, is trying to broker a diplomatic solution that allows the United States to draw down its forces without the political foundation in Kabul disintegrating immediately.
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"At first it was light, but it lasted a long time and got stronger," said Maria Jaramillo, 36, a resident of Guayaquil, describing windows breaking and roofs disintegrating and falling to the street below.
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"With the Conservatives disintegrating and unable to govern, and parliament deadlocked, this issue will have to go back to the people, whether through a general election or a public vote," he said in a statement.
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Shannon plays Strickland as a disintegrating man (literally, at points) who's laser-focused on enforcing a white, suburban, two-kids-and-a-dog vision of America, and doesn't understand why it isn't making him happy.
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Way too often our modern-day lifelines wind up disintegrating to the point where one good yank from behind the bed will snap it in two, sending you off to buy yet another replacement cord.
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"Right now this is disintegrating in the Senate, with everyone off on their own about what they don't like about the bill," said a Republican senator who requested anonymity to speak freely about the bill.
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"In the Syrian community, that's one of the biggest fears, because they say that the other Jewish communities are disintegrating, and we are the only ones that are still strong," she said, referring to intermarriage.
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His allies say this has made him the main lifeline keeping El Tukuko afloat amid Venezuela's unprecedented economic crisis, underlining how the fortunes of entire communities can hinge on single individuals in a disintegrating country.
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But that corporate buffer seems to be disintegrating, with several prominent creators of hit TV shows expressing disgust in recent days with the 3003-hour news channel's coverage of the Trump administration's border security policy.
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Indeed, rather than relitigate Dylan's story directly, the profile attempts instead to humanize Previn's enduring relationship with Allen — and, by extension, Allen's disintegrating public persona — while depicting Mia Farrow as a neglectful, abusive, and unhinged mother.
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Mr. Cooper's "Cast" was too self-conscious an ending: music that blends nostalgic, jazzy ruminations with disintegrating stretches, trailing into a cosmic coda of Messiaen-like piano chords, scratchy violin phrases and a repetitive vibraphone riff.
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"I've never seen anything like it — the prime minister is disintegrating in front of the public, she's gone from basing her entire campaign around her personality to her brand being junked within three weeks," Baldwin added.
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Two years before 27/20183, an intelligence contractor I will call Rodriguez was in Beijing when NATO forces in the disintegrating state of Yugoslavia dropped five US bombs on the Chinese embassy in Belgrade, killing three.
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Cersei Lannister bossing around Jaime is old news, of course, but on Sunday we also saw Margaery bucking up the disintegrating Loras and Theon volunteering for the committee to elect Yara leader of the Iron Born.
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The centerpiece of "Singularity" is "Everything Connected," a grand techno track that lasts more than ten minutes, building and disintegrating and eventually giving way to "Feel First Life," a wordless choral postlude that sounds distinctly devotional.
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In the first teaser trailer for the season, we see that all is not well aboard the eponymous spaceship, with Milioti's character seemingly being engulfed in a glowing yellow light that looks like it's disintegrating her.
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The Manganiyars who live around the village of Dantal say they are now finished with their feudal-style bondage — another sign that India's centuries-old caste system may not be completely disintegrating but is definitely fraying.
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Aimed at addressing the disintegrating bedrock of our presumed first-world privileges — drinkable tap water, an accountable government — the project has raised over $30,000 so far for the United Way of Genesee County and Hydrate Detroit.
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But Ms. Steier's use of this potentially clichéd imagery feels well motivated, since the boys live it every day, and powerful, hinting at the global forces before World War I when the old order was disintegrating.
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That's because Sharp Objects isn't a true crime show: It's not a whodunnit, but a classic Southern gothic fable about crumbling towns, disintegrating relationships, obsolete legacy families, and an ugly past that must be continually confronted.
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"One of the key problems of our period is that the international order with which we were familiar is disintegrating in some respects and new elements from Asia and the developing world are entering it," he continued.
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In Hezel's original article on The Awl, beautifully entitled, "Why Does This One Couch From West Elm Suck So Much?" she passionately detailed the personal disappointment she faced following her purchase of the wretched and disintegrating seat.
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She opens up to her dad about her disintegrating romance with Matthew, explaining with exceptional vulnerability, how impossible it is to get close to someone when you're holding such a huge secret between the two of you.
