But then technology blew up — and blew (and took over) our minds.
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The best pitcher in baseball blew a four-run lead, then blew another three-run lead for good measure.
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The blast blew holes in the tire and hood just inches in front of me and blew open my door.
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Later that night, I heard that the stage which they had built specifically for him blew away - as in, literally BLEW AWAY.
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He blew through blew through $1 million within 60 minutes of signing his first-ever professional contract, buying fancy cars and jewelry.
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The first suicide bomber who blew himself up, we don't know why, but he blew himself up in the middle of nothing.
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At the end of the hearing, she turned around and blew a kiss to her uncle, Al Salman, who blew a kiss back.
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"I blew up your body / But you blew my mind," Ferry wordplays as lust, shame, and anger manifest themselves as a furious jam from hell.
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Ultimately, North Korea blew up the cooling tower of that reactor, much as it blew up tunnel entrances to its nuclear test site last week.
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Raz B blew a red light in his Mercedes-Benz, then blew well over the legal limit on a breathalyzer ... according to law enforcement sources.
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That blew up (and came back to life, and blew up again, and so on), narrowing the negotiation to border funding for a single year.
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The attacker threw a hand grenade at the court gates, then blew blew himself up after security prevented him from entering, Senior Police Superintendent Shafiullah Khan said.
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Ben overheard their conversation, blew up his alliance, blew up another alliance, and ended with his back against the wall, the primary target at every subsequent vote.
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At least four ISIS militants also blew themselves up near the front line on Thursday, including one woman who blew herself up near Iraqi forces on Thursday morning.
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How Democrats blew their chance to take down Betsy DeVos How Democrats blew their chance to take down Betsy DeVos Democrats blew what was arguably their best shot to take down one of President Donald Trump's nominees when secretary of education nominee Betsy DeVos won confirmation in the Senate on Tuesday.
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It's like when you see a blurb for 'Transformers 5,' and it says, 'It blew my mind,' when the full quote is, 'It blew my mind that God allowed this.
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The wind blew ice down the city's streets and the trees budded and the lake shone with heat, then it shed the heat in layers and the wind blew cold again.
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The Former Trumpers are the ones who would die for Trump, who would defend him from anything, who did defend him and blew off the "Access Hollywood" tape — blew off everything.
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" —Scott Lenski, Wisconsin "The Great Believers blew me away.
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Police blew it up, anyway ... just to be safe.
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The Yankees blew past them while playing at a .
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" The photos blew others away with overwhelming adorability. "Eeek!
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Back at the Olean police station, she blew a .
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" He then started to complain, "I blew my voice.
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She reportedly injured her older sister and blew a .
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Police gave him a breathalyzer and he blew a .
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Mr. Lee blew the whistle — and paid for it.
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" "The IRA that blew up London for 85033 years!
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The wind blew away two consecutive greenhouses, inverted a third like an umbrella, whipped a field of peppers around until they effectively strangled themselves, and blew squash plants clean out of the ground.
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It's been three years since the TE ship blew up.
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She thanked fans and faintly blew kisses to the crowd.
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In the 1990s, incarceration rates in the US blew up.
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But what really blew our minds was the actual formula.
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The Wildcats blew past both marks out of the water.
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The attacker then blew himself up about 20 seconds later.
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"Johnny blew off the first four dates," said Johnny Western.
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It was dynamite, and it blew up in her hand.
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" The aide added: "Frankly, I think the media blew it.
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Put more bluntly, AMPS blew the lid off the barn.
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Beats turned it on so it blew in my face.
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It blew the electricity and some of the ceiling rotted.
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All three attackers eventually blew themselves up at the checkpoint.
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Unfortunately, that rocket blew up, destroying the satellite with it.
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And, yeah, you better believe their stories blew me away.
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Kendrick Lamar's new album, Damn, just blew my hair back.
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And so then as a writer she blew our minds.
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She's very excited by Michael Pollan, it blew her mind.
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The simplicity and power of this solution blew me away.
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Cruel Intentions, in its sheer scandalousness, blew my preteen mind.
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Officials said a homemade mortar blew up in Lander's hand.
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Now, you could say, 'Well, Mike Roman really blew it.
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The video blew up, attracting tens of thousands of viewers.
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The Hokies blew it open late with 11 consecutive points.
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It blew my mind when you said it on air.
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Just check it out: Yes, J.R. Smith blew the game.
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The phone then caught fire and the back blew off.
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What bothered me was how quickly that plotline blew over.
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Suddenly it blew up and people were tweeting about Barb.
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Is what they blew up today, was it even usable?
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"[It's] crazy how it blew up," Hernandez told the station.
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The wind blew in from right field during the game.
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He's the man who infamously blew in LeBron James' ear (?!?!).
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"Hurricane Nicole blew in some sea monsters," the post reads.
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That thunder blew trust and justice out of daily life.
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Jordan also blew us away with the scenery and hospitality.
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" Blakes told TODAY the touching moment "just blew me away.
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And I blew the thing up with a machine gun.
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"I blew up, to be perfectly honest," Thomas told CNN.
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I was pretty young, and it blew my face off.
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At the other, a suicide bomber blew himself up outside.
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I just left my husband and all this blew up.
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The pair blew themselves up in the Brussels Airport attack.
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"But it's tragic how quickly it blew up," continues Pax.
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Yeah, I remember that, and it really blew my mind.
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His brother Brahim blew himself up at a Paris cafe.
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Then, he blew away the internet with his incredible pipes.
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Facebook's overall revenue growth of 52 percent blew past estimates.
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They say he was visibly intoxicated and blew a .11.
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He couldn't believe the response: "It blew up," he says.
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This blew past analysts' expectations of 10 cents per share.
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"This shirt blew a 25 point lead," the note says.
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Hernandez blew kisses at the crowd, while Douglas smiled quietly.
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He flunked a field sobriety test and eventually blew a .
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A drug dealer blew crack cocaine smoke into her face.
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But it was our garlic that really blew her away.
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The birthday girl blew out her candles around 1 a.m.
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I didn't know if they still blew in their mouth.
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Anyway, the actual effect of the hologram blew me away.
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A note on a negative envelope absolutely blew my mind.
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She smiled and blew a kiss to the gathered masses.
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I put it on TikTok and then it blew up.
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These kinds of projects often blew up in your face.
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It blew out out a window and depressurized the cabin.
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"The wind blew and the sails pointed in that direction."
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So it's a shame they really blew his villain song.
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I feel like you're my indie band that blew up.
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I mean, everyone saw how he blew up on Tom.
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The Keating scandal later blew up and after a televised
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It blew up above a parade stand, killing six soldiers.
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At 20, he blew through $1 million in an hour.
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I mean, it blew my mind when I saw it.
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Before leaving, they blew up the gas chambers and crematories.
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One of the residents shot him, and he blew up.
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He blew me off the court at the U.S. Open.
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The worst was when they blew up against any wood.
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It blew it out of formation and they both exploded.
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But it was also a campaign that blew dog whistles.
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Mr. Hofer's grin evaporated and he almost blew his cool.
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A brisk wind blew, and hawks teetered by on it.
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He blew up that balloon and he believed in it.
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Cotton blew up in the first half of the 2400s.
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Those numbers blew Wall Street estimates out of the water.
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"The veins in her body blew," as Skipper put it.
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We put a group of explosives and blew them up.
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"We blew it out all over the world," he said.
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The hospital parking lot where a man blew himself up.
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"You already had your chance, you blew it," Christie said.
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"Tuca & Bertie" blew critics away, but it was cut short.
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He blew a gust of smoke into my grandfather's face.
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When Atkinson blew his whistle, most assumed Liverpool had blinked.
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Modric. He blew the earlier penalty, and Schmeichel guesses right.
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It was because she blew me away when we met.
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The woman blew her horn more insistently, then suddenly stopped.
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Several customers also blew the whistle for fun, Lerfeldt said.
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It was what he said next that blew my mind.
