It is a relatively slender shaft that dematerializes as it rises skyward into an angular, open latticework whose shape is meant in part to echo and complement the skyline presence of the Statue of Liberty.
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The Doctor doesn't mind as these are only cosmetic changes, but Tim has messed up the suspension and the Doctor dematerializes from the garage with the TARDIS jumping to different places in the garage.
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One exception is the Glass House, the home Johnson built for himself in New Canaan, Conn ., in 1949 . This landmark edifice changes according to light and season, and dematerializes in a play of reflection and transparency.
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Frank Gehry's installation of the exhibition, which includes shiny stainless-steel panels along the rotunda side of Wright's ramp, miraculously dematerializes the rotunda and suddenly makes the inside of the museum resemble a machine : an apt metaphor.
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The teens discover the E-Police are trying to destroy Bohdai and they manage to recover the alien, but as soon as they do the sphere dematerializes and destroys the facility, releasing the water back to where it belongs as they rush out.
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A later installment, Dawn of the Bunny Suicides, a two-page-sequence shows the Eleventh Doctor walking into the TARDIS when a bunny jumps into the TARDIS doors at the last second jamming its head in between the two door, so when the TARDIS dematerializes it will decapitate him.
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New " puppet theorists " write prose full of sentences like " The puppetness of an object is determined by use, not latency, and is a renewable, not permanent quality . . . the signifying puppet dematerializes into pure simulation, " and " In the puppet theater sculpture serves a quasi-narrative purpose, if narration is understood as the revelation of an inner world and if we allow the possibility that the narration hinges on and is inspired by the sculpture ."
