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All but two were dismantled at the end of the war.

They'd told him they were the last to leave before the department was dismantled.

Dismantled, its value to the society has become less clear.

"There has really been no political will to dismantle the system."

We are talking about the first step, then, which is dismantling.

This place too was already half dismantled, its work done.

In this case, he dismantled part of the government himself.

And of course it will all be dismantled when we leave.

The last of the line, it was dismantled in 1951.

How long before they dismantle one and learn to make their own?

Over the past 15 years, however, much of that system has been dismantled.

Why dismantle a sign when you can just turn off its light?

Now, they are likely to be dismantled by the bottom line.

If I had my way, we'd dismantle you right now.

The world in which they had been writing was being dismantled.

It was quickly dismantled at the end of the war.

Over the course of his career he has been dismantled three times.

In 1985 it felt like all that good work was about to be dismantled.

To dismantle the question further look for the other parts.

Now, tax dollars are being used to dismantle these programs.

The sign is to be dismantled this month and moved 300 feet south.

Army officials had said that they would begin dismantling some in the next few days.

The effect was "to begin to dismantle the national system," he said.

Even more important was, would he die if they did dismantle him?

WE are dismantling the family home, one memory at a time.