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• Do not be discomposed, sir.
• The Watergate scandal had reached its apex, and Nixon was so agitated and discomposed that they decided to handle the matter without him:
• Guruji, the local gang-buster, then becomes discomposed with Mahesh for falling in love with Vimala, his ex-fiance.
• Bayley thought that sex was " inescapably ridiculous . " Murdoch in contrast had " multiple affairs with both men and women which, on discomposing occasions, [ Bayley ] witnessed for himself ".
• His weakness " did so discompose and confound him, to discover others, that he desperately offered money to the keeper of the Tolbuith's man to run him throw ( sic ) with his sword ."
• His health giving way under the ordeal, he returned, in 1679, to Leuwarden; but henceforth, according to his own account, he determined'neither to discompose himself nor to give any umbrage to others by meddling with worldly affairs '.
• No doubt, Vk became quite discomposed on at least one occasion as a consequence of these ongoing attacks, however I must also give him empyreal recognition and credit for the many many times he showed exemplary calm, dignity and restraint under the barrage of extreme provocation.
• :Your world view must indeed be shaky if it is discomposed by a simple yellow volkswagon http : / / cgi . ebay . com / ebaymotors / 1981-Volkswagon-Rabbit-pickup-Diesel-Biodiesel-NICE _ W0QQitemZ180093589826QQcategoryZ15294QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem " meltBanana " 22 : 20, 11 March 2007 ( UTC)
• Whereas Fuss aims to discompose and render inert the reigning classifications of sexual identity, Eng . et al observe the extension of a deconstructive strategy to a wider field of normalization, while Edelman s work takes not only the specter of " the homosexual ", but the very notion of " society " as a manifestation of psychological distress requiring composition " ( Green 2007 ).