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When cops approached his vehicle the suspect blew himself up.
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"I thought maybe he just blew me off," she said.
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Then in the morning, another potential milestone blew into view.
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Cops say Maybin took a breathalyzer test and blew a .
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The Taliban captured the outpost and then blew it up.
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And they had a great opportunity there that they blew.
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Because you now just blew it for all of us.
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That number blew past the financial crisis peak of 695,000.
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Cops tested his blood alcohol level ... and he blew a .
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We walked back to the car, and Mom blew up.
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A cool breeze blew over the rubble inside her apartment.
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But policy makers "blew it in the implementation," she said.
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But, as Starobin concludes his story, the equation blew up.
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But Republicans blew a solid chance to retake the Senate.
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Her audition for the Doctor simply blew us all away.
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Conditt blew himself up last week as police moved in.
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"Unfortunately, Democrats blew the opportunity," Schumer told the press club.
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An explosion blew open the front gate of their compound.
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That's when, the lifelong fan alleged, Gritty blew a fuse.
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The NYT blew this story wide open on Sunday evening.
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As soon as the ad ran, his phone blew up.
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But on Monday, one of O'Keefe's "stings" blew up spectacularly.
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In 1920, the powder house on the island blew up.
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Some suspect they blew up the body to hide something.
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And Aidan just blew my mind, he was so moving.
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But once the legislators blew the deadline, Albany fell quiet.
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WeWork blew up before even making it to Wall Street.
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"Her personal story absolutely blew me away," the actress said.
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Some crazy dad blew up Toys 'R' us last night!
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"It was astonishing how quickly it blew up," Soto said.
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Bills blew into the woods or sank into storm drains.
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Jean is heartbroken thinking that she blew it with him.
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The breath we blew, the narrow steam that spun away.
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And he's already blew up Elizabeth Warren the other day.
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But in the sixth inning, Japan blew the game open.
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You blew me away at the Usher Hall last night.
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On the other hand, Wendy's sauces consistently blew me away.
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The Clippers blew the game open in the third quarter.
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I was just feeling really overwhelmed and blew her off.
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Rodney blew his sixth save in 42 chances this season.
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"The apparatus wasted her talent more than she blew it."
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Some people, including Nate, believe the judges blew the decision.
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I think we blew it, honestly; there's no better phrase.
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The band blew up thanks partly to Sam's dance moves.
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Seattle Seahawks cornerback Jeremy Lane says he only blew a .
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After he won, he blew kisses toward the Chilean contingent.
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But then Zach got snotty and blew up the world.
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The attacker then blew himself up around 20 seconds later.
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Despite that, Garretson bombed field sobriety tests -- and blew a .
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The Pearson family then jointly blew it out with a cheer.
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You're the guy who blew up Megaton, who let Kenny survive.
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FBI spokeswoman Nicole Schwab said none of the packages blew up.
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So Jesse, there was one statistic that just blew my mind.
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Shit just kind of blew up when that album came out.
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The quickness and quality of his work really blew me away.
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But a bombshell Washington Post report blew the lid off that.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Face ID blew my mind first.
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Chuck breaks down: "I blew it completely and utterly," he cries.
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"Oiii Champagne Papi blew my mind tonight!" she tweeted in October.
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The goal was disallowed because the referee blew the play dead.
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The page quickly blew up, raising $200k in just 9 hours.
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"What blew me away was how vicious it was," Graham said.
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Many of the protesters blew bubbles as fundraiser attendees drove by.
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" She continued: "He absolutely blew an investigation into destruction of records.
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And when you combined it with homosexuality, it blew their minds.
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Sound asleep and oblivious, Daugherty's channel blew up as he snoozed.
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The explosion blew siding off the walls, exposing insulation and framing.
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After that, my furnace blew and my pipes froze and burst.
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I blew a gasket and said I refused to do that.
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John Mayer is a man who recently blew up a Winnebago.
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GeoOrbital blew past their $75,000 fundraising goal in just 78 minutes.
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"I'd watched his shorts, and they blew me away," Collette says.
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There was this huge gust of wind that just blew through.
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"It just kind of blew up," Young says of her account.
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PIRRO: Now, they say that they blew up this nuclear site.
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Chicago blew the game open in a five-run eighth inning.
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One of the attackers blew himself up when security forces responded.
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The car, with 200 pounds of explosives, blew up, killing him.
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Then I blew her hair out with a big round brush.
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The blast blew a gaping hole in parts of the building.
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Kesha's song "Praying" and her performance blew me away. Powerful. Godspeed.
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Amazon again blew everybody's mind with the introduction of the Echo.
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According to American intelligence reports, the missile blew up almost instantly.
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Scaramucci stormed into the White House, but he blew over quickly.
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Last night, Frances McDormand blew the door on it wide open.
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The Padres blew two golden opportunities in the ninth and 10th.
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The suspected serial bomber Mark Conditt, 23, later blew himself up.
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The few with lifejackets blew whistles that pierced through the shrieks.
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The Atlanta Falcons blew what was a seemingly insurmountable late lead.
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The company blew through $20 million in capital in 1998 alone.
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UNI was up twelve on the Aggies and they blew it.
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He successfully prosecuted the people who blew up the Birmingham church.
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The Rockies then blew the game open against the Padres' bullpen.
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The year when sharing these creations on social media blew up.
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We really blew this game as much as we possibly could.
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"'Beyond the Aquila Rift' kind of blew me away," he says.
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I blew off pregnancy tests, scared to know if it worked.
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I took a long, hot shower, shaved, blew my hair out.
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Particularly in its best episodes, Seinfeld blew all of that up.
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"—AB "That song blew my mind when I heard about it.
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She blew up the photos, she gave me a great review.
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Almost every one of those deals blew up in his face.
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Seconds later the ref blew again, this time to end proceedings.
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What did BuzzFeed writer Ryan Schocket discover that blew his mind?
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It blew my mind and slammed the brakes on my life.
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UnitedHealth Group soundly blew past Wall Street's second-quarter financial expectations.
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A Toyota Corolla blew up in the city's Police District 3.
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Sure enough, I blew right past the line during my swing.
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It got to my tipping point, where I just blew up.
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Yes, the Warriors blew a 3-1 lead in the Finals.
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The last time China blew up, at the end of Aug.
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Cops say he submitted to a breath test and blew a .
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When she blew us away with her Super Bowl performance. 9.
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And it blew The Shallows far, far out of the water.
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My Twitter, which I never really use, blew up with mentions.
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The Islanders twice blew two-goal leads at the Bell Centre.
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When he was barred, he blew himself up, injuring 15 others.
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Her story blew up on social media under the hashtag #shoutyourabortion.
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One detail in particular blew the minds of avid comic readers.
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QAnon, an alarming and deeply absurd conspiracy theory, blew up there.
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The blast rattled windows miles away and blew open wooden doors.
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It also blew the lid from the Soviet tradition of lies.
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But Memphis blew a golden opportunity early in the third quarter.
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They did a dry run, and Durham blew his second line.
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In October presumed IS supporters blew up 102 people in Ankara.
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The firm's top and bottom lines blew past Wall Street expectations.
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"I sort of blew it off at first," Johnson told me.
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RHP Francisco Rodriguez, Detroit's closer, blew a relatively easy save chance.
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He blew that lead with a series of character-revealing gaffes.
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Milwaukee soon blew the game open with a 22-220 burst.
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But Cramer said Morgan Stanley blew its worries out of proportion.
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Herrera blew a save for the third time in 22 opportunities.
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Yoni shot at him, sparking gunfire that blew the Israelis' cover.
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All I know is that I blew it, and nothing changed.
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Clinton waved at Mr. Clinton, and he blew her a kiss.
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Lyft's second-quarter earnings blew past Wall Street estimates on Wednesday.
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When they confronted him, he blew himself up, wounding them both.
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Dolly's birth, 20 years ago this month, blew the world away.
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He did poorly on the field sobriety test and blew a .
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Kyle says the driver blew into it, and the trip continued.
