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The Times seeks to explode the bonds of trust painstakingly built in schools across the city and to challenge the esteem teachers hold in many communities.

And he impressed as himself in Seduced and Abandoned, a documentary shot at the festival the previous year and seeking to explode myths surrounding the movie business.

"Night Ripper" arrived at a time when mashups were fashionable, and so it was classed with them, but it had as much in common with John Oswald's "plunderphonics," which sought to explode ideas of pop-music ownership by recombining familiar songs into unfamiliar compositions.

It designed a bomb that a Nigerian man sought to explode in his underwear on a Detroit-bound flight in 2009, and concealed explosives aboard four cargo planes headed to the U.S. in 2010.

"We are at the end of a terrific season for CBS," said Moonves, who once again sought to explode what he called the myth that the network is a destination for gray-haired viewers.

On Wednesday, intelligence officials received a tip that three terrorists, two of them perhaps U.S. citizens, might seek to explode a bomb in Washington or New York to mar Sunday's commemoration services.

The arcane issue of network management, and the free speech and competition issues it raises, has taken on broader political importance as operators have increasingly micromanaged the flow of data, favoring some users over others as they have sought to handle exploding levels of traffic or deliver premium broadband service at guaranteed speeds to heavy users and businesses.

An even more sensitive global ear is emerging as the world's nations try to monitor the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, a tentative accord that seeks to end the exploding of nuclear arms and to police compliance.

Instead, Washington should adopt a realistic, albeit distasteful, strategy that seeks to steadily defuse the conflict rather than watch it explode in everyone's face.

Madonna seeks to shock.

Tens of thousands of transit and energy workers, teachers and civil servants took to the streets on Tuesday, continuing waves of social unrest across Europe in recent months, with protesters in Spain, Belgium, Greece and Ireland voicing their anger as governments seek to rein in exploding deficits that threaten to undermine their sovereign credit ratings, exacerbating national budget woes.