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But the minute she steps out of his shadow, he disintegrates.
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"Politics disintegrates when the economy is unsustainable," Varoufakis warned on Tuesday.
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I can't sit by and do nothing as our country disintegrates.
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That's what they call it when someone disintegrates from his psyche.
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With just a squeeze, soaked foam disintegrates into a murky green liquid.
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After death, DNA disintegrates into fragments, which become smaller over the centuries.
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The world of slavery disintegrates in the elemental confrontations of the chase.
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Bia's social circle disintegrates as she slides into a lonesome, digitally enabled fever.
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"Everything that's in that 10-page letter just disintegrates under scrutiny," Reed said.
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For one, her deal with the Swiss to keep Nichole in Canada disintegrates.
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The constant pounding of traffic disintegrates the road surface above the weakened area.
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A second virtual experience puts you onto an airplane that peacefully disintegrates midair.
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"The connection is gone again," someone says, as the screen disintegrates into pixels.
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During the Snap, she disintegrates along with her mom and brothers, leaving Clint bereft.
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In their last 15 games, New Orleans' defense disintegrates whenever Davis hits the bench.
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It disintegrates rapidly, after being flushed, into the fibres from which it is made.
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Once she successfully produces the weapon, her body disintegrates and falls to the floor.
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Without progesterone, the uterus lining disintegrates, and the fertilized egg can't latch on and develop.
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"You're never done – it disintegrates," Zolciak-Biermann told host Andy Cohen and guest Jeff Lewis.
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Arthur H. Goldgaber South Orange, N.J. When one empire disintegrates, another must take its place.
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As in ancient Greece and Rome, local communities won't survive if the national project disintegrates.
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And the couple's dreamy notion of familial contentment — just add love and stir — soon disintegrates.
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Yup: He disintegrates millions of "lives" at once, just like what he does in Infinity War.
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The seal holds everything in there until she goes to the bathroom, when the seal disintegrates.
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One attempt disintegrates into laughter as he struggles to cram all the words into a measure.
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It disintegrates quickly, resulting in large pulses of sea level rise over short periods of time.
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"You pull the virus apart, you make it soluble in water, and it disintegrates," he says.
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His macabre enterprise, so dependent on the landowners' self-interested incuriosity, disintegrates under Gogol's exuberant scrutiny.
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It just like... You don't have to chew this at all it just disintegrates in your mouth.
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Most of his body disintegrates, but his gonads remain and produce sperm for the female to use.
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He cuts me off a piece of the fatty side and the bite disintegrates in my mouth.
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The paper goes from a flat white sheet to an irregular black shape, then becomes gray and disintegrates.
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"Arkangel" belongs more in the latter camp, telling a contained story about a small family that slowly disintegrates.
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Each scene begins as pristine as a blank page that slowly disintegrates into an all-consuming black hole.
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And yet, we laud innovators who build new software libraries even while the edifice of our progress disintegrates.
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It's an idyll that disintegrates nearly as soon as the baby, a boy, arrives home from the hospital.
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Fear of Syrian regime abounds There are no good options for the population as the opposition enclave disintegrates.
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A lot of his work disintegrates with the inevitability of a status update being pushed down a screen.
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There is an adorable lesbian couple, falling in and out of love as the world disintegrates around them.
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The avatars respond to visitors through eye contact and speech, but this slowly disintegrates as they become infected.
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As it disintegrates, more and more of the glacier becomes vulnerable, and more icebergs end up in the sea.
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Sometimes The Affair will start to tackle a subject but before it can get ahold of things, it disintegrates.
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" He said he stayed on as a presidential adviser because if people like him left, "the whole system disintegrates.
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Ultimately, some of that plastic disintegrates into tiny microparticles that get swallowed by fish and enters our own food chain.
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After careful experiment, the researchers came up with an ivermectin-PCL mixture that disintegrates as it gives up its payload.
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"3D is clearly the future, as our world outside crumbles and disintegrates the world inside gets more expansive," Clancy continued.
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The ability to disagree with the politically different disintegrates under red and black flags, and hooded rioters obscuring their faces.