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Caterpillar on Tuesday blew past Wall Street's profit and revenue estimates.
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Priceline rose 6.93 percent following quarterly revenue that blew past estimates.
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Then Kim Jong Un accidentally blew up his nuclear testing site.
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Texas Roadhouse's exceptional hospitality blew its competitors out of the water.
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Jordyn sang "Happy Birthday" as her mom blew out the candles.
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At 28, Walton blew out his knee in a pickup game.
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JERUSALEM — The halftime whistle blew, and Shimon Levy gathered his belongings.
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The missile blew up soon after takeoff, but experts were concerned.
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The Senate early last month blew through a self-imposed Jan.
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"Literally blew thru his [shoe]," he added, using a shoe emoji.
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I was 11 years old and the game blew my mind.
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Venturini, she said, blew everyone away with his inspired Italian cuisine.
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I was just letting him know that he blew the save.
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"Her ears blew up and it looked so funny," Rona says.
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I also want to highlight one typo that blew my mind.
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In April, managers blew off a scheduled meeting with union representatives.
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She also blew a 5-3 lead in the second set.
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DJ Khaled started on stage but his brand blew up digitally.
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The suicide vehicle blew apart, the concussion wave rocking our vehicle.
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I've broken bones, and this blew it out of the water.
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These loans morphed into securities and derivatives and all blew up.
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Three men blew themselves up with suicide vests outside the stadium.
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Where the searing scorching wind blew, your bright day now reigns.
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Mr. Ghosn's fall blew open the tensions between Nissan and Renault.
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He just blew us away with all of his creative ideas.
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The lights blew when the hairstylist put on the hair dryer.
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Then the British thriller "Bodyguard" came along and blew his mind.
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This novel blew me away and I discovered a great talent.
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I blew off the instructions just to see what would happen.
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The building was dimly lit, and cold air blew through door.
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Having said that, the Assistant blew away every competitor I've tried.
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When I was first introduced to meatloaf it blew me away.
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As we previously reported, the Team USA soccer legend blew a .
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Some cried as they waved to the children and blew kisses.
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So they blew through a stop sign, made turns really suddenly.
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He read the memoir "Holding the Man," which blew his mind.
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The wind blew in my ears and the sun shone overhead.
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Kim blew an actual lifeguard whistle for "Cannonball," and emerged grinning.
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Meanwhile, New York City alone blew past 10,2.53 cases on Sunday.
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KIEV, Ukraine — A strange mist blew into one town, residents said.
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It was only a matter of time till something blew up.
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But the fact-checks and postscripts will show Castro blew it.
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Soon his stereo stopped working and his television box blew up.
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Welcome to my college earworm: 23A: This clue blew my mind.
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Zeb Powell blew the competition away in the snowboarding knuckle huck.
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Harriott blew an air horn to signal the start of practice.
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Parnas told Maddow that Giuliani "blew his lid" when this happened.
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The Pizza from Domino's blew its competitors out of the water.
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When the final whistle blew, Cowboys bettors had cashed their tickets.
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An air horn blew, confetti rained and a cannon shot boomed.
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Among his responsibilities: overseeing the hedge funds that eventually blew up.
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And although it existed before Oprah, Oprah blew it way up.
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The Lakers blew the game open early in the fourth quarter.
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Ash from the volcano blew into the capital city on Monday.
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That really blew my mind because no satellites move that way.
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Clueless United dug itself in deeper after the story blew up.
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In other words, Steve Jobs unleashed growth that blew projections away.
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The scheme was foiled when a government worker blew the whistle.
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More important, they blew their human competitors out of the water.
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Fact the facts, you had your shot and you blew it.
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Oliver North, who blew the lid off the Iran-Contra affair.
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Mist from the fountain beside Trinity Church blew on our faces.
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Then he smiled, walked to the camera and blew a kiss.
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He offered his resignation on the day this all blew up.
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Sheet, what can I say, brother, it blew my mind out.
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Race didn't really cross my mind until my channel blew up.
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To think that flying was once a luxury blew my mind.
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They blew it and there's no indication they've learned a thing.
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" Within minutes, he said, "Bang: The whole thing just blew up.
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I think we blew that $100 in less than 45 minutes.
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The ref blew the whistle and called Crowder for a charge.
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The show from the very beginning blew all of us away.
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The driving experience, utility, and gorgeous sheet make blew us away.
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It was an aesthetic that as a kid absolutely blew me away.
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He just blew it and it's no one's fault but his own.
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I wave and blew a kiss to my dad and my mom.
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"I knocked it down and blew him a little kiss," Parsons said.
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But this is my blog, and I maintain that Wayne blew it.
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During his two-week immersion in Croatia, local artists blew him away.
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ET and blew two left main tires, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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Wind also kicked up chunks of foam and blew it like snow.
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Like, I don't know, what if we just blew up the Moon?
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On Wednesday, the ADP private payrolls report blew the doors off expectations.
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After the article was published on Sunday, his Twitter mentions blew up.
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Last year, the Warriors famously blew off Trump to meet with Obama.
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From the first line, Witch Baby blew my 15-year-old mind.
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Kutcher blew the senator a kiss, saying his wife thought so, too.
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" The other might say things like, "No wonder you blew up, man!
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Keep in mind Chapman blew three saves in the playoffs this year.
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He blew his MCL there, that&aposs what it was, or ACL.
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He was arrested in November 2016 after pharmacy staff blew the whistle.
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Given all that, it was remarkable how few times plaintiffs blew up.
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And according to researchers who study misinformation and design, Facebook blew it.
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The way he held a conversation like that simply blew my mind.
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In Kentucky, one person was killed Wednesday after a roof blew off.
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Robertson blew a save chance for the second night in a row.
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Then, as would only befit a doomed franchise, the Northsiders blew it.
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The device manufacturer blew past analysts expectations of just over $50 billion.
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He recalled the Americans' joy whenever they blew up an ISIS target.
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"The whole hillside blew out at him," a veteran told Mr. Maharidge.
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" Mr. Steele blew up: "I've spent 22015 years in this party, 22016.
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For me, Trader Joe's really blew the competition out of the water.
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Donald Trump broke every rule in politics and blew out his competition.
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Ryan Sieg also blew an engine early, but the race remained green.
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The rocket that blew up on Thursday had never been flown before.
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"The numbers blew me away," R.J. Hottovy, Morningstar's consumer strategist, told CNBC.
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Soon after the Emiratis restored Aden's national library, extremists blew it up.
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Kent called Twitch out on Twitter, and that's when things blew up.
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From NBC10: The jet's left engine blew shortly after takeoff, passengers said.
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It didn't matter if you blew up the space station or not.
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The wind blew a few notes of the party back to her.
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"Mainly, it's because my song 'Dirty Work' blew up there," he explains.
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Things would've been so different if the Note 7 never blew up.
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I had no idea it would happen, but that totally blew up.
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The old-school boss blew hot and cold on the young star.
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The United States blew up the Aleppo aid convoy as a provocation!
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Happily, the Ringer blew all of our expectations out of the water.
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Pity she blew her chance to take a selfie with Chris Harrison.
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It started off with the Contour Kit, and then it blew up.
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The mind, body, music connection that you just displayed blew me away.
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MAN escaped a fine as it blew the whistle on the cartel.
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The company also posted earnings per share that blew past analyst expectations.
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Mobley told Williams she loved her after Williams blew her a kiss.
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It blew out the windows of a popular fitness club next door.
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The other women all supported her: Kathryn Edwards blew her a kiss.
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On Monday, Netflix reported third-quarter earnings that blew past analysts estimates.
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The fires spread when embers blew in from the nearby Smoky Mountains.
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When Lifehacker featured his "Read It Later" Firefox extension, it blew up.
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But then the Pebble Time Steel showed up and blew us away.
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Utah clamped down on defense and blew the game open before halftime.
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Eskisehirspor's fans responded with measure and reason after the final whistle blew.
