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Reluctant to pile disruption on disruption, I'd previously stayed quiet about my identity, answering his questions only as they infrequently arose.
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Technological disruption is minimal.
Even in the 1970s, an era painted with a broadly ignorant brush as one of constant industrial disruption and corpses piled high in the streets, life was fairly pleasant.
Prepare for disruption of services.
The strike is the latest in months of industrial action that has led to severe air and rail disruption, fuel shortages and piles of uncollected rubbish on the streets of the capital.
Google Now knows when there's a disruption to your train's service or a pile-up on the highway you take to work, and tells you to leave a bit earlier that day.
Some other mishaps occurred during the construction process, including disruption of telephone service in Lower Manhattan when telephone cables were crushed by pile drivers.
"A manmade space over time with very little manmade disruption brings about things you'd never expect; trees growing out of piles of documents, books being repurposed as beehives, newspapers from the 30's, that kind of stuff.
Newcastle's welcome disruption of the natural order is likely to unravel after Christmas as the fixture pile-up takes its toll on the smallest squad in the current top seven.
Not disruption.
Some disruption.
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