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It opens conventionally enough, with a picked guitar line and balmy Azure Ray melodies, then quickly disintegrates like worn tape.
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"The North Koreans shoot off a missile and somehow it disintegrates over Japan or hits some [populated] area," Cashin said.
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Unlike many of Starbucks' special iced drinks, the Irish Cream Cold Brew still looks presentable even as the foam disintegrates.
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"Watch as the environment disintegrates and move to Mars, where we will yet again, destroy another planet," wrote one user.
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What ALS does to the body When someone gets ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, their motor network rapidly disintegrates.
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Marriage Story, a film in which a previously loving relationship disintegrates over 136 painful minutes, looks like an absolutely miserable time.
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"I Think of Saturday" begins as a dark skeleton of a disco track, then disintegrates into grand piano and spoken word.
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A world, in which you experience how your physical body disintegrates into millions particles and you fly around freely and unnoticed.
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"With the action of sun and salt, plastic disintegrates and becomes very hard to collect — even with tweezers," noted Van Arkel.
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Sure, it…Read more ReadOn impact with a hard surface like a wooden board, the dart disintegrates into scraps of foam shrapnel.
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Once the hydraulic press hits it, the threads start coming undone, and it slowly disintegrates as the pressure becomes stronger and stronger.
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I don't condone that, but unless Victoria's Secret and the entire fashion industry disintegrates overnight, the danger isn't going away anytime soon.
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This idealization also disintegrates under a very specific sort of hubris, an imbalance between relying on the body and the unique skills.
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There's a point at which the Mandalorian disintegrates a couple of Jawas right off the bat, and nothing is made of it.
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Tapping into the universal sentiment of beachside relaxation he upends that calm with a surrealist scenes that disintegrates into confusion and loss.
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Yang predicts an epidemic of depreciating human capital hitting profession after profession until society disintegrates, overwhelmed by the sheer volume of human despair.
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She calms down in the second half, when Lear's mind disintegrates, and I wish she could have shown some of that nuance sooner.
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Too much and the overall direction disintegrates, or at least becomes more like that of a blog — episodic and incidental — than a story.
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Serena's situation disintegrates even further at the end of the episode, when Fred brutally beats his wife for forging his signature on a document.
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Still, some traders warned that the strength could stop abruptly if the OPEC cut deal disintegrates – or if key members choose not to comply.
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As the family disintegrates, William and Katherine inexorably turn on their eldest child, Thomasin (Anya Taylor-Joy), a girl who has just entered adolescence.
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As the bubble falls to the water surface, a column of water shoots up into the air, which disintegrates into a series of waves.
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Once Richard gets to the spot — as his Uncle Jerry watches through binoculars in the distance — he's instantly zapped with supernatural electricity, then disintegrates.
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Everyone has those pieces of clothing in their closet that they will wear until the day it disintegrates or is destroyed in a freak accident.
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Whoever invented the paper straw ought to be tried by the Hague for crimes against humanity—the straw disintegrates quickly, which is a textural nightmare.
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Tonight's episode features both an inmate who appears to have gouged out his own eyes and a man who disintegrates into a pile of goo.
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With its high moisture content, rhubarb quickly disintegrates when it's heated, turning into a beige mush that doesn't reflect its rosy elegance when it's intact.
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Like in Read's version, the gospel vocal sample still does the heavy lifting, until the track disintegrates into a cowbell dub freakout that's pure Koze.
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A terrifying, tough-to-watch dramatization of the 1986 Ukrainian nuclear disaster — one irradiated plant worker disintegrates into a viscous mass of tissue and blood.
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In "The Standing Chandelier", a tennis-playing friendship in college-town Virginia disintegrates after one of the players becomes engaged and receives a unique wedding gift.
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Trust me when I say the five minutes required to watch him destroy and rebuild an old washing machine until it disintegrates is worth your time.
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I admire the freedom of creating art that disintegrates, or grows, or shifts into another form; there is such wisdom in the act of letting go.
