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[...] Slowly her eyes cracked open. [...]

[...] Well, that image cracked and crumbled in the hospital experience, leaving Ruburt with his more native, far more realistic image of himself. [...]

[...] We were very encouraged by two key points Seth had mentioned: that her thyroid gland had repaired itself before—such an event happening now would free her of dependence upon medication—and that her sinful self’s superhuman image had “cracked and crumbled in the hospital experience.” [...]

[...] In somewhat the same way, your own experiences flow down and into the cracks and crevices of all the other times and centuries that compose your present lifetime.

[...] Jane sat quietly through a long pause, then muttered: “Cracked glass ... [...]

I would now suggest a brief break, and do not again crack up into many pieces. [...]

[...] I asked the question because I thought we had cracked this wall over the weekend, and was anxious for confirmation. [...]

[...] For example: The staff of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has asked the operators of more than 40 nuclear plants to check for cracks in the walls of the vessels encasing their pressurized-water reactors (which are the kind installed at TMI). [...] Small cracks have been found, but not all areas are reachable for testing. [...]

[...] This pressure caused the leaf to crack in many places; it is by now very brittle. [...]

[...] There are more ways to see what is inside an egg than cracking it, as you will discover.

[...] “Things are really weird, like the sky’s cracking … Seth talking about it sort of controlled things, but now my head’s getting really big …” I roused her with a call, and she said, “Yeah, it’s wild … I don’t know whether I should break it or go along with it. [...]

(Also, glimpse of teen-age boy in light clothing and sneakers trying to crack some walnuts on a painted wood floor by stamping down on them energetically with his left foot. [...]

what cracks appear in other skies

what cracks appear in other skies

Astonished, I thrust my hand out the window, and the motion set ripples out, making fairly deep “cracks” near my fingers and more shallow ones farther away. [...]

In Note 2 for the 936th session, I also described how the NRC had asked the operators of certain nuclear power plants to check for cracks in the vessel walls of their pressurized-water reactors, which are the kind installed at TMI. [...]

[...] I suggest a brief break, and do not crack up into pieces. [...]

[...] Ruburt was determined to go ahead (louder) — he was also determined to keep the old structures and to ignore the cracks in them. [...]