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In fact, he insisted that it should be a priority for the insurgency — and that the Taliban movement must change to allow it or risk disintegrating into splinter groups, making way for bandits and Islamic State loyalists.
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The European Union economy is essentially a German story, where the imposition of Berlin's ill-advised fiscal austerity had forced the European Central Bank to rescue the continent's disintegrating economies and financial systems with aggressive monetary easing.
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Alarmed at what they see as disintegrating curbs on nuclear weapons, a bipartisan array of American nonproliferation experts has urged President Trump to salvage a Cold War-era treaty with Russia that he has vowed to scrap.
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Elsewhere, some obviousness creeps in, as with an anti-monument formed by a statue atop a cast-aluminum laundry basket standing in for a disintegrating globe, despite the appeal of the doll-like, carved-alabaster statue itself.
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The phrase, and the essay, is an apt introduction to a writer convinced that the center is disintegrating more every day, and that our lives are often futile attempts to grasp for it, just a little longer.
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Authorities believe a custody dispute amid a disintegrating marriage triggered a murder-suicide in South Carolina earlier this summer, after 36-year-old Jessica Edens shot and killed the woman whom she believed was her estranged husband's girlfriend.
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Instead, I had the benefit of old movie stores with disintegrating VHS tapes, eBay, and a vibrant online community of collectors who could find, if not the hard copy of a flick, at least an archival digital copy.
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It's been clear for a while that Hopper has a growing crush on her, which is sweet and sad when she's a disintegrating mother preoccupied with her vanished son, and melancholy when she's profoundly happy with someone else.
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CLEAN BREAK on Acorn TV. The car dealer Frank Mallon (Adam Fergus) can't believe the frenzy with which his life is disintegrating: His wife has left, his vehicles aren't selling and his teenage daughter is out of control.
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But for years, the off-screen Affleck has overtaken the on-screen one, fodder for tabloid gossip (largely about his addictions and disintegrating marriage to Jennifer Garner) and "Sadfleck" memes that furnished a public narrative for private turmoil.
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She was part of one cultural correction around class and gender in Britain and now we're in another, with disintegrating borders, genders and species categories — even glaciers — in which white European ennui feels almost like a luxury product.
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The strongest of these slim narratives capture the claustrophobia of being caught in a disintegrating partnership in which two people have wrapped themselves around each other so tightly that neither one can move without causing the other pain.
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Trump has seized the Republican nomination by finding scapegoats for the economic hardships and disintegrating lives of working-class whites, while giving these voters a reassuring but false promise of their restoration to the center of American life.
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He had cleared out most of his belongings, except two gallon-size Ziploc bags, in which he had sealed the plastic arms of his office chair to protect them from disintegrating under the daily weight of his elbows.
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As she bullies and badgers him into helping Leisureland's lowest-class citizens, who live outside its walls in a few dilapidated trailers converted into rusty, disintegrating high-rises, he gets his consciousness raised a bit about poverty and privilege.
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Josie's two kids, eight-year-old Paul and five-year-old Ana, are not quite securely fastened in the back of the disintegrating rental RV. Ghosts from Ohio haunt Josie as she drives from RV park to RV park.
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Holly serves as her dad's chauffeur, his chief critic, and his companion; if Healy weren't in the movie at all, Black would already have a functional mismatched-buddy mystery just from the banter between Holly and her disintegrating dad.
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The junkyard became the final destination for 140 Russian resupply vehicles, a SpaceX rocket, the Soviet-era Mir space station, and several of the European Space Agency's cargo ships, all of which lie on the ocean floor, slowly disintegrating.
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Asked by ABC's "Good Morning America" host George Stephanopoulos if the U.S. and Russia were in a "new Cold War," Dmitry Peskov said the current situation may be worse, blaming the U.S. for disintegrating cooperation between the two countries.
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And for Ty, it may be that for all the seasons of title runs disintegrating into top-four runs, of "valiant" Champions League knockout exits, the small, nourishing knowledge that there is always next year will sustain his hopefulness.
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As a character, he's more interesting to me when he's juggling those duties with personal issues like a disintegrating marriage, or a schism with his best friend Philip, or trying to hit on that hot lady at the gym.
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I was thinking about how if the prison reveal had happened in the premiere or something, it could have felt even more like Elliot was slowly disintegrating before our very eyes, instead of whatever this was meant to be.
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Mater, who is also a physician addressing the mental consequences of living in urban centers, in the exhibition signage is quoted saying he was "compelled to document the rapidly disintegrating and soon-to-be-lost narratives" of the city.
