Recent reporting on the museum collection's purported Dead Sea Scroll fragments referred to three additional fragments not included in last year's publication — three fragments not previously mentioned anywhere.
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The Egypt Exploration Society, a nonprofit that manages the collection where the fragments went missing, said Obbink sold 11 fragments to the family.
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After the data is encoded as synthetic DNA fragments, these fragments are used to identify and read the actual files stored in the DNA.
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The journey made her thoughts more fluid; fragments of her past came back to her, fragments that she wanted not to make whole but to shape.
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That's right; HAND is above each of the themed word fragments, hidden in other entries and quietly completing the fragments so that they match the clues.
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They are already on many other platforms, and this is challenging, like, oh, as a media, how to reach out all those different fragments, fragments of people, so.
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It was an unparalleled scientific achievement, requiring scientists to carefully design 101 unique DNA fragments so that their codes would overlap and stick together, then bind those fragments piece by piece.
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Reed's isolated marks — each different from those adjacent to it — are distinct fragments working in tandem with the palette of blacks, grays, scarlet, lilac, and pale blues, a domain of mournful fragments.
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"It involves randomly sequencing millions of DNA fragments in a small sample of plasma taken from the mother and then looking at the ratio of DNA fragments originating from different chromosomes," he details.
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Humbert imagines painting the scene of the consummation in ecstatic fragments, but the fragments resolve themself into a single and tragic image: "There would have been poplars, apples, a suburban Sunday," he says.
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Some tell stories, some list facts, some offer only fragments.
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It is the bone fragments of the victim, Teresa Halbach.
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They are in a battle we see only in fragments.
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The question then is what would happen in those fragments?
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Doctors also have to remove metal fragments from his eyes.
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On the other, it creates inefficiencies and fragments the market.
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Exactly how do these fragments from past memories get evoked?
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Josh Leal remembers the aftermath of the shooting in fragments.
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Moncler will start off with the "Fragments" collection by Fujiwara.
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Other works were clouds of suspended fragments — freeze-frame explosions.
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In total, they've identified at least 13 missing Bible fragments.
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Of course, that raises more questions about the Greens' fragments.
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Tov says he is not convinced the fragments are fake.
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"It's like rebuilding a dinosaur from bone fragments," Farmer added.
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One man reportedly died after being struck by metal fragments.
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Now technology divides and fragments; it identifies and ranks people.
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It is littered with bone fragments, deposited in sedimentary layers.
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Its facades were tiled or painted to represent classical fragments.
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Fragments of news, gossip, rumors, jokes, bewilderment, on and on.
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Sentence fragments and mixed metaphors follow one after the other.
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Stray Fragments: • "You don't help people doctor," Leslie tells Oziel.
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The insurance company model drives up prices and fragments care.
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Language fragments in the code suggest the attackers speak Russian.
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The team purchased overlapping DNA fragments from a commercial company.
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Gravity could even help pull any disturbed fragments back together.
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His face was cut by fragments and bits of stone.
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It is patched together out of fragments, episodes, spotlit silhouettes.
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It's a stunning visual effect, and the sentence fragments — e.g.
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Fragments by Random International (2016) from Random International on Vimeo.
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Besides the bottle -- which was made in Pennsylvania between 1840 and 1860 -- archaeologists recovered a wealth of artifacts at the site: Canteen fragments, bullets, horseshoe nails, uniform buttons and ink bottle fragments, among others.
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For every ¼ cup of cornmeal, the FDA allows an average of one or more whole insects, two or more rodent hairs and 50 or more insect fragments, or one or more fragments of rodent dung.
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In the US, the law allows up to 30 insect fragments per 100 grams of peanut butter; 60 insect fragments per 100 grams of chocolate; and up to 100 per 10 grams of nutmeg. Worms
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The oldest artifacts included four sharp stone flake tools used for cutting and scraping and 43 flakes of stone left over from making stone tools, as well as animal bone fragments and horse tooth fragments.
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The unearthed remains were bone fragments, an official told the paper.
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It came together from a lot of fragments of lyrical ideas.
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On site, authorities found burned bone fragments and collected DNA samples.
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It's tiny rock, blasted into small fragments during an explosive eruption.
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Some of those captured fragments of phone calls and private conversations.
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Fragments of our selves exist throughout the web on multiple channels.
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Solid metal is forced apart into tiny, twisted fragments with ease.
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Lyrical fragments occasionally emerged, with particular sweetness in the bass flute.
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However, Melania left out a key ingredient: analysis of those fragments.
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Most are fragments from a much smaller number of individual falls.
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Even better, you can perform computations on the encrypted data fragments.
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Bruce suffered a calf injury, possibly from bullet fragments, he said.
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The guide also contains poetry fragments that accompany each macro-composition.
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One of her cashmere sweaters has fragments of a woman's face.
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Fragments of lapis lazuli coat her lips, encroaching on her teeth.
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Pop fragments disintegrate over sparse industrial beats, washed in gauzy darkness.
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A fascinating revelation in the show is Rodin's language of fragments.
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A U.S. official told CNN the additional remains were bone fragments.
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Forensics experts will examine fragments to figure out what it was.
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Fragments were also found, complicating the forensic experts' work, he said.
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No more painstaking counting of tree rings or comparing pottery fragments.
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They said they had identified at least 13 missing Bible fragments.
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But in 113, new fragments began mysteriously appearing on the market.
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Universities, museums and private collectors acquired many of these "new" fragments.
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Certainly, Ms. Sittenfeld and her idol share fragments of literary DNA.
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Colourful fragments of artillery soldiers and figures in uniform and action.
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It depicts a pair of angel's wings constructed of glass fragments.
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"All You Need Is Love" fragments around the 3-minute mark.
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To the extent it existed on social media, it's in fragments.
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The militants now control only fragments of their self-declared caliphate.
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"The world gives you itself in fragments / in splinters," Baker writes.
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The Swiss government says it intends to retrieve fragments for display.
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Gently, he allows them to tell fragments of their personal stories.
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CRISPR gets its name from DNA fragments found in many bacteria.
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I love the ornate patterns, the metallic elements and tile fragments.
