quelling

quelling

Niederschlagung

quelling a rebellion

eine Rebellion niederzuschlagen

Quelling

Niederschlagung

quelling inflammation

Niederschlagung der Entzündung

quelling

Gene-Silencing, post-transkriptional

Quelling

bändigend

Downstairs, Billy picks up a half-empty bottle of champagne from a table. He watches a late-night documentary on American bombers and their gallant pilots in World War II. Slightly unstuck in time, Billy watches the movie forward and backward. Planes fly backward, magically quelling flames, drawing their fragmented bombs into steel containers, and sucking them back up into their bellies. Guns on the ground suck metal fragments from the pilots, crew, and planes. Weapons are shipped backed to factories, where they are carefully disassembled and broken down into their constituent minerals. The minerals are shipped to specialists all over the world who “hide them cleverly” in the ground, “so they never hurt anybody ever.” In Billy’s mind, Hitler becomes a baby and all of humanity works toward creating two perfect people named Adam and Eve.

Quelling of the revolt of his son Selim after death of his brother

Niederschlagung des Aufstandes von seinem Sohn Selim nach dem Tod seines Bruders