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dimmed, and he looked up to see Luclin broken apart in the sky , a wave of energy carrying chunks of debris rapidly toward Norrath.

A set of mapping rules define how the original inbound message is to be broken apart into constituent pieces.

Selim says the rest of the mummy was in pieces, having been broken apart in 1922 by an expedition team that discovered King Tut's tomb.

That is not to say that they are not worthy goals. They need to be broken apart into smaller, more specific, attainable pieces.

Two former leaders in the church, Marty Rathbun and Mike Rinder, told me that families are sometimes broken apart.

In the US, the cost of oil has broken apart from gas this year due to rising domestic gas supplies and weak industrial demand.

"He's standing there telling me, 'I can have your team broken apart any time I want, just remember that, ' " he said.

Because Mars lacks ultravioletabsorbing gases, atmospheric water molecules would have been easily broken apart by ultraviolet photons.

Sacred white wafers, similar to those used in Holy Communion, are broken apart and the pieces distributed among members of the household.

The customary social classes and positions are broken apart by the force of twentieth-century demands.

Relations that have formed over generations are suddenly broken apart.

The researchers say tillage makes soil less resistant to being broken apart by rain drops than plowed soil.

In table sugar, the molecules are chemically bonded, forming a disaccharide that is broken apart inside the body.

But long after this wreck has been broken apart, it will still act as a reef.

Depending on a criminal's level of cleanliness, the camera can also find blood that has been washed away or chemically broken apart.

Lunar ice, if bountiful, not only gives future settlers something to drink, but could also be broken apart into oxygen and hydrogen.

Families have been broken apart as parents of children born in Japan have been detained and deported.