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But often, a lahar occurs, which are large deposits of muddy debris that can fall away from a volcano with little warning.

Engineers are using precision cuts to control how the trusses break down, causing them to fall away from the Dali when explosives send them tumbling into the water, officials said.

“And when you’re constantly trying to live up to those expectations, you can kinda fall away from maybe what put you there in that position in the first place. And you can let disappointment of not playing perfect, or you know, when you won by 20 and you didn’t win by 40, and all the outside noise that comes with that, like, it can get to you.”

“When enough people fall away from conviction, it exposes any remaining Republican to very strong attack from the right,” Johnson said.

“When enough people fall away from conviction, it exposes any remaining Republican to very strong attack from the right,” Johnson said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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