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A small wooden box sitting on a high shelf contains talismans from the home he left behind: paperback cookbooks, their pages now yellowed and disintegrating, that he borrowed from his mother, along with his grandmother's recipes scribbled on notepads.
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They can't have the most mundane conversation about new school shoes or a dental appointment without it disintegrating into a full-scale fight about money or responsibility or some other thing that's constantly threatening to rear its ugly head.
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When Justine Greening, a former education secretary, says that the best way to prevent the country from disintegrating into hostile tribes is to provide people with equal opportunity and social inclusion, she is the voice of the One Nation faction.
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Infowars' conspiracist-in-chief Alex Jones—a confidant of the president—opened a stream earlier today on YouTube by stating that he does not support a war in Syria and that, "Trump is really disintegrating in my eyes on many levels."
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Lame exit at French Open Despite having announced he was working with Andre Agassi, Djokovic was crushed by Dominic Thiem in the quarter-finals — losing the third set 6-0 — sparking outrage from some Serbian fans who accused him of disintegrating.
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Oefner himself is very familiar with cars, lending his time-bending perception of photography not only to his Disintegrating series, but also an experiment that led him to splatter a Ferrari in neon paint and film it in slow-motion.
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Several videos posted by a local villager show the sea creature slowly disintegrating in the water, turning it a dark red: A group of marine scientists were reportedly scheduled to take samples of the creature on Thursday, according to Detik.
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"The focus on providing a space by and for artists on all levels was a major motivating factor [in opening the space], during a time when the old standard Portland white cube seemed to be disintegrating," Irons explains to Creators.
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Mirna Pavlovic's photo series Dulcis Domus documents our uneasy relationship with the recent past through images of abandoned mansions, decaying villas, and disintegrating palaces of Europe, with the ghosts of former landlords silently echoing riches-to-rags tales we'll never know.
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"Marriage Story" isn't the chronicle of a disintegrating relationship as much as one evolving under severe duress, as Charlie and Nicole renegotiate the terms of their engagement, custody of their son and — perhaps most brutally — the narrative of their life together.
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Read more: Trump's presidency is disintegrating as he faces his worst 30 days since taking officeGiuliani has come under scrutiny for his ongoing push to get Ukraine's government to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his son for corruption.
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FRANKFURT — Signaling fresh confidence in the region, the European Central Bank began on Thursday to gingerly dismantle an arsenal of emergency measures that for a decade helped to keep the currency and economy from disintegrating in the face of financial turmoil.
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He convinced a handful of partners to buy the property — which included about 30 tiny, mostly disintegrating bunkhouses and a couple dozen other structures in various stages of decay — with him, but he retained the heart of the camp for himself.
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The designer, who was born in Scotland and works in France, was moved by a BBC-TV science documentary that used a disintegrating sand castle in the middle of the African desert to demonstrate how order inevitably turns to disorder.
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NEW YORK, March 15 (Reuters) - U.S. 10-year Treasury note futures price rose at the open on Sunday after the Federal Reserve unveiled a series of moves to help deal with the disintegrating global economy caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve slashed rates back to near zero, restarted bond buying and joined with other central banks to ensure liquidity in dollar lending to help put a floor under a rapidly disintegrating global economy during the escalating coronavirus pandemic.
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That puzzling paradox of a strong currency in a politically disintegrating economic system owes mainly to the euro area's improving cyclical growth dynamics, engineered by a supportive monetary policy, and to trading bets ignoring the convulsions of the European project.
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Martin, who seems to be going to the same place in the books by very different pathways, will have ample opportunity to get into Daenerys's head in his final books and explore her inner monologue to better show her disintegrating rationale.
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Reverend Toller, played with chilling, muted, disintegrating fury by Hawke, is the minister of a small church maintained more for its historical significance — once a stop on the Underground Railroad, it's about to celebrate its 250th anniversary — than its thriving ministry.
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According to the American Meteor Society, while thousands of meteors each day are bright enough to be referred to as fireballs, only relatively large, slow-moving and sturdy meteors are likely to hit the ground without disintegrating during their passage through the atmosphere.
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The disintegrating lower legs of "Reclining Male Nude" (circa 1520–1530) are particularly suggestive of the flickering forces of instability, while the prancing "Male Nude in Profile Leaping to the Right" (circa 1504–08) suggests ecstatic Dionysian merriment in ancient polytheistic Greece.
