Even if I had achieved some of the worldly fruits of living, they would self-destruct at some point. |
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Cartels may self-destruct, but will in most cases be less efficient than mergers. |
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He mistrusted humanity's capacity to save or significantly improve itself, and was pretty certain that our civilization would self-destruct. |
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It could self-destruct, and it is doing little at the moment to help itself. |
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The whole match was also one in the eye for Reds boss John Harvey, who saw his team self-destruct for some unknown reason. |
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To me, it's going to self-destruct, and I think that has to be addressed by the industry. |
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The tape explained that it would self-destruct in 40 seconds. |
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I have to be careful not to throw the self-destruct switch when I get in a mood like this, wallowing in a pit of self-pity. |
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It clearly says on it that it will self-destruct some time after you unseal the package. |
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I wonder if you wouldn't find a self-destruct timer inside the beastly things if you knew where to look. |
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And like Stuxnet before it, Duqu was designed to self-destruct weeks after infecting a particular machine. |
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The missile flew for several minutes but an internal defect led to a self-destruct. |
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Newt could self-destruct before that, but waiting for such a meltdown is not a strategy. |
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The post will self-destruct in a clever way after twenty-four hours. |
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At this point, why not sit back and wait for this crazy experiment to self-destruct? |
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The condition of the wreckage suggested that, if the pylon support spindle broke in flight, the helicopter did not immediately self-destruct. |
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The theory is that if the mechanisms that signal cells to self-destruct are prematurely disrupted or turned off, then chemotherapy won't work. |
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Yet the lesson demonstrated in Southern Lebanon in 2006 was that self-destruct clearly did not work to a satisfactory standard. |
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This can be achieved by the inclusion of fail safe systems, including self-destruct systems. |
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When their older replacement mainsail began to self-destruct a week ago, Fossett called it a day. |
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What he added was that things must self-destruct, for destruction cannot be caused. |
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The economies of television favour long-running shows, even ones originally designed to self-destruct. |
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They had already started to self-destruct with the sponsorship scandal, and nothing has changed. |
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Some manufacturers also began to incorporate a pyrotechnic or mechanical self-destruct feature into the submunition. |
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However, the goal should be prohibition rather than restriction and a refusal to accept high technology weapons with self-destruct mechanisms. |
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Preferably, one that doesn't self-destruct. |
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This showed that, at least in this case, incorporation of a self-destruct device reduced the overall failure rate, but was not a solution to submunition contamination. |
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If the submunition is unable to identify, characterize and engage its target type, it is typically equipped with a self-destruct or self-neutralizing capability. |
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The self-destruct fuzes did not achieve the reliability claimed by the manufacturers but did appear to have a significantly lower failure rate than the non-self-destructing types. |
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While we self-destruct, we continue our arrogant dance with greed. |
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Once inside the cell, the resistance enzyme catalyzes the release and activation of the toxin causing the cell to self-destruct. |
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Most importantly, the advantage of the self-destruct feature is entirely cancelled out when known, high-failure rate cluster munitions are used in the same area. |
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Many Liberal Democrats, I suspect, will be wondering today if there wasn't some possible intervention they missed, or at least a better way in future of ensuring that politicians don't self-destruct. |
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As Tiffany continues to self-destruct, it's newly medicated Pat who is clearheaded enough, despite his sense that the meds make him dull, to see that their friendship has become something much deeper. |
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The helicopter can self-destruct by about the fifth bounce. |
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Does the self-destruct mechanism initiate the full detonation of the submunition or does it prevent full explosion by initiating a smaller or partial detonation? |
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In fact, people have been saying that if we permit such marriages, society will self-destruct, morality will fly out the window and grave danger will threaten our society. |
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Cluster bombs do indeed need greater international regulation, especially in regard to the so-called dumb bombs, which have no self-destruct mechanism. |
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In general, these weapons contain fewer than 10 explosive submunitions, each of which is programmed to seek out a specific target and self-destruct if it fails to detonate as intended. |
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In the ensuing years it had never come to that, yet every scoutcraft was equipped with a self-destruct mechanism, and every commander was prepared at all times to activate it. |
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This new type of treatment, called photodynamic therapy, uses drugs that react to specific wavelengths of light to trigger cancer cells to self-destruct. |
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This round is fuzed with the M758 Point Detonating Self-Destruct fuze, developed and produced exclusively by Alliant Techsystems. |
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