The extension of the breakdown concept to out-of-the-ordinary moments gives more opportunity to analyse a city, its working mechanisms and layers.
When, in the play's final moments, she seems to be spiraling toward a breakdown, it arrives out of nowhere: a denouement has been manufactured to bring the play to a tensely dramatic climax it has not come close to earning.
In his speech, he rattled off Religious Right catchphrases, speaking of the United States' "Judeo-Christian heritage," the "breakdown of the family," and making "out-of-wedlock birth out of fashion again" and passing an anti-gay marriage amendment to "protect marriage from liberal, unelected judges".
We learn that as a child Lili frequently ran away from home, that she has had a couple of breakdowns, that she dropped out of Sarah Lawrence — a history of collapse, which she brushes off with a joke.
That October, Carney, suffering what he later called a mental and physical breakdown, dropped out of "The Odd Couple" and checked into a psychiatric center in Hartford, Conn.
Watching Roslin pulling herself out of a nervous breakdown, throwing away her cancer treatment pills, jogging through the Battlestar's corridors, and then ending up in bed with Adama at the end of the episode was a real highlight.
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She described his sound as "chopped-up breaks making hairpin turns, breakdowns coming out of nowhere, a foundation of wobbling goblin bass often cut in with tropical, clacking snares".
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Aren't giving out breakdown of iPad vs iPad 2. K-12 is more conservative than enterprise than adopting new technology.
