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Russia today has a glass-like quality to it: rigid and fragile at the same time, and liable to develop cracks in unforeseen places.

And the economic patient is febrile and fragile at the same time – febrile here in central London, which feels more and more like an overheated island offshore from the rest of Britain – a tax-free funk hole for foreign billionaires, which is why a mansion tax is our top Liberal Democrat priority for fair tax you can't dodge.

Her sculptures were sensual, all curved lines and soft fabrics, or papery thin and fragile, at odds with the rust and raw power of Carl Andre or the clean conceptual order of an artist like Sol LeWitt.

Confident and fragile at once, he is hunted and hunter.

"It lies there messy and fragile at your feet," he says, "or it would do.

What sticks with you are more ghostly images: a fuzzy video screen, a sad-faced android and an opera singer, played by Moira Stone, who seems both completely phony and movingly fragile at the same time.

These included exhibitions titled Passage, at Kyoto Seika University in Japan in 1994, and Fragile Objects at the National Library of Australia in 1996.

At the macroscopic level, newborn TRF2 ∆/∆ -K5-Cre mice showed a strongly compromised skin phenotype, with a very thin and fragile epidermis at the time of birth (Fig. 1C).

And housing is fragile at the moment and phase-in would still roil real estate.

It had been a while since I had seen any Brignot wines, and this one was great – so pure and lively, yet fragile at the same time, lightly funky with flavors of berries and earth.

We don't have the depth of other nations and we are fragile at the top.