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Upon seeing the photo, the Twitterverse blew up due to cuteness overload.
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When Sorensen shared the finished product on Twitter, their story blew up.
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Local media had reported injuries after monsoon winds blew over rickety structures.
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The Chiefs blew an opportunity to score midway through the second quarter.
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Two other attackers blew themselves up when they were chased by authorities.
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It just blew up, so I printed shirts and sold them online.
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Google Blew It.I've been using Allo since the day it was released.
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Right after that, Margo [Price] did something, and her shit blew up.
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Everything—the lights, the architecture, the absurdly punctual trains—blew him away.
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"It blew my mind," lead vocalist and guitarist Wesley Schultz tells PEOPLE.
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His life depended on making the right call—and he blew it.
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"They came in and my face just blew up," Qualls told News9.
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Chris got angry when venue security blew him off and disrespected him.
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I took my first vacation ever recently, and it blew my mind.
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He had it for two days—our other cousin blew it up.
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After all, it was Jokowi's own energy minister who blew the whistle.
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Caroline: I think you both just blew my opening argument to pieces.
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"When security guards intercepted him he blew himself up," said the spokesman.
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" Vocalist Judith Hill blew everyone away with her rendition of "The Cross.
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You didn't think, What the fuck, I can't believe they blew it!!
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And then he put on this persona and then he blew up.
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Kardashian West blew kisses from her seat out to the cheering crowd.
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And he was the one that blew the whistle on McAllen, Texas.
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And when Atul blew the whistle on them, they stopped doing it.
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"It blew out maybe 10 feet out of the entrance," Nechodom said.
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It was held together with duct tape, and it blew our minds.
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That blew me away as to the reach that this show has.
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At 4:28 AM, he took a breathalyzer test and blew zeros.
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Hamas blew up a bus on the Number 18 line in Jerusalem.
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When they entered, some women took selfies and blew horns in celebration.
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Flames shot up, the officers said, and the wind blew against them.
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And what I found there positively blew my mind with psychedelic possibility.
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I picked up both books this year and blew right through them.
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But the lead singer, James Vane, blew it all without releasing anything.
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Five years ago, The Stanley Parable released on Steam and blew minds.
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St. Louis blew the game open in the seventh inning against Quackenbush.
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Mr. Taylor, 22, blew out a cloud that smelled like orange cheesecake.
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"I'm just a singer who already blew his shot," Mr. Posner sings.
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The guy nearly blew up his hand on the Fourth of July.
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"I was like, 'Oh great, she just blew me off,'" he said.
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The tech at the US store blew Asda out of the water.
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The radiant heat also blew out windows in two other office buildings.
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As a storm blew in, an instructor issued a word of advice.
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Closer Hector Rondon blew save opportunities on Tuesday and Wednesday in Washington.
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The wind was so fierce, it blew Jordan Spieth's Masters crown askew.
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Neither Ibrahim el-Bakraoui, who blew himself up at 7:58 a.m.
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ON THE CAMPAIGN trail Donald Trump blew hot and cold on Syria.
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"Westron Wynde" observed the same progression: the wind blew, all else followed.
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"Big Red Son" damn near blew my mind out of my skull.
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But the agency ultimately blew past that deadline, prompting the Thursday followup.
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In point of attraction, the outliers pretty well blew the pros away.
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RHP David Robertson blew his first save of the season on Saturday.
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Two weeks ago, the Mountaineers blew a 16-point lead to Kansas.
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"It blew up in our faces and helped President Clinton," he said.
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That gas expanded quickly and blew up, creating craters in Titan's surface.
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Sanders's latest fundraising haul blew his previous record out of the water.
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On my night with the Mile Long Opera, a strong wind blew.
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Security forces killed some of the gunmen while others blew themselves up.
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It was an incredible spectacle that blew away my already high expectations.
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A small blast of frustrated air blew through those Black Dahlia lips.
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"We blew past everyone's most optimistic and aggressive projections," said Warner Bros.
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Like any parent would, Jason Kidd just kind of blew him off.
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Mr. Bakraoui's younger brother, Khalid, blew himself up at 9:11 a.m.
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A couple of months after the contest, it suddenly blew up online.
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But a second, slightly more polished video from Laan Labs blew up.
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The countdown reached ignition, but the engine blew apart on the launchpad.
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More like Winter just blew a 3-1 lead in the Finals.
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Small arguments or conversations with my partner blew up for no reason.
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"That was the day I blew my hair out straight," she recalled.
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What I do not understand is that it blew up so much.
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She had done this movie called Vagabond, which just blew me away.
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And then a friend showed me Meshuggah, and they blew me away.
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We blew it out for Jerry's birthday, at Macy's of all places.
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I blew my knee out really bad and I didn't get surgery.
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She then blew marijuana smoke into the water and observed the effects.
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The Clippers blew out Portland in the first two games at home.
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"Chocolate Rain" was something that blew up for being larger than life.
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As a chemical engineer for GE, Welch nearly blew up a factory.
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Before long, a whistle blew to summon the rest of the team.
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"The response of the kids was what blew my mind," Kennedy said.
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He told her not to worry, and blew her a farewell kiss.
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Maybe our baby sensed that, because he blew past his due date.
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Or maybe you just blew the whole thing off and got high.
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The latter three men blew themselves up in five-star Colombo hotels.
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But, twenty years later, a nor'easter blew the cabaña into the bay.
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As soon as the song dropped, a controversy blew up around it.
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I read that book in college, and it just blew my mind.
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Instead, American blew most of its cash on a stock buyback spree.
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It blew my mind that you need multiple products to do it.
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The official blew the play dead when Herndon moved a second time.
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It all blew up, starting a little more than a year ago.
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It wasn't yet bug season; a fragrant breeze blew through the room.
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He also allegedly blew volcanic ash into her eyes to hurt her.
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The EPA really blew us off whereas the state of Missouri didn't.
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We blew it up, 800 acres right in the middle of Miami.
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"It was left untreated, and finally it just blew," the lawyer said.
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Mattis ignored the memo and blew past the deadline, these sources said.
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Her audition with the classic "Nessun Dorma," blew the show's judges away.
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No wonder he blew kisses to the crowd during his triumphant trot.
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As warehouses blew up, gigantic, apocalyptic fireballs rose high above the site.
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My right tire blew out on the highway right before the exit.
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In the season opener at Philadelphia, Washington blew a 17-point lead.
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Those returns also blew the broader market's gains out of the water.
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Asked about Buttigieg's remarks a few hours later, Biden blew them off.
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SpaceX and NASA on Sunday purposefully blew up a Falcon 9 rocket.
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Apple reported quarterly earnings that blew away Wall Street expectations on Tuesday.
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I think they blew the whole thing up for this reason alone.
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Some even blew up the coolers, which sell for hundreds of dollars.
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Pitt blew fans away as detective David Mills in 1995's "Seven."
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Those investments blew up in Bear's face when the housing market crashed.
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The Rockies blew the game open with three runs in the eighth.
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"They blew out their budgets on so many things," said one source.
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The suspected bomber blew himself up as police closed in on him.
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Forty people died, including some who blew themselves up, the report said.
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"Yes, we blew up a building that was right here," Koch said.
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"I make memes and stuff, and I just blew up," Hull said.
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Asked to carry the load, the Mets bullpen blew the tie game.
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He fired four or five bullets and then he blew himself up.
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He blew mock kisses to the fans as he left the field.
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His phone immediately blew up with notifications from Venmo, King told CNN.
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Sergio García bowed, then stood straight and blew kisses to the crowd.
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Below are the nine tips that completely blew my mind this year.
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The demonstrators banged on drums, blew whistles and screamed through blaring loudspeakers.
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After feeding, the intestine blew up like a bodybuilder's, doubling in mass.
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Then, like many of the leading dot-com companies, it blew up.
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ISIS burned several buildings in the town and blew up three churches.
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What really blew your mind in the process of reporting this story?
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"They came in and my face just blew up," Brandon told News9.