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Most high-protein pastas on the market contain a slew of ingredients including binders and other starches to keep the pasta from disintegrating once it hits boiling water, but what's remarkable about Tolerant is it's made with only one ingredient: red lentil flour.
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The crunchy paper on the exam chair had turned to mush and was disintegrating under my legs, my black (thank god) dress was damp with sweat, and my water bottle — my only hope at this point — was slipping out of my clammy hands.
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His stage career, as an actor, director, and co-founder of Chicago's Red Orchid Theatre, has let him take on a wide variety of characters, like the embattled, disintegrating romantic lead in the stage and film version of Tracy Letts' grueling Bug.
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"Rappaport realized that the asymmetry in the light curves resembled disintegrating planets, with long trails of debris that would continue to block a bit of light as the planet moves away from the star," the Royal Astronomical Society said in a statement.
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In her concession speech last night, Hillary spoke to the (real or imagined) fears of African-American parents, immigrant families, and female workers — rather than the concerns of parents, families, and workers facing a shaky economy, disintegrating communities, and a dangerous world.
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But now that ISIS is on its back foot — it just lost its de facto capital of Raqqa in the same week as the Kirkuk drama, in large part because of the spadework of another Kurdish-led proxy army — that marriage is disintegrating.
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This fractured format helps to convey the sense of a disintegrating mind: The tide coming in on a soldier impaled on a German tripod, his guts stringing out around him like a kilt…All these men: waiting so long, to die so fast.
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Historians have established beyond reasonable doubt that as many as 1.5 million Armenians were deliberately killed or sent on death marches in 1915-16 by the disintegrating Ottoman Empire, fearful that they and other Christian minorities could side with Russia in the war.
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The outburst had little to do with what was happening on the field at Central Stadium, where Mexico was disintegrating en route to a 3-0 loss to Sweden in the two countries' vital final match of the World Cup group stage.
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"With the Conservatives disintegrating and unable to govern, and parliament deadlocked, this issue will have to go back to the people, whether through a general election or a public vote," Corbyn had said, adding the party would have discussions on the way forward.
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In other works, the body seems to be damaged or disintegrating: for example, in Friedl Dicker-Brandeis's gorgeous, haunting "The Interrogation II" (21924-21919), which portrays a figure with dark shadows for eyes and bloodied hands in scraped and scumbled patches of pigment.
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That's the year that "Cujo," the film version of Stephen King's novel, came out, and in addition to the fearsome title character, a deranged St. Bernard, it had a disintegrating marriage, a boy who was afraid of monsters, and more to help add interest.
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A decade ago, when the weak link was a disintegrating financial system, co-operation among governments—from the close co-ordination of central-bank action around the world to the establishment of the G20 as a crisis talking-shop—helped prevent a bigger disaster.
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Propped up by abundant and cheap credit, the euro area businesses and households seem to be taking with equanimity the chaos of disastrous migrant/refugee policies, Germany's disintegrating coalition, France's volatile election environment, Italy's usual muddling through and Spain's inability to form a stable government.
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To stop the superoxide disintegrating spontaneously, Dr Li embed it in the voids of a matrix made of cobalt oxide (yellow, in the artist's imagining below left, in which white spheres represent lithium ions, red ones oxygen ions and blue streaks the crackle of electricity).
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Failing to appreciate this, most health and wellness m-health apps have historically suffered from very short life spans, with engagement disintegrating soon after the novelty wears off — users are then free to return to risky health behaviors, negating any intended long-term health benefits.
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"Without Anesthesia" (1979) is the story of a disintegrating marriage that, in presenting the pressures of conformity, the practice of bureaucratic backstabbing and the experience of a vague but potent sense of disapproval wafting down from the authorities, subtly analyzes an entire social order.
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This shallow but watchable gloss on a book that conjures a searing image of the disintegrating American dream in the 1960s, especially as it pertains to Jewish identity and aspiration, amounts to not much more than a dutiful checklist of scenes from the novel.
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There are many hard-core re-enactors — the kind of people who want to know what it felt like to march 25 miles in disintegrating shoes, sleep in ditches and subsist on hardtack and rancid salt pork — who eschew Gettysburg as a mainstream event.
