Because phones have grown bigger and more tablet-like, eroding the usefulness of tablets.
The first few stalks are only touched with gold, like eroded relics, but the next are more gold than straw, and, soon enough, the wheel is spitting out strand upon strand of pure golden straw, not the hard yellow of some gold but a yellow suffused with pink, ever so slightly incandescent in the torch-lit room.
And, at the very top of that list, above the budget cuts, extortionate big-name fees, mafia-like factions eroding anything resembling real-world accessibility and inclusion, is the sexism.
Some don't like the idea of eroding the institution of the Senate, which, unlike the House, specifically has rules like this to require bipartisanship and consensus.
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Jindal, a practicing Catholic raised by Hindu parents, accused President Barack Obama and "a group of like-minded elites" of eroding the rights of religious Americans by burdening devout businesses with anti-discriminatory same-sex marriage laws and federally mandated health insurance coverage.
"Reach Ruin" is an anagram of "hurricane".The sculptures on the eighth floor stand as a reflection of the aftermath of the hurricane: 11 jagged columns constructed from white drywall and pale green shattered glass look like an eroding forest.
