His father's memories turned out to be episodic and contradictory, a dynamic reflected in drawings that the artist is simultaneously executing and obliterating through the run of the show.
The unblocked dynamization of the DHS obliterated this gap through slight medialization of the distal fragment [10] (Fig. 2a d).
As a result of these factors the Solutrean (European originating) Native Americans were either partly absorbed by the newcomers or were substantially obliterated by them either physically or through competition for resources.
All dust and debris is obliterated as the air surges through these powerful whips, it is then forced into the vacuum and sent to our truck mounted collection system.
Without ever running the 10-kilometer course through Central Park, Leghzaoui, 25, obliterated her competition and the world road record in a 30-minute-29-second 30-minute-29-second 30-minute-29-second 30-minute-29-second
Then about 1,100 years ago several dacitic domes, the Chaos Crags, protruded through these cones and obliterated all but half of the southernmost cone.
"They thought it was disgusting to go through the procedure without their consciousness obliterated," she said.
The "benefit of the doubt" that brings people towards consensus through cooperation, collaboration and compromise is obliterated.
Looking back from Ann to her mother, he saw — an optical illusion, it felt like, some kind of trick — the girl's face and the woman's at the same time, Betsy at 19, the annihilating work of time, some furious sandstorm blowing through and obliterating everything in its path.
Pron's narrator, living abroad and having obliterated his memory with drugs, returns to Argentina and, through reading his father's news articles about a disappearance case in his hometown, begins thinking more deeply about the dirty war.
