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He proceeded to help me to write in such a way that I couldn't be torn apart by my more pompous scientific colleagues.

There's a good chance that it will be torn apart completely within the next million years, when it finally spirals too close to its star.

She felt a strange kinship with her, because she was torn apart at the idea of never seeing Cal Barton again.

In contrast to the big bang, that fate has been called the "big rip" to indicate how galaxies would be torn apart, he said.

Palpatine saw the Republic crumbling about him, torn apart by partisan bickering and corruption.

Although I hate what has been done to us, being torn apart from one another, I will always be happy for the time I had you with me.

The fabric of society as it had existed for 45 years was torn apart.

Iraqi TV showed pictures of the bus, torn apart by shrapnel. An eyewitness standing next to the bus, describes what he saw.

(If I could turn back time) My world was shattered. . . -Yeah, Cindy! -. . . I was torn apart.

The letters reveal how close Kipling was to his only son John. His life was torn apart by John's death in the First World War.

The goblins created an adamantium plate to cover his body. The proximity of Demon Soul caused Deathwing's body to be torn apart.

A discordant Lebanon is in danger of being torn apart all over again.

In this Ian McEwan adap, Knightley and James McAvoy play star crossed lovers who are torn apart by war, and a seemingly innocent lie.

The magnificent civilization that had built the great pyramids had lost its way, torn apart by petty warlords.

You know that I'm, the one who's always being swept away. Always torn apart.

Eventually it'll be torn apart as an expanding sun pushes the moon back toward Earth for a wrenching close encounter.

More important, the marriage systems of both giants risk being torn apart in future by their practice of sex-selective abortion.

It feels like I've torn apart my life, and I'm rebuilding it from fairly basic building blocks. That takes time.

Am I supposed to be torn apart, broken hearted, in a corner crying?

Who played upon a lute amid eastern breezes, Heart torn apart and tune falling into pieces?

Nature mimics such behavior in hunting patterns where flesh is torn apart of one species to sustain the existence of another.

Mei is an only child whose stable, middle-class family life is torn apart as her parents careen toward divorce.

Over the past decade, bulldozers and excavators have torn apart the banks of the White Jade River several times over.

Computer simulations show that stars of the Milky Way's halo originated in older galaxies torn apart by collisions.

The enormous gravity of the giant black hole stretched the star until it was torn apart.

Xinhua said officials had reported 43 dead because one body was torn apart in the crash and had been counted as two.

Forgotten are the families torn apart by lengthy and multiple deployments.

All the secret service, guests going through [metal detectors], all the gifts being torn apart.

Later, all grown up, he reclaims his thrown and Scar suffers the double whammy of falling off a cliff and getting torn apart by hyenas .

He had been all but torn apart by a shell burst in France.

The original urban fabric was torn apart and discarded, replaced by giant blocks of anonymous structures and forms.

But it also means resisting the danger of being "torn apart" by demands for ideological conformity.

A bankruptcy would have dragged down other countries and possibly torn apart the monetary union.

Colleges, like newspapers, will be torn apart by new ways of sharing information enabled by the Internet.

Liberia had been torn apart by civil strife for decades.

The delicate balance of our global interdependence will be torn apart.

Different combinations of minerals were bound together, and torn apart.

Twenty five years ago, Mozambique and Namibia were also being torn apart by war and Ghana was lurching from coup to coup.

I've been torn apart, desperately try to find a way back to my heart, so I can love again.

Would wither less than these two torn apart.

Right now I'm emotionally torn apart because I was kept in the dark.

By returning, you may ensure that fewer souls are maimed, fewer families are torn apart.

Forever torn apart from the haunting fears of my heart.

One disadvantage of water spouts is that they can be torn apart by the wind.

They are in fact torn apart by the sudden rise in consciousness, and the growing awareness of how they have controlled and enslaved you.

There is also a concern that the stability provided to Pax Americana by this regime for three decades will be torn apart.

I don't want my family to be torn apart by quarrels.

Oh, my heart was torn apart by her refusal to my proposal.

In 1914, Cubist artists were torn apart by the war.

25 or so extremely good looking people are put before a panel fashion hyenas and torn apart on national television.

It is this sense of unity, this ability to plan for a shared future even at a moment our nation was torn apart, that I reflect on today.

The country was torn apart by fierce intertribal hostilities.

He also has some good advice on how to repair your partnership after it has been torn apart by money and fame.

The roads were torn apart and blocked at points by collapsed inns.

Rock strata torn apart is not local, but has a reach.

We saw our neighbor's house torn apart by the tornado.

One day we were hurt by love and were torn apart.

The result is not angling for big fish to pull off, that is, hook has been straightened, and either the big fish's mouth was torn apart.

Distant heart girl, I need you right now, torn apart.

The ligament can have tears in it, or it can be completely torn apart.

An example that comes to mind is SARS crisis that has recently torn apart and ravaged most of China.

When the mother died the Ciccone family was torn apart.

Yugoslavia is torn apart by civil war.

Distant heart, please come back to my side, torn apart.

you die you're defaced hacked up torn apart.

Angela was torn apart by that film.

I have seen too many families torn apart by religious disputes.

Part 1: The Duel Spain is torn apart by civil war.

With citizen diplomacy, we can bring together the people torn apart by religions, ideologies and propaganda.

You are torn apart at first, but soon a grin spreads across your face. You relish the chance to enact a cruel revenge. . .

You can't fix me, i'm torn apart.

They will feel they are being torn apart, and they will suffer greatly.

I am torn apart inside.

Footprints. On the exact spot where I saw my father torn apart.

13. Getting torn apart for what I would call some of my best work

Time manipulates your heart, preconceptions torn apart Begin to doubt my state of mind

My Baby, how beautiful you are. My Darling, completely torn apart. You're gone with the sin my Darling

Everything now ruthlessly torn apart

Torn apart by the phenomenon of lightning

And I'm torn apart inside

Ohohohohoh my Darling, completely torn apart

Oh, my darling, completely torn apart

And now I can't believe that our loves torn apart

A widowed writer torn apart by chains of hell

Wowoooo my Darling, completely torn apart

Is a heart getting torn apart

Lost inside a soul torn apart

and you feel your world is torn apart

a country torn apart by war

Hang my head, break my heart built from all I have torn apart

I've been torn apart so many times

bit by bit, torn apart