There's skin pressure and heat, swelling, and even blistering sometimes.
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Sullivan rejected that demand in December in a blistering opinion.
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Here are seven shocking findings from the blistering report: 1.
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People commonly develop redness, burning, stinging, peeling, and even blistering.
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And don't forget to check out those blistering guitar solos.
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But Venezuela's blistering economic crisis is hitting them full on.
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Anthony Davis is off to a blistering start this season.
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Pro players toggle effortlessly between different zones with blistering speed.
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Grace's world of desert blacktops, muscle cars, and blistering sun
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His defenders have had to withstand blistering attacks from critics.
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Sullivan delivered a blistering rebuke of Flynn during Tuesday's hearing.
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His blistering speed has allowed him to carve through defenses.
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On Tuesday, he issued a blistering statement with Democratic Sen.
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Gorsuch has been a blistering critic of deference to agencies.
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A blistering hot pan or grill is not the answer.
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And some were blistering in their criticism of Mr. Erdogan.
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But after a blistering, pyrotechnic performance, Mr. Brown placed second.
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Ten blistering tracks of East Coast hardcore done just right.
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Raikkonen, a former world champion, won in a blistering finish.
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Just before 22 miles, Desisa fell off the blistering pace.
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Douglass was a blistering critic of Lincoln from the beginning.
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Some investors blamed the euro's blistering ascent as the main culprit.
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The quality of these systems is advancing at a blistering pace.
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He figured people would need ice on a blistering Florida day.
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Blistering trade disputes are a permanent feature of the world economy.
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Bad reactions to medication or skin infections can also cause blistering.
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Wolf angered Trump administration officials with her blistering routine last year.
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And just last week, Trump launched a blistering attack on Sens.
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The Tigers got off to a blistering start from the outside.
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Can the party move at a blistering pace without falling apart?
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Nothing important after that though, just Australia's characteristically blistering hot summer.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) said in a blistering report released Wednesday.
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There will be a slowing in growth from a blistering pace.
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She concluded with a blistering attack on the investigation department's conduct.
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Orenstein denied the DOJ's request with a blistering 50-page ruling.
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A blistering, dangerous set piece, and the Americans lead, 20073-22007.
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But Shiffrin is continuing a blistering rise heading into the Olympics.
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And a blistering heat wave stunted crop growth in the Midwest.
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In Europe, a blistering heat wave dubbed Lucifer sparked more fires.
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Despite his blistering personality, what's striking about Louis is his humility.
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Some of the reaction was blistering, even from Republican state officials.
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The viral infection, also known as varicella, causes an itchy blistering rash.
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As Mr. Rubio and Mr. Trump exchanged blistering insults — amplified by Gov.
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As the tissue dies, fluid is released and that can cause blistering.
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The former Massachusetts governor delivered a blistering attack on Trump in March.
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No troops have shown any symptoms of exposure, such as skin blistering.
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It moved through the city at a blistering clip of 5 mph.
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Jones also confirmed the departure with a blistering assessment of the company.
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South Carolina is infamous for its blistering campaign style and dirty politics.
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The Incessant is personal yet applicable, intimate yet political, blistering yet soothing.
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Scooter Gennett is off to a blistering start for the Brewers, batting .
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Mr. Zhou negotiated Prokofiev's prickly passagework at blistering speeds with immaculate fingering.
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Trump's approving tweet marked a sharp reversal from his previous blistering criticism.
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It's not that he doesn't know how to end this blistering movie.
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This approach recently received blistering criticism from Louisiana Republican Senator John Kennedy.
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They're dual 1080p displays that run have a blistering 90Hz refresh rate.
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Guard Josh Hart has a blistering effective field goal percentage (61.4 percent).
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Kipchoge started out at a blistering tempo: 10 kilometers in 29:21.
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"A great word to use is 'blistering'," said Gregory, describing Staton's opinion.
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Overall, 2019 was sweltering hot, and it closed out a blistering decade.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, a Democrat from New York, to release a blistering statement.
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Recipe: Green Chile Chicken Stew Hatch chiles range from mild to blistering.
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In a blistering attack, Rupert Murdoch's conservative tabloid The Sun called Mrs.
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So far, the corporate earnings season is off to a blistering start.
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The administration's blistering response to the book also garnered criticism on Sunday.
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His blistering slapper beat Rinne blocker side for Rakell's seventh playoff goal.
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State Republicans delivered a blistering statement in response to the NCAA's decision.
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The nearly 15,000 available tickets sold out in a blistering 30 seconds.
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Floyd Mayweather has launched a blistering attack on Saul "Canelo" Álvarez on Instagram.
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Johnson described it as a "blistering timetable" and then seemed to ignore it.
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The Black Rock Desert is blistering in the day and chilly at night.
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Telephone in a blistering 50-page ruling, Apple's biggest legal victory so far.
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Nas sources are adamant the rapper would NEVER step into a blistering showdown.
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The Guardian's art man is in with an absolutely blistering take this morning.
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Sales of sports utilities climbed 4.7 percent in August, extending their blistering run.
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It's the PPD that likely caused the blistering reaction in Teigan and others.
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That said, it's tough to imagine Jackson keeping up such a blistering pace.
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"Do it!" one shouted during a blistering 25-minute question-and-answer session.
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The Fearless Iranians answered that fear and loathing with blistering thrash-hardcore albums.
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Instead, it was Corker's attacks and Flake's blistering speech that dominated the news.
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We can do it all, with a blistering irreverence and sense of discovery.
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Kirchner's administration that have prompted blistering critiques of Argentina's shortcomings in tackling graft.
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Media coverage was blistering, and Democrats were unwilling to defend his personal behavior.
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Last week, an obviously fed-up OSC issued a blistering report on Conway.
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The Pacers shot a blistering 2109-of-26 from 3-point range (.615).
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It's downright astounding how much blistering violence comes out of just three people.
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This blistering summer, even the old, hardy eucalyptus trees roasted in the heat.
