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An Augustinian priory (1182) was dissolved there in 1538 and is now in ruins.

When parliament was dissolved there were 88 bills that were yet to receive a vote on the Senate floor.

What Mr. Ruddy proposed was not a cop-out, exactly, but rather a lot of tricky camerawork — a flashback here, a match-dissolve there, a dolly-back and a pan — so the audience couldn't be entirely certain what had happened.

What are the implications: From 2008-2012, the NGO has recorded nearly 600 attacks on journalists, but if the NGO is dissolved there will be no other NGOs in the country to monitor freedom of expression.

Under the physiological conditions in CSF, the considerable amount of oxygen is dissolved there and a natural consumption of glucose is continuously supplied from blood.

He cannot come back, the army is dissolved, there are parties everywhere".

But if the New Deal coalition has dissolved, there is a persistent desire to revive it — and to modernize it — especially among those who feel estranged from the Party's national leadership.

On his somewhat sleepy website (which unpromisingly informs visitors he is not currently an MP since "as parliament has been dissolved" there are no MPs "until after the election on 7th May 2015"), a love of jazz – Hopkins honked a sax "semi-professionally" back in the pre-Beatles era – is the sole personal interest or CV item relevant to either culture, media or sport.

It argues that once the union is dissolved, there is no reason for the court to allow antitrust violations to continue, that the court has exclusive jurisdiction to decide the applicability of antitrust law and that the right of workers not to unionize is absolute and is not akin — as the league's brief had said of the union's decertification — to "turning off a light switch".

"As the keiretsu [Japanese business groups] dissolve, there'll be opportunities".

When boundaries and separation dissolve, there can be no question of hierarchy or domination.