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It is ice breaking from the glaciers and falling into the sea.
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All of which suggests there are advantages to breaking from the norm.
3
What does this mean? the question breaking from him with savage authority.
4
There would be waves breaking from the wind speed, he said.
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The dogs, too, breaking from the cover, came in pursuit, and assisted us.
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The speed of United in breaking from defence caught us out.
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Riding after them, breaking from the wood on every side, came the Hunt.
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The monks, breaking from their conversations, were all moving towards him.
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But children know nothing of that breaking from prison which is called suicide.
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Then an infuriated bull, breaking from the bushes, charged fiercely down upon him.
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Her mother hastened to explain, smiles breaking from every inch of her person.
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With a flush of annoyance he spoke, and breaking from Helen, passed on.
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Some young young men, breaking from a street near by, began to sing.
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We were on a shoal, and the sea was breaking from the bottom!
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The very sun of peace and joy seemed breaking from the countenance of Isaac.
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It was the roar of the Arve and Aveiron, breaking from their icy fountains.