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In most of the fragments, the researchers found nothing of interest.
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Vladimir Nabokov left instructions that fragments of a manuscript be destroyed.
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Mr. Gandall, the Stanford fellow, often buys such fragments — benign ones.
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The 615 fragments amounted to a precious and delicate jigsaw puzzle.
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Fragments of phrases attempt to coalesce into melodic lines but dissipate.
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Small fragments with grayish, scoured wood lay in the low brush.
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The sexual fragments are quite graphic, which was surprising and exhilarating.
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The rest has been cleared or degraded or is in fragments.
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Rescue teams also found 11 bodies and fragments of other bodies.
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But in 2002, new fragments began mysteriously appearing on the market.
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With his latest show, Fragments, now on at bitforms gallery in New York City, Quayola returns yet again to the Laocoön sculpture with a series of computationally-replicated sculptures created to look like found archaeological fragments.
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And that news is coming at them in fragments, in piecemeal form.
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Rather, he has said, it was "cleavage fragments" from non-asbestiform tremolite.
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"You have these fragments and they fit together so perfectly," Barr said.
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They appear slightly out of focus, like fragments remembered from a dream.
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Later expeditions used that trajectory to find meteorite fragments of 2008 TC3.
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The fragments of these collisions go on to form an asteroid family.
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Fragments of bullet and pieces of ceiling went flying across the classroom.
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The square, printed fragments seem somehow pixelated even though they're three dimensional.
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Piecing together a life from material fragments can be a tricky enterprise.
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The fragments of magazine and print materials fade — like aging snapshots do.
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Bullets that went in and shattered something and fragments are still in.
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That lustrous score allowed the conductor certain flexibilities in assembling its fragments.
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They used this to date fragments from several of the mastodon's bones.
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Another officer was superficially wounded during the gunfire, possibly from bullet fragments.
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A tray of coral fragments growing in one of Mote's outdoor raceways.
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He basically vomited fragments of nothingness all over Hillary Clinton and America.
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But they've been around for much longer, and fragments still exist today.
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Fragments of intense conversation hang, along with cigarette smoke, in the air.
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The fragments: The beautiful thing about life is that it goes on.
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Stovall says the flying fragments could land on boats on the water.
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What's more, both fragments were badly warped and misshapen, making analysis difficult.
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The egg fragments are too small to see with the naked eye.
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The girl suffered cuts from flying fragments of broken glass, police said.
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Second comes the debris -- shrapnel and bomb fragments -- causing devastating penetrating injuries.
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All those examples are just fragments of a vast China-EU trade.
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Charred fragments are all that remain and DNA testing may take months.
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I scan her body with a metal detector looking for bullet fragments.
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Only a few fragments of debris have turned up, off Africa's coast.
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Given a context, fragments of statues regain some of their former grandeur.
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"We harvested starter fragments from the wild, but only once," he said.
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Suburbs and exurbs are fringes and fragments of cities with peculiar landscaping.
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I just heard fragments of a BMW ad, which is no surprise.
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The result: 132 bone pieces, a dozen rib fragments and 35 bones.
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Some studies show that some specific RNA fragments will just do that.
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A beloved and successful national monument has been reduced to incoherent fragments.
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Another US official confirmed to CNN that the remains were bone fragments.
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Sometimes these fragments rest side by side, at other times they overlap.
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They might be paintings of fragments, but Bollinger's paintings are not fragmentary.
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But researchers found what appeared to be metal fragments in the ashes.
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After death, DNA disintegrates into fragments, which become smaller over the centuries.
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Yes, it is an unvarnished portrait of a mind breaking into fragments.
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Strangely, only some of the fragments of nuclear DNA matched Neanderthal genes.
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His platelets — the tiny blood fragments that form clots — were also low.
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Stray Fragments: • Best actor and actress go to Judalon and Dr. Oziel.
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Instrumental lines emerge from atmospheric murmurs, trying to coalesce into melodic fragments.
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But the fragments here are potent and, against all odds, even lovely.
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They are fragments of the daily record that survive as time capsules.
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These fragments accumulate over time and their production rate is rather constant.
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The longer the exposure time to cosmic rays, the more fragments accumulate.
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The other, Apidima 2, consisted of 66 fragments from an individual's face.
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Later, those fragments will be transplanted to affected areas across the islands.
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Hutchinson's poems are prosy, often not quite wholes, just fragments of sensibility.
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The result is the interviews, set in fragments against Volker's haunting images.
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Other potential jurors said they had picked up only fragments of news.
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We see fragments of maps, envelopes and graph paper, postcards and stamps.
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Fragments from the intercepted missiles killed an Egyptian resident, the statement added.
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Small bomb fragments strewn across wide areas have made the investigations challenging.
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However, Yedvab says the fortified border fragments habitats for many migratory species.
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Whatever little piece of humanity survived in these fragments dies with them.
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The fragments were matched with the drawings presented by the Russian officials.
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Weird fragments, heavy dithering, pieces of images or text floating without context.
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There's Madeline, remembering fragments of her steamy, supposedly dead affair with Joseph.
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Sometimes, he recalled, she would write sentences and fragments in his office.
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Elsewhere their fragments remain fragments, with no loss of humor: "I Need Help Immediately" is a disjointed compilation of studio comedy sound effects, pasting together snippets of canned applause, slapstick boings, junk saxophone, snare drums, flute, and triangle clicks.
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The family expected the grandfather to undergo spinal surgery to remove the fragments.
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Veterinarians determined that the bullet had traveled through Winx's left orb, leaving fragments.
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Two of the fragments, known as lobes, merged about 8 million years ago.
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Previously found collagen fragments dated back 75 million or 80 million years ago.
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This includes fragments of ceramic pots and cups, stone axes and animal bones.
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Bone fragments fused the correction maintained in a body cast for 15 months!
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But for archivists, these manuscript fragments are hidden treasures waiting to be found.
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Body fragments found at the scene suggest that it was a suicide attack.
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Until now, only tiny mammal fossil fragments from that time had been discovered.
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So as Bran tells Sansa later, it all comes to him in fragments.
