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The motor neuron and the muscle cell are separated by a tiny gap, and the exchange of particles across this gap enables the contraction.
A father and daughter separated from a bicycle by a mysterious wall.
As heads are separated from bodies and money rains from the sky, the citizens of Moscow react with petty-self interest, illustrating how Soviet society bred greed and cynicism despite its ideals.
some rocks are twins separated at birth.
I separated them by color and put them on display the next Earth Day at Cabrillo Marine Aquarium in San Pedro.
Set in a town in Kerala, India called Ayemenem, the story revolves around fraternal twins Rahel and Estha, who are separated for 23 years after the fateful few dozen hours in which their cousin drowns, their mother’s illicit affair is revealed, and her lover is murdered.
A camp counselor fortunately came over and separated us.
And it's where, one day in September of 2018, I found myself trying to reach Anna, a woman who CBP had recently separated from her seven-year-old son.
Right now we're separated by about 25 feet of water, but this link will change that.
A person who has very likely been separated from their family under inhumane conditions.
She is here, I was separated from her."
In that encounter, we must put aside our prejudice that we have toward others, that separate us and don't allow us to see them, our walls that we put up in our own heart that keep us separated from others.
I see children who have been separated from their parents for months.
And they are regionally separated.
When they separated, they made choices that led to very divergent paths for their sets of rules.
He experiences himself, his thoughts and feelings, as something separated from the rest, a kind of optical delusion of his consciousness.
I separated this image into cyan, magenta, yellow, black, the basic printing colors, and then mixed up the separations, and you get these peculiar pictures.
Two girls separated in age by 101 and a half years.
The cubs, which are taken, are separated.
And the mortal self was the girl that Walter Raleigh was sent, and gradually he separated her so she was free to be divine.
In fact, the endurance of religion as a lens through which most people view moral questions has separated most moral talk from real questions of human and animal suffering.
The reason: because Tierra del Fuego is separated from South America by a much narrower straight, and there was trading contact across that straight throughout 10,000 years.
Shortly after, my parents got separated, and I came to Turkey with my mom.
So that very same night, I talked to a friend of mine who writes code and we created a brand-new plug-in for the server that makes it so that any player on the server, including him, of course, could just enter a command and instantly have every single line separated by dashes.
I was separated, largely, from my family, including my mother and father.
Also, Karen wasn't divorced from Tom, but only separated.
A traveling couple (Horton and Hamilton)stumble onto the town of Gatlin, where kids have slaughtered the adults and are always eager to slaughter more, along the way they're separated and Peter Horton of course must save his wife from these tiresome, er terrible tykes in this very bad adaption of one of King's best short stories.
Ghost Story could have been much more effective in black and white and in eliminating some of the more lurid special effects, and to presenting a more cogent screenplay (we should not have to be wondering about why the two trailer-parkish acolytes are in the script) The biggest detriment of the film is Craig Wassan (definitely separated at birth from Bill Maher) who from perhaps editing or just bad acting, is totally ineffective.
There is no story, no characterization, virtually nothing to keep the eyelids separated during this interminable bore fest.
I got a bad feeling when the credits rolled and there were three script writers separated by an "and" and an "&."
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