In the age of social media, it turns out, breaking up is especially hard to do.
"We are seeing tremendous momentum, large numbers of people turning out, breaking records," Mrs. Clinton said here in Pembroke Pines before cutting her remarks short when torrential afternoon rain began falling on the racially mixed crowd.
As if to prove their point, a 74-year-old man arrives who it turns out broke his left femur three months earlier – the X-ray shows a big chunk of the bone hanging off – but had only now sought treatment, despite having been in considerable pain during that time.
Serena discovers that Professor Canning (who, it turns out, broke off their affair only because he knew he was dying from cancer) was in fact a Soviet spy, and she was recruited because the agency wanted to keep tabs on Canning.
Without such help, Iacocca claimed, the burden of reëquipping the industry would break Chrysler, and maybe it would turn out to break Ford.
Even the toaster, it turns out, is broken.
Some turn out to have broken the law, keeping their assets out of state bonds.
"Turns out, it broke several federal laws," she laughs.
Getting serious, it turned out, meant breaking for four minutes of commercials.
(As it turned out, they broke up before Valentine's Day).
As it turned out, Rivera broke his kneecap running into a parked maintenance truck during a pregame drill after two games.