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Some even hoped for — but didn't get — a blistering tweet from the president.
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Her icy facade cracks to reveal a woman of blistering ambition and longing.
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Flake delivered a blistering speech about Trump on the Senate floor Tuesday. Sen.
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The NTSB's board members saved their most blistering assessments for the federal government.
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On Wednesday in a blistering address in New Hampshire, Biden tore into Trump.
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Yes, they bristle with bar charts, scatterplot diagrams and sometimes eyeball-blistering terminology.
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Even with editorial guidance, he regularly received blistering criticism from the Jewish establishment.
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I remember sitting on my dad's shoulders, feeling his skin peeling and blistering.
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Yet he was just telling it as it was, with his usual blistering honesty.
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The quote comes from an editorial published Tuesday, which offered blistering criticism for Rep.
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The slightest scratch or blistering can result in wounds comparable to third-degree burns.
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Seattle's own Jordan Morris has been in blistering form for the Sounders of late.
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Emerging markets have overcome a brutal 2018 with a blistering start to this year.
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Trump needs a strong Democratic opponent, one who is up to a blistering task.
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A blistering aural landscape physically assaults viewers with every heaving breath and thudding impact.
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In "Dogs Go Wolf", two little girls are abandoned on a blistering fishing atoll.
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One has a blistering cap and the next is embraced by smooth, smoky rings.
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When tensions rise, one side will subject the other to a blistering artillery barrage.
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But Justice Elena Kagan, who wrote that blistering dissent, may have influenced her colleagues.
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They folded political and emotional complexities into blistering whirlwinds of rage, resistance, and possibility.
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Children burned a pile of rubbish on a street corner under the blistering heat.
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Kavanaugh fought back against the accusations with a blistering partisan attack at a Sept.
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Or maybe that's wishful thinking since Mädchen Amick and Skeet Uhlrich have blistering chemistry.
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Tomi received death threats over her blistering comments about Bey's black power halftime show.
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Rock delivered a blistering commentary on the #OscarsSoWhite controversy head-on during his monologue.
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Her conclusion is blistering and pulls no punches: There is no sugarcoating today's opinion.
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After shooting 53.1 percent in the previous two rounds, Loyola-Chicago came out blistering.
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Rows of thatched or aluminum huts provide little respite from blistering year-round heat.
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Jon Snow, alone, sets sail to sea in a blistering storm, surely to die.
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The column is a blistering assessment from Scaramucci of Trump's overall tone and rhetoric.
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Rose got a blistering start by firing eagles on the third and fifth holes.
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The housing sector has recently started cooling off from a blistering years-long pace.
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All three, as well as some smaller competitors, are spending at a blistering rate.
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Three blistering heat waves enveloped much of southeastern Australia in January and February 2017.
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During a busy day, he can work 16 to 20 hours in blistering heat.
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Four weeks of sunburn, booze pimples, and blistering UTIs and no Wells in sight.
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Facing steep cuts, the paper's editorial board took a stand in a blistering column.
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Many party leaders and activists still don't forgive Romney for his blistering campaign speech.
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Her employment status is in permanent jeopardy because of chronic tardiness and blistering incompetence.
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This blistering — yet secretly tender — subversive rom-com is back for its third season.
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The two aircraft collided in mid-air at the blistering speed of Mach 3.25.
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The Justice Department is preparing to release a blistering report on Baltimore's Police Department.
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To change the world, a poem needs to state its points with blistering simplicity.
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He outkicked several challengers from Kenya and Ethiopia in a blistering final-lap sprint.
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Mr. Trump, by contrast, has made blistering attacks on trade his primary economic theme.
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The report, issued on Wednesday, was blistering, blunt and backed up by devastating statistics.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), a respected party voice on immigration, offered a blistering statement.
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Blistering your tomatoes brings out the sweetness, and creamy avocado helps mellow the acidity.
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Meanwhile, we saw ourselves reflected in the blistering curve of the skhothanes flight-path.
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The Vandals shot a blistering 56 percent from 3-point range, 14 of 25.
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Everyone said it began with a rumor that spread across Ukraine at blistering speed.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's blistering tongue and stinging tweets spare almost no one.
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In San Juan's blistering heat, the reporters stayed in their newsroom until 6 p.m.
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Following a blistering reaction on social media, Mr. Bateman apologized for defending Mr. Tambor.
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Thames has cooled after a blistering April, but he leads the team with a .
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The Richmond Times-Dispatch published a blistering editorial Friday evening calling on Virginia Gov.
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Two days lying in the blistering sun had bloated them and burned them black.
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Cobb pitches Rays past Marlins MIAMI — It was a blistering night at Marlins Park.
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Sure enough, the MOPR decision was 2-22, with Glick writing a blistering dissent.
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It follows by two days Trump's own blistering remarks to the UN General Assembly.
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But in time, runoff pollution, drought and blistering heat conspired to end the fun.
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It's love mediated through a blistering technological void—an attempt at making hardcore unhappy.
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With this blistering knockout win, Taleb rebounds from an August submission loss to Warlley Alves.
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But that argument received a blistering rebuke from federal prosecutors in their sentencing memo Friday.
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On Monday the FBI director and the Inspector General who just issued that blistering report.
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Stephen Colbert hasn't held back on his blistering election coverage — and he's not done yet.
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There's a reason I'm talking about performance last: it's just enough, but not blistering fast.
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U.S. Conference of Mayors CEO Tom Cochran issued a blistering statement opposing the FCC's actions.
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Then an outside group supporting Mr. Rubio aimed a blistering attack ad at him there.
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It was fought at a blistering pace, with Serbia dominating much of the first half.
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The Sixers shot a blistering 15 of 20 from the field in the second quarter.
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It's been a blistering start to summer if you're an investor interested in business software.
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As you can see from this graph, we're off to a blistering start in 2017.
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It is lightning fast and extremely accurate, even when shooting at its blistering top speeds.
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Paramedics have plowed forward at a blistering pace of more than seven saves a day.
