But even they break down, hands shaking, eyes brimming, voices desperate, when reporters ask ordinary Iraqis edgy questions about Mr. Hussein.
Batteries are broken down by hand and smelted in kitchens with children playing nearby.
An old white enameled meat case sells cuts by name and provider, all broken down by hand.
Every Wednesday, 6,000 pounds of meat arrives at Dickson's from farms in the Hudson Valley and in Schoharie, near Albany — four steers, and up to nine pigs and seven goats or lambs, are all broken down by hand.
The living stromatolite material was gently broken down by hand into constituent grains and passed through a 1 mm sieve to remove large fragments but retain the carbonate ooid grains and associated microbial populations.
E-waste often ends up in informal recycling centers, where it is sorted for reuse or broken down by hand and picked clean for valuable metals, then destroyed in inefficient, toxicant-producing settings, Schluep says.
Then came the once-perilous on-court interview, where Murray had broken down, microphone in hand, after losing a lead and the final to Roger Federer last year.
BAN's team followed 37 of them to Hong Kong, where it found workers breaking down electronics by hand in informal junkyards.
Afful's strike came in the 21st minute of the game - the Ghanaian broke down the right hand side, cut infield and fired a powerful shot past Wydad's young keeper Yassine Bounou.
But they were caught out just before the interval as David Lopez Moreno broke down the right hand side and former Swansea player Orlandi flicked his cross in from close range to give the visitors an unexpected interval lead.
