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South Africa has many crumbling power stations from the 1960s that have not been upgraded or replaced, so people in its big cities suffer blackouts and factories often come to a halt.
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Moss Kane, a Beloved visitor who works at Two-Spirit Shamanic Healing, a practice in Portland, Oregon, reckons that the boom in transformational festivals has already begun to chip away at the "crumbling power" of bad capitalism through the emergence of more people with older, wiser souls.
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Henson wanted the song to be "fairly old-fashioned in its sentiments", according to Bowie. Jareth sings "Within You" at the film's climax before his final confrontation with Sarah, in a room full of staircases based on M. C. Escher's Relativity. "I had to write something that sounded like stone walls and crumbling power," Bowie said, as the song concerns Jareth's emotional turmoil as he anticipates his nearing defeat.
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When the creatures continue to affirm that Father Christmas is their benefactor and has entered the land - a clear sign of her waning power - she turns them to stone over the protests of Edmund. (In the 2005 film, after Maugrim catches the fox which helped the beavers and the other three Pevensies elude him, the witch turns the fox to stone and hits Edmund for withholding information about Aslan and his army. In the 1988 BBC version, the scenario shown is the original that is portrayed in the book.) He has now realized to his horror the full extent of the evil with which he has allied himself. In another sign of the witch's crumbling power the sledge eventually stalls as the snow melts, so they have to continue their journey on foot.
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