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Like a massive star exploding into a supernova, debt is rising at a blistering pace.
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San Antonio wasn't exactly blistering offensively, but the Rockets' listlessness didn't punish their pedestrian showing.
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A blistering 10 degrees Celsius (50 degrees Fahrenheit) was recorded in Nuuk on Jan. 20.
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In the past, Republicans in the state have not lost Hispanic voters by blistering margins.
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Since signing with FC Rosengård, Masar has produced a blistering 13 goals in 21 games.
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Think you're blistering six-hour set behind the decks took the wind out of you?
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Blistering temperatures aren't just uncomfortable — they lead to more fires, power outages, and infrastructure failures.
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But we hear the same blistering rhetoric and the same blind arrogance all over again.
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But now they barely speak, and he has subjected her to blistering public attacks. Why?
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I didn't have to go through toe-crushing, heel-blistering agony just to look good.
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Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz called Cruz a "disgrace" in a blistering statement.
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In Ludicrous Mode, the 0-60 time is supposed to be about three blistering seconds.
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Friday is expected to bring more traditional British Open weather: soaking rain and blistering wind.
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Mr. Comey described, in fairly blistering terms, a set of email practices that left Mrs.
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LePage responded to Gattine with a blistering, profanity-laced voicemail that has been widely circulated.
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While enduring chemotherapy every two weeks, he needed a break from the blistering Texas heat.
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He ended up taking to the Senate floor instead, where he unleashed a blistering speech.
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" Trump endorsed Arrington in a blistering tweet on Tuesday afternoon, accusing Sanford of being "unhelpful.
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But soon after leaving the water, his limbs turned red and started blistering and scarring.
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Those costs and regulations have also induced hospitals to accelerate their already blistering merger pace.
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Repressing emotional damage with 36-hour parties, anxious hugs, and blistering gossip just doesn't work.
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Taleb, meanwhile, returns to the loss column after a blistering 234 knockout of Erick Silva.
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It moved at a blistering pace, with fewer matches over about 3.5 hours than normal.
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The Texas senator delivered blistering attacks against Trump on social issues during his presidential campaign.
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He went out in a blistering tempo, covering the first 10 kilometers in 22:205.
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From what we're told, everyone had a blast -- despite the blistering 108 DEGREE temperature day!
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Roast tomatillos in oven at 400 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes or until blistering.
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Drivers waiting their turn sprawl out on spartan benches and tables, blistering in the heat.
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The animals live in an unforgiving landscape southeast of Timbuktu, enduring sandstorms and blistering temperatures.
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In blistering terms, the senator rails against Mr. Trump and conservatives who have embraced him.
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The Red Sox were blistering nearly everything Severino offered, a point Rothschild did not contest.
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In a state with a reputation for tight races, the blistering Senate race between Gov.
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That became a notable theme during last week's blistering sell-off, according to industry leaders.
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"Her prose can be as blistering as it is lush," according to Karen Valby's review.
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In January, the Justice Department issued a blistering report that documented abuses and racial disparities.
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"The Rhythm Section" received blistering reviews and has a 31% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) began fundraising at a blistering pace.
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When he announced the pick of Doral, Mulvaney anticipated the blistering criticism that immediately ensued.
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She hits with blistering pace off both sides, but her forehand is her main weapon.
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Even as it faced blistering criticism for the policy in February, DoorDash stuck with it.
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Bloomberg was unprepared to defend himself from blistering attacks in his candidacy's first real test
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Paul LePage, who even called her "downright dangerous" in a blistering Wall Street Journal column.
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Scientists now have clocked the speed of rupture at a blistering 22018,600 miles per hour.
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Tyron Woodley and Stephen Thompson fought a blistering five rounder at UFC 205 last year.
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Bey was mum on the blistering criticism she's taking for her Super Bowl "Black Panther" performance.
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Ramirez, who has hit safely in 22 of his last 23 contests, is batting a blistering .
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The looser weave pattern is frayed, blistering and falling apart, unravelling the protagonist in the process.
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"Those blistering sunburns are the ones that are very strongly linked with skin cancer," Linos added.
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Then came a TKO over Clay Collard, and a blistering first-round knockout of Akira Corassani.
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Lacing that narrative with a blistering scoop or two that hold until publication doesn't hurt either.
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In back-to-back speeches on Monday and Tuesday, Clinton unleashed blistering rebukes of Trump's candidacy.
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Thousands of residents have already fled their homes as firefighters try to contain the blistering flames.
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Scald burns can cause swelling, blistering, tissue damage, scarring, and in serious cases, shock or death.
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Washington salivated at the prospect of a sequel to his blistering evisceration of Trump in 2011.
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As we all know, a blistering sunburn is far from the worst thing that can happen.
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Yesterday, the temperature in Mitribah, Kuwait soared to a blistering 223 degrees Fahrenheit (222 degrees Celsius).
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Hillary Clinton unleashed a blistering attack on Donald Trump for refusing to release his tax returns.
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For decades, buyout firms shied away from tech companies, citing the blistering pace of technological advances.
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Kavanaugh denied the allegations and in a blistering partisan attack during a Senate hearing on Sept.
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They're new stories following mostly new characters, but the show's blistering, dreamy visuals are still intact.
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Some of the officers in uniform hand out water as the blistering sun begins to set.
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The CPSC said there had been over 23 skin irritation complains and seven cases of blistering.
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In front of bigger crowds and faster bowling, he could not reproduce his blistering county form.
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A hotter-than-average summer would have a blistering impact on coal-fired power generation demand.
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Republicans, rather than reaping the rewards of a booming economy, are facing a blistering electoral repudiation.
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But the moves have not been enough to derail the year's blistering rally in emerging markets.
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Rubio faced blistering criticism from his primary opponents following Saturday's ABC debate, where New Jersey Gov.
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On July 4, 693, NASA's Juno spacecraft arrived at Jupiter traveling at a blistering 130,000 mph.
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Uhlmann's blistering remarks struck a nerve in the U.S., particularly with fellow journalists and political commentators.
