People come here to Detroit, the most broken down city in the country, with some of the most broken down people.
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He inherited one of the most broken nations on earth.
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Cheese fries are the cure for even the most broken of relationships.
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Siri has long been one of the most broken experiences on iOS.
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But in reality, they're the most broken and segregated of them all.
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Russia and America now find themselves trying to repair the most broken of relationships.
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That's the thing that I think is the most broken thing about the information.
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The Patriots, on the other hand, forced the fifth-most broken tackles among offenses.
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But the nation's most broken police departments have proved incapable of reforming themselves unless the federal government intervenes.
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To not be afraid to love at that moment when I was at the most broken moment of my life.
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The problem is that the asylum process is one of the most broken-down pieces of the immigration policy machinery.
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To not be afraid to love at that moment, when I was at the most broken moment of my life.
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In that regard, the Iowa fiasco represented a kind of ideal, American democracy on full display at its most broken.
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Waves deals with the causes and consequences of a horrible tragedy that levels one family to its most broken foundation.
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Russia and America find themselves trying to repair the most broken of relationships — perhaps at the lowest point since the early 1980s.
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Washington is the most broken team in the NFL right now, but I refuse to bet Jeff Driskel as a road favorite.
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There's a sharp divide between Americans and Chinese when asked which institutions are "most broken," according to the latest annual Edelman Trust Barometer.
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As a society, we need to discuss what is happening in our most broken communities and find a way to fix those communities.
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She acknowledges that the immigration court, which has been called "the most broken part of our immigration system," is in a state of crisis.
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The physical immediacy of my children when I was at my most broken and vulnerable was healing in a primal way that nothing else was.
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The press release also said that most broken shells that were visible on the beach were not damaged during Dorian but were, instead, from hatched turtles.
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BALTIMORE — Baltimore has both the highest murder rate among the nation's big cities and one of the most broken relationships between its police and its citizenry.
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And that moment is nestled into this brokenness that Serena is feeling — it's the most broken and alone we've ever seen her, after losing the finger.
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But it is traffic that has sealed Dhaka's reputation among academics and development specialists as the great symbol of 21971st-century urban dysfunction, the world's most broken city.
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"The question is, do people who are among the most broken, vulnerable and impaired in our society deserve the death penalty," he said, as opposed to life without parole.
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A win that includes a solution for the Dreamers, increased border security, and reforms to some of the most broken parts of our immigration system is a legacy item you won't regret.
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"Attorney General Jeff Sessions is undermining and obstructing extensive efforts that have been made to promote policing reform in a small set of the most broken police departments in our country," she said.
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Contributing Opinion Writer The two great literary bookends of President Trump's half-term of grift and chaos have come from survivors of the most broken white communities that helped put him in office.
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"Still Life With Tornado" is a moving, unapologetically strange, skillfully constructed novel about how sometimes the most broken home on the block is the one where the parents are still pretending their marriage works.
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"It is with the greatest of sadness and most broken of hearts we have to inform you Harry slipped away on Saturday evening," his family wrote Monday on Twitter alongside a pair of photos of the little boy.
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I saw people come back from what they thought was their most broken to be whole in a different way and to be sound and to be loving and to be caring in ways that they had not yet imagined at the time.
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In short the telecom sector not only gets to enjoy little to no competition in broadband, the industry has waged an all out war to effectively eliminate all state and federal oversight of one of the most broken and disliked industries in America.
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J.B. "He(a)r"; Nordic Affect (Sono Luminus) "Loom" begins with a thin thread of sound that is patiently roughed up and smoothed out in ways that seem both generous and brittle, with the light seeming to enter right where the texture appears most broken.
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As Cave grapples with the mundanity of life in the wake of loss, we see him at his most ruthless as a poet—and, on tracks like "Girl in Amber," his most broken and aged as a vocalist—stripped of his trademark romanticism to reveal something more vital, in the most literal sense of the word: The immediacy and tenuousness of life.
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The terminal building still remains as a notable example of Stalin's neoclassical architecture. The airfield was closed for regular flights in the late 1980s. A large technical school existed here until the 1990s with one of each major Soviet aircraft type, including Ilyushin Il-18, Ilyushin Il-62 and Tupolev Tu-134, most broken up around 1996 or 1997.
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The most broken-down gravestone in the Waterloo Cemetery is that of Susanna E. Fiendel Wile (1786–1878). She was the wife of Andrew Wile, Sr. (1758–1832). Her gravestone shows a recorded age of 92 years, 8 months. The presence of her grave is a significant link to the 18th century when the town of Lunenburg was a fledgling community and Bridgewater was only an idea.
