crumbling

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to know that she was	crumbling	and brittle had she ever
relevance has led to the	crumbling	of language study into a
relevance has led to the	crumbling	of language study into a
against wet shale and the	crumbling	moor seeking a grip on
parliaments were wrangling religious icons	crumbling	skyscrapers were tumbling out of
by a concrete casing now	crumbling	in places the pioneer corps
s public housing is still	crumbling	and new investment is desperately
a cargo of tiny insects	crumbling	into the forest season by
alleys shocked with light for	crumbling	palacios with pastel facades and
calle san jaime with its	crumbling	elevations and the statue of
there the empire was already	crumbling	today the village is still
stiffening shoulders read the pravdas	crumbling	in their hands spring will
over slimy stones and between	crumbling	peat hags it looked coolish
lists are up roads are	crumbling	and bridges are falling some
eroded and seemed to be	crumbling	back into its original element
eyes doubting thomas he was	crumbling	too she had all his
for all to see in	crumbling	transport infrastructure poor hospital buildings
amid the ferroconcrete wilderness of	crumbling	housing schemes and the 1980s
whole thing was sort of	crumbling	yeah mm m762: although at
and calcium to rebuild her	crumbling	skeletal scaffolding to soothe her