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They are layered groupings of fragments, each of which possesses its own identity.
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Meteorites are fragments spawned from meteors — they are basically pieces of space rock.
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The jagged dust fragments blackened spacesuits, causing them to absorb too much heat.
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Android always uses fragments of a second to fade windows in and out.
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Breaking involves taking a whole apart and assembling something new from the fragments.
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The fragments did not belong to Natalee, whose body has never been found.
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Resistance inside Mosul Clandestine phone calls from inside Mosul provide fragments of information.
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The comet and the fragments as seen by Hubble on January 28, 2016.
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According to the Montreal Gazette, human bone fragments were found at the scene.
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Within seconds, you start to pick out words, phrases, and fragments of conversations.
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It will be framed by textile works assembled from fragments of antique quilts.
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Yet on the ground there remain fragments of who came and went before.
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Tests later matched one of the fragments to one of the missing students.
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Fragments of moonlight lie like shattered glass over the surface of the water.
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At first they resemble fragments of ancient statuary distributed around the gallery floor.
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As expected, those fragments of rich, stretched-out instrumentals began to piece together.
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Together, the texts read like fragments from an encyclopedia yet to be written.
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Craig had received fragments of Trump's 199 tax records, anonymously mailed to her.
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NO BODIES RECOVERED FROM ETHIOPIA AIRLINES CRASH SITE, ONLY SMALL FRAGMENTS -AIRLINE SPOKESMAN
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Clawing back fragments of mud and grass, I gradually revealed my grandfather's name.
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When I look back on these fragments of memory, they reveal a search.
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For me, gadgets are fragments of technology that provide shortcuts or efficiency improvements.
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"fragments of the tinted windshield set in her forehead like jewels," and when
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Beside the trench were a few patches of rubble and fragments of granite.
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Most of its important geomorphological features have been lost or reduced to fragments.
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Bone fragments line the roads, amid scraps of fabric and leather and glass.
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Obbink allegedly sold the fragments to Hobby Lobby in two batches in 2010.
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Fragments of concrete, wood, and rusted steel are common sights at Fort Tilden.
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Another tray held more than 50 fragments of a cranium, shattered like glass.
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Its lyrics contain fragments of a story: Jackie flees her hometown, Franklin, Tenn.
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Most authentic Dead Sea Scroll fragments are held by the Israeli Antiquities Authority.
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The first room in the exhibition features three bodily fragments made of plaster.
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Steve Green won't say how much his family spent for their 13 fragments.
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For one, 12 of the 13 fragments bear snippets from the Hebrew Bible.
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Fragments of the rocket were then sent to a lab for further testing.
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It requires that archaeological imagination to see through the fragments the greater story.
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Using both tools, Mr. Hankey pinpointed where the fireball's fragments could have fallen.
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There aren't really choruses, but fragments of melody will repeat, riffs will echo.
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The company's air bags inflate with too much force and spray metal fragments.
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There may still be some spinal fragments locked in there with the bronze.
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Based on the leg bone fragments they found, Wonderchicken had fairly long legs.
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The fragments of Guene songs you know to sing only in your head.
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The fragments got into the tissue that lines the knee, irritating the joint.
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Doctors operated to remove the lining of his knee containing the bullet fragments.
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A lighter, firecracker fragments and three unexploded firecrackers were found at the scene.
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This year's Itinerant Performance Art Festival featured welcome fragments of East Asian identity.
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She tried the medicine again but after that, her memory is just fragments.
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In "Pink Italy" (2017), he fragments the space into discrete but connected areas.
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The bone fragments only arrived at the Calumet County Coroner on November 9.
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When they drew apart, they resembled giant gnat clouds or windswept paper fragments.
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She sometimes hums softly but mostly whispers cryptic phrases and fragments of sentences.
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Meanwhile, single authentic Dead Sea Scroll fragments have sold for over $1 million.
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"Iraq in Fragments" (2006) makes poetry out of the everyday lives of Iraqis.
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Blessing smiled and spoke in nervous fragments while she massaged Cynthia's swollen feet.
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His curator, Lyssa Stapleton, said the fragments force people to examine them closely.
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If broken into fragments, they are so fine that they can be inhaled.
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Fragments of bizarrely cohabiting songs cozy up and collide in lush orchestral swirls.
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She pointed out which fragments made it into the book, which ones didn't.
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As such, the test could merely be picking up fragments of the virus.
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From different dirt samples, they recovered between 5,000 and 2.8 million DNA fragments.
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But as long as you acknowledge your infallibility, there's truth in the fragments.
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But a fire a decade later destroyed the statue, leaving behind charred fragments.
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In a second search, the scientists grabbed fragments of DNA floating in seawater.
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It also lacks an X-ray machine to scan corpses for bullet fragments.
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Emergency crews located fragments of the plane about one mile from the shore.
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"We suspect that maybe three of our 10 fragments are forgeries," Ortiz said.
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Souvenirs range from freeze-dried ice-cream to autographed collectibles and meteor fragments.
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The previously recovered bone fragments include a pinky bone, teeth and a jawbone.
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Lewis searched for online fragments that would yield clues about a child's life.
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A few fragments of initial demos will end up in the final track.
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They spoke only fragments of English and had about a fifth grade education.
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No bodies were recovered, only charred fragments among the debris in a crater.
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They found similar results using printed muscle tissue and fragments of a jawbone.
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Unique takes on classical portraiture created from reclaimed detritus (like pieces of chairs, linoleum, doorknobs, and wallpaper), Shrobe's works often include only fragments of the faces of his "sitters," their collaged torsos surrounded at least partially by old frame fragments.
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And bullet fragments were all over the property, where the family often shot guns.
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The enzymes then store those fragments in CRISPR spaces in the bacterium's own genome.
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Strand's tests capture these DNA fragments to determine the presence of solid tumor cancers.
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One 17-year-old boy got fragments of the bullet lodged in his neck.
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Undersea drones will be used to search the area and recover any fragments found.
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Dyer also shared that Fayth underwent surgery to remove bullet fragments from her head.