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Chris Christie unleashed a blistering attack on Rubio, accusing the first-term senator of lacking substance.
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Hungarian Peter Bernek was rewarded for a blistering first 100m in qualifying second, 0.42 seconds behind.
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Later that evening, Angie wrote a blistering email to Sangrey and Cones describing what had happened.
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Blistering growth — 359 panels are planned for June, up from 297 last year — inevitably gets messy.
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The former CIA chief has opposed the president in blistering spots on cable news and Twitter.
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In a blistering floor speech he bemoaned the changing tenor of politics in the United States.
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That brings the film's long-term earning potential into question, and the blistering reviews don't help.
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The Red Sox smoked blistering liners as they tried to mount a rally in the eighth.
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Clinton said in a blistering speech here dripping with ridicule directed at her Republican rival. Mrs.
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As the campaign wore on, he tore into Bush with increasingly blistering personal and familial attacks.
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Her 5-month-old son, Gannon, stayed behind in the car and the blistering Florida sun.
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I was glad to find that my chip had not become blistering hot during the experience.
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Wall Street still hammered the stock in recent months following a blistering report from Goldman Sachs.
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The party is also adopting his blistering rhetoric on matters such as immigration and national security.
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He posted a photo of his feet on social media, which appeared to show extreme blistering.
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With the arrival of blistering weather, concerns are mounting over the plight of ordinary North Koreans.
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There are blistering hangovers, nasty flesh wounds, and emergency room visits, the touchdowns of alcoholic achievement.
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At a recent conference in the Netherlands, Pound issued a blistering critique of international sports federations.
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It was most famous, I believe, for the blistering review our own Pete Wells gave it.
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They certainly did not publicize blistering charges against Dr. Jackson or any other Trump cabinet nominee.
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The essay, presented here as an epilogue, manages to be as bloodless as it is blistering.
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Moreover, there's increasing chatter out of Congress that Cohn would face a blistering path to confirmation.
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Onstage, yelping through PWR BTTM's campy, blistering songs, Mx. Hopkins's finery frequently ends up in tatters.
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The agency's head is standing firm, and sent the White House a blistering letter in response.
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On a blistering August afternoon, 93 degrees in the shade, we were not in the shade.
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Joe Biden accused Trump of &aposfanning the flames of white supremacy&apos in a blistering speechRep.
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Washington has never tried serious punishment, like blistering sanctions against the country's banking and energy sectors.
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Janine's story reinvests "The Handmaid's Tale" with the blistering power that defined its first few episodes.
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The tweet was from the same day that Romney delivered a blistering speech critical of Trump.
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Zvyagintsev keeps the political commentary on a low simmer, but when it bubbles up it's blistering.
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The president made his comments after Bloomberg hit back at Trump's tweet with a blistering statement .
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But a backlash began brewing this January, when some readers posted blistering critiques on social media.
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I've felt out of place for most of my life, in places more blistering than Cambridge.
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Contrasted with the traditional arc of a superhero show or movie, Legion has a blistering edge.
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But her guitar playing is too sharp for that, crunchy and blistering with a soft veneer.
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We're just left with a hollow, burned-out shell of an earlier era's blistering social critique.
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Any sign of "bleak white skin," she adds, also means that blistering may have already started.
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Cait Oppermann In the summer of 1995, a blistering heat wave settled over Chicago for three days.
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It was a blistering denunciation of James Comey who is bereft of judgment and temperament and competence.
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Elizabeth Warren issued a blistering and public rejection of her invitation from Fox News earlier this month.
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On Saturday, about 200 people marched for three and a half miles in blistering humidity for Garner.
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Mr. Duterte seized on it to begin a series of blistering verbal attacks on development on Boracay.
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So, trust us and take your tomatoes to the next level by blistering them over some heat.
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Read it when you're stuck in the city on a blistering August day, and dream of Italy.
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But just because you own a cable modem doesn't mean you can enjoy the blistering gigabit speeds.
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It's capable of firing off full-resolution 24-megapixel JPEGs at a blistering 20 frames per second.
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But in the second quarter of last year its blistering period of growth came to an end.
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In a blistering tweetstorm, Washington Post investigative reporter Bart Gellman criticized the Intercept's handling of the story.
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Police allege Ritchie dunked the boy's legs in the blistering water for an unspecified length of time.
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Round one clearly belonged to Spencer, who was able to sit Pyle down with a blistering hook.
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Saki's blistering hand speed and heavyweight hitting power often made up for his being an undersized heavyweight.
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Older people are most at risk of an outbreak of shingles, a painful, often debilitating blistering rash.
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The Panorama festival in New York City ramped up on Saturday — and so did the blistering heat.
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Even at that blistering velocity, though, a journey to Alpha Centauri would last more than 20 years.
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Jim Grant, editor of the Grant's Interest Rate Observer, regrets portions of his blistering report on Oct.
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The latest flash point was the blistering exchange between Newt Gingrich and Megyn Kelly of Fox News.
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Republican National Committee (RNC) Co-chairman Bob Paduchik published a blistering op-ed on Friday slamming Gov.
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Ben Sasse, a Republican from Nebraska, issued a blistering statement just minutes after the press conference wrapped.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor, in a blistering dissent, said the court was wrong to ignore Trump's various comments.
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Like Tomas Berdych in the men's game, Vandeweghe generates blistering pace on her forehand with seeming effortlessness.
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One Twitter user shared a picture of her window, which she says cracked under the blistering cold.
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Trump's Syria retreat is giving ISIS 'time and space' to strike the West, blistering Pentagon report says
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But he connected this time, lashing a blistering low liner to the gap in right-center field.
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Eventually, a blistering, red rash will crust over, leaving "a brownish discoloration of the skin," deShazo said.
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However, there are still signs that the labor market won't go back to last year's blistering pace.
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The succulent sunsets, blistering neon lights, and absurdist dystopian narrative, will take you right back to 1986.
