This simultaneous 'speeding up' and 'dehistoricization' of the passage of time is paralleled by an array of contradictory urban conditions (ie. urban shrinkage, postindustrial ruination, informalization, 'ephemeral urbanism,' museumification etc).
Mr. Klebold kept a more traditional journal for two years, spewing a wild array of contradictory teen angst and deep depression, grappling seriously with suicide from the very first page.
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However, its danger lies in its discretion: Take it for more than five consecutive days, and you could develop a dependency, and withdrawal from valium can give you an array of contradictory symptoms, like heightened anxiety and irritability.
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Although a few of the inter-probe variations were relatively large, there were no contradictory results among different probes and arrays, confirming that both inter-array and inter-probe variations were minimal.
Historians, urban planners and Times Square promoters offer an array of predictions, many contradictory.
Stretching across the five boroughs, spanning the spectrum of political philosophy and social class, New York City's Jews cast ballots in disproportionately large numbers, driven by an array of overlapping, sometimes contradictory motives.
This article surveys key patterns in the adoption of digital platforms across Europe, and finds, based on an array of quantitative metrics, apparently contradictory trends.
His two male dancers — Kirven James Boyd, Samuel Lee Roberts, both powerful and expert — were caught in the same diagonal of light as the eight dancers of "Episodes": same catwalk idea, similar array of isolated and self-contradictory stunts.
