Both the engineer and fireman of the train were killed instantly in the overturning of the giant locomotive. |
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The vigor of Atlantic meridional overturning circulation is thought to be vulnerable to global warming. |
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His battle with nature will end up taxing all his resourcefulness and overturning his usual elegance. |
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In so doing, it is overturning all existing relations between states and class. |
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His eyes seemed to probe into her soul, finding stones and overturning them to find secrets she had been hiding for a long, long time. |
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It hit a kerb and lamp post before careering back across Meggeson Avenue, crashing into the parked cars and overturning. |
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Key to overturning Labour's landslides was to remain the party willing to allow people to keep more of their own money. |
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The High Court upheld his freedom of expression in overturning the conviction. |
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American politics has assumed the form of a sweeping social reaction, aimed at overturning the reformist legacy of the New Deal. |
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A police spokesman said the car careered off the road and crashed into a small roadside stone wall before overturning. |
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There is no subtler, no surer means of overturning the existing basis of society than to debauch the currency. |
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It was overturning cars and knocking over down buildings, trying desperately to catch Jordan. |
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Mr Wong was more interested in the cat outside the window than our overturning ships with high metacentres. |
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But there is nothing inconsistent about leaving it to the states and not overturning the decision. |
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It hit a local village, overturning boats and snapping trees like matchsticks. |
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At relatively low shear strains, deformation is apparent from the slight deformation of strain markers, such as the overturning of ice-wedge casts. |
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While these men were not social revolutionaries bent on overturning the slave system in one bold stroke, nor were they solely foot draggers content to slow production. |
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They are alarmed even though religious values are serving more as a brake on cultural reform than a vehicle for overturning the left's past advances. |
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The gleeful, violent overturning of pieties-including the pieties of race and nation-in the name of modernity is precisely what Vorticism announces itself to be about. |
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But it is unlikely that a new law overturning the practice could be passed in Washington. |
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Unable to craft an early breakthrough, Bayern let slip their slim chance of overturning a heavy deficit. |
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The goal was to increase competition in the capital market by completely overturning the rules of the game of finance. |
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The machinery must be designed and constructed to prevent the carrier falling or overturning. |
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Discover how Roll Over Mitigation reduces the risk of a vehicle overturning. |
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In a very significant departure from established law, the Act reverses the burden of proof, overturning a basic protection against police frame-up. |
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With the overturning of existing criminal law restrictions, however, the basis for the presumption that abortions were done for health-related reasons has been eroded. |
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Under the control of synchronous belt and star wheel, the bottles will be output stably without overturning or squeezing. |
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How can the artist define his practice today in terms of the overturning of values: is this overturning in itself desirable and possible today? |
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The Atlantic meridional overturning circulation carries warm upper waters into far-northern latitudes and returns cold deep waters southward across the Equator. |
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Labor will also make it more difficult for repeat offenders to get bail, no matter how minor the offence, by overturning the presumption in favour of bail. |
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At times he comes to unsettle our life, overturning our plans and our projects. |
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The power of a single overturning motor is 2.2kw and that of a single driving motor is 55kw. |
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This analysis focuses on the cause of overturning and the reasons two of the crew members survived. |
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A desire to correct regional imbalances is not a good reason for overturning these principles. |
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Long face-loaded walls will require additional interior shear walls to resist overturning or bending and eventual collapse. |
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The three-fifths compromise so adversely affected the future of African American civil rights that,
only amendments were able to begin overturning the act seventy-seven years later. |
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The One Nation co-founders have won their bid to get out of jail, after successfully overturning their convictions and their three-year sentences for electoral fraud. |
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The critic succeeds in overturning the presumption if she can show that the presumption's unassailability has served only to mask its indefensibility. |
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The forking option is only appropriate for the insertion of lift truck forks and cannot be used for robot 180° rotation or overturning. |
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The proletarian instrumentality for overturning capitalism has been qualitatively diminished. |
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An individual knows that alone he could not get away with setting fire to a building, overturning a car, or clubbing people who do not join him. |
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As shear walls help to brace face-loaded walls and stop them from overturning, the corners where they meet should be reinforced. |
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It came to rest facing oncoming traffic, while the lorry also slewed around and shed its load, eventually overturning and ending up upside-down on the grass verge. |
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But when Diener announced his discovery, he was overturning scientific dogma that held that an organism with no proteins couldn't replicate itself. |
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But when Diener announced his discovery, he was overturning the scientific dogma that held that an organism with no proteins wasn't supposed to be able to replicate itself. |