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The unusually intact condition of the so-called Heslington Brain has puzzled researchers for more than a decade, because neural tissue normally disintegrates rapidly after death.
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"Not so crispy that it disintegrates when you look at it—I want it to put up a bit of a fight," he told the waiter.
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So if you look for example at the Brexit Party going in with the Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy — when Britain leaves, that whole grouping disintegrates.
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Have you ever gotten caught chewing a piece of gum that's minty-fresh at the start, but then disintegrates within minutes to a flavorless piece of mush?
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In most of them, such as "Visionary Transformation of the Purification" (2011–13), a concentric configuration of deities disintegrates into an all-over marbling of discordant colors.
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Such debris usually disintegrates and falls back to Earth but it takes time: Much of the waste from China's antisatellite test in 2007 is still in orbit.
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The rubber floats to the surface, mixing with the kelp while the cover disintegrates into smaller shards of plastic, which are eaten by plankton and other marine life.
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Pooling water at the surface of the continent's ice shelves will drain down into cracks and crevasses and "force them open" until the ice shelf disintegrates, said Pollard.
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As the water in her barrel ebbs dangerously low, and her menfolk fail to return to replenish it, Nora's denial slowly disintegrates, and her story radically changes shape.
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"It's almost a grand documentary, a blow-by-blow look at how and why a family — one blessed with so much wealth — disintegrates into tragedy," Mr. Scott said.
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In effect, what was intended as a swift operation to pry out a nasty despot has turned into a stalemate while Venezuela further disintegrates, lately with long, debilitating blackouts.
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It kind of disintegrates into this hang for the next two hours, where everybody's kicking it on couches and kind of discussing what it is they're going to do.
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But those shelves do help contain the massive ice sheets on the land behind them, so when a shelf disintegrates, all that ice can flow to the sea more quickly.
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The result is that, today, as the ISIS caliphate disintegrates, Iran has established an arc of control from Iran through Iraq to Assad's regime in Syria to Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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But nationalist governments like those in Poland and Hungary, and others besides, will be encouraged to defy European rules from trade regulations to human rights, until the whole structure disintegrates.
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There's always a purpose and a meaning behind it, especially in this episode, where we watch as Elliot's world disintegrates around him, or as Angela tries to shake off Dom.
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When a team as meticulously assembled as the Spurs disintegrates after losing a single player, it's quite clear that that player matters as much as anyone else in the league.
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As his family disintegrates, his sense of estrangement intensifies, and follows him as he moves across various circles — African-American communities, the predominantly white Midwest of his childhood and Nigeria.
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The Cavaliers defense will never be perfect, but any chance of beating the Golden State Warriors in a potential Finals showdown disintegrates without Shumpert's springy athleticism somewhere in the rotation.
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The neurodegenerative disease simultaneously disintegrates mental and physical functioning, leaving the patient completely dependent on a caretaker or medical devices, or both, for the smallest of tasks: eating, sitting up, swallowing.
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When it reaches the GoPro, the camera is bombarded with a dose of electrons that would be lethal to a human, and the feed disintegrates to static for a few seconds.
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New York (CNN Business)Perdue Farms will start packaging some of its meat products in a more earth-friendly way with compostable foam made of cornstarch that disintegrates under running water.
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And anyway, the Warriors seem to be at their best and most dangerous when the order of the game disintegrates, collapses into an improvisational playground frenzy of loose balls and fast breaks.
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"What we've seen is when children or adults bite into these things that moisture-sensitive membranes basically just disintegrates and the contents explode inside your mouth," she said in a phone interview.
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As Dr. Drew explained in his patent application, filed in 1939, human blood disintegrates over time, in part because of the diffusion of potassium from the blood cells to the blood plasma.
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Gaga's Ally isn't the one who disintegrates but she is, in a sense, collateral damage to Jackson's alcoholism and drug use; hopping the fame train as Jackson is veering toward his own collision.
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The propeller randomly gets hit by the machine gun, and slowly starts to collect bullet holes until it disintegrates in mid-air, although the slow motion video was all filmed safely on the ground.
