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Though part of it has been taken apart or removed, there is no doubt that it is well worth visiting.

Once part of the wall had been taken apart, firefighters helped guide Amos out with a rope.

They cannot be in any other arrangement unless the puzzle has been taken apart and put together incorrectly.

He did not understand, and could not grasp the significance of words taken apart from the sentence.

His daughter would mot have taken apart his watch if he had come home a little earlier yesterday .

I lost count of the number of creatures I had taken apart, and I grew more accustomed to their inhuman but strangely sophisticated tools.

Everything moves at extreme pace, the ball is being taken apart one second and rebuilds itself next.

four small ships were taken apart at darien , and balboa caused the pieces to be carried over the mountains.

Non-detachable joints are joints that can only be taken apart by means of destruction.

Ships no longer in use contain dangerous materials which can be released into the environment when they are taken apart.

Electric products are always taken apart before being repaired. . .

These kites can be easily assembled and then taken apart, making them perfect for traveling.

Shops were taken apart, buses filled with passengers were attacked, motorcyclists were stoned.

The outer ring, however, has only one shoulder , so the bearing can be taken apart .

The rectangular portion was constructed in pieces, taken apart for transport and then reassembled riverside.

Some textile items were so precious they would be taken apart and remade, or repurposed, for other uses.

Perhaps the remark about tone means no more than Camus 's discomfort at seeing his work being taken apart and explained.

Mr. Roberts, who also has taken apart his iPhone to better understand it, likes the challenge of calculator hacking.

The rest we all know, the team was taken apart, we lost a few times to Utah, and then the Lakers are back on the championship map.

S. dollars. The factories in Britain were taken apart, shipped piece by piece to China and with them went 6, 000 British jobs.

When I come back, I remove the new tied lines, handle is new, everybody please have a look at its face that it has been taken apart.

This toy can be taken apart and put together with ease.

The stages were then examined and taken apart so the students and their advisers could see the results of the their experiments.

England was really taken apart by Italy in last night's match.

Qatar was really taken apart by China in the match.

His first novel had rave notices, but the second was taken apart.

His first novel had had notices; his second was taken apart.

Of the 80 000 copiers recovered per year, 75% are remanufactured and the rest are taken apart for reuse or recycling.

We've watched bodies transformed on Extreme Makeover, faces taken apart and pieced back together on I Want a Famous Face.

This machine is very complicated indeed. Once taken apart, it can hardly be put together again.

In J2EE, JNDI is the glue that holds J2EE applications together, but not so tightly that they can't easily be taken apart and reassembled.

They are well-suited for apartment living because they're adjustable and can be taken apart when we move.

Detachable joints can be taken apart and can be reassembled with the same parts

It is a true story which once happened in Japan: A house was taken apart for fitment.

we were taken apart by the opposition