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Its members usually worry about bullets and bombs, not wreckage and recovery.
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They are right that Collins, who turns 35 next month, is no compelling asset for any team that does not have wreckage.
— Inside many golf fans there lurks a bit of Nascar attitude, which enjoys the occasional spinout and fender-crumple, if not outright wreckage.
What shows in Roston's book, as in the world at large, are the success stories, not the wreckage — the aspiring filmmakers who remained video clerks too long, people with artistic temperament who petrified themselves in autodidactic movie scholarship and stifled or spoiled their most original impulses.
I don't like wreckage, rubbernecking, or even commotion.
He added: "It's been difficult because we haven't found wreckage".
If we don't find wreckage, we stop, we regroup, we reconsider".
He meant collisions that don't leave wreckages in someone's rearview mirror.
And yet, when Paris opened its eyes this morning, the sun glittered as if to order, and, of the night's wreckage, not a shard remained.
It's not just the wreckage of mining communities, but the entire political and economic direction has been shaped by the fallout from that convulsive dispute.
But analysts say the country's long-term prospects will be hobbled if Indonesia does not clear the wreckage out of the financial system.
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