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Mr. Mike wandered by, his eye caught by a book on deconstruction on Mr. Rawlins's shelf.

William Safire's rejoinder to Stephen Sondheim's letter hardly qualified as deconstruction (On Language: "Back to My Roots," May 24).

The Liar's Tale knows where it is going, and its terminus will be the baleful influence of structuralism and deconstruction on criticism and philosophy.

Students emerge from this course with proficiency in the logics of deconstruction and an understanding of the influence of deconstruction on feminist and queer theory.

An in vitro biomechanical study into the effect of rib deconstruction on the flexibility in ovine ribs, using three-point bending.

Perhaps it was a deconstruction on the very idea of virality itself: it's the Internet that has too many cooks, and all of us, together, with our sharing and repeated clever comments and urge to be the first to share what thousands of others have already shared, have spoiled the broth.

The "Onion News Network's" parody of talk show round tables, "In The Know", almost always offers a spot-on deconstruction of great moments in punditry.

Some of the roughly 2,000 Afghan troops stationed on the base sat in the shade under a tarp, patiently watching the deconstruction going on around them.

Starring, among others, Brad Pitt, Vin Diesel, Hugh Jackman, and Alexa Vega, this is a very on-point deconstruction of summer tent-pole trailers.

Nothing recalls Clinton's verbal circumlocutions half lecturing, half bullshitting, half pissed, half pleading like Romney's indefatigable, on-command deconstruction of outrageous claims such as Romney did things that have fixed meanings and Romney is one person in particular.

This study aims to evaluate the effects of recycled sand, derived from the deconstruction of buildings, on rheological, physical and mechanical properties of epoxy resin mortar (PM) as well on its durability against chloride ions diffusion.