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With each diagnosis Mulgrew takes a break from her flourishing acting career and returns to her family's 40-acre estate in Iowa, where she's faced with the daunting task of managing her parents' disintegrating health, while also exploring her loving but complex attachment to each.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve slashed rates back to near zero, restarted bond buying and launched other measures from its crisis-era toolkit, along with other central banks, to put the floor under a rapidly disintegrating global economy assailed by efforts to contain the coronavirus pandemic.
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In 1991, as the Soviet bloc began disintegrating, North Korea campaigned to invite Pope John Paul II to Pyongyang to help ease its deepening diplomatic isolation, according to a memoir by Thae Yong-ho, a North Korean diplomat who defected to South Korea in 2016.
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Not only are there strategies to mitigate diversion risk, such as supervised dosing and the provision of injectable or rapidly disintegrating formulations, but the overall risk of diversion is expected to decrease by adequately treating OUD, and thus reducing the demand for illicit drugs.
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He has reconstructed whole-cloth a societal and security schematic that is swallowing up a large part of Ukraine, disintegrating its Ukrainian identity, indoctrinating children, undermining jobs and economic opportunity, and pulverizing democratic institutions that took root there since the fall of the Soviet Union.
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As worries about the dam mounted, the Obama administration formed an interagency team and installed 92 instruments to measure, among other things, the pressure on the dam and the sediment in the water nearby — one way of assessing the rate at which the gypsum base was disintegrating.
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The currency has been slowly disintegrating since vape enthusiast Alex Green—formerly Ryan Kennedy, who stole millions in customer funds in another cryptocurrency scam—pushed out the original creators and moderators for Dogecoin in a soft coup to the benefit of his new dogecoin exchange, Moolah.
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The slow, painful capsizing has been captured in a dashcam video, below, which is essentially a condensed 23-minute disaster film: According to FOX19, police forces in Lawrence were tipped off to the sinkage by a passerby who noticed the Tiki bar disintegrating on Sunday morning.
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"Poland is perceived today as a disintegrating force in this part of Europe and this is why I believe that it is important to end this devastation (...) of Poland's reputation," Tusk told local media, commenting on European Commission's decision to launch Article 7 procedure against Warsaw.
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Switzerland-based photographer Fabian Oefner has built his reputation around unique, high-concept imagery that has earned him a TED Talk in the past, and for good reason: his 2013 series of disintegrating model cars with engine parts flying in every direction were surreal, beautiful, and meticulous.
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Organized by the Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans and co-curated by Andrea Andersson and Julia Bryan-Wilson, the show, titled Cecilia Vicuña: About to Happen, features site-specific installations, a selection of short films, artist's books, and over 100 precarios — precarious pieces that verge on disintegrating.
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First, Foles caught a wayward, slow lateral on the play, then he avoided the pressure in a disintegrating pocket and finally stepped up and emphatically threw the football through a narrow window in the Vikings defense to wide receiver Torrey Smith for a 41-yard touchdown.
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In the self-directed clip, we find Abrahams in isolation against an arid desert climate—which he tells us via email is the volcanic Lanzarote island in the Canaries—singing the song in sign language, lamenting disintegrating social relations and an earth unnaturally divided by human imposition.
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Companies like Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat are trying to convert meat eaters, people for whom a disintegrating vegetable patty is in no way appealing but who might be persuaded to cut down on their meat intake if the substitute foods mimicked the experience of eating meat.
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Photo: APOne of the most high-profile neo-Nazi groups in the country, the Traditionalist Worker Party, is completely disintegrating in the wake of a truly humiliating, somewhat incestuous sex scandal involving its founder and Charlottesville rally organizer Matthew Heimbach and his spokesperson and web administrator, David Parrott.
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It ended up taking two lumpectomies to get it all, and I just finished six weeks of radiation — a combo that spared my hair (no chemo) but not my skin, which bloomed red before disintegrating and relegated me to the sofa and sci-fi reruns (not entirely bad).
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It does have some basic level of artificial intelligence and autonomy, but to ensure the OceanOne's arms aren't going to damage delicate corals or the disintegrating haul of a ship, the operator is able to precisely control them using haptic feedback allowing them to feel what the robot does.
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Given that Rampage's motivation to fight always seems to be on the verge of disintegrating—it was less than a week ago that he suggested he regretted ever getting into MMA—its easy to read his substantial weight gain as an indication that he's not taking his career seriously.