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When force disintegrates into barbarism in asymmetric conflicts, as it was shown to do in footage released in 2023 depicting abuse and humiliation of Iraqis at Abu Ghraib prison, the negative effects are magnified.
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He probably would not, but his sponsors, especially Russia, have an interest in pressuring him to get on board with such a face-saving initiative before Syria completely disintegrates and all end up losing.
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He disintegrates before his daughter's eyes as he swerves back and forth in time, between grief and joy over the lost past, between wanting to die and wanting to do it all over again.
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In the clip of the encounter, it looks like the duo is peacefully walking together, but this undramatic stroll quickly disintegrates into a "Mwaaa" match, where both big cats appear to nag at each other.
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In toilet cubicles; off your phone screen in a tent; off a CD case at a house party that gradually but inescapably disintegrates into four people shouting at each other about the nationalization of railways.
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" Senator Christopher S. Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut and a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said on Twitter, "We are watching in real time as the American human rights bully pulpit disintegrates into ash.
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It presents around 100 works by 63 artists from the United States, South America and Europe sorted into four loose categories — Vertigo, Excess, Nonsense and Twisted — maintaining a kind of useful tunnel vision that occasionally disintegrates.
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Unless eating the beans immediately, remove the kombu, bay leaf and onion (the garlic usually disintegrates), and pour the beans into glass Mason jars with enough of their liquid to cover them for the best storage.
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It's made even worse by some sloppy CGI employed when Rosita fires a random RPG at one of the men, and he disintegrates in a bloodless explosion that looks spliced in from a B-movie action flick.
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Many craft and reusable stages that have to face the heat of entering the atmosphere at high speed use "ablative" heat shielding that disintegrates or breaks away in a controlled fashion, carrying heat away from the vehicle.
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The look that she and Frank share when she realizes he most likely killed her beloved Uncle Jimmy is so searing; it's a breathtaking moment where a father-daughter relationship long on the brink disintegrates into nothingness.
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But the moment of satisfaction and family unity that ended The Incredibles rapidly disintegrates, and shortly after the fight, Bob and Helen learn that a previous government program to support and help hide former superheroes has been canceled.
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He comes onto McGowan's go-go dancer turned super-fighter Cherry Darling but things go awry when he attempts to rape her—like, getting stabbed in the eye with a wooden peg while his penis disintegrates kind of awry.
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The main thing to remember is that we don't see her die in the finale — the black dust that the monster disintegrates into engulfs her and hides her from view, and when it's cleared she's nowhere to be seen.
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Their curse, and the feelings a family will feel when things fall apart as life disintegrates is a reality that's horrifying in a way that seeps into people's bone's way more than a dude with a mask running around killing people.
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Yet over the course of the work, doubt creeps into the ritual, both musically and textually, and the structure of the Mass completely falls apart and disintegrates as the celebrant comes to terms with his own crumbling faith and moral emptiness.
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We tend to hear a lot of lurid stories about what happens when you plough through four grams a day—you get coke-bloat; your septum disintegrates; your heart explodes—but that's not how most people actually use the drug.
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What worries me as a guy who did history at college is looking at history and seeing how, when the middle disintegrates in different societies, how it has always led toward a polarization, which has in turn led to some unpleasant effects.
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In the end, one captive wight wasn't worth what they lost to get it, but this sequence's crucial information — that killing a White Walker disintegrates all the undead it's already turned — might be worth any sacrifice, because it's likely the key to winning the war.
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A study accepted for publication in Meteoritics and Planetary Science (preprint available here) suggests that most deaths from a sufficiently large asteroid will be caused by the airburst produced on atmospheric entry, regardless of whether the asteroid disintegrates in the air or hits the surface.
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This spring, he plans to send a satellite — a reflective, faceted Mylar inflatable — into low orbit, where it will be visible at night from Earth for eight weeks or so, literally twinkling like a diamond in the sky before it disintegrates in the atmosphere.
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Within these networks, the very notion of an intended audience disintegrates; the result of context collapse (the unpredictable comingling of audiences), Poe's Law (the difficulty of determining meaning online), and an attention economy that incentivizes the fastest possible spread of the most possible information.