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United's performance blew past the Dow's 25 percent increase for the year.
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The company's per-share earnings of $1.41 blew away the Street's estimate.
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General Boutinaud One of them blew himself up at the Comptoir Voltaire.
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Conditt blew himself up early Wednesday as a SWAT team closed in.
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He blew the whistle for the prayer, and the chatter died down.
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Cops say he also bombed his field sobriety test and blew a .
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He agreed to read for the role and blew the room away.
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"Sitting here in 2017, that really blew me away," Ms. Birrell said.
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They blew up the post and took the victims' weapons, he said.
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Some products, like the crispy-rice salmon bites, absolutely blew me away.
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The big, bad bond rout blew away Wall Street's gains last week.
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Westerly winds blew the smoke from the Australian fires toward New Zealand.
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Employees have accused Wells Fargo of retaliating after they blew the whistle.
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"You all blew it, and you had a golden opportunity," he said.
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At the end of the concert, he blew kisses to the musicians.
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I posted that and the next day it kind of blew up.
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Then I took advice from a broker, and he blew me up.
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Facebook's third-quarter profit and revenue blew past analyst estimates on Wednesday.
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Below are the eight tips that completely blew my mind this year.
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"It was simple: They blew the call," Payton said after the game.
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I blew 0.03," Lane tweeted (and then deleted) ... "Why was still arrest?
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They famously blew up a satellite in space about 2600 years ago.
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We're told Brandon blew a BAC at least twice the legal limit.
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Yeah, it's very slow, and then this is what blew my mind.
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Ferrari's baby mama blew the whistle just after Rob reconciled with Chyna.
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I blew it off as one of those weird things kids do.
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It blew my mind and broke my heart at the same time.
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Hats blew off heads, balls blew off greens and into water hazards, and tempers skied in proportions to the scores as players fought to survive the blustery conditions on the third testy day in succession at the Masters.
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"I was walking my child to the classroom because they blew the whistle for the first bell, and when that first whistle blew it sounded like a firecracker went off and we all stopped and were stunned," Ferreira said.
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When a bullet was shot, a puff of air blew behind my head.
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The affidavit states they allegedly blew up an Amish phone shed on Dec.
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It blew my mind, just being in Costa Rica for the first time.
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A very long time ago in a faraway galaxy, a star blew up.
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The fact that he could barely say congratulations to me blew my mind.
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However, when the buzzer blew, the scoreboard read a history-making 22018-217.
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Everybody respected his humor — even if it blew somebody away, they didn't care.
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The CNC machinist's boss who "blew up" showed a lack of this skill.
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He left Paris shortly after his brother blew himself up in the attacks.
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Trump blew those rules out of the water, and now others are benefitting.
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Ess blew out each section separately to add volume and then started braiding!
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He blew a save situation Wednesday, but probably should not have been pitching.
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It's tricky to determine how, exactly, these normcore brands blew up this year.
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In another clip, the singer blew a kiss while striking a dance pose.
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The insults grew louder until Zielinski blew his whistle, and George was done.
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But then, miraculously, The LEGO Movie came along and blew everybody's goddamn minds.
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Old Ahmed was getting tagged by the guy's jab and blew a fuse.
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This "taper tantrum" blew over in a few months, but it had repercussions.
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They blew holes into the building to avoid a booby-trapped main door.
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The surprised star blew out every candle on the cake, without any help.
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I was not prepared for how Mitt Romney blew out his birthday candles.
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The actor was cuffed and taken to the station, where he blew a .
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"Blew my roof off, but I can get that fixed," he said, laughing.
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High winds blew embers from the Kincade fire in Sonoma County late Tuesday.
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CHRISTOPHER WYLIE tells Kenneth Cukier why he blew the whistle on Cambridge Analytica.
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During the second (2000-05), Palestinian militants blew up Israeli buses and nightclubs.
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Back in May, a high schooler blew minds with his talent show flip.
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Though Mr Putin "blew his stack", he gave in to Mr Tillerson's demands.
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Though Mr Putin "blew his stack," he gave in to Mr Tillerson's demands.
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And in this case, the system it designed blew up in its face.
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Homes had flooded or turned to tinder and their zinc rooftops blew off.
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All the great ones that blew my mind when I was a kid.
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Brawn decides between the ditzy blonde and the guy who blew the challenge.
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He blew my hair dry for me when Iw as putting makeup on.
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The spread blew out after China included U.S. oil in its tariff moves.
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On the afternoon of Friday, September 22, the internet blew up, Kardashian style.
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Rocky's finally got a Golden Globe — but he kinda blew the victory speech.
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Kai bent over the bowl, pursed her lips over the pipette, and blew.
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It previously blew away expectations with more than 215,23 reservations for the car.
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When I found out they were married, it kind of blew my mind.
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And it arrived seemingly out of nowhere and blew up pretty much overnight.
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After I blew out the candles, I got to cut the first piece.
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I pursed my lips and blew visible breath as though it were smoke.
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JPMorgan, Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and KeyCorp all blew Cramer away.
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JPMorgan, Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and KeyCorp all blew Cramer away.
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Its first campaign blew past its $20183,000 goal and raised over $10 million.
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Bellucci blew the crowd away and garnered plenty of praise from Bublé himself.
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"Yeah, but then I blew it by talking about it [beforehand]," Lawrence said.
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On the night of the premiere, she blew the Internet's mind. Completely. Chickens!
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I took their case on, and it always blew up in my face.
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There was a "horrific explosion" which blew out windows in nearby buildings, Col.
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But restaurants regularly blew by those limits when serving children, the study found.
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"She blew us away, so that was how it happened," the director says.
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Indeed, Luke didn't use Super Cruise when he blew up the Death Star.
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When I was 33 I lit a match and blew up my life.
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Months after Paul blew up his own life, he's managed to fail up.
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"When I saw that, it just blew my mind," Nurmohamed tells The Verge.
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This is Amy's take on the classic burger, and it blew me away.
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Winds blew much of the 30,000-foot (9,100-meter) plume away from people.
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According to the paper, the women allegedly blew fire over the girl's face.
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In the game which we had tickets for, Argentina blew it 3-0.
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"It appears he blew through that custom," a Pelosi spokesman told the WSJ.
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And you know that it just blew up right in front of us.
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In January a female fighter blew herself up to destroy a Turkish tank.
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First and foremost being that Sekou was driving the vehicle that blew up.
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You blew it," he added, before sharing that he was "already over it.
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I can only imagine what he saw, because I blew my face off.
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"It was an Asiana Airlines flight and completely blew my mind," she remembers.
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Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro said the pipe that blew was installed in 1932.
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Facebook blew past analyst estimates, which were $8.51 billion in revenue $1.31 EPS.
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After leaving the New School and committing to modeling, Hadid's career blew up.
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More to the point, the party blew one of its biggest set-pieces.
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Don't miss: John Mayer blew 25% of his net worth on expensive watches
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Video game graphics that blew our minds look like sand paintings in retrospect.
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The recent trend was also a recent trend before RompHim blew it up.
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She stormed off, but was still wearing a mic and then blew up!!!
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Before we tell you what it says, we know the negotiations blew up.
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Twitter blew up with tweets burning Sunny Co Clothing and their incredible demand.
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The strike blew the car apart and its occupants were burned beyond recognition.
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Suicide bombers blew up two vehicles at the base before gunmen moved in.
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Polaris blew up again today ... Polaris, Harley-Davidson is a sell, sell, sell.
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What was the explosive force that blew a hole in the fridge door?
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She blew a major opportunity by not dressing him up like Morty, though.
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"My first thought was somebody really blew it in DLNR," Hawauud state Sen.
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The post blew up with more than 22,000 likes and hundreds of comments.
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On Saturday, the team blew out TAMU-CC to clinch another Southland title.
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It was at Michi, this tsukemen place that blew up over the summer.
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Heyn: It was just totally out of the blue, it blew me away.
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It exploded and blew the fingers off one of his hands, Hazim said.