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In the nineteen-eighties, the British-born, American-based composer Brian Ferneyhough was named the avatar of a New Complexity, and although Ferneyhough never adopted the term himself, it reflects the extreme density of his music—a meticulous chaos of piled-up rhythms, conflicting melodic lines, and disintegrating forms.
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Joye Cottage took its name from its first owner, Sarah Joye, and its address really is Easy Street, which seemed like a benediction when Mr. Smith and Mr. Naifeh bought the disintegrating collection of rotting plaster, timber and brick from a would-be developer for $495,000 in 1989.
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I'd like to think that I just walked out, but, more than likely, there's an old VHS tape, disintegrating in a drawer somewhere, of me trying to remember lines with a dog collar around my neck in front of a young man I once had a crush on.
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After all, trends in Shakespearean productions always reflect shifts in feeling and ideology: think of the popularity of "Hamlet", with its rotten state, coups and surveillance, in Eastern Europe at the fag-end of communism, or the fad for "King Lear" in the disintegrating Russia of the 1990s.
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For example, if she throws her political weight behind former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg by agreeing to join a fusion ticket with him, it would quickly crater an already disintegrating Biden and an appealing Buttigieg while putting Sanders, Warren and other liberal progressives in a numerical bind.
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Read more: Trump's presidency is disintegrating as he faces his worst 30 days since taking officeWhat Taylor's texts revealedTaylor, the skeptic of the group and a career foreign-service officer, sounded the alarm from the start about how the Trump administration was handling the US's relationship with Ukraine's newly elected government.
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To hit a target with a nuclear-tipped ICBM, the nuclear-tipped part has to be able to survive the journey up into space and back down through Earth's atmosphere without disintegrating or detonating, and make it all the way to its target on the other side of the globe.
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Trump's shutdown threat is just the latest headache for the Republicans, who are already scrambling to mend deep internal divisions among rank-and-file members, manage disintegrating relations between Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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To its credit, NBC's production threw itself completely into the challenge of making Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's musical the most spectacular it could be, between its stars, a live audience screaming at every turn, and a giant warehouse set crawling with ripped chorus members in disintegrating tank tops.
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It's not until his situation in Endgame that we begin to understand the emotional trauma — coming to terms with all your friends and family disintegrating before your eyes; being forced to grit your teeth and bear it; the anxiety of assimilating from a different world — that Rogers has had to deal with.
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O. Scott) 'AMERICAN PASTORAL' (R, 1:48) This shallow but watchable gloss on a book that conjures a searing photonegative image of the disintegrating American dream in the 1960s, especially as it pertains to Jewish identity and aspiration, amounts to not much more than a dutiful checklist of scenes from the novel.
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Millennials were led to believe in meritocracy and forced into competition for their spots within it — only to have it all pulled out from under them by a disintegrating job market, a catastrophic debt load and a financial crisis that struck just as large numbers of them were entering the work force.
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"Being in a movie like this is universally loved and appreciated in a time where our globe is disintegrating and getting so divisive and all of this -- to have people around the world you know, love a movie, it really makes me happy to be a part of this industry," Douglas told Fox News.
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"I'd like to think that I just walked out, but, more than likely, there's an old VHS tape, disintegrating in a drawer somewhere … I sobbed in the parking lot, and when I got home and called my agent to tell him what happened, he laughed and said, 'Well, I guess that's one for the memoirs…'"
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It's clear that the Trump campaign's ties to Russia are still front and center for Mueller, so VICE News sat down with Masha Gessen, a Russian-American journalist and critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin to talk about the strange relationship between the two world leaders — and the disintegrating relationship between the two countries.
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Read more:The impeachment inquiry into Trump, explained in 20193 secondsTrump's presidency is disintegrating as he faces his worst 22019 days since taking officeAs the impeachment probe intensifies, 23.04% of Americans say they think Mike Pence would make a better president than TrumpGenerally speaking, digital polling tends to skew toward people with access to the internet.
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While its strategic situation has improved dramatically since its more vulnerable early days, Mr. Netanyahu has also been steering the country through a turbulent period in the Middle East, with Iranian-backed proxies approaching Israel's borders, neighboring Syria disintegrating into chaos, and the beleaguered Gaza Strip unraveling under Israel's own pressure and Hamas's control.
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High-end racecars' guts get exposed in Fabian Oefner's explosive latest work via Dubai's M.A.D. Gallery, a series called Disintegrating II. To create the physics-defying effects of the surreal explosions, Oefner individually photographed each nut, bolt, and spark plug that goes into one of these vehicles, then composited them into a photograph with the car's body.
