Eric's temporality begins to unravel, events from the near future seeping into the present. |
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Earlier this year, it had sat for weeks to unravel the riddle of the sinking. |
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It threatens to unravel a deal over the long-running pay dispute which led to an all-out strike. |
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One agency attempting to unravel the tangle is the U.S. Department of Agriculture. |
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In that moment, my cousin's image began to unravel all at once, like an unclenched ball of yarn. |
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As masquerades start to unravel and tanks roll into town Charlotte is forced to decide whose safety matters most. |
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Globular proteins partly unravel and become tangled, causing them to solidify, as when egg white sets. |
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I really thought we'd be able to use the Power of Fashion to unravel the Gordian Knot of human sexuality in this column. |
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However, the combination of metabolomics and transcriptomics will describe and unravel complex biological system relations. |
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His words were entirely unfunny and made perfect sense, though because of their condition they could not unravel what they actually meant. |
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David Newble attempts to unravel the mysteries behind local government finance. |
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It is, I think, true to say that many practising accountants no longer try to unravel the mysteries of the legislation by reading its provisions. |
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Then they open their eyes, and attempt to unravel the knot they've made, without unjoining their hands. |
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Howard was still sitting on his pallet, head halfway between his knees, trying to unravel a knot in the lace of his right boot. |
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Then, when the toe goes, you can just unravel the stitches from the end and re-knit the cap exactly as in your original pattern. |
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How selfish he must think I am, she thought irascibly, tugging her long slender fingers through her hair to unravel the lacquered knots. |
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He had to unravel the umbilical cord from round Niamh's neck, but the delivery was otherwise straightforward. |
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When the trail leads to a young man and his pregnant wife, things unravel like a thread in a cheap garment. |
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I had to unravel a logic puzzle, really, which was an interesting take on that, and a credit to John's ingenuity. |
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Some of the rewards of this novel lie in trying to unravel the puzzles Murakami sets the reader. |
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I had first assumed that I must see them in the light of previous work in order to unravel the mystery, explain them. |
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They must not only unravel the problems of their own lives, they must untangle the mystery of his death. |
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Carefully I looked at his messy untidy desk, and tried to unravel bits of paper around to see if I could find anything. |
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The quickest way to notify ne'er-do-wells that you're a stupid tourist is to unravel a sail-sized map right in the middle of 42nd and Broadway. |
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The four-ply seams won't tear or unravel, and the soft but tough 1-inch tie-downs won't put dings or scratches on your boat's hull. |
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When the script begins to reveal the whys and hows of the stalker's origin, things start to unravel. |
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There are lives that unravel completely, with only a cameraman and a sound engineer as witnesses. |
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Detailed computer print outs eliminate the need to unravel blurred handwriting. |
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The whole process is a complicated cascade of events that Sheen and her colleagues are continuing to unravel. |
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Just five years after the triumphant New York to Paris flight, his storybook life began to unravel when his infant son was kidnapped. |
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That leaves county schools in dire straits, with many already having to unravel established teaching practices. |
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Using archive sources and oral history interviews, Professor Chamberlain will unravel their amazing stories. |
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When Hitler was appointed chancellor in January 1933, Klemperer's world began to unravel. |
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As the nation's overburdened and underfunded emergency rooms are pushed to the brink, our medical safety net is starting to unravel. |
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Only at the end, when the director employs a cheat to offer one final plot twist, do things start to unravel. |
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But before he can confront that fact, he must first unravel a labyrinthine mystery that leads to a ring of high-powered gay pederasts. |
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An important aspect of palaeobotanical research is to unravel the palaeoecology of plant fossils to use the results in reconstructing ecosystems. |
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His carefully ordered routine only begins to unravel when he makes the mistake of surrendering to a very human emotion. |
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The schoolboy wizard and his chums have to unravel the mystery of Sirius Black's escape from the infamous prison of Azkaban. |
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Dialogue was hailed the master key to unravel the mystery and considered a stairway to a higher level of ideality. |
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Watching him unravel over the course of his story becomes a horrendous and yet comfortingly human experience. |
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Such a confined analysis will not help to unravel the response of a whole system, or to describe the complex network. |
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The first half of the play did not unravel or rise above the complexities of the plotting and infighting of the Plantagenets. |
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She's acceptable in the early scenes when her character is firmly in command, but once things start to unravel she appears lost at sea. |
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This model works in the first half but it does unravel into messy pretentiousness towards the end. |
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By the 13th century the pattern was beginning to unravel as more and more villeins obtained their freedom and became copyholders. |
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The strategy was, however, beginning to unravel as demand for corrugated materials slumped in the past two years. |
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Henry benefitted from several fortuitous breaks of the ball, but took full advantage as King's game began to unravel. |
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If he funks this one then his government will unravel and we will be back to John Major, the Exchange Rate Mechanism and Maastricht. |
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He won the Nobel, discovered the double helix, and helped unravel our genetic code. |
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This week she will travel to the Isle of Arran, then to Argyll and finally the glens of Strathspey in a bid to unravel the mystery. |
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A law banning religious hatred will begin to unravel the delicate balances on which freedom and democracy depend. |
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In the first half of the novel, Kilroy creates the enigma, which she proceeds to unravel in the second half. |
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Punters can also run a sweepstake with their own special online kit, learn the jargon of racecards or unravel the mysteries of the tic-tac man. |
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Numerous radiometric age determinations are now available to help unravel the evolution of the East Greenland Caledonide orogen. |
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An hour out in the wuthering wind and rain and sunshine would soon unravel any problems I had with writing. |
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The yoke was fastened to the pole with a complex of knots so thoroughly tangled that it was impossible to unravel. |