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Thousands of anti-abortionists rallied outside the high court in Washington on Monday in their annual rally calling for the overturning of a woman's right to choose. |
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That would have involved overturning a 1977 Court decision that upheld automatic deduction of union dues. |
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In overturning a two-goal deficit from the first leg of a play-off for the first time, France showed that they had mettle. |
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He overtook on a blind bend and blind summit, before spotting an oncoming car, oversteering and overturning. |
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The overturning of this water plays a key role in global circulation and the moderation of climate. |
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Syed's chances of overturning his case hang by a thread. |
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Duckworth has long been a proponent of campaign finance reform and overturning Citizens United to keep dark money out of politics, and this practice is totally inconsistent with her approach. |
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As the force of an earthquake causes the ground to move like a wave, the ground will also push up on one side of the building and force down the other side of the building creating an overturning load. |
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In contrast, when it results in the overturning of traditional reference points, as we have experienced in particular with regard to globalisation, it is quite another matter! |
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Some theorize that Roberts tried to depoliticize the Court with his health-care ruling in order to gain some credibility before even more conservative decisions to come, like overturning affirmative action. |
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March 27, a dam broke and a wall of water cascaded through Cirendeu, Ciputat in Java, overturning cars, rushing through homes and destroying livelihoods. |
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Once the shim is pulled, the hydrostatic pressure imbalance between the two liquids causes an overturning motion, which stretches and folds the interface. |
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Then they positioned themselves as reformers, overturning primogeniture and the treizième, an archaic perquisite that, until 2007, entitled the Seigneur to an eight-per-cent cut of any real-estate transaction. |
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Dozens of immigrants from North Africa rioted last weekend in a multi-ethnic district of Milan, smashing shop windows and overturning cars to protest at the knifing death of an Egyptian. |
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To give you an example, overturning anti-miscegenation laws, ending racial segregation, and recognizing civil rights did not end racism in the United States. |
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There is arguably a moral difference between owners who may have designation thrust upon them, and a developer who buys a designated property in the hope of overturning the designation. |
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As in 1917, mechanised divisions had hardly begun to be formed and only then in the light of the invasion of Poland by the hordes of Panzers thundering down in serried ranks and overturning everything in their path. |
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There was another derby in the capital where Millwall eventually sprung to life in the final 10 minutes, overturning Charlton's lead at the New Den to pick up three points in their fight for survival. |
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But Mr Tsvangirai's options for overturning the results seem limited. |
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Machinery and its components and fittings must be so designed and constructed that they are stable enough for use without risk of overturning, falling or unexpected movement. |
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In his decision, Mr. Justice Gibson ruled that the standard for overturning a Tribunal decision depended on the type of Tribunal finding being challenged. |
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Now, on the other hand, we find a chairperson speaking on his own volition, without the support of his committee, standing in this House and saying that the overturning of his ruling is somehow inappropriate. |
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Cases relating to the overturning of decisions in accordance with article 9 of the Convention are handled by respective civil courts for the various categories of cases. |
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From the end of the 1990s, there has been a shift in the Supreme Court's jurisprudence, as it began overturning the judgements of military courts based on application of the amnesty decree. |
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The superficial and technocratic analysis of the crisis that is overturning social, political and economic regulations does not take into account the population's demands. |
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It remains to be seen why wealthy countries, in a context where they are at an advantage, are looking for or favoring a system of global governance that would risk overturning the status quo. |
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The Southern Ocean overturning entails the upwelling of Circumpolar Deep Water offshore Antarctica. |
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Here, unstable tropical airmasses in summer bring convective overturning and frequent tropical downpours in the hot season. |
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Antarctic bottom water is created in part due to the major overturning of ocean water. |
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Their delivery of warm water from the Indian to the Atlantic Ocean can control the rate of thermohaline overturning of the entire Atlantic. |
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This overturning is often important for maintaining the oxygenation of very deep lakes. |
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In 1925, the Taft Court issued a ruling overturning a Marshall Court ruling on the Bill of Rights. |
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This amendment codifies the right to a jury trial in certain civil cases, and inhibits courts from overturning a jury's findings of fact. |
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Killer whales also prey on these seals, sometimes overturning ice floes to reach them. |
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The prohibition of overturning a jury's findings of fact applies to federal cases, state cases involving federal law, and to review of state cases by federal courts. |
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May's debut as Home Secretary involved overturning several of the previous Labour government's measures on data collection and surveillance in England and Wales. |
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But, overturning the 1961 coronial finding, Victorian coroner John Olle ruled Ms Kramer's mother, Phyllis Loomes, had put the bag over Margaret's head. |
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Against Paul de Man's influential overturning of the romantic distinction between the powers of allegory and of symbol, Brown reargues the case for the latter. |
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