Places like the section of Corona, Queens, behind Shea Stadium (which, in aerial photos, has the dazzling, eerie look of a virus seen under a color microscope: a giant, garish mass of scrap metal slowly colonizing the entire borough).
Plastics were the second largest component in waste from electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), and approximately 30% of the mass electronic scrap consists of plastics [7, 8, 9].
Mr Corbyn opposes the £100bn renewal of Britain's Trident nuclear system and campaigns across the world for the scrapping of weapons of mass destruction.
And when Beck Bennett as Vice President-elect Mike Pence dropped by, Baldwin commented on his eventful evening watching the "Hamilton" musical on Friday ― before backtracking on major issues such as the mass deportation of undocumented immigrants and the scrapping of Obamacare.
Her work – with its tapestry of surreal sight gags and scraps of dialogue, its mass synchronised set-pieces, its concern with extremes of pleasure and pain, the epic stage settings that appear to bring the outdoors in – has the scale of grand opera and the dream-quality of Fellini's films.
Transport Scrapping of HS2 project.
The scrapping of ID cards.
Especially impressive: a sticky mass of colorful Froot Loops and a scrap of two-by-four, both expanded to the size of large doors.
Under a sapping Georgia sun, Tammia Bartlett, a volunteer tour guide in a turquoise polo shirt, led a small group of visitors today toward a mass of dilapidated shacks made of rusty tin and scrap wood.
Instead of tearing the rubber to shreds, it produced enough friction to weld the scraps of rubber into a coherent mass that could be applied in further manufacture.
