An illness like A.T.R.T. causes a breakdown of all biological, emotional, and family order: nothing goes the way you expect, let alone want, it to.
Last month the European Commission recommended that, each year, firms release a breakdown of all the components of their directors' fixed and variable pay.
Complete breakdown of all activities on the movie lot and in the studio, because Mr. Bromley, the executive in charge of production for the film company, had tonsillitis and had to spend a day or two in bed.
All Conservative MEPs elected next week will publish online a breakdown of all office costs; details of all travel; the names of each member of staff they employ; and details of all meetings with businesses, lobbyists and other interest groups.
The data for this dauntingly ambitious project came from a variety of sources, like the city's annual breakdown of all deaths and their causes, and hospitals' records of all the patients they admit.
The New Yorker, January 6 , 1973P. 19 War may seem like an odd place to look for scruples, since wars apparently represent the breakdown of all scruple; yet the history of war holds as many restraints as the history of peace.
War may seem like an odd place to look for scruples, since wars apparently represent the breakdown of all scruple; yet the history of war holds as many restraints as the history of peace.
Piper, the closest thing the neo-romantics had to a spokesman, does something similar in his 1944 study of rocks in Snowdonia, where elements of the sublime so evident in the work of Girtin have been reworked into a sinister commentary on the breakdown of all natural forms, including the human body.
4. In Franklin Delano Roosevelt's "Quarantine Speech" (October 5, 1937), the President stated: "The peace, the freedom, and the security of 90percentt of the population of the world is being jeopardized by the remaining 10percentt who are threatening a breakdown of all international law and order.
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