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Then, it was thrust into fast-forward by a blistering, 12-second knockout loss to Johny Hendricks.
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Check out the whole thing—ending with one of Stewart's most blistering rants of all time—above.
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Snap has seen blistering growth since its launch in 230, racking up more than 220 million users.
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Photo by Nick Duque "Blistering" would be an appropriate descriptor of Gouge Away's 2016 debut album, , Dies.
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"You get about a week of spring and the summer is blistering," as Jason Isbell rightly sings.
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Syrian forces have split the enclave into three parts under a blistering barrage of artillery and airstrikes.
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It has been blistering in Madrid today, and it will be hot, and close, on the field.
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" The Congressional Hispanic Caucus issued a blistering statement calling the measure "a betrayal of our American values.
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His blistering 21983-page report found a culture of deception, self-dealing and self-enrichment at Enron.
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Mr. Comey's break with department policy was the subject of a blistering inspector general report, and Mrs.
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Mr. Graham, a former military prosecutor whose angry outburst on Thursday made headlines, delivered a blistering encore.
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But it's only recently that Amazon's blistering success has prodded the incumbents to try to reinvent themselves.
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We drove out there on a blistering afternoon, pistols on our hips, and took turns dropping in.
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All day long, E.U. members try to hammer out the terms of the blistering divorce with Britain.
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Berry proved in "Under the Harrow" that her prose can be as blistering as it is lush.
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The church seems unbowed by Mr. Duterte's lashings; some of its responses have been blistering or provocative.
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Mr. Sanders keeps a blistering campaign schedule that often includes multiple events in multiple cities each day.
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The former mayor has kept up a blistering pace through Iowa in January, headlining 25 events alone.
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Even in Pakistan, no stranger to blistering heat, the temperature on Monday stood out: 122.4 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The guides walk for miles each day wearing thick blazers, wool skirts, and heels in blistering heat.
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On Saturday, the Sanders campaign released a blistering statement excoriating Mr. Biden for his Iraq war vote.
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He has been known to invoke the Lincolnian habit of writing blistering letters and never sending them.
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An expert said trucks used in human trafficking turned into "mobile ovens" in the blistering southwestern heat.
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The blistering raw beauty of their land is punctuated by stark brown mountains that surround their valley.
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Bannon is quoted extensively in the book and offered blistering criticism of the president and his family.
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Amid the new year exuberance, there were hints the market couldn't keep going at its blistering pace.
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In a blistering memo, he accused her of writing to an artistic clique and cheerleading for it.
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Houston shot a blistering 58.6 percent from the field, including 19 of 41 from 3-point range.
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The Heat shot a blistering 66.7 percent in those first 12 minutes, holding Cleveland to 40.9 percent.
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Streep had turned an acceptance speech at Sunday's Golden Globe awards into a blistering attack on Trump.
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Her closing 50 was a blistering 28.82 — nearly a full second faster than both Ledecky and McKeon.
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From the activist street have come blistering protests demanding that he halt oil drilling in the state.
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Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor writes blistering dissent related to lethal injection drug Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor writes blistering dissent related to lethal injection drug The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to hear a death row inmate's appeal challenging the constitutionality of Alabama's lethal injection protocol.
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In October 2015, Pope Francis gave a blistering speech at the close of his synod on the family.
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To fix this, researchers took skin cells from a part of the patient's body that was not blistering.
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It also came in for blistering criticism from the American Petroleum Institute, the oil industry's leading trade association.
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Murray shot a blistering 14 of 17 from the floor, including 6 of 10 from 3-point range.
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But there are also blistering tales of child marriage, polygamy and philandering; subversive stuff for a conservative region.
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Combined with blistering speed, maneuverability and long-range flight, these weapons are difficult to track, target and defeat.
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Audi's TT RS proves that cutting-edge technology and blistering performance can come in one outstandingly stylish package.
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It's a blistering, angry, and often funny punk rock album that just happens to be about mental illness.
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He shot a blistering 14-of-17 from the floor, including 6-of-8 from 3-point range.
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You've just spent the weekend sipping some margaritas poolside, and notice a redness and blistering on your skin.
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Notifications will show up properly—even in VR—and the phone's display will respond with blistering 20ms latency.
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For many, the blistering, sometimes chaotic pace of change in Android devices is part of the ecosystem's charm.
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Carreau Venus is a blistering hellscape of a planet that melts anything it comes in contact with, right?
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Under Armour And the burns from the best and brightest of Twitter have been nothing short of blistering.
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Uninvited ethnic food smells from restaurants sweep you to a summer breeze on a blistering Tuesday in January.
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Each movement requires different instrumentation, giving each a distinct character, all driven by a frenetic and blistering pace.
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Since receiving three shots of Halford's vaccine, however, he had intervals of several months without the blistering sores.
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Heat scorch Bulls with blistering shooting MIAMI — Imagine what will happen when forward Joe Johnson learns the playbook.
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USC shot a blistering 62.5 percent from the floor in the first half, including 5 of 10 treys.
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Seb Gorka, a bombastic White House aide known only to cable-news viewers, posted a blistering departure letter.
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Osaka said Sabalenka's blistering serve had been a key challenge to overcome toward the end of the match.
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His best option, he decided, was the skateboard he navigated at a blistering pace alongside the National Mall.
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Between its uncompromising, blistering rage and its condemnatory rhetorical stance, the play has many echoes of Biblical prophecy.
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Khizr Khan, the father of Humayun S. M. Khan, offered a blistering critique of Trump's rhetoric toward Muslims.
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Reuters: With a blistering new trade report on Tuesday, the U.S. Trade Representative added to U.S.-China disputes.
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Brown remains out of practice because of blistering feet, the result of a frostbite mishap during cryogenic therapy.
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Despite how exotic these blistering hellscapes sound, they may foreshadow what's to come in our own distant future.
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Just hours before polls closed on Tuesday afternoon, Trump endorsed Arrington in a blistering tweet aimed at Sanford.
