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Once retreat began, this setting allowed large portions of ice to detach quickly and in sequence.

A BBC reporter on the scene said two police officers were guarding the door of a semi detached house behind a police cordon.

Over time, these detached fragments are carried sideways for more than 1,000 kilometers into the oceanic mantle, where they feed volcanic activity for tens of millions of years.

Flesh tells the story of an alluring, enigmatic and emotionally detached man who is swept through different phases of his life, from a Hungarian housing estate to the world of the ultra-rich in London.

The strategists declare the “defining feature” of a financial bubble is when asset prices are detached from any notion of fundamental value.