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Anton and Noah are invited to sit in on a writing class taught by a professor (played by Janel Moloney, late of "The Leftovers") who's nursed a decades-long crush on Noah — though it disintegrates rather suddenly when she learns his second wife died the previous day.
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And there are reasons more environmentally friendly alternatives are not a universal fix, such as allergy concerns with plant plastics, the risk of breaking glass straws with facial tics, or paper that disintegrates under pressure, illustrated in the form of a convenient chart by activist Sarah Packwood.
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The new study, published Tuesday in The New England Journal of Medicine, also suggests that the virus disintegrates over the course of a day on cardboard, lessening the worry among consumers that deliveries will spread the virus during this period of staying and working from home.
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All these things are gone now, and since I can't believe that we'd ever have thrown them away, their disappearance has to have been caused by some process of time, some force that disintegrates and fragments fragile things when we're not looking, when we forget to look.
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In "Possession" (212), the only film by Mr. Zulawski to be released commercially in the United States, Isabelle Adjani played a woman who, as her marriage disintegrates, indulges in a mad affair with a squidlike creature that evolves into a simulacrum of her husband, played by Sam Neill.
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That isn't clear, though the shiny golden seed bears a striking resemblance to the pearl-like item we've seen in other episodes — like the one in which the "manufactured" Dougie Jones disintegrates in a puff of smoke in the Black Lodge, leaving behind a pearl and a ring.
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Mr. Lloyd stages the play true to its radio origins in 1959: Both actors appear at first to be in a recording studio, and it is only as the sense of decorum disintegrates that the performers burst their artificial confines to suggest an emotional terrain that cannot be confined.
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While conducting their usual teardown of the slightly-new Macbook, iFixit spotted something odd with the heads of the screws holding the hinge in place: they're filled with a material that disintegrates if you put a screwdriver in, providing a very telltale sign if someone's tried to mess with them.
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With the collapse of a British party system in which both major parties experience leadership and identity crises at the hands of a right-wing populist insurgency, it's easy to wonder whether the same thing could happen across the Continent: If the union disintegrates, liberal democracy itself may soon follow.
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Katja Novitskova's "Neolithic Potential (fire worship, yellow horns)" (2016) also has an overtly mechanical finish, but upon closer investigation, it disintegrates into a pixelated hell: the sculpture functions as a sort of set for a play in the fiery underworld, complete with six-foot-tall devil's horns flanked by flames.
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The filmmakers capture changes both abrupt (one of Gemma's friends is the victim of a sudden act of violence) and slow-simmering (as Gemma's relationship with Pat disintegrates) and emerge with a heartening portrait of resilience in a setting where parental abandonment and prison time are treated as regular facts of life.
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Insights from a variety of literatures suggest that the impact of force, as a counterinsurgent or counterterrorist strategy, is mitigated by other variables including the level of force, the discrimination of the force used, an expansion of issues and parties, changes in information and misinformation, and — most importantly for Trump — whether force disintegrates into "barbarism," i.e.
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Let's Trade Jamal Murray for Kyle Lowry The likeliness of a trade involving these two players is microscopic—the idea disintegrates if the Toronto Raptors and Denver Nuggets both look like solid playoff teams in late January (Lowry can't be dealt until that month)—so I won't spend too much time rationalizing why I think it should happen.
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Sometimes he lost control of the mounds of impasto — as he did in "Ria, Naked Portrait" (2006-07), the most recent work in the show, in which the subject's face disintegrates into leprous scabs of white, pink, and beige — but more often the paint becomes the form it is describing, sharply contoured into the surrounding field while pushing off the canvas into real space.
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Emma keeps saying, "I'm a seagull," but the words come out strangely—garbled or ill-timed—as she lurches to and fro, nodding off and then trying not to nod, as the scene disintegrates and dance music is piped in and, leaving her costume behind, she goes off to a rave in a world far from Chekhov's, a club populated by party people who don't want the night to end, if it is, in fact, night.
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