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So you could have a beginning of a disintegration that would have the most profound influences".
"But it's the way you get to that disintegration that is so captivating.
Part of the process of mental disintegration that characterises those illnesses is the experience of partial or total alienation.
In prose becoming steadily more queasy and disorientating, we witness a disintegration that is also a disinheritance.
The disintegration that followed has left him with much to do, but defensive organisation has always been his forte.
The question becomes, if we are unable to escape the cultural disintegration that is gripping society, then what hope can we have?
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Average integrated activity, i.e. the total number of disintegrations that occur from the time of tracer administration (zero) to (theoretically) infinity, or the mean residence time (ratio of integrated activity to injected activity), can be derived from healthy volunteer studies, or from a number of examinations in patients [5].
This holds true for the hydrodynamics in the disintegration tester that generates Reynolds numbers dissimilar to the reported in vivo situation.
The worst thing about this social disintegration is that it's permanent.
If the clerical system cannot be reformed, their minds will turn to the disintegration of that system.
In The Leftovers, we are not simply witnessing one person's disintegration, but that of an entire community.
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