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Standing Rock officials disputed that claim, saying grenade fragments were removed from her arm.
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Fayth remains in critical condition after doctors removed bullet fragments from her head Sunday.
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Can we make use of fragments — and, more importantly, can their meanings reach us?
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"What we'll end up doing are app fragments, especially on complicated platforms," Ask says.
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"Sentence Order" consists of combinatorial, second-person flash fictions presented in five discrete fragments.
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Thousands of fragments were pulled from a tangled web of wires and airplane skin.
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They worked around the clock to tie those fragments into a full-fledged narrative.
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Amanda, in turn, recounts conversations with Carla that reveal, in fragments, a terrible tale.
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Shattered plastic skull spilling camera parts and wires, the fragments of a tiny speaker.
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That requires software designed to reassemble DNA fragments in as little time as possible.
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And these fragments can threaten other spacecraft in orbit, causing further crashes and damage.
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Later systems parameterized the generation of sound, making a library of speech fragments unnecessary.
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The defective air bag inflators deploy with too much force sending metal fragments flying.
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Spent cartridges found at the scene matched bullet fragments removed from Staten&aposs body.
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"It's all pieces now, fragments," he said of his memories in last week's episode.
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We want to see tiny fragments explode when tossed at a graffiti-covered wall.
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Footage showed fragments of what was left of the bus strewn across the track.
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"He still has splinters/fragments in his leg and hip," the team's posting explains.
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But most of the Aymara were happy to sell the gringos fragments they'd collected.
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If you write in short phrases or fragments, it can feel like you're unimpressed.
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At the site, fragments of burned flint suggested that humans used fire intensely there.
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Still, I wondered if Su's fabrications might contain at least some fragments of truth.
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OLD SAYBROOK "Ellsworth Kelly: Fragments" (2007), directed by Edgar B. Howard and Tom Piper.
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Some of the longer pieces had nails in them, with fragments of tarp attached.
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"As the forced air goes through the ducts, little fragments break off," he said.
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The camera fragments him into body parts: a mouth, a limb, a trembling torso.
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Scientists found that many of the bone fragments resulted from amputations on the battlefield.
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Fragments of the fan blade struck the fuselage, prompting an emergency landing in Philadelphia.
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Tiny mineral fragments trapped inside them provided clues about the birthplace of the diamonds.
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It's as if expansive Mahlerian phrases are condensed into short, epigrammatic gestures, almost fragments.
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Still, Trobisch said the museum does not know where the fragments first came from.
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OLD SAYBROOK "Ellsworth Kelly: Fragments" (268), directed by Edgar B. Howard and Tom Piper.
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Slowly, fragments coalesced into a glittering, surreal, even dangerous exploration of the Viennese waltz.
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Shimmering, twinkling fragments and half-heard rustles trail off from timpani beats and rolls.
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When she smashes our mother's crockery, the fragments scatter and rock on their curves.
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D'Elia was killed by fragments of a vape device that shot through his skull.
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He takes these organic fragments that we give him and kind of explodes them.
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Sesay's interest in fragments and flattened perspectives compliments Hasegawa's simple and and stark forms.
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It's no spoiler to tell you that Fragments of Him begins with a death.
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Specifically, scientists found organic matter in rock fragments that formed billions of years ago.
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Most of the fragments found were "thin film," like Saran Wrap, according to Duarte.
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My memories of becoming a refugee are fragments of a dream, hallucinatory and unreliable.
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The museum also conducted two earlier research projects on its Dead Sea Scroll fragments.
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Fragments of fossils belonging to this fish were initially found in Quebec in 1938.
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Only his eyes were visible as he inspected the bone fragments on the counter.
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Jupiter's impact scars following collisions with fragments of comet Shoemaker-Levy 22 in 83.
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The column was pieced together from several fragments that were found on the site.
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That same year, MOTB opened and put a selection of these fragments on display.
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Fragments from one bullet tore into the leg of a 12-year-old girl.
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Our lives, he suggests, consist of fragments of stories, of shifting and illusory perspectives.
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Reality appears in fragments, and so you give yourself over to moods, to emotion.
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The fragments of their character have become integrated around one single-minded moral cause.
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The title is "Edgar Allan Poe & The Juke-Box: Uncollected Poems, Drafts, and Fragments."
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The researchers found evidence of clay fragments, stone artifacts and even a glass bead.
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Older viewers may find themselves nodding along, remembering the triplets story as fragments emerge.
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She presented these double exposures with written fragments of her interviews with the sitters.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Sessions seemed to confirm at least fragments of Mr. Comey's rendering.
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Her posthumous collection, "In Praise of Fragments," is forthcoming from Nightboat Books this year.
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Dances bubble up and disappear in the movie, leaving behind glowing fragments of sensation.
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We have collected over four fragments per minute by towing with our special net.
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The EES was able to identify the stolen fragments, all unpublished, through its records.
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Meanwhile, fragments of plastic fishing nets are killing sea turtles at ever-rising rates.
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The fragments looked like rubbery slivers of squid sashimi, fluttering in dark video tunnels.
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Lyrical fragments try to coalesce into a melodic line, but keep you off guard.
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The piece was composed of fragments the artist had recorded earlier and manipulated live.
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Fragmentation grenades, which kill by blasting out small metal fragments, were the most popular.
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Leroy's grotesque and textural nudes are also exploded — into tiny fragments of oil paint.
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He sent an obituary, and fragments of Nux's personality that he'd left behind online.
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"We cannot see virus in the blood using standard techniques ... we can see fragments of the virus in the cells," she said, adding that these fragments appear not to be able to replicate, for now, giving hope the child may stay this way.
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However, when the impact of gravity on the dispersed fragments of the asteroid's surface was examined over several hours, the researchers found that "gravitational reaccumulation" took place, meaning that the gravitational pull of the asteroid's "large damaged core" drew the fragments back together.
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Pavel Filonov would use the kaleidoscope fragments of his "formula" paintings to depict tractor factories.
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During intermission at City Center on Friday, some fragments of distressed conversation floated my way.
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It also has itty-bitty scrubby fragments that give me another round of light exfoliation.