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Blistering issuance conditions in 22018 flung open the door to many of Europe's smaller and lower-rated lenders.
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With his blistering serve and his overpowering forehand, del Potro has the weapons to thrive on quick hardcourts.
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Brown had posted a picture of his feet on social media, showing what appeared to be intense blistering.
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In addition to their goals, the squads were challenged by the training area's rugged terrain and blistering heat.
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The UK just recorded its hottest temperature on record as a blistering heatwave moved through Europe last week.
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Mohib had launched a blistering public attack last Thursday on the chief U.S. negotiator, Special Representative Zalmay Khalilzad.
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As the third round wore down, Gastelum put a stamp on things with a blistering two-punch combo.
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" Warren offered a blistering speech against Sessions's nomination, arguing he wouldn't stand up to Trump's "campaign of bigotry.
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One blistering morning, a 215-year-old woman named Lin gripped the hot metal handles of her handcart.
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In the end, the most blistering official indictment came in an Army report generated in secret during 2006.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by Kate Way It was a blistering day in June 2015, and the sun beat down relentlessly.
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In 2015, as Netflix grew at a blistering rate, Disney began experimenting overseas with an app called DisneyLife.
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Still, e-commerce continues to grow at a blistering rate, far outpacing the increase in overall retail sales.
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The virus can also reach the brain, leading to encephalitis, and can cause blindness by blistering the eyeballs.
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Judge Kavanaugh's was a blistering defense, in which he denounced a partisan "frenzy" bent on destroying his nomination.
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JOANNA BERENDT Of course, there were some parts of Europe (London, anyone?) that have escaped the blistering heat.
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Jessica's dumping of Mark did lead to this blistering observation from two astute witnesses: Did they get married?
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Agriculture, industry, business investment, services and consumer spending are all expanding, albeit at a far from blistering pace.
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But he is likely to face blistering questions from Democrats who are concerned about his civil rights record.
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The result was "Agony and Ivory," a blistering landmark article on the elephant's plight across an entire continent.
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Plus, it's a blistering 15 million degrees Celsius, making it the hottest place in the entire solar system.
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Agriculture, industry, business investment, services and consumer spending are all expanding, albeit at a far from blistering pace.
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He capped his blistering 19-point outburst with a 3-pointer in the final second of the quarter.
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But they are now blistering critics, a reversal that Mr. Trump took as an insulting and personal betrayal.
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A much larger group of creditors, represented by the "unsecured creditor committee," issued an even more blistering response.
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On July 4, 2016, NASA's Juno spacecraft arrived at Jupiter, traveling at a blistering 130,000 miles per hour.
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And her blistering attacks arguably contributed to the ousters of CEO John Stumpf and his successor, Tim Sloan.
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My son took my blistering record review in stride and said he was still excited for the show.
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Russia, Mr. Maduro's ally and benefactor, weighed in with blistering warnings to the United States against any intervention.
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" Following the sentencing, Mr. Christie's office sent out a blistering statement, attacking Mr. Wildstein's credibility and integrity. "Mr.
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The movie was hit with blistering reviews from The New York Times , the New York Post and Rolling Stone .
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He is perpetually balding and perpetually dour, with a jutting nose and consistently unfashionable glasses and a blistering frown.
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Michele L. Jawando of the Center for American Progress issued a blistering comment even before he was officially chosen.
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This summer over 20,000 people were hospitalized in Japan due to blistering temperatures, with 65 dying as a result.
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Other notable nominations include four nods for Childish Gambino's blistering "This Is America," including one for Best Music Video.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as data suggested U.S. companies added jobs at a blistering pace in February.
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Over months of Facebook messages, Khrayba described the harsh camp life on Samos: overcrowding, blistering heat, and inedible food.
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Governor-elect Tony Evers, the Democrat who will succeed him in January, issued a blistering statement criticizing the vote.
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They began cracking, blistering and bleeding "from the cracks," and these side effects lasted for 10 days, she said.
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In March, Romney delivered a blistering anti-Trump speech, attacking the candidate's temperament, proposals, and adherence to the truth.
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Arenado isn't like to slow down on Monday if history is any indication, as he is batting a blistering .
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Bregman kept his swing compact and direct, blistering the pitch over the left-field wall for a grand slam.
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Bigger beasts do have the highest theoretical maximum velocity: in principle, an elephant could run at a blistering 600kph.
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A blistering heat wave across Europe shattered a number of all-time temperature records across the continent on Thursday.
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Hummingbirds flap their wings a blistering 12 to 80 times per second (depending on the species) when in flight.
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But some, including vibrio vulnificus, can cause severe illnesses, including blood infections and blistering skin, according to the CDC.
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The heat shield will keep the probe relatively cool as it encounters blistering temperatures near our Solar System's star.
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At a rally in Fort Dodge, Iowa, the same month, Trump had delivered a similarly blistering attack on Carson.
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Falls in European shares were muted compared to the 20193 percent drop in Shanghai stocks after a blistering rally.
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It's not going to offer up a blistering tirade against combat, nor a bromide against the military-industrial complex.
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Amnesty International, which has recorded human rights violations by both sides, issued a blistering criticism of the arms deal.
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The R8 Spyder is more than blistering speed and wind in your hair; it has lots of tech, too.
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The Independent described the performance as "blistering," while Crack Magazine called it "the most captivating" set of the night.
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A blistering late-summer evening found a customer, Jaffer Al-Ajmi, ordering a dishdasha for his wedding in November.
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Yet she was mesmerized by Hendrix, who was building his reputation with blistering live shows in the city's clubs.
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With Kuznetsova again struggling on her serve, a blistering backhand by Azarenka evened the next game at 403-240.
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Both in Michigan and the nation as a whole, educational choice has withstood blistering assaults these past couple years.
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A blistering, anonymous New York Times op-ed slamming president Donald Trump has everyone in Washington asking, who dunnit?
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A quick internet search of Diamond Resorts turns up blistering reports from timeshare owners recounting its hard-sell tactics.
