DETAILS, FICTION AND BREAK

to start uttering a seem or number of sounds or to become uttered out of the blue:She broke into track. When they entered, a cheer broke in the audience.[ I/T ] previous tense broke us/broʊk/ If you do not preserve the information, your passwords and passkeys usually are not readily available on the system. An encrypted duplicate of your Keychain

O Allah! To you personally I complain of my weakness and my not enough resourcefulness, and my lowliness to the people, O by far the most Merciful of those people who are merciful! You will be the Lord of the weak therefore you are my Lord. To whom you entrust me? Into a distant stranger who insults me? Or to an enemy who decides on my make any dif