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• She had been strangled, her clothes disarranged, her body badly decomposed.
• Humanity's appetite for needs is disarranging the environment's natural equilibrium.
• The " Bolster " stone has been disarranged.
• A horse was buried in the first chamber while its bones were disarranged during the raids.
• The oversupply of currency drove the price of commodities to exorbitant heights, and disarranged all business.
• Drunk, disarranged, and disordered Heian courtiers seen here joking and flirting with ladies-in-waiting.
• This dates later than 1400, was acquired by Cambridge in 1632, and is very tatty and disarranged.
• Was it an indictment of the hot-blooded impulses that disarrange cold-blooded control, or vice versa?
• "Furniture in the rooms gets disarranged and doors open and close by themselves, " he says.
• The group becomes angered when they find multiple mannequins and furniture disarranged, concluding that the pair are playing a joke.
• The gene is called " disheveled " because flies with a mutant version die or develop with disarranged chest hairs and other afflictions.
• The gene is called " disheveled " because flies with a mutant version die or develop with disarranged chest hairs and other afflictions.
• The furniture, a mix of modern classics ( Breuer, Bertoia ) and French Provincial comfort pieces, was carefully chosen and just as carefully disarranged.
• His disarranged life style, however, caused him nothing but disrespect and rejection, such as the rejection from several theology schools throughout Europe around 1878.
• Usually specifically means getting one's spine disarranged and putting undue pressure on a disc, especially for someone for whom this is a recurring problem.
• In this 13th-century painting, from the Murasaki Shikibu Diary Emaki, drunk, disarranged, and disordered Heian courtiers are shown joking and flirting with court ladies.
• Wearing guernsey number 11 and nicknamed the " Flying Doormat " due to the matted appearance of the constantly disarranged long portions of his extreme " comb over " hairstyle.
• It looked as if the new article had been acknowledged and included in the encyclopedia but the text appears disarranged and partly lost while the references to the article are sound.
• After thousand of years, its sequence was disarranged, scrolls were lost and became incomplete, coupled with wrong transcribing and wrong complement, which made it difficult to read.