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A child recognized it among the thousands of charred fragments being analyzed by the Argentines.
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The blazing fireball sent meteorite hunters scrambling to find fragments of the rare space rock.
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Comparing fragments of bones offers a unique challenge to paleontologists hoping to identify such fossils.
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The beautiful bearded vulture feeds almost exclusively on skeletal fragments, swallowing bones whole when possible.
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The prosecution said parts of Bosma's body, including bone fragments, were found inside of it.
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Bone and bullet fragments, despite the surgery, were found lodged in tissue throughout the brain.
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We pass fragments of a historic boardwalk, which the archaeologists had laboriously documented and annotated.
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Academics have long questioned the authenticity of Dead Sea Scroll fragments sold by antiquities dealers.
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The museum sent the five fragments to Germany's BAM institute for analysis of their ink.
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Deal enough damage to a boss, and they'll release stone fragments, one for each Kirby.
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All the steam is likely laden with volcanic glass fragments and acid — it is dangerous!
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And there are numerous dotted lines and line fragments whose original sporting function remains indeterminate.
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Fragments taken from the outcrop display distinctly soil-like characteristics, including mudcracks and sand crystals.
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Idsinga said the human remains recovered included items as small as bone fragments and teeth.
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Gresky arrived at the dig site in 2009 after multiple human bone fragments were found.
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Beyond that, what I know are fragments of pieces of memories, skewed by the tellers.
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The two fragments had been estimated to sell for between $3,000–5,000 and $6,000–8,000.
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Australian National University archaeologists found the ax fragments in the early 1990s in Western Australia.
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A week later, charred bone fragments and bits of uniforms remained lodged in the soil.
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Tar has been found on hulls, rigging and small fragments of sails from Viking vessels.
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There, woodchips, rusty nails, incomplete texts, and one-liners represent fragments of Hayes-Chute's ideas.
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But digital voices like this are limited by the range of fragments they have memorised.
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Mr. Khadka said that the plane had broken into fragments and that bodies were unrecognizable.
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He broke off a piece of the cup, chewed up the fragments, and swallowed them.
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But if there is a cancer, the cancer's enzyme will clip off those protein fragments.
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Stem cells were used to create fragments of jaw bones, which were transplanted in rats.
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His aim has been to assemble these fragments into an extended history of the city.
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Not only were the fragments not hers, all but one piece was not even human.
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Hair, tissue, and fluids have become unfamiliar and alarming, fragments to be surveilled and investigated.
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Another surprising observation was the presence of a lot of mitochondrial fragments in Scott's blood.
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If you ever tried buying something on a mobile phone, it's really fragments of time.
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On social media, there is a lot of sharing of the President's final sentence fragments.
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The iceberg broke off as a whole, but could eventually break up into smaller fragments.
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They stand in a circle, with maquettes, fragments, and reductions of the figures surrounding them.
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Protection for song titles or fragments of lyrics can be difficult to maintain in court.
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As they did, Monis was killed and flying fragments of bullets killed customer Katrina Dawson.
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Fragments is a mixed reality crime drama that makes use of your own living room.
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There were images of fragments, but they looked like chondrite, and that made no sense.
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Three other tombs in this cemetery also contained marijuana fruits, leaves, stem fragments, and seeds.
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The company's air bag inflators can inflate with too much force and spray metal fragments.
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The structure of the text, a mosaic of fragments, mirrors the unstable nature of memory.
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In 1961, archeologists began systematically excavating the city, storing thousands of sculptural fragments in depots.
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As he died, he reportedly began to sing fragments of his character's prolonged death scene.
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The two books twine together, forming out of fragments an astonishingly coherent project of recollection.
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In 15053 the astronomer and inventor Frank McClean bequeathed 21505 volumes and 25 illuminated fragments.
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"I will not say the Museum of the Bible has no inauthentic fragments," he said.
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But Tov said he still has some questions about the Greens' Dead Sea Scroll fragments.
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The Pentagon said it had obtained fragments of two Qiam missiles, one fired on Nov.
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Bonillas selected and digitized fragments of images to compose collages that turn into new frames.
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And there are fragments of prose in Here I Am that stick in the brain.
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The fragments take on a modern sensibility when displayed sparely, as in Santarelli's formal spaces.
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Story-wise, the shards were fragments of images that depicted 13 characters from Ingress lore.
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It's an out-there effort by Burial standards, but there's humanity in the little fragments.
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Mark Doten, the Librettist, helped me find some really poetic fragments of the logs, too.
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There are no individual scenes, but fragments, shards that show the constant progression of time.
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Carmen Maria Machado's In the Dream House is a memoir told in fragments, in shards.
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The book starts with ideas, then moves, in brief fragments, to ramifications of those ideas.
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Another Mercury figure, which survived in fragments, was reassembled in the 19th century with beeswax.
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Ata's DNA fragments are still large, another clue that she's less than 500 years old.
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They arrived with cuts, embedded glass fragments and injuries to their backs, knees and feet.
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An autopsy report showed bullet fragments were lodged in Wright's skull, chest and right forearm.
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Fragments of arms in bronze protrude from the walls; they are draped with funeral wreaths.
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In addition to Denisovan DNA, they found a few bone fragments that contained Neanderthal DNA.
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Those molecular fragments then pass through the gut wall and are absorbed in our intestines.
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The wind sweeps bacteria, pollen, leaf fragments and bits of insect shells into the atmosphere.
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The soil there is quite acidic, so generally we're dealing with small fragments of bone.
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The emotion is so strong that the fragments can become untethered from time and place.
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As hate flares and the nation fragments, no one is safe within some cloistered quarter.
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These rays break down atoms in the grain into fragments, such as carbon into helium.
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The researchers counted these fragments in the laboratory, enabling them to calculate the stardust's age.
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They found fragments from a pair of skulls lodged in the roof of the cave.
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Bill even cleaned some of the tape fragments and spliced them together and played them.
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The Great ReadFeature Jenny Offill is the master of novels told in sly, burnished fragments.
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Until now, they've targeted small genetic fragments from specific organisms such as plants or viruses.
