A 1900 handbook of naval medicine describes the final stages: "The pustules break, matter oozes out, crusts form, first on the face and then over other parts of the body".
Our goal is to make breaking news matter again, instantly alerting you of the stories you need and want to know," the site notes.
And they are not breaking, no matter how many outre male anatomy jokes their candidate makes.
But that doesn't make it a deal-breaking matter.
A background article on how the Founders approached slavery says that this "would be a 'make-or-break' matter for the new republic," but ignores those for whom slavery was the ultimate "make-or-break" issue: the enslaved people themselves.
This is not a country that countenances losers, it seems, no matter what the popular vote, no matter how badly the rules have been broken, no matter how pernicious the victor.
From bankers we hear about contracts too sacred to break — no matter how inappropriate.
It is alive with networking, interconnecting, diverse life; it breaks down matter to create new growth.
"And Netanyahu will have a very hard time fixing what he broke no matter how much he says that it was not his intent.
Even though Bangladesh and West Bengal may finally have come to terms with their distinctness, there are still ties that cannot be broken, no matter how differently our paths may have diverged.
Skiing without a helmet is just stupid, and sunglasses will likely fog up, fall off or break, no matter what you do.