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Scholars also suggest that Sibelius modeled the second movement after Dante's Divine Comedy. Nonetheless, Robert Kajanus said that the movement "strikes one as the most broken-hearted protest against all the injustice that threatens at the present time to deprive the sun of its light and our flowers of their scent." The movement culminates with a towering, brassy theme, following by an ethereal, mist-like motif in the divided strings.
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Broken rice is widely used in West Africa, and some cookbooks from the region will suggest manually breaking the grains for certain recipes,example but most broken rice eaten is from Asian rice, about 16% of which is broken in processing. The genome of O. glaberrima has been sequenced, and was published in 2014. This allowed genomic as well as physiological comparison with related species, and identified some effects of some genes.
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The Leatherwood Wilderness Area contains some of the most broken terrain within the Ozarks. In several locations sheer cliffs of rise about creek drainage areas. Backpacking and camping are allowed in the entire wilderness area, but no pre-made trails exist and, because of the brokenness of the terrain, caution is advised. Hikers will occasionally run onto old roads, farms, and cabins from before the area was designated as a wilderness area that are returning to nature.
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The Art Gallery of New South Wales attempted to purchase the painting at the time but were outbid with the painting selling for "nearly one million dollars". The Curator of the gallery at the time, Barry Pearce, said that it was "the most broken hearted I have been about missing out on a masterpiece." Bland Shire commissioned a bronze and stainless steel bas-relief sculpture commemorating Drysdale's work. The sculpturesited outside the Tattersalls Hotel in West Wyalongwas unveiled in February 2014.
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CDRS was sold to many well known manufacturers including both Ford & Chrysler. CDRS was acquired by Parametric Technology Corporation in 1995. For a brief period between 1986 and 1989 E&S; was also a supercomputer vendor, but their ES-1 was released just as the supercomputer market was drying up in the post-cold war military wind-down. Only a handful of machines were built, most broken up for scrap. One sample ES-1 is in storage at the Computer History Museum.
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In June 2007, BSS founder Kevin Drew began recording an album which featured many members of Broken Social Scene. The album was produced by Ohad Benchetrit and Charles Spearin and was titled Broken Social Scene presents ..Spirit If.... The album was recorded throughout 2004 and 2006 in Ohad Benchetrit's house while the band was not on tour. Although billed as a solo project, most Broken Social Scene members make cameo appearances. The sound itself is Broken Social Scene's familiar mix of rough and ragged, sad and celebratory, with psychedelic swells and acoustic jangles.
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Cline spent time exploring weak neutral current interactions by scattering neutrinos by protons. Previously, the exploration of this interaction was difficult due to the high neutron background and poor pion-proton separation. Cline mitigated these hindrances by using a detector that was sufficiently large enough to capture neutrino induced neutrons, which could be absorbed or detected through their interactions in the outer regions of the detector. Using a wide-band horn-focused neutrino beam at Brookhaven National Laboratory, Cline and others observed 30 events of neutrino-proton elastic scattering, which gave results consistent with most broken-gauge-symmetry models involving the weak neutral current.
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Its tragedy is bound up with its humor; its sublimity comes from the places where it feels the most broken." Uncut wrote that the album "ultimately dissolves into a beautifully arranged and slightly sickly morass of curdled pop tropes, out of which spurt a bodacious riff or glossy rave arpeggio. Oddly no-one does this better." John Garratt of PopMatters described the record as "another adventure watching your own sense of subjectivity drown in a pool of confusion." For The Line of Best Fit, Jennifer Johnson opined that "GOD isn’t about sensory pleasure. It’s about sensory gluttony, auditory overload, and revelling in the difficulty of its pacing," concluding that "It isn’t so much an album as a junk shop: that proverbial collection of oddities whose perceived value reflects more about the patron than it does the owner who placed them there.
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Dr. Budgie's plea for Springfield to realize that the dogs will soon notice that humans have advocated their alpha status and turn on the citizens is not taken seriously until it actually happens. Even Santa's Little Helper joins the feral dog pack, as the town hides from the now-vicious dogs, and a town meeting leads to the community begging their most broken-down citizen to help them: Gil. Gil is ready to face down his fellow street creatures, but it is Marge who steps up, and after finding out the leader of the dog pack is a vicious chihuahua named Taquito, kicks Taquito clear out of their showdown park and becomes the new alpha of Springfield. All of the dogs return to their homes and families, from Ned's Baz and Mr. Burns' hounds, to Lisa and Bart's joyous reunion with Santa's Little Helper.
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