"The reason I wanted it out now is, it addresses big issues that are not being addressed in this campaign: the massive and growing deficit, the disintegration of the culture and a Wilsonian foreign policy that means war ad infinitum," he said.
But Obama's so-say inspirational Cairo performance turned out to be the prelude not to transformational progress, but to regional disintegration and growing American detachment.
The future of Caspian beluga sturgeon, a bony fish whose armor-plated body can grow as long as 15 feet and weigh more than a ton, has been the subject of growing concern since the disintegration of the Soviet Union and the ensuing competition among the fishermen of Azerbaijan, Russia and Kazakhstan for primacy in sturgeon harvesting in the Caspian Sea.
First-principles based models of particle morphogenesis can be employed to avoid unwanted phenomena in industrial reactors, e.g., the disintegration of growing polymer particles into fines or the fouling of particles at reactor walls.
Applications that utilize nonlinear waves with developed shocks are of growing interest, for example, for mechanical disintegration as well as for accelerated thermal ablation oftissue.
Hence, Diane is the personification of dissatisfaction, painfully illustrated when she is unable to climax while masturbating, in a scene that indicates "through blurred, jerky, point of view shots of the stony wall not only her tears and humiliation but the disintegration of her fantasy and her growing desire for revenge".
The gradual disintegration of state control and people's growing awareness of the outside world - through illicitly consumed media or working overseas – has made the regime vulnerable.
When we are young, we start by being very integrated and we stay integrated internally, and although growing, no energy is wasted on dealing with internal disintegration.
Silvio Berlusconi's PDL (People of Freedom) party, already on the verge of disintegration thanks to dismal poll ratings and a growing split between pro and anti-Berlusconi factions, suffered a humiliating defeat.
Thorbjorn Jagland, the chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, acknowledged as much in a news conference: "We want to remind us all what can happen if disintegration starts and if we let extremism and nationalism start growing again in Europe".
