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But it does give us a sense of the world as a place where the ordinary is fused to the outrageous, where normal life and normal houses and normal people can be suddenly, brutally destroyed.

These beliefs have increasingly fused with nationalist rhetoric and conspiracy theories.

He once blew up a train’s safe that was full of loot, but the “bang” fused all of the coins to the safe’s inside walls.

Bond, though, managed only eight more Tests after his back was fused with titanium wire in a bid to fix the issues in 2003.

The historian Rashid Khalidi, a New York-born Palestinian whose family members were expelled from Jerusalem by the British in the 1930s, says the US and Israel were fused together in part by shared cultural connections.