While 101 Spring is not quite as much of a reliquary, there have been discussions about how to respond to the potential disintegration of period pencil erasers.
The cables sketched life almost 20 years after the Soviet Union's disintegration, a period, as the cables noted, when Mr. Medvedev, the prime minister's understudy, is the lesser part of a strange "tandemocracy" and "plays Robin to Putin's Batman".
"The EU may face a long period of disintegration, instability and rebranding.
Once it vanished from the scene, the European common currency area would either be redesigned or it would enter a long, painful period of disintegration.
This period of disintegration was crystallized with the decline of many of the country's remaining institutions, and in 1987 the collapse of the Lebanese pound which had demonstrated a surprising resiliency throughout the first 10 years of the war led to a period of profound economic hardship and inflation.
He had a business insight so powerful that it would transform Enron into the world's leading company, period: the "disintegration" of the traditional corporation.Mr Skilling believed that deregulation and market forces would force traditional, asset-heavy companies to break up into thousands of niche players.
This period of disintegration which feature interviews with members of the Clash is the subject matter of Danny Garcia's book and film, The Rise and Fall of the Clash.
There is evidence that there was also market disintegration (or deglobalisation) in periods as varied as the Dark Ages, the seventeenth century, and the interwar period in the twentieth.
If he succeeds, then Northern Ireland's devolved government will probably resume business next week.If he fails, then unionism is set for a period of further disintegration.
It also differentiated him from many of the other great Modernist poets of the period, for whom disintegration or chaos represented a more seductive aesthetic.