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Trump called for the Justice Department to investigate agency officials amid a blistering series of tweets on Sunday morning.
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The United Kingdom just recorded its hottest temperature on record as a blistering heatwave moved through Europe last week.
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The town of Gallargues-le-Montueux on France's southern coast hit a blistering 114.6 degrees Fahrenheit (45.9 degrees Celsius).
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The academy's acting branch put forward all white nominees in the last two Oscar cycles, resulting in blistering criticism.
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" Graham offered his own blistering attacks on Ocasio-Cortez and other progressive Democrats, calling them "socialist" and "anti-Semitic.
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In his blistering news conference on Friday, Mr. LePage — with the three-ring binder in hand — defended his comments.
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Falls in European shares were muted compared to the 4 percent drop in Shanghai stocks after a blistering rally.
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Subban scored three seconds into Jarry's minor on a blistering one-timer at 3:143, followed by Smith's goal.
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Property prices Sydney and Melbourne - Australia's biggest cities - are racing at a blistering 16 percent and 15 percent respectively.
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Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts Democrat, delivered a blistering speech in which she declared that "competition is dying" in America.
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One of them was Chino, California, near Los Angeles, which hit a blistering 250 degrees Fahrenheit on July 265.
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One would expect to see deeply blackened skin with severe blistering or even some exposed bone in the area.
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On Tuesday, Flake announced he would not seek reelection in 2018 in a blistering speech on the Senate floor.
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But Sessions' recusal from the Russia inquiry prompted blistering public criticism from Trump, who eventually asked him to resign.
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At the same rally, Mr. Mugabe and his wife made blistering attacks on Mr. Mnangagwa, accusing him of disloyalty.
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In 2013, Australia had to add a new color (purple) to its weather maps for representing unprecedented blistering heat.
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The week's blistering stock sell-off has slashed the Dow Jones Industrial Average's gains since President Donald Trump's election.
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Samantha Bee is at her most entertaining and convincing when she attacks those in power with unapologetic, blistering rage.
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Juventus started with a blistering urgency on Saturday, but over the course of the match, Real's superiority shone through.
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The result was so blistering and unprecedented that it has become track and field's longest-standing outdoor world record.
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Elizabeth Warren's most viral debate moments feature blistering rebuttals to challengers who dare emphasize presidential constraint or political limits.
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As Williams' shrieking increased, Wang nosed ahead to 6-5 after firing a blistering backhand that clipped the line.
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It excerpted just one devastating paragraph from its prior full-length blistering editorial to run beneath Schubert's superficial response.
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In this psychological drama, Naomi Watts plays an agoraphobic writer slowly unraveling in a blistering New York City apartment.
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The air heated and was pushed along the edges where it rose out at a blistering 207 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Throughout, Mr. Hodgkinson continued to post blistering Facebook assessments of Mr. Trump and the Republicans in charge in Washington.
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In this sandy landscape, with its blistering heat and fat baobab trees, the chief means of survival is farming.
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Just last weekend, Trump launched a blistering (and largely untrue) assault on the motives and independence of Mueller's team.
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When that ultimately did not stop the Council from acting, Mr. Netanyahu's team expressed blistering anger at Mr. Obama.
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The official response from Republicans was delivered by the Senate president pro tempore, Phil Berger, and it was blistering.
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It is one of those blistering afternoons when the ceiling fans seem merely to slosh heat around the room.
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But her blistering feedback to staff was often substantially out of proportion to the offense, these former aides said.
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In her apartment, up a set of steep, dark steps, the curtains were pulled against a blistering midday heat.
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Gutiérrez minutes earlier had delivered a blistering criticism of Nielsen, largely focusing on immigration policies enforced by her agency.
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Harris played a big role in the Nuggets' blistering offensive display, scoring 18 points during the first two periods.
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Robinson's jab was a constant annoyance, but it was his blistering hand speed and heavy counter punches that wilted LaMotta.
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It ran two blistering ads accusing him of knowing "nothing" about foreign policy, a critique Mr. Rubio repeated that night.
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Comey also offered a blistering rebuke of Trump's appointees at the Justice Department and their handling of the Russia investigation.
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But, any thought of West designing clothes immediately reminds us of the blistering shit storm that was Yeezy Season 4.
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They can become a blistering showdown with vigorous back and forth that can be the death knell of a nominee.
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"Menthol should not be applied to a blistering and/or peeling sunburns, as it can irritate the skin," Ploch said.
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I love the way Conor Oberst's voice barely hold a note without shaking like a hand in the blistering cold.
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Her failing health and recent controversies did not appear to dampen her fervor, even in the blistering 104-degree heat.
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No such rules apply to male players, who took their shirts off frequently Tuesday, to deal with the blistering heat.
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"If the skin is turning white, black, or it's blistering — you should probably be evaluated by a doctor," Caldwell said.
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"This is shameless, corrupt and repugnant presidential profiteering," Shaub tweeted in a blistering commentary on Trump's potential conflicts of interest.
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Mistry's blistering letter portrayed Ratan Tata, 78, as a man who cast aside his advice and bulldozed through major decisions.
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See a doctor if your sunburn is accompanied by blistering over large parts of your body, fever, headache, or vomiting.
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On a blistering 22017-degree Phoenix evening this August, thousands came to watch Donald Trump cobble together an alternate reality.
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The LA Times reports that Backpage shuttered the section following the release of a blistering report from the US Senate.
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Weather is not climate, but blistering heat is one of the predictable outcomes of humanity's contribution to global climate change.
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Kvitova recorded her 29th Fed Cup victory on the back of a strong serve and a string of blistering groundstrokes.
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It's not the blistering speed of, say, a Galaxy S8, but it's not sluggish in day-to-day use, either.
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A day later, he noticed his skin was blistering and all four limbs had begun to swell and change color.
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With its raw, blistering lyrics, and sparse, delicate builds, it's no wonder it, and she, quickly became a critical darling.
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Didn't care about the elders, the babies, the men and women half bandaged, their skin blistering and their breaths shortened.
