He said superfluously that Muriel's was "a place where we came to dissolve our inhibitions," and his were very solvent.
Exactly how it came to dissolve in the groundwater is a matter of debate, but the prevailing theory is that it was a natural process.
He came to dissolve his marriage three years ago, and he has stayed on, having grown comfortable with both the isolation and the transient friendships he forms with the other residents.
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She believes that the time has come to change, dissolve, or abolish the Islamic courts.
And now it will take a while until they digest the fact that the object of their love has dissolved in air, to come to terms with the fact that they are not treated any better than, say, France, or China, or even Russia.
They claim that time has come, if not to dissolve, then at least to embed genetics in development and even development in reproduction as James Griesemer suggests (Griesemer 2000)—and thus to pick up the thread where Kühn and others left it more than half a century ago.
"In 1832, when they were going through the Reform Bill, there was an occasion when it was thought necessary that the King might have to come in person to dissolve Parliament… I hope it will not be necessary for Her Majesty's stay at Sandringham for her in person to prorogue Parliament," he said.
But now all that comes to an end – dissolved, just as young army officers might have promised to dissolve their junta after a coup.
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