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Ukraine said Iranian authorities allowed Ukrainian investigators to examine fragments of the plane late Thursday.
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Ukraine said Iranian authorities allowed Ukrainian investigators to examine fragments of the plane late Thursday.
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Marks says these fragments can cause health problems when they are breathed into your lungs.
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The closing movement, " Cipher ," is a kaleidoscope of fragments that mixes cultures, disciplines, and centuries.
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Dating techniques were applied to bone, tooth and charcoal fragments, as well as cave sediments.
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But these fragments give "Freetown Sound" a sense of space and a feeling of history.
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Then, 48 early-stage eggs were isolated from the follicles of the ovarian tissue fragments.
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The current market structure fragments liquidity across dozens of markets, liquidity pools and trading systems.
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As to the 20143 fragments: 22014 will not be displayed, 240 will be tested further.
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Melody is everywhere, but it comes in fragments and wisps, fits, starts and cacophonous bursts.
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Protected by a pile of broken tree trunks that absorbed deadly fragments, Cook emerged unscathed.
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Although arising from fragments, her creations are all seamlessly made, as if sculpted from scratch.
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" Rousseau explained that, in the exhibition's title, she uses the word "vestiges" to mean "fragments.
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League officials, fans and a large gathering of reporters were left to parse fragments of information.
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This is Tumblr-as-album, the piecing together of divergent fragments to make a cohesive whole.
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For example, Wright distributes seven fragments on the occasion of Robert Creeley's death throughout the book.
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The FDA allows an average of 60 or more insect fragments per 100 grams of chocolate.
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These fragments would have helped stiffen out his figures, which he built around twisted wire frames.
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Can we envision what new combinations and fragments might occur if the poems altered their configurations?
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Luckman says it may remain in one piece, but it's more likely to break into fragments.
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Rather, it was the pyroclastic flow—a dense, fast-moving cloud of hot gas and fragments.
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Scientists say asteroids in Ryugu&aposs size range might be fragments of a larger parent body.
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Fortunately, only fragments of the strain's DNA were found, rather than any evidence of surviving smallpox.
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Cadaver dogs helped investigators find bone fragments that led to a larger excavation of the backyard.
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But he supposedly sees fragments of the future and is guiding everyone else along the journey.
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Now, just fragments of ice and patches of snow remain scattered around the slope, said Sigurðsson.
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Fragments of a Crucifixion continues at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago through November 2, 2019.
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To this day, she still has fragments embedded somewhere in her ascending colon and lower abdomen.
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"People are running through the streets with fragments of the Ritz-Carlton awning," said one tweet.
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China used it as a target for a missile test in 2007, spewing fragments throughout space.
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She also underwent surgery to remove the bone fragments and repair the damage in her spine.
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The erotica of the older woman is not enacted without encountering fragments of its own shame.
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Normally, computers generate speech by linking lots of short recorded speech fragments to create a sentence.
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After scientists retrieve those fragments, they must fit the pieces back together like a jigsaw puzzle.
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Space is filled with cosmic rays — tiny fragments of atoms — all with varying amounts of energies.
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The scavengers have been forbidden for some years from foraging for fragments at ancient kiln sites.
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Other companies are capturing a small fraction of DNA fragments to determine: cancer or not cancer. . .
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According to prosecutors, the gunman shot three officers while a fourth was wounded by glass fragments.
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Hemer said the researcher went through four hours of surgery, where she had bone fragments removed.
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Last year, the museum sent five of the disputed fragments to a German laboratory for testing.
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The big centre-right and centre-left blocks are struggling, as politics fragments across the continent.
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Broken lava fragments, such as those shown here, comprise the majority of Kilauea's undersea lava delta.
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Several items have been recalled for reasons ranging from possible E. coli contamination to metal fragments.
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Tortoroli has always had a knack for arranging little loop fragments into towering papier-mâché structures.
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Gemmell said that when creatures move about in water, they leave behind tiny fragments of DNA.
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After he created a film around these fragments and pieces, the band added and rewrote material.
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A faulty screen at its manufacturing facility allowed the fragments to slip through the production line.
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When an accident like this occurs, fragments scatter around space, increasing the risk of further accidents.
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Gauci had perfectly described the clothing fragments found by RARDE technicians to contain traces of explosive.
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The researchers also found signs of fire on the structures, as well as burned bone fragments.
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Want the crunch of a shoe pressing down on the fragments of a broken wine glass?
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This was an alien world I had not seen before and yet there were recognizable fragments.
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Matters, meanwhile, is a new online journal that will publish fragments of academic papers — single observations.
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Fragments that were once part of the moon or Mars are of particular value, he said.
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Sometimes all families receive are fragments small enough to fit in the palm of a hand.
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One evening, in desperation, a colleague of Righetti's warmed one of the fragments in a microwave.
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This is a novel in fragments — appropriately so, since its main character has been blown apart.
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They remember their parents and original names, bits and pieces of language, and fragments of customs.
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A 1979 excavation on Pudding Lane, for instance, found a cellar containing fragments of collapsed buildings.
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They reminded Davis of other Dead Sea Scroll fragments he had studied a few years before.
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When the museum opened, a display panel acknowledged some of the doubts about the fragments' authenticity.
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Some of these fragments have become part of our biology and perform tasks that benefit us.
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The stories are anecdotal fragments but they suggest a wide-scale breakdown in command and control.
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Or I've had to take bones and fragments of bones out of dogs' stomachs and intestines.
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CRISPR uses the cell's own immune system to target, cut, and sometimes replace fragments of DNA.
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The pottery's layers of drawing and color are like pentimento fragments of memory haunting the storyteller.
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The listing stated only that the fragments came from Egypt and would be shipped from Turkey.
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It's an immersive game environment where the game pieces themselves are fragments of your own memories.
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Two other fragments, which came from the same batch, are also presumed fake, Ms. Cirmo said.
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I was watching visual fragments of my own language, framed by spoken English, which excludes me.
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Now the museum is facing a harder truth: All of its 16 expensive fragments are forgeries.
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Doctors routinely leave bullets or bullet fragments inside the bodies of those who survive gunshot wounds.
