The mind-set cannot be outflanked or overturned, because it routinely performs those operations on itself.
"Broken, settled, spread, shifted, or overturned rails account for about 50% of the equipment related derailments".
Big white plastic fingernails lie like shields or overturned turtles on a sheet of sandpaper.
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Questions he dislikes, such as whether he believes in aliens, or his friendship with Gore, can prompt walkouts or overturned furniture.
The thief must have scaled a chain-link fence behind a building on Coney Island's Surf Avenue, near a faded sign that read "Shishkebab," and climbed atop boxes or overturned trash cans to get onto the roof.
— SARAH LYALL 4. Tapas in Madrid The visitor who happens upon Madrid's Cava Baja on a weekend evening could be forgiven for thinking a public celebration of the sort that accompanies World Cup championships or overturned dictatorships was under way.
Some can fail to even follow the procedures set out in their own regulations and by the time such improper decisions are reviewed or overturned students have suffered significantly.
The best spot is probably right outside the gate leading to the news media center, where a half-dozen or so traders squat on camp stools or overturned buckets, their wares laid out before them.
Between 1998 and 2002, the courts rejected private condemnations or overturned designations of blight (which can lead to condemnations) in 40% of the cases they reviewed, the Institute of Justice found.
At the non-complete extraction stage, the periodic pressure from the main roof is mainly caused by the combination impact or individual impact from the broken cantilever beam roof in the irregular caving zone, and the broken or overturned overlying beam roof fixed at the two ends.
