The old vision of the UN as a relaxed and bloated bureaucracy has melted with years of American-enforced zero growth.
At temperatures above 530 K, some of the Pb has melted with no contribution to the observed integrated intensity, and the calculated rms displacement values are unphysical.
As quickly as they arrived six years ago, they have melted away, with many having returned to the south when the American bombing of Afghanistan began.
After Fukushima, more than 1% of the nuclear plants built in the world have melted down, with radiation released at Chernobyl alone responsible for the deaths of about 4,000 people.
Rabbi Blech quotes as readily from secular heroes as biblical ones: King David may have "melted away my couch with my tears," but it was Elizabeth Taylor who, after a robbery in her home, said, "I don't cry for things that don't cry for me," and it was the Beatles who noted that "all you need is love".
By the time you cut into the pancake, the stars will have melted and you will be left with the perfect chocolate decadence.
Densely layered, fragmented and with more than a nod to Dali's brand of surrealism (we have melting landscapes, with chocolate and cheese instead of watches, superimposed on to classical landscapes and studded with free-floating body parts), these are the kind of dreams you have when on a strict diet.
ANU vice chancellor Ian Young says his email has "melted down" with messages of support for the stance.
"If current trends continue in Afghanistan," Mr. Biden said on Friday, "we may soon find that our hard-won success on the battlefield has melted away with the winter snow..".
The snow has melted away, taking with it the squirrel's track and the arc of those wings and my own track up the hill and the burnished spots where the horses rolled in the snow.
