The politician was considered a Russophobe because of his decision that Bulgaria break off relations with Russia. |
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It seems like every time I go climbing on a sandstone formation, I break off a handhold, yet I can't put a dent in this boulder. |
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Sometimes, the stresses are strong enough to break off chunks of the comet's nucleus. |
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Some the stems of the flowers seem too weak to support the flower, so they bend over and sometimes break off. |
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The cells would break off and could be seen floating in suspension in the tissue culture medium. |
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Her heart felt as if it was hanging onto a single strand of thread, able to break off and shatter into pieces any moment. |
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It was a stunning success, made better by the fact that we did not break off for food. |
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Today Sargassum reproduces asexually by vegetative budding of new shoots that eventually break off to form new plants. |
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Moose break off branches of poplar saplings and of red and striped maples to feed on the terminal buds and twigs. |
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There he was, hanging by one arm to a rock that looked ready to break off at any minute. |
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Dropping scissors can knock the blades out of alignment, break off tips and nick cutting edges. |
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The cerci of some diplurans are designed to break off near the base if they are mishandled. |
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Again, branchiae break off when the animal is fixed unless care is taken to relax the specimen first. |
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Actually I have not often found it necessary to break off a net acquaintanceship. |
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In some cases the use of chemical texturizers may cause color treated tresses to become brittle, spongy or break off. |
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I even break off some thick crusty white bread and mop up the excess olive oil. |
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Alternatively, dip a toothpick or sliver of wood in glue and break off the tip in the stripped hole, then reinstall the screw. |
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As the glacier reaches the lake, icebergs break off and slowly drift out to the sea. |
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A bit of the clot can break off and end up blocking a vessel in your lung, causing a pulmonary embolus. |
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I open the box of matzos and break off pieces to eat while we try to figure out the difference between regular cooking time and microwave time. |
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As the swarms subside, mated new queens break off their wings and seek underground cavities in which to begin new colonies while the males die. |
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Avie looked down at her tray and started to break off a piece of her cookie. |
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Cassette doors can break off, spring mechanisms inside cartridges can be dislodged, or the entire tape cabinet may break apart. |
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Myanmar's decision to break off negotiations had therefore been surprising and disappointing. |
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Both sides have had many opportunities to break off the peace process but despite mistakes, it continues. |
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However lucrative the project may be, they often break off talks if they feel they are being put under pressure. |
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Atherosclerosis causes strokes when pieces of fatty deposits lining the neck artery break off and lodge in the brain. |
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Because fangs may break off or grow behind old ones, some snakes may have one, three, or four fangs. |
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Buildups of fatty deposits in the aorta, the main artery leaving the heart, can touch off strokes if globs break off and drift to the brain. |
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The robust design of the head is particularly suitable for the application and will not break off under the strain of hammering as can be the case with ordinary clout nails. |
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Too often chips fly from steel chisels, or nailheads break off. |
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Before eating it, she proceeded to break off the outer sides, discarding them on the ground at her feet, notwithstanding the fact there was a litter bin nearby. |
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All that's left, is to break off a small piece to make a broth, and begin to eat once again. |
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The vehicles have sway bar links that can break off, especially in cold climates. |
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When work measures a total of 13 cm. from the armhole, break off and bind the yarn. |
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Every now and then, we'd break off into pairs for kumite, or sparring. |
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He'd be threatening to break off relations with Saudi Arabia until it acknowledges the humanity of women. |
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Tellingly, his characters break off from admiring the masterpieces in order to knock dead bluebottles out of the canopy overhead. |
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This would most likely cause the angle iron bar to deflect and break off at the connection to the elevator frame. |
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She saw a piece of it break off and a gout of flame shoot into the air. |
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Never use wire, wire rope, or flail blades, which can break off and become dangerous projectiles. |
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That means that we will continue the debate until Mrs Gröner and then break off. |
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But the fact that they are a minority does not mean they have the right to break off lands from a country. |
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We are disappointed that events there were used as an excuse to break off dialogue. |
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And each one would take a piece of bread they would got, break off a piece and make up a slice for me, so that I could survive. |
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The tropical downpour just didn't want to break off and I gave a short message, made an altar-call and also prayed for the sick. |
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Well-meaning friends encouraged Maria to break off the engagement and she wrestled with her own demons of doubt. |
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Ziegler recommends crimping to break the stems, but not to the point where the leaves and pods break off, then baling it without raking. |
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The bristles could break off or fall out on the grill and become lodged in the food. |
