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Amply predicted in intelligence circles though it was, no one in policy circles really expected post-Tito Yugoslavia to break apart.

Mila and Oa were happy that this was the case and are not so upset as a result if some of there spheres break apart in ascension.

The alternative is to let the euro-zone break apart and trade suffer across the Continent.

The Horizontal Line command allows you to break apart sections of your message .

After a few million years, the continents on which these increasingly giant beasts tread would break apart some more.

But both structures tend to break apart and recombine frequently, on the order of extremely tiny fractions of a second.

They are often used for pizza and in stir fries, and tend to break apart easily when cooked.

Finally, you will need to be able to break apart the abstract design so that each color is placed on it's own layer with only like colors.

Edge-Side Includes (ESI) is a markup language that allows you to break apart your Web page into separate, cachable, entities.

Roots of trees and shrubs can pierce the surface of the path or cause it to heave and break apart.

But after getting into the cell, the arginine-Taxol complex still has to break apart for the Taxol to do its job against the cancer cell.

Enterprise architects no longer need to break apart an official XML schema into special definitions just to deploy different forms.

We destroyed their youth, once thought to be too strong to break apart the city.

The so-called Grand Unification Era, at the end of which the superforce begins to break apart into the constituent forces we see today.

This approach enables the development team to break apart the system into progressively smaller and unique structural elements.

Disliking parts of yourself will only break apart this monolithic entity, making you smaller and weaker, piece by piece.

Delivers soothing hydration as specialized ingredients break apart surface darkening and exfoliate it away. Instantly brightens, clarifies.

If these methane snacks break apart this would release the gas into the atmosphere causing an accelerated Global Warming.

They really need to fall down in order to get back up; they need to break apart to rebuild.

Let's break apart the compositePie. pl program into three main chunks and cover how each of these steps is done in detail.

The damage caused the shuttle to break apart upon reentry, killing all seven astronauts on board.

And the rump might still break apart, as Italy or Spain would not want anything to do with Greece.

If those neutrons hit other uranium atoms they break apart as well, creating even more heat and more new neutrons.

The monolines know that, by threatening to break apart, they may force Wall Street banks to stump up the cash to keep them whole.

Scientists have developed ways to break apart the genetic material.

Europe is where the crisis now has its locus, amid fears that the single currency could break apart.

If you want to break apart a RAID, you will first have to fail its members and then remove them.

It is better to break apart larger pieces of work for the user interface into small discrete blocks for the Dispatcher to execute.

Soft plaque is more likely to break apart from the walls and enter the bloodstream.

Factions tend to coalesce before elections and then break apart once they have got their man in.

In a fuel rod, lots of uranium atoms can crash into each other as they break apart.

One chlorine molecule can break apart more than one hundred thousand ozone molecules.

remember, even one more time, the time we break apart again.

Cellulase, which can break apart glycosidic bonds in paper products, would come in handy since many toilet clogs are caused by excess TP.

Internal spaces break apart to reveal stepped terraces and vertical gardens.

The fortress is most liable to break apart from within.

Let us break apart their bonds And cast their ropes away from us .

The euro could break apart. Greece is the immediate problem, but the sickness has spread much wider.

Tribes break apart when their chieftain is eventually defeated or killed.

When the cholesterol plaques can break apart or rupture, it causes blood clots and blocks the blood vessel.

That only you could break apart.

The beads break apart to make dozens of spherical daughter vesicles.

It is found that the weld of fine grain steel break apart from heat effect zone in the tensile test.

break apart or in two, using violence.

The growth hormone molecule is composed of 191 amino acids, but sometimes the molecules break apart to form smaller pieces.

I do understand how you feel. I also understand, however, that a marriage can only break apart from the inside.

It's a zonked nirvana with demons underneath; a fragile state that can't help but break apart on the very next song.

Earth's land masses didn't break apart all at once, but over tens of millions of years.

To break up or break apart.

the river is very very smooth . . . I was really expecting the plane would careen or flip over or break apart.

When a hydrocarbon is burned, these bonds break apart in order to form carbon dioxide and water.

They'd tell you all about how much I break apart

They can cost twice as much as bullets containing lead but perform better because they don't break apart on impact.

Before the pilot's eyes, the great Ragnarok began to break apart;

atomic particles will break apart and the smallest substance is waiting to be found

egg, Chinese angelica, astragalus were washed hair soaked in warm water after the break apart and dates;

One of us will break apart and walk the other way

vt. destroy or break apart (esp. rocks) using explosives

that the ice airstrip might break apart,