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Andrew Puzder is finally going before the Senate on Thursday in what is expected to be a blistering confirmation hearing.
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Portland shot a blistering 212 percent in the first quarter, including 234.7 percent (7 of 13) from 3-point range.
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In October, Vice President Mike Pence delivered a blistering speech accusing China of stealing prized US technology and military hardware.
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Long Island City has undergone a blistering pace of high-end apartment construction in recent years, sending housing prices soaring.
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James Bridenstine, faced blistering critique at his Senate confirmation hearing Wednesday, with Democrats questioning his fitness for the role. Sen.
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Unschooled in childhood, she and her siblings are repeatedly imperilled by their parents' blistering paranoia about civilization and modern medicine.
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The White House quickly took advantage Tuesday with blistering presidential tweets and a media scolding at the afternoon press briefing.
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I have three children, and I don't want them to inherit blistering winds in summer and savage hurricanes in winter.
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Awah says the family forced her to work long hours, sometimes in the blistering Kuwaiti sun, with very little sleep.
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That letter was dated July 6, the same day that the North issued its blistering criticism of Washington's negotiating tactics.
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And on our 800-meter-tall mega-coaster, riders would hit the blistering top speed of 370 kilometers per hour.
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Pastrnak struck again at 5:11 of the second with a blistering slap shot for a 2-1 Boston advantage.
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Robin van Roosmalen defends his Glory featherweight title with his flat nosed infighting, built on blistering combinations into low kicks.
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Eventually, a stew of nerves, blistering heat, a multi-goal deficit, and frustration with the Courage's stifling defense bubbled over.
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French President Emmanuel Macron gave a blistering interview to The Economist about his dissatisfaction with NATO and the European Union.
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I wrongly expected that the debate would be a letdown, especially after last week's blistering matchup of Trump and Clinton.
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Clemson shot a blistering 62 percent from the floor in the first half, including 59 percent from 3-point range.
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But as government forces wrap up a blistering campaign in eastern Ghouta, Idlib is likely to be the next target.
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In January, the state comptroller released a blistering audit that revealed "numerous significant deficiencies" in the state's economic development programs.
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On Friday, the Warmbiers emerged into the public eye again, this time with a blistering statement directed at the president.
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She hits with blistering pace off both sides, and she is capable of hitting a winner from anywhere on court.
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And in Brooklyn, courts in Highland Park reopened on Saturday filled with blistering comic-book lettering reminiscent of Roy Lichtenstein.
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Leading off, Franz turned in a blistering time to win the season-opening World Cup downhill in Lake Louise, Alberta.
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Eventually a diagnostic procedure identified a semicircular object lying across his vocal cords, which had caused internal blistering and swelling.
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Driven by the dopamine of "likes" and retweets, we jockey to be bitchiest or most blistering, snidest or most sarcastic.
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McSally lost a blistering Senate race two years ago, but was appointed to the state's other Senate seat weeks later.
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The Nets continued to shoot well and held a 70-46 edge by halftime after shooting a blistering 65.8 percent.
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The pain started a day or two later as a blistering rash swept down from her scalp onto her forehead.
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During a 10-minute break from the blistering heat at Flushing Meadows, Cornet rushed off-court to change her shirt.
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Under blistering questioning from Jim Jordan, a Republican, and Sean Patrick Maloney, a Democrat, his grin melted to a grimace.
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Even as voters were going to the polls on Saturday, Mr. Clyburn offered a blistering assessment of Mr. Biden's organization.
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"They've been on a pretty blistering pace, getting a lot of space everywhere," said Greg Melich, an analyst with MoffettNathanson.
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Zegarowski led Creighton's charge from long distance as the Bluejays made a blistering 22013 of 214 from beyond the arc.
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Zegarowski led Creighton's charge from long distance as the Bluejays made a blistering 15 of 26 from beyond the arc.
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But as their targets multiplied and their pickets became more blistering, so too did the local and even global reaction.
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He ran the fitness mile as a seventh-grader and finished in a blistering time of 5 minutes 45 seconds.
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Once he's up, Musk launches into a blistering schedule that breaks his time into a series of five-minute slots.
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In October he signed a blistering eight-page letter to top House Democrats arguing against cooperating with the impeachment inquiry.
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He called his firing "part of this Administration's ongoing war on the FBI" in a blistering statement at the time.
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Against that backdrop, reactions to the Supreme Court's blistering ruling among British politicians showed that divisions were deeper than ever.
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The nonprofit's resident pack of friendly dogs roamed the grounds, while volunteers and staff worked away in the blistering heat.
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The Heat shot a blistering 281 percent in the first, including 7 of 11 (63.6 percent) from behind the arc.
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In New York, I hauled it down the jet bridge and through passport control, my hands blistering from the effort.
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During the initial setup process, when Google is transferring files and setting up cell service, the screen is blistering white.
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I've probably read a dozen blistering, look-through-my-fingers pans so far this year, and dozens more polite putdowns.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez issued a blistering takedown of Green New Deal opponents at a Tuesday House Financial Services Committee hearing.
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As Mr. Trump and Mr. Rubio exchanged blistering broadsides, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas at times seemed to be an afterthought.
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Mr. Christie's blistering attack may have rocked Mr. Rubio, but it is not clear that it will also lift Mr. Christie.
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This led Pusha T to release his own blistering diss track, in which he outed Drake for having a secret child.
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As it progresses, the skin becomes bright red, swollen and shiny, before blistering and, in worst-case scenarios, becoming open wounds.
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Last month, Phoenix enduring a blistering heat wave, with temperatures so high that airport officials had to cancel dozens of flights.
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The pair exchanged early breaks in the opening set before Kasatkina fired a blistering forehand to take a 4-2 lead.
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Kelly was reacting to Fonda's blistering criticism of her for asking about Fonda's plastic surgery on one of Kelly's earlier shows.
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Since a blistering 13-1-1 start to the season, Montreal is 17-16-7 over its last 40 games