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Many experience a breakdown.
Robotics engineers frequently experience a breakdown in metaphor when they describe their work to the public.
By contrast, seven in 10 Land Rover owners will experience a breakdown in any given year, the survey said.
Elevated blood sugar levels can cause patients to become dehydrated, fatigued, and experience a breakdown of muscle tissue.
When, during the experiment, the connection between mouse movements and pointer movements on the screen is perturbed, the participants should experience a breakdown in their smooth coping and, consequently, experience the tool as unready-to-hand.
35 37 We thus hypothesised a posteriori that, following the collapse of the economic bubble, workers of higher occupational classes were more likely to experience a breakdown of social cohesion within companies, which could cancel out the potential positive benefits among them.
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"You get the same pattern of effects whether you're reading Kafka or experiencing a breakdown in your sense of identity," Proulx said.
So if you're experiencing a breakdown of any description, know that you're not alone, and that countless other people have gone through something similar.
As a jazz band played in a bar and TV screens showed Brody's historic return, Mathison's drunken gaze frenetically switched from one to the other, and it was unclear whether she was experiencing a breakdown or a breakthrough.
That object was tracked by Iranian ground radar, seen independently by the crew of a commercial airliner and pursued by the F4, which, according to the report, experienced a breakdown of their electronic communications devices when they neared the object.
The chemistry was there and the situation was very relatable too, as so many of us have experienced a breakdown of a great love.
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