Targeted by the startlingly accurate Confederate fire, the Keokuk took more than 100 shells, some of which opened large fissures in her armored sides.
The largest fissures between Americans living in large cities and those in less-dense areas are rooted in misgivings about the country's changing demographics and resentment about perceived biases in federal assistance, according to the poll.
High resolution spring data showed greatest percentage loss in terms of N load from small (54 88%) and medium fissure pathways (7 21%) with longer hydrologic time lags, with smallest loads from either large fissure (1 13%) or conduit (1 10%) pathways with short hydrologic time lags (reaction time at the spring from onset of a rainfall event is within hours).
"The opioid crisis, really broadly, is a symptom of these larger problems, these fissures in American society," said Beletsky, an associate professor of law and health sciences at Northeastern University.
However, in group 2, fibrous-like repair tissue covered approximately 80% of the defects with large penetrating cracks or fissures in many specimens.
A power struggle between members of a fundamentalist Mormon sect has exposed deep fissures in the largest polygamous community in North America, a town in which most men have several wives and sometimes dozens of children.
But Blin is thinking more ambitiously, about the fissures in society at large.
Moving the tree would be difficult because the roots went into fissures in the rocky ground, so in the end I had to cut it down.
As the tree's girth expands, newer layers of bark are larger in circumference, and the older layers develop fissures in many species.
We can afford to set this hypocrisy aside because there are so many other deep fissures in Republican dogma right now.