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Providing support for that logic is Wendell Minnick, an author and researcher of the group who said this to City Paper in 1996, as the group was disintegrating: You can poke holes in either side of this conspiracy theory if you set your mind to it, and maybe that's just how Marion Pettie would have liked it.
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Disintegrating like a mad king locked away in his Fifth Avenue castle, ranting about a global cabal of corporate and media elites conspiring against him — yes, a swastika sign popped up at a West Palm Beach rally — he can't see how offensive his defense is: that the women accusing him were not attractive enough to assault.
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To the Editor: In reading articles and opinions about the despicably cruel new anti-abortion bills being slithered through some state legislatures, I must ask a question and face an inconvenient truth: Why are we (women) being forced to bring more and more children into a world that is disintegrating under the burden of too many people?
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AMERICAN COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA, MAY 23 Nina C. Young, when she conceived "Out of whose womb came the ice" (originally as a song cycle) — and the American Composers Orchestra, when it commissioned the work — could not have known that Antarctica and its fast-disintegrating ice would make front-page news days before the piece's premiere at Symphony Space.
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" In "The Bottles in the Cellar," a family project to brew cider from the apple trees that fill their garden spirals out of control, offering a nightmarish image of fecundity in an otherwise barren world: "The pavement turned into a swamp of yellow sweetness, honey and syrup oozed out between the disintegrating wagon slats and sank into the gutters in sluggish streams.
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" Mr. Gordon, 79, said in a statement that while the voices of dancers and choreographers often went unheard in research, "at least as long as I am here to facilitate, my history can be lively dialogue between multiple viewpoints of past and present and aesthetics and economics and politics and performers and creator whenever possible rather than one artist's disintegrating paper trail.
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In moving away from plots with conventional rhythm, toward a pulsating, push-pull fascination with crisis situations and disintegrating systems, Mandel has taken her novel-writing practice somewhere both traditional (the polyphonic psychological novel) and quite experimental (I had to read The Glass Hotel twice to figure out where two major characters had come from—it can be difficult to keep up).
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks on Monday: The U.S. Federal Reserve slashed rates back to near zero, restarted bond buying and launched other measures from its crisis-era toolkit, along with other central banks, to put the floor under a rapidly disintegrating global economy assailed by efforts to contain the escalating coronavirus pandemic.
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It's what they call a good deal in a great location: It's a creaking, disintegrating three-bedroom apartment with two roommates, two cats, a boiler that breaks like clockwork each November, windows that are itching to fall out of their frames, and hardwood floors coated in a hearty, nearly sentient layer of grime that I don't know if I'm technically or emotionally equipped to deal with.
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It very early on set the stakes of which characters were which — Trump was the "I'm not here to make friends" villain, Jeb Bush the slowly disintegrating normal guy, Marco Rubio the dude who could never get it together — and as Trump looked more and more like he was going to win, he gained the boost you'd expect from becoming the frontrunner, both of a political campaign and of a season of Survivor.
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Some are more than a century old, like B. Merwan & Co. by Grant Road Station, where gingham shirts hang over the sink in the open kitchen and, hour after hour, cooks turn a rubble of mawa — milk boiled down until the liquids evaporate, leaving a sweet, creamy, craggy fluff — into tiny cakes, bronzed and cracked at the top and somehow dense and ephemeral at once, disintegrating instantly in the mouth, like poundcake called to a higher destiny.
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The five exquisitely composed sections of this novel follow the protagonist, Paul, through the great loves of his life: a youthful infatuation with a cabinetmaker on a small Italian island, a disintegrating relationship with a woman he meets while playing tennis, an obsession with a man encountered at the same tennis courts, a passionate affair with a woman from university whom he sees every few years, and extramarital overtures to a much younger woman (he quit smoking the year she was born).
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Olga keeps her bookstore afloat by dealing pot on the side, and she smokes a lot of it to cope with the loss of the "love of her life," who was disappeared by the regime years before; there's also an entire section of the shop labeled conspiracy, targeted to "earnest-faced young northerners"— Novey leaves little doubt that they are Americans—who backpack across the island hoping to pick up souvenirs in the form of disintegrating volumes of Trotsky and Marx dug up from people's backyards once they were legal to own again.
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