| Zapata had no party, and his removal was intended by the ruling class to disorganize and atomise the revolutionary movement in the countryside. |
| And will the consequence of the British withdrawal be to solidify Europe, or to atomise it? |
| Far from increasing our potential to participate in politics and society, this can only serve to alienate and atomise us further. |
| A cartomiser is a cartridge that contains e-liquid as well as the technology necessary to atomise it, or turn it into faux smoke. |
| These atomise water with a stream of air, using tiny nozzles arrayed around a huge fan blade. |
| Instead, the group will atomise the process of writing an article into multiple steps which can be accomplished in isolation. |