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The idea of a #Calexit blew up on Twitter right after Trump's win.
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"It blew my mind," Takino said, about when she first discovered the sport.
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He left Paris hours after his brother blew himself up outside a cafe.
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Diana blew a kiss to Virginia, who saluted her from behind the bar.
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They tried peddling that ole "just friends" bit ... until Izzy blew their cover.
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"She blew me away," Gracey says, noting the effortless nature of her talent.
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Then a few days later, they blew up another bus on that line.
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When you look at MySpace, music was the primary reason it blew up.
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Buzzfeed reported something was rotten inside of Zenefits and the story blew up.
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But the first science fiction story that featured an eclipse totally blew it.
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One review was retweeted by Miranda July, which blew up Walker's Twitter feed.
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It looked like a real category 5 shit storm blew thru her room.
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The explosion blew off metal gates and blast walls erected outside the hotel.
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But it was a powder keg, it was a powder keg that blew.
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In the end, all of the loans blew up, and investors lost billions.
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Then, in her 40s, she blew up her marriage 'spectacularly' and started over.
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If that building blew up, all that property would be up for grabs.
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Then he blew a kiss to the crowd and the spotlight dimmed. ♦
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As a community, Tulsa blew past the truth that historical context could bring.
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But the other day, I watched as two stores totally blew those advantages.
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Congress already blew one deadline for reauthorizing the federal Children's Health Insurance Program.
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The 1936 Berlin Olympics blew the bank, adding up to around $1.7 billion.
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In 2001 they blew up her beloved Bamiyan Buddhas, leaving just a stump.
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A fourth assailant blew himself up while others were being sought, he added.
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He had a great chance to say something meaningful and he blew it.
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John Bolton, none bigger than when he blew up what President Trump thought
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It was his first real chance for sustained intimacy, and he blew it.
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"It really blew us away — the domestic architecture was fascinating," Ms. Mitchell said.
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They largely blew it when the initial Mueller report was released in April.
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He had plenty of competition for Chapman, and he blew away the field.
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Cooling misters blew in front of fans, and 2,000 catered meals were ordered.
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"It blew my mind when I saw it, " Buffett told CNBC on Monday.
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The Nationals had a chance to end their postseason misfortunes, but blew it.
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And after about 10 minutes, they told me they blew up my bag.
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The two women clasped hands and blew kisses to the 12,000-person audience.
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This isn't the first time the Clippers blew a massive lead, of course.
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The onstage demo that blew everyone's minds was a live language translation feature.
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You can see the bridge and think about how Bane blew it up.
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It all started when my Eagles blew that lead in the Super Bowl.
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Right at as we were about to start, we blew out the power.
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I went down [to Folsom Street Fair] and it blew my mind, obviously.
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It was the third time this season the Chargers blew a late lead.
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The Banks-Musk feud dragged on for months after the story blew up
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The wind started up again and blew the bow of the canoe around.
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And "Killing Eve" was the second show that really blew up in 2018.
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Then they blew up storage tanks full of heavy water, an essential isotope.
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Dutchie blew out its sales records, setting an all-time record on Friday.
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"Before I even got out of bed the window blew out," he said.
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"That just kind of blew me out of the water," Dr. Funch said.
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"I blew off my three-piece suit and never looked back," he said.
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A man blew a hole in his throat after stifling a powerful sneeze.
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The storm blew from the western Rockies to the Central Plains last week.
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The family waved and blew kisses as the lights flicked on and off.
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The explosion blew off much of the roof above the high vaulted ceiling.
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The agents blew up an old pipeline, mistaking it for a new one.
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Gusts of wind blew in hard and cold from the far green pastures.
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A few months later, another machine blew that record away with 0.89 seconds.
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Minutes later, the car blew up, wounding people in the street, Obaidullah said.
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On Saturday, Northridge blew an 18-point lead in an 80-77 loss.
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Another three shots abruptly blew out and I could feel my head spinning.
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He blew that off too ... so a violation of probation warrant was issued.
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Yet when Nanette reread it recently, "It just blew my mind," she said.
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We didn't find out this week because the White Walkers blew their horn.
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The original doors were destroyed when the retreating Germans blew up the buildings.
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As the marchers advanced, some blew whistles and erupted in cheers and jeers.
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The Redskins (3-2) blew a 17-point lead before barely holding on.
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Cakir blew his whistle and went to the sideline to check the replay.
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But he blew a 30-0 lead by losing the next four points.
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The war blew away that gentility, those ideals and that faith in progress.
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They blew past that number, unseating five incumbents and winning three open seats.
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However, his heart had become enlarged, and "blew up on him," she explained.
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But over their past six losses, the strained Mets bullpen blew the game.
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The wind blew straight down the bay, and the waves doubled in size.
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The Groupon model blew up in Asia as Coupang's valuation reached $9 billion.
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That number blew past expectations of the film making closer to $40 million.
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High winds blew out the windows as rainwater poured in, ruining her furniture.
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After 10 minutes, the whistle blew again and they went back to work.
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ARMSTRONG Kirsten Dunst really blew [other Young Amy candidates] out of the water.
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The driver blew the horn at one delivery truck and squeezed by another.
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A cold wind blew—good for lion work, it carried away our scent.
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At the bottom of each screen are two boxes that blew my mind.
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Her dress,white and blue lace,blew like a tiny sailpressing her on.
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For the second time in four days, the Yankees blew a late lead.
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The hospital, which experienced a near miss that blew out windows on Jan.
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Thompson hadn't heard back before the bug's discovery blew up on social media.
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"Magnus blew it," said Maurice Ashley, a grandmaster watching in a V.I.P. area.
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Then, during the closing seconds of the game, Varney thought he blew it.
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In the first quarter, he blew by James for a fast break dunk.
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In the ninth, the Cardinals blew it open against Braves closer Mark Melancon.
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Off the coast of Haifa on Rosh Hashana 1945, he blew the shofar.
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Off the coast of Haifa on Rosh Hashana 1945, he blew the shofar.
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He was in an adjacent car when the door blew in on him.
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Two teenagers, Potes and David Gaines, blew all of us grown-ups away.
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Both clubs blew leads before the second intermission in a see-saw affair.
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A day earlier, one trailer blew up, sending acrid smoke into the area.
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But in 1954, Cleveland blew them out, 56-10, intercepting Layne six times.
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"We blew it," Buffett said at Berkshire Hathaway&aposs annual meeting last year.
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The announcement came weeks after the Trump administration blew past a key Oct.
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At the end of spring, a 2019 Bentley Continental GT blew us away.
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There was some legitimate confusion over how and why Alex's photo blew up.
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Police blew open Paddock's hotel room door 81 minutes after the shooting started.
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Re-post cause it blew up on tiktok, which way is he facing?
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The mine blew as planned and created a giant crater on the battlefield.
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Cyclone Hilda blew down trees and caused minor damage at Broome last week.
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Criticism of Hallmark's initial decision blew up on Twitter and in the press.
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The company just blew its first earnings, and is facing declining user growth.
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Utah blew out New Orleans by 33 points on the road Wednesday night.
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As he left the courtroom, Manafort blew a kiss to his wife, Kathleen.
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He blew up this dehumanizing silhouette to a larger than life-size figure.
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Most of them blew that deadline, and many missed extended deadlines as well.
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A young suicide bomber blew up a military bus in Kashmir on Feb.
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This last year spent getting the exhibition ready totally blew my time away.
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Rapper PARTYNEXTDOOR was also there but laying low until Tristan blew his cover.
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"We're a pretty wealthy area, and we blew through our savings," she said.
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Eidinger said the woman accidentally blew marijuana smoke into a police officer's face.
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"It felt like someone blew air at me, on my stomach," he said.
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We thought it would be a month or two until everything blew over.
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It said it blew up a NPDC (Nigerian Petroleum Development Company) manifold, close to Banta, and two crude pipelines operated by the state oil company NNPC, adding that it also blew up "Chevron Well 10", close to Otunana flow station.