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Chamomile was used throughout history as a stress antidote to unravel nerves and irritability. |
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Napoleon has with him scholars, including antiquarians and linguists, whose job it is to unravel the mysteries of ancient Egypt. |
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Has it been any help to investigators as they try to unravel his machinations by marching down the paper trail? |
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Whether he incited an angry Internet troll in a chatroom debate is another thread the police are keen to unravel. |
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Police warning Sinn Fein warned the government yesterday that a crisis was looming over the policing of Northern Ireland which may unravel the peace process. |
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It could be the fear of the unknown that causes us to hesitate, but only by turning the key and venturing through will we unravel the mystery that lies within. |
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First, the synthetic systems can serve as a basis to understand the workings of natural systems, which are usually much more complicated and difficult to unravel. |
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The fear has always been that some of this work could unravel in minutes if old secrets were dredged up in the witness box about the breakdown of the Royal marriage. |
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A sensual adventure that had begun at the Royal Bush and found its final resting place behind the Kings Cross railway depot was starting to unravel. |
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A split end occurs when the protective cuticle is worn away on the tip of a strand, allowing the fibers of the cortex to unravel and the hair to split lengthwise. |
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There was no complexity, no thread to unravel, just flat ink. |
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I just hope the knots don't unravel and create a Swiss cheese styling. |
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Sighing in relief, the audience perks up to watch this knot unravel. |
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It's a feud that's much too tangled to unravel in an op-ed piece. |
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I walked over towards the windows and started to unravel the gold tasseled ropes so that the curtain would prevent any light from shining through. |
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That his effort is in vain can be inferred from the strands of gold thread that unravel from the bride's veil, sewn across the paper in large deliberate stitches. |
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Kathakali's life lies in suggestions, which demands that the audience work on what they see and unravel the complicated modes of expression and enjoy it. |
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Yet the distinction between good, bad, and likeable remains one of the most difficult mysteries to unravel. |
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In The Dark Lady, Richard North Patterson does a fantastic job of creating a multi-layered story that his protagonist must unravel a thread at a time. |
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As with every truly well written story, it seems a shame to unravel all of the threads and to foreshadow all of the genuinely surprising twists in the plot. |
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A team of auditors are currently going through the college books in a bid to unravel the complicated dealings of a network of companies set up by former principal David Eade. |
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Coordinating your two hands on the two controls takes some practice, but the slower the shutter speed, the more time you have to unravel the logistics. |
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Intense diplomacy in the last few days resolved a number of late snags that threatened to unravel the agreement. |
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Edith is an unlucky person, and when good things happen they so often seem to unravel. |
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If you want to unravel the mystery of why your nonstructural concrete cracked, your best option is to consult your competent, friendly petrographer. |
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With a little luck, it will eventually unravel the whole puzzle. |
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Together they unravel and expose the island's medicine woman who delves into the dark secrets of obeah, an ancient mystical practice similar to voodoo. |
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News of her pregnancy unites them again after the marriage seemed to be over, but a later tragedy shatters his confidence, and his world begins to unravel. |
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Here, we aim to unravel the structural and mechanistic bases for the dynamic assembly of RNAPII CTD with its processing factors. |
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With this clew, let us endeavour to unravel this character of Herod as here given. |
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He warned of the risk that agreement would unravel because there was insufficient time to consider technical issues. |
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This was not just a personal blow for John, but threatened to unravel the widespread Angevin alliances across the far south of France. |
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Holmes's powers unravel the mystery, and lay bare what villainies there are to be exposed. |
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Joan H. Geismar is trying to unravel the mystery of old stone walls in the subbasement of Federal Hall National Memorial on Wall Street. |
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Encounter the Dark Elven settlers of Raven Rockland the native Skaal, as you unravel the mystery of a Dragonborn's return. |
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Funny how everything around you can unravel so quickly, unstitching the fabric of all you know, or rather of everything you thought you knew. |
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His frequent absences from home caused his marriage to unravel. |
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Although Schwend was initially released, his life began to unravel. |
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Wild expansion would make all matter unravel at the atomic level as spacetime itself disappears. |
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With the help of Hutch's street-savvy informant Huggy Bear, the two begin to unravel the mysterious murder case. |
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It all began to unravel for Foulk in the studious quiet of Kearns' office. |
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She knotted her brow in concentration while attempting to unravel the tangled strands. |
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Mansell's return was helped by Bernie Ecclestone helping unravel his contracts in the United States. |
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The proposed agreement soon began to unravel amid claims from some loyalists that it was too generous towards the rebels, particularly the clergy who had joined the rebellion. |
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Mother couldn't unravel the ball of wool after the cat had played with it. |
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Stop playing with the seam of the tablecloth! You'll unravel it. |
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He tries to 'treat its subject historically', to unravel the mystery in which the great philosopher of subjectivity, and later hero of existentialists, shrouded his own life. |
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The phylogeny of Accipitriformes is complex and difficult to unravel. |
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Mustafa Khammash thinks so, and he may have delivered the first blow by developing a model to help unravel the mystery of milk fever in dairy cows. |
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Theoderic's achievements began to unravel even before his death. |
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The EFA is committed to supporting research that will help unravel the mysteries behind this most devious and debilitating disease and, ultimately, enable us to find a cure. |
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Yet surely a pile of stewed tea leaves, a haunted look, plus a smouldering joss stick, couldn't and wouldn't unravel the mysteries of the universe. |
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I waited for him to take it up, to unravel once again his tale of plotting statesmen and deluded public, his great joke, his private toe hold on the world. |
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The unhemmed skirt would soon unravel, but it would last long enough. |
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