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Yet despite the revolutions in Eastern Europe in 1989, hardly anyone in the summer of 1991 predicted that the U.S.S.R. itself would fall apart by the end of the year.

The rest contains the underpopulated mountain range on the Virginia border and the "metro valley" of the capital, Charleston.Because the Democratic parts of the state are in steep decline, reckons Mr Stirewalt, the party machine, with its base in the southern coal fields, could fall apart by the next census in 2010.

"I don't think we'll fall apart, by any means — this will be a test of character, a test of will," Terrell Owens said, suddenly a cool-headed leader, which is good news for the Cowboys, given the potential alternative, but bad news if that's what it has come to for a team that might be ready to implode.

Mines don't fall apart by accident.

A tenuous agreement on a bailout plan for Wall Street that had been reached Thursday morning was threatening to fall apart by the time evening had arrived.

Hit by the Conservative government's withdrawal of grant funding, spiralling debts and arguments over representation, the LLGC's vision for a harmonious community began to fall apart by the early 90s.

But it, too, had fallen apart by the end of the decade.

"I see that whole process falling apart by next summer," he said.

Indeed, without the I.M.F.'s money and advice, the euro zone might have fallen apart by now.

But here's where that plan fell apart: by focusing on what I'd lost, I'd lost sight of what my daughter had.

This cabal, never very unified in its members' aims and sympathies, fell apart by 1672; Shaftesbury even became one of Charles II's fiercest opponents.