Like Steptoe and Son or Richie and Eddie in Bottom, they are fated to be trapped in a life of destructive and dysfunctional co-dependence forever.
This action would open up some of our most productive farmlands to a ravenous and destructive industry, and lock Australia into decades of dependence on fossil fuel energy when renewable energy is cheaper and more effective than ever.
Fig. 1 Compositional dependences of energetic χ-criterion describing destructive clustering of MNP (Cu, Au, and Ag) in As x S(Se 100-x (top) and Ge x Se 100-x-x glasses (botopm).
Finding and communing with God is why we give up dependence on certain (less-than-healthy) foods, destructive thoughts and harmful actions -- and try to spend a period of time in silence and prayer, not just at Lent, but allowing for a little time of peace every day.
His early plays, Murder Hope of Women (1909), Sphinx and Strawman (1911), and The Burning Bush (1913), seem to take Strindberg's painful depictions of the destructive relationships between the sexes and liberate them from any dependence on articulate speech.
While the standard explanation of the flash crash is an order that was too big for the market to handle, it had seemed inevitable that Chaos Theory and the nonlinear implications of sensitive dependence on initial conditions would lead to a destructive positive feedback loop.
They propound the myth of inevitability because they know that few of us would actually choose more waste, and eternal dependence on coal, oil, and gas extracted in ever-more risky and destructive ways.
"Dependence [on welfare]," said FDR in 1935, "induces a spiritual and moral disintegration fundamentally destructive to the national fiber.
The dependence of leakage currents on polarization direction points out to the possibility of a non-destructive read-out route in ferroelectric films much thicker than tunnel junctions.
