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But the site had been contaminated by heavy metals over its long history, the mayor said, and since Bulova's departure it has crumbled and decayed.
In the last two games, it has crumbled, particularly against Tennessee.
But it has crumbled under a ferociously negative advertising campaign, and the launch of a similarly aimed competitor from the Kremlin in the form of Unity.
To be fair, "Kiss Me Kate," the M-G-M musical with Kathryn Grayson and Howard Keel, was a 3-D hit, though mainly for the Cole Porter songs, like "Always True to You in My Fashion" and "Too Darn Hot," which existed long before the movie did and will resound after it has crumbled into dust.
Took them a while to realise it had crumbled.
"It's as if a long-held doctrine at Toyota — that it doesn't shut down factories and it doesn't fire workers — has crumbled," said Tatsuo Yoshida, a Tokyo-based auto analyst at UBS. "Some would say this is a new era for Toyota," Mr. Yoshida said.
There hasn't been enough focus on the human society, other than the soldiers and the intellectuals, so seeing how much society has crumbled made it clear just how high the stakes are.
In the past few months its hegemony over the longest form of the game, the five-day test, has crumbled as it lost the Ashes against England and fell from the top of the world rankings.
"It's as if a long-held doctrine at Toyota -- that it doesn't shut down factories and it doesn't fire workers -- has crumbled," said Tatsuo Yoshida, an auto analyst at UBS in Tokyo.
Yet its support in Scotland has crumbled.
