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- Verdict on Terry's defence at the FA's hearing "Football sometimes appears to cocoon itself from the real world".

As Marc Reisner points out in his brilliant book Cadillac Desert, California has for centuries cocooned itself in a fool's paradise mentality.

Analysts even have a word for it–"cocooning".

It cocooned all the organs in his abdomen.

Throughout the conflict, the use of social media has made it easier for each side to cocoon itself.

It has lost its mooring in reality, gone too far in cocooning itself in a fictional narrative of malign threats from without and ungrateful plots from within.

So, the proteinaceous coating may have evolved initially as an anti-predator structure, but now in the new environment, it takes on the additional role of protecting the eggs from desiccation without any changes to the cocoon itself.

They write that "feminism is, and to an extent always has been, a white, middle class movement", which must be resuscitated from the "dust and the stuffiness" it has been cocooned within by reinventing itself.

Keep using these steps rapidly and later on, it will go into its cocoon.

I'm sure it would rather stay in its cocoon.

As the crew haul it in, the net's green mesh curls over itself, cocooning millions of krill.