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Striking bone can also cause bone fragments that radiate outward, cutting tissue in each fragment's path.
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Initially they look mostly blank — some have textures suggesting abstract painting, others have fragments of figures.
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Some, such as the only surviving black emu skeleton, are so obliterated they're down to fragments.
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In fact, for the MOTB scroll fragments, the evidence of forgery was fairly clear all along.
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The sudden appearance of so many fragments, all with the same problematic characteristics, is highly suspicious.
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"Mother Tongue" convincingly accesses emotive fragments of generational female experience within a framework of formalist rigor.
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Then their body was buried, or their bones stored as unnamed fragments in the charnel house.
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Today, people in places like East Asia and New Guinea still carry fragments of Denisovan DNA.
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The details of the alleged rape case have emerged in fragments and the picture remains incomplete.
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Through vintage photographs and eloquent narrative fragments Shah recreates their journey and lives as displaced persons.
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Many of the wounded are said to have metal fragments and bolts embedded in their body.
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The Museum of the Bible recently admitted all of its Dead Sea Scroll fragments are forgeries.
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They removed missile fragments along with plane debris that were later used to identify the weapon.
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Fragments should have collected on the ramps, especially heavier components like the engine and the radio.
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There, they will construct and install a brand-new nursery to help coral reef fragments grow.
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Her canvases evolved from rectilinear to shaped; broke into fragments and reunited, but gained various protrusions.
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Though the family is prominent there, he was aware of only fragments of his back story.
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In the expanded area the group found bone fragments, molars and small pieces of the skull.
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The National Park Service said it planned to repatriate the fragments to the Tohono O'odham Nation.
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Other discoveries have released fragments, rather than this well-preserved ceremonial headdress with its intact ornaments.
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So far, they&aposve only been able to examine fragments of Martian meteorites that hit Earth.
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Fletcher underwent two hours of surgery to remove bone fragments from his throat and is recovering.
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But of course, there's no such thing as "instantaneous": All fragments of time have a length.
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Unlike most meteor showers, which come from comet dust, the Geminids are fragments of an asteroid.
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When scientists analyzed the skeletons of plague victims, they found fragments of Yersinia pestis, said Black.
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They are fragments of the world that live not with the world's life but with ours.
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The El Governor RV park, just across Highway 98, is littered with the fragments of houses.
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In Rome, he found these stray fragments of his identity fitting naturally, exhilaratingly, into his surroundings.
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Some scholars estimate that as many as 2000 forged fragments have hit the market since 2900.
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But scholars say even small fragments with little text can fetch millions in the antiquities market.
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The museum's exhibition of his notebooks included poetry fragments, sketches and observations about race and culture.
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We also find headstones, fragments and corners of which Erin spots beneath the carpet of ivy.
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Today's crossword originated with a study of rebus setups involving word fragments in some relative position.
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Typically, he strings together a few fragments with wild impact, covering the same thin topical range.
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When the detector suddenly sounded, they started digging and found metal fragments, Mr. Kristiansen told Politiken.
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She did pioneering research locating and dating fragments, some of which were stored in her office.
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She spoke above tables of bone fragments, still separated with numbers corresponding with the 55 boxes.
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Twenty more bone fragments, which have not been tested, have since been discovered nearby, he said.
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He then contracted MRSA in the operating room, which destroyed the many bone fragments in his heel.
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But yes, all from fragments that are slowly pieced together, until they finally become a complete whole.
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Individuals—meteorites that are sold intact as found—are more valuable than slices or broken off fragments.
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Only 0.3% of the high blood-lead level cases in the study were people with bullet fragments.
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Those with bullet fragments in their bodies were predominantly males between the ages of 1003 and 24.
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This plastic does not biodegrade; rather, it fragments into tiny pieces that absorb toxins from the water.
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Sometimes people will be sending code fragments for me to run, or I'll be writing them myself.
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"I'm not angry with myself," McQueen says in one of the brief, decontextualized fragments of his voice.
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"The shape of the fragments appears fairly similar to other materials in the area," Moriarty told Space.com.
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Church bells pealed across Moscow as holy fragments were brought to the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour.
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Because he's closer to autobiography than anything else in the play — everyone else is pieces, figments, fragments.
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He contracted MRSA in the operating room and it destroyed the many bone fragments in his heel.
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The Elizabeth Moore International Center for Coral Reef Research & Restoration protected 30,000 coral fragments from the storm.
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Others are fragments of larger plastic items that have been broken down by wind, waves, or sunlight.
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And his unfinished thoughts, enigmatic references and sentence fragments reflect his confusion about how to wriggle free.
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Optimists think this week showed that it is only a matter of time before the regime fragments.
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She told the outlet she still has shark teeth fragments left in her wound, which will scar.
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In glass vitrines de Waal has placed steel receptacles and fragments of poetry etched on broken porcelain.
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" As Ford explains, it looks like some of the hosts are currently accessing "fragments of Arnold's code.
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"An assemblage of fragments," is how Mr. Michele's show notes explained his current collection and thinking process.
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Image: Newly uncovered axe fragments / ANUThe real question, though, is what was this early axe used for?
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Archaeologists working on the site have found textile fragments and pots still thought to contain food inside.
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Moon fragments smash earth TV satellites causing them to only broadcast "The View" 24 hours a day.
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"I have personally found teeth fragments on the bottom of Shamu Stadium in Orlando," he told Gizmodo.
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Azoulay's blue lips seem here to writhe, as if she is experiencing the power of these fragments.
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Each different species of microbe yielded a collection of genetic fragments that could be sorted by size.
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DNA fragments have a way of flying around the laboratory once the PCR test tubes are opened.
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The nine panels of "Fragments from a Nature Cult" (2019) are pieces of a single implied image.
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I'd be lying if I said that there aren't nice fragments that linger, scattered amid the hurt.
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The researchers analyzed burned Genyornis eggshell fragments, some only partially blackened, discovered at more than 200 sites.
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They subsequently examined the remaining brazier fragments and charred stones from the Pamir site, again finding cannabis.