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At dawn on Tuesday, two blew themselves up, killing 58 people and wounding 78.
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There's a very good chance that Sixer fan just blew it for his team.
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The Indians themselves blew a 27-21997 lead against the Red Sox in 237.
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The Indians themselves blew a 3-1 lead against the Red Sox in 2007.
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And it blew up that night and I don't want to go back there.
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The #BlackWomenAtWork hashtag that quickly blew up on Twitter after he publicly disrespected Rep.
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After the game was released and blew up... it became a very different story.
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Ford and Harper sweetly sat around the actor while he blew out his candle.
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Regulators in the United States blew the whistle on deliberate emissions cheating on Sept.
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There's this student whose phone blew up during gym class, and this Seattle man.
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Charlie Sheen did it, blew off his entire career over nothing, over absolutely nothing.
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Unfortunately, he blew it by lounging around in sweats and serving old Chinese takeout.
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But Golden State blew out Indiana 142-106, so Thompson played just 29 minutes.
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Instead, he blew away expectations, webbing up $117 million at the US box office.
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Cramer was astounded when Allergan blew away the numbers when it reported on Wednesday.
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As has become the norm, the interior of this big Benz blew me away.
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Ambarella (AMBA) blew away expectations with quarterly earnings while beating on revenue as well.
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Mississippi miracle The tornado tore through buildings, ripped up trees and blew out windows.
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Tobias Stone blew up Medium in 2016 with his post about Trump and Brexit.
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Aranda's audition blew the judges away with both his original compositions and his humbleness.
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Dakessian was critically injured when an air cannon blew apart while firing a pumpkin.
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Did you blew some of the advance you got from London Records on weed?
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Yum China (YUMC) blew away estimates with quarterly earnings but fell short on revenue.
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It completely blew up, and I was excited to be a part of it.
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Some of them dropped straight to the ground, while some blew a foot away.
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Soon, the debate about PUBG blew up on air on Gujarat's FM radio stations.
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Astrology and unicorns blew up around the 2016 election as a form of escapism.
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They blew up an electric tower, cutting power to Hawija, a former ISIS stronghold.
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That's when Vicente blew the lid on the organization by resigning and alerting authorities.
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He dated my good friend when they were 217, then that relationship blew up.
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As we filed out, Wyatt blew accuser Lublin a kiss and winked at her.
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A boat rack storage facility lays destroyed after Hurricane Irma blew though Hollywood, Florida.
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That analysis no longer holds, Ross Douthat says: Donald Trump blew this model up.
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When broken down for the fourth quarter alone, Netflix blew past its own projections.
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The iPad is a notable exception — its initial year sales blew past all expectations.
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There appeared to be some cognition going on, and this totally blew my mind.
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The company also blew past the earnings targets analysts had set for the company.
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I blew the love apple kisses and gave it my very best dirty talk.
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"It blew my mind that someone could work and still be homeless," she says.
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As soon as it blew up, I was like more tours, we're going again.
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During his nap, his channel blew up with hundreds of people watching him doze.
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I recently picked up his book on a trip, and I blew through it.
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But that was before Nishikori blew past that record, joining the world's top ten.
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But what blew me away was — I mean, Uber is known for being aggressive.
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The Kurds engaged the militant in a firefight before he apparently blew himself up.
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In short, he blew it in that segment and Hillary Clinton scored some points.
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The extra $10 blew the budget, but the team was only 10 minutes late.
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So when he hit the home run and blew the kiss, I'm thinking, Attaboy.
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The brothers blew themselves up in the Brussels Airport and metro attacks in March.
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During the attack night in Paris, Brahim blew himself up at Le Comptoir Voltaire.
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But there were over 3,000 news stories across the world — it blew my mind.
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Last year it blew the whistle on graft at FIFA, football's global governing body.
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The wind almost blew the phone out of my hand 😰 #StormEmma #beastfromtheast pic.twitter.
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But yeah, it blew our fucking minds when we got to go to Europe.
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After the body scrub-turned-Instagram-sensation blew up social media, fans wanted more.
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Carson Daly's children wanted to sweetly congratulate Hoda Kotb – but their dad blew it.
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On Saturday, his Bulldogs blew an 18-point lead before falling to then-No.
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Everything kind of blew up in my face and one thing led to another.
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But that was only after he blew the save in the 28-inning game.
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In 1994, a storm blew through London, sending 640 residents to the emergency room.
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She also blew a blood alcohol level more than four times the legal limit.
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A: King Sunny Adé blew me away; I didn't even know he was playing.
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This blew a hole in the budget and caused the IMF to withdraw support.
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She blew up when her image was featured on Rihanna's Fenty Beauty Instagram page.
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Meanwhile, social media blew up, giving the singer props for living her strong statement.
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Credit spreads—the extra yield investors demand as a buffer against default—blew out.
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She said that Mariah Carey blew her an air-kiss, which left her swooning.
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It blew her brains out and left a 5-inch hole in her face.
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Oh, and SpaceX's rocket that exploded on the landing pad also blew up Internet.
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It absolutely blew my mind, and I'm still having trouble processing everything that's happening.
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Things that truly blew our food-loving minds and satiated our snack-craving stomaches.
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They didn't all die, but their lives blew up in one way or another.
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The missile blew up harmlessly over land in North Korean territory, US Navy Cmdr.
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North Korea launched a ballistic missile on Sunday but it blew up almost immediately.
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Friday's jobs report blew by expectations with nonfarm payrolls growing by 292,000 in December.
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And I blew it by about four feet and then pulled the next one.
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I will say there was one thing I saw recently that blew my mind.
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He heard a story about Columbia's deadly Cali Cartel and it blew his mind.
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I don't remember when exactly Twilight blew up, but I wasn't happy about it.
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At one point, the blood-spinning centrifuge in one of the miniLabs blew up.
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Polly blew up with teens last month by tacking multiple-choice polling onto Snapchat.
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But even when he tried to do that, things blew up in his face.
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The official said there was limited data as the missile blew up so quickly.
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Last year TechCrunch Disrupt London really blew the doors off with an incredible conference.
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Then that record came out and it just blew everything off the fucking wall.
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RHP Brandon Kintzler blew his first save since assuming the closer's role with Minnesota.
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It broke the wooden planks supporting my hut and blew away the polythene rooftop.
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The seminal video game that came out in 1997, and completely Blew. Our. Minds?
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Another family of five blew themselves up, but the eight-year-old daughter survived.
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She kicked me around, blew me up, and launched my monkey ass to death.
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Apparently it was a windy day, because the ashes blew back on the guests.
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The missile blew up over land in North Korean territory, said US Navy Cmdr.
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His brother Khalid blew himself in the Brussels Follow CNBC International on and Facebook.
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Now find out what crazy things Nicolas Cage blew his $150 million fortune on.
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Van Leeuw said the other two suspects likely blew themselves up at the airport.
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Sumlin faced criticism after the team blew a 34-point lead, according to ESPN.
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When Apple introduced group messaging to iMessage in 2013, it collectively blew everyone's mind.
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And she blew the roof off the 2017 BBMAs wearing this spectacular modern dress.
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The pair shook hands, put their dukes up, and the referee blew the whistle.
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And yeah, he thinks America blew its chance to elect the first woman too.
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In Bahrain, Vettel did not start after his engine blew on the formation lap.
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The ADP private sector job numbers for March this morning blew away expectations. -U.
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Initial reasons given ranged from fuselage failure to an oxygen tank that blew up.
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Earlier this year, Susan Fowler blew the whistle on sexism and harassment at Uber.
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Christian Guardino brushed off his nerves and blew audiences away with his powerful performance!
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Danish said a suicide bomber blew up the gates at about 11:30 a.m.
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On August 20, 1989, Lyle and Erik Menendez blew their parents away with shotguns.
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Totally blew me away with how encouraging he was during the all hardest parts.
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This weekend, I came across an animal video on Facebook that blew me away.
