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You can easily tear down the old building and do new construction!
It couldn't have been this hard for a recipient on the other end: curiosity, the anticipation of receiving anything whole and undamaged amid a landscape of destruction, must easily tear through all that tape.
When picking gorse or rose petals I'd recommend gloves and a sturdy box to put the petals in, plastic bags should be ruled out as they will easily tear throwing your mornings work in among the impenetrable layer of thick spikes.
Wright had a friend, William Walsh, who developed a pizza box in 2003 with a clever series of perforations that allow it to easily tear apart into four serving trays and a sturdy storage container.
"If a star came anywhere close to this pair, it would easily tear them apart," says astronomer Kevin Luhman of the Harvard-Smithsonian Cambridge, Massachusettsin Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Large area graphene sheets transferred onto a substrate of array-patterned 3D-electrodes easily tear into pieces due to the strain gradients induced by the step heights of the electrode patterns, and each torn graphene piece takes its position between individual electroplated Cu-microgap electrode pairs.
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Canvas, however, will deteriorate with age and acidic conditions and may be easily torn.
Some practical solutions eased the way: one-piece, zip-down outfits masquerading as separates, wraparound dresses easily torn off.
Unlike other tapes, the fabric backing gives duct tape strength yet allows it to be easily torn.
The contracts may be designed in a way that means they cannot easily be torn up; they can be easily torn up; or they can be grudgingly allowed to proceed for two years before cancellation by a Conservative government.
These belong to criminals, he said, and the structures were easily torn apart with a few tools and strong hands and then set on fire.
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