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BERLIN — In Fragments of a Hologram Rose, William Gibson's first published short story, the protagonist has insomnia.
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That's the blazing-hot mixture of gas, lava fragments and other debris belched out by a volcano.
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He believes Donovan has dissociative identity disorder (DID) — a rare condition in which a person's identity fragments.
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Not all of this film is done with iron fragments — the deer and figures are computer generated.
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He dropped the kernel into one bowl and deposited the fragments of the husk into the other.
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Like Ms. Parker's charred church fragments, this work delves into American history, but more legibly and resonantly.
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To boost the authenticity even more, it features 20 voice clips and conversation fragments from the show.
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Tumours shed DNA into the blood, and these circulating fragments of DNA can be tested for mutations.
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Then, in the area surrounding it, Dr. Johanson and his colleagues found hundreds of other skeletal fragments.
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Perhaps she'd put the fragments in a vial, and wear it on a chain around her neck.
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The discovery of fragments of a torso and of an explosives belt pointed to a suicide bombing.
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Justnes, the biblical scholar from Norway, believes all 13 of the Greens' fragments are modern-day forgeries.
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But Trobisch says the museum knows -- and will display -- the provenance of the Dead Sea Scroll fragments.
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Meanwhile, several fragments from the Green collection were sent to a scientist in Germany for further study.
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Research continues In 2002, dozens of previously known "Dead Sea Scroll" fragments began appearing with antiquity dealers.
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Maybe the fragments do not come from Qumran, where most of the Dead Sea Scrolls were found.
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Lava is exploding as it enters the ocean and shooting rock fragments that are dangerous to boaters.
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"The plastic fragments break down into little pieces that become the smog of the sea," Johnson said.
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Justifying an officer involved shooting isn't as simple as putting all the fragments of the case together.
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" The world's first "Code Genome Database" that maps "billions of small fragments of malicious and trusted software.
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In fact, participants correctly guessed there was an object in the fragments 65 percent of the time.
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Just like any metropolis, Quebec City is replete with fragments of unnoticed history enshrined in everyday life.
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Exposed through digital fragments, the paranoia mounts further and further until you simply can't bear it anymore.
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At the beginning, they took fragments and pieces of film scores that were ambient, really atmospheric stuff.
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In Oklahoma also features ARK-LA-TEX-OK, four individually made lynch fragments connected by barbed wire.
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It unfolds in thick, undulating waves and piercing sustained sonorities, interrupted with fragments that appear and evaporate.
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Only fragments of post-blast investigations are shared with us; often, we get no information at all.
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It draws on Evans's archives, particularly the gorgeous watercolors that artistically interpreted the fragments found at Knossos.
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The couples gave her access to diary fragments, text messages with lovers, bitter Gchats with their spouses.
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Fragments: • Race has so far been a subsidiary theme, but for brief references to Cunanan's Asian heritage.
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Antoine Zanuttini's Fragments of Euclid is a downright mind-bending game inspired by M.C. Escher's labyrinthine interiors.
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The New York Times also published detailed photographs of fragments from the bomb used in the attack.
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Once bacteria are done harvesting the energy in dietary fiber, they cast off the fragments as waste.
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The book's most innovative chapters attempt to reconstruct, from scattered fragments, Harriet's life in slavery and freedom.
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I am only putting down details which entered me, fragments that were able to part my flesh.
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Architectural fragments — probably the hardest materials for a museum to make visual sense of — are highlights here.
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What appeared to be debris from the car littered the scene: mirror fragments, taillight pieces, a hairbrush.
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Stray Fragments: • Much is already being made of the wigs on this show, as much should be.
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"Isn't that odd," he sings, almost to himself, as pizzicato basses play fragments of 12-tone riffs.
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Recently, they took another look at the skull fragments and found imprints left behind by the brain.
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The characters and fragments of stories came at you like dream figures, and were often as baffling.
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It's evidence that our moral values are tissue paper around the glass fragments of our president's ego.
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Plant material was also found over the rib fragments, and an analysis of it is currently underway.
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The fragments contained genes from a species of archaea that seemed to be closely related to eukaryotes.
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Each collision that occurs makes the problem worse, since it fragments satellites or debris into smaller pieces.
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The researchers drilled a piece of bone from the specimen's leg and discovered billions of genetic fragments.
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"Egyptologists from Basel have identified hundreds of fragments that are missing from the original tomb," he said.
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Some forests were relatively undisturbed until recent decades, while others were split into fragments in ancient times.
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Some scrolls contain the earliest known fragments of what would become revered as Jewish and Christian Scripture.
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Ortiz said he did not know how much Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary had paid for the fragments.
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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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Bone fragments were found in an undisclosed area of the park during a utility project in 2014.
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The airbags can explode when triggered in a crash, sending metal fragments toward the driver or passengers.
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But an overzealous impact could break an asteroid into fragments that could still disastrously crash into Earth.
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It was a rough, polyglot slum, buildings decaying and pavements strewn with the fragments of shattered windshields.
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His friends shake with silent laughter as a dog moves in to lap up the quivering fragments.
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Then, they used a computational tool that matched the DNA fragments they obtained to known bacterial species.
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Turning a cannonball into shotgun-shell fragments could still result in Armageddon if the shards strike Earth.
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Fragments of sound and image appear and disappear, unveiling far-from-glamorous aspects of Jamaica with beauty.
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Okay, on a technical level, I know why he dies — Doomsday bone-fragments him through the heart.
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Interference Fringe | Tallur L.N., now on view, will debut a towering installation inspired by Indian temple fragments.
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Fragments is on display as part of On the Body, at Pace Gallery through October 22, 2016.
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"Since 2002, there have been a series of exhibitions that have featured Dead Sea Scrolls fragments that were held in private collections supposedly from these early days," said Dr. Duke, a co-editor on a volume of research that was published in 2016 about fragments in the museum's collection.
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It is a heartless and cruel scene: search crews sifting through ash hoping to find fragments of bone.
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In some cases, dealers trimmed away damaged portions and divided textiles into fragments to sell to different institutions.
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They include a cranium, a lower jaw bone, an upper jaw, and various other skull fragments and teeth.
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