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You blew the door wide open for the rest of us to walk through.
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Strong winds blew water right off bays and harbors in Tampa and Port Charlotte.
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Yes, he brought in Greg Hardy, and that deservedly blew up in his face.
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The report blew up a settlement among creditors and sparked litigation by junior creditors.
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"It blew my mind that you can build a brand from scratch," he said.
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The last two hits came with two outs as Romero blew the save opportunity.
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Last season, Tennessee finished 22016-210 and blew out Northwestern in the Outback Bowl.
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"We blew a 23-point lead which is unfortunate," Nuggets forward Darrell Arthur said.
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"I walked into her dressing room and she blew up at me," McCarthy said.
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"When the referee blew the final whistle, I felt I was dreaming," Chan said.
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The Pistons blew an 11-point, fourth-quarter lead before pulling out the victory.
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Bakraoui's brother Khalid blew himself up shortly afterwards on a metro train in Brussels.
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Hurricane Sandy blew the original tepee down, so we're now on our second one.
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She disguised the extent of her illness to Lynch, but a protective friend blew
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Right after the scandal blew up, he went on television and defended Mr. Giuliani.
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When the horn blew, I started making my way along the 2.4 mile course.
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Shortly after the video was posted, social media blew up with affirmations and support.
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A dropped piece of equipment almost blew up a large chunk of the state.
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Microsoft reported a huge quarter that blew away expectations but its stock went nowhere.
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TER: The fact that you even knew my name kind of blew me away.
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"It blew us away when we discovered girl emojis are so limiting," she said.
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Despite this, social media blew up with posts of the hail and damaged cars.
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But for the occasion, she blew out her hair in voluminous old Hollywood waves.
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One season, Isaac Mizrahi had a show on Lafayette Street and the power blew.
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"They were tired," Desharnais said of the Sharks, who blew a 24-24 lead.
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What really blew our minds was the discovery of the Wadi al-Jarf Papyri.
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He tackled Paul after the senator blew leaves onto Boucher's property, Boucher previously said.
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"Maria would do something academically that just blew us away," he told USA Today.
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The story blew up online along with pictures on social media from the party.
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During Hurricanes Irma and Maria, its golden dome blew off and was never replaced.
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The suicide bomber blew himself up at around 9:55 local time on Thursday.
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Hundreds of funds shut down and bets on tech stocks and oil blew up.
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We just blew a three-run lead in the eighth inning with two outs.
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As he blew a mournful note, flames shot from the instrument, five feet out.
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Stiff winds blew the smoke flat, creating a dreamy white line above black fields.
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His testimony blew a hole through Trump's claim that he's concerned with Ukrainian corruption.
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After she first blew the whistle on Uber's corporate culture, Fowler hired private security.
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"Suddenly, half of the ceiling just lifted up and blew right off," she said.
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Granted three more tries against the Marlins in 23, the Cubs blew it again.
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He has become increasingly vexed with Beijing after a March 1 deadline blew past.
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An explosive device blew up Thursday inside the U.S. embassy compound in Ukraine's capital.
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The subsequent explosion blew off the right hand of one researcher and killed another.
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"She blew the story open," says Kristofer Covey of Skidmore College in New York.
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One man was killed when the wind blew down a tree onto his vehicle.
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It blew up, and all of my family was fighting on my Facebook status.
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"I didn't realize til like the next morning [that it blew up]," he said.
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And then Durocher's men blew past them, winning seven straight to finish the schedule.
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Claire McCaskill of Missouri as she blew past reporters on the way to vote.
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A group of men sat on mats in the shade while sand blew past.
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They were conducting a search operation "when one of the terrorists blew himself up".
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Soon after, a tire blew, we disembarked and, within minutes, fire consumed the bus.
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"His knowledge of food and the food world blew me away," Mr. Starr said.
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England spent the first hour looking like a worthy champion, then nearly blew it.
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But she says Blacksmith never showed, and it all blew up in their faces.
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I saw Sun Ra play the old Knitting Factory – that totally blew my mind.
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The problem started when a compressor in the arena's ice-freezing machine blew out.
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I mean, it was like a hurricane — a comedy hurricane blew through my television.
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Pretty sure I went to the strip club and blew the whole thing there.
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I got 10,000 more followers out of that, and that just blew my mind.
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These were the highlights: Facebook blew past analyst estimates with $8.81 billion in revenue.
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"Last launch we over-pressurized the sustainer and blew out the motor," Allen said.
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It blew my mind that people didn't just make their own coffee at home.
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When they ran out of ammunition, they blew themselves up, to avoid being captured.
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When Toba erupted 74,000 years ago, winds blew ash all the way to India.
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The mine blew off the front end of the truck right ahead of Vollie's.
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By the time the storm blew through he had a pot of coffee ready.
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In September, a bomb blew up in a Dumpster in Chelsea, injuring 31 people.
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At the hotel across the street, the windows the shooter blew out were replaced.
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It blew out windows and doors and left debris on the rooftops of buildings.
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He was totally wrong: They blew right past that, and they're going for more.
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How about 237, when they blew a 28-point lead in the third quarter?
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The wind blew out windows and broke a set of stained glass interior doors.
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Rollins was stripped of the title when he blew his knee out last year.
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It's like a great wind came and blew my problem novel into the river.
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"Then the Teddy Bear sort of blew up," Mr. Griffiths said, understating the case.
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It blew me away, and that actually sold me on [the business of] radio.
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When ballhandlers blew by the Warriors' perimeter defenders, Bogut was there to challenge shots.
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I will say there was one thing I saw recently that blew my mind.
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How 21968 Blew Up the Big Screen By Brian Raftery Cinema's best year ever?
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"The idea that you could see images so realistic blew people away," she said.
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She felt as though she blew her opportunity to speak to millions of viewers.
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People wiped tears away, and embraced, and blew their noses, and belted out hymns.
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He blew into office with grand visions of launching development projects across the nation.
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It's easy to point to athletes who blew their money on women or bling.
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"It blew my mind," said Mr. Ortega, a paralegal who lives in Upper Manhattan.
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The articles attracted attention at the time, but the whole thing blew over quickly.
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The gusts blew a train car off its tracks in Sweden, injuring eight people.
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Warren flipped to the proverbial bird to outdated norms and blew right past them.
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"That blew my mind: one fee leading to another fee," Ms. Johnson, 35, said.
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"It blew up, and the governor was pretty upset," Mr. Howe said on Thursday.
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The Dodgers closer blew a seventh save in 34 chances but got the win.
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The game remained that way until the seventh when the Indians blew it open.
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They said male lawmakers hectored them during speeches and even blew kisses at them.
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Confused, she moved her smoking handful to someone else, who blew on it lightly.
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In 1999, the GT-One was fighting for the lead when a tire blew.
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Lance Stephenson famously blew in LeBron James's ear during the 2014 Eastern Conference Finals.
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Sometimes it's like there was an explosion and all these pieces just blew off.
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But last week, I pressed my luck and it blew up in my face.
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But Eminem, who also blew off the Grammys that year, didn't attend the ceremony.
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An emotional Ms. O'Connor blew a kiss, and the crowd was on its feet.
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He blew himself up with a final bomb as police approached him last week.
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Her dress, white and blue lace, blew like a tiny sail pressing her on.
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Based on the Government Accountability Office's estimates, Mr. Trump blew past that long ago.
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A man blew bubbles near the reservoir, and tour guides handed out bus passes.
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Elvis Presley blew kisses to fans before shipping out to West Germany in 19573.
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Our tire blew out shortly after picking up a BMW from Europcar in Rome.
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Right after the whistle blew, Larsson elbowed Avalanche forward T.J. Tynan in the jaw.
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In the evening's first matchup, the Los Angeles Clippers blew out the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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They held signs protesting Trump and his presidency, banged on drums and blew whistles.
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Already leading 4-1, the White Sox blew the game open in the fourth.
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Both sectors slumped in March as winter storms blew through the eastern United States.
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