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You can unlink boxes by choosing the Unlink tool and clicking on the arrowhead of the box that you want to break off. |
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If you have noticed the old queen attempting to swarm, you can break off all the queen cells but one the next day. |
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With a catch and drive opportunity, Bees' maul stalled only for Matt Reeves to break off and steamroller Paul Unsell to score. |
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By 1811, however, tensions had increased and Alexander was under pressure from the Russian nobility to break off the alliance. |
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Leger's Indian support abandoned him, forcing him to break off the siege and return to Quebec. |
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Timothy Lynch, president of Teamsters Local 1205, which represents the workers, said the company tried to break off relations with the union three years ago. |
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So it was no surprise that the first thing the Sudanese government did on Sunday was to break off relations with Chad, which Sudanese officials accused of backing the rebels and trying to pull off a coup. |
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We shall not be able to do it overnight. If we were to break off relations with every country which violated human rights, we would no longer have links with about three-quarters of the world's governments. |
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We break off samples with a rock hammer and look at them with a hand lens. |
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To prevent others from copulating with a former love, males will break off a palp after copulation and permanently seal the female's genital orifice. |
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But they weren't safe, since they would sometimes break off in the skin and leave fragments behind — since the newly-developed ones are dissolvable, they are designed to safely break up in the skin and leave nothing behind. |
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Because the enamel layer is less flexible than the metal on which it is affixed, it can crack if handled without care and pieces can even break off of it. |
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However, if Canada were to act on the federalists' threat to break off any ties with an independent Quebec, the American ogre would be sitting pretty. |
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Nothing can break off, get mixed up or wired up incorrectly. |
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For years, it was believed that, if the pneumatic boots were activated too soon, the ice would not break off, and the boots would subsequently inflate and deflate beneath an expanding ice bridge. |
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Affairs begin, break off and begin again with new partners. |
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You break off two pieces per day for three days. |
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Syria will not break off from Iran in terms of trade, but its highest authorities claim to be prepared to distance themselves from Iran in terms of the Middle East peace process. |
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I sometimes see big chunks of my land just break off and float away. |
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During digestion, the three carbon chains break off and circulate in the blood and are used either as a source of energy or as a constituent of the cells in our body. |
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This gives the racer a chance to adapt their bodies to firing the skiing muscles and getting the feeling back in their skiing after a long break off snow. |
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Fragments, called Abeta 42, break off into toxic clusters that become plaque and interfere with the brain cells' ability to communicate with each other. |
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Designed to break off tackle, the play begins with the center either double-teaming the nose guard or blocking backside pursuit. |
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The rhizomes tolerate submersion in sea water and can break off and float in the currents to establish the grass at new sites. |
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The dendritic arms are very fragile, and soon break off, leaving a mixture of discs and arm fragments. |
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This is the only thing that should get you to break off from your position, is to pull something off the healer. |
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Kyle, 21, was bitten in half on Sunday at the Boneyards surf break off Bunker Bay, about 300km south of Perth. |
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But from May through August, buds the size of a BB break off the polyps and rapidly grow into sea nettles that can reach the size of a dinner plate. |
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Romola's heart swelled again, so that she was forced to break off. But the need she felt to disburden her mind to Tito urged her to repress the rising anguish. |
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The jousters, members of a professional re-enactment group, were using lances with balsa wood tips, designed to break off on impact with an opponent's shield. |
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A mix of stand-up and sitcom, its biggest USP, however, was the deconstructionist way Monteith would frequently break off to address the audience directly. |
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Braiding with rubberbands is quicker than sewing in yarn or thread but it is not acceptable for high-level competition, and it will break off hairs and damage the mane. |
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Cabral, feeling there's nothing to be achieved here and worried about missing the monsoon winds to India, decides to break off the negotiations and sail on. |
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In March, forces advanced from Cardiff and in a brief battle at Castell Morgraig forced Llywelyn and his men to break off the siege of Caerffili after 6 weeks. |
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As the ice reaches the sea, pieces break off, or calve, forming icebergs. |
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His mother disapproved and made him break off the relationship. |
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Place whole, unpeeled knobs of ginger in a zipper-lock freezer bag for up to 3 months. Slice or break off what you need and return the rest to the freezer. |
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First, immediately after being seated, you'll receive a thin crispy papadum, big enough to break off pieces and dip into a chutney, delivered simultaneously. |
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However, the company's governor in London, Sir Josiah Child, interfered with Hedges's mission, causing Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb to break off the negotiations. |
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Although the Hampden Park blood bath of '94 caused Yale and Harvard to break off football relations for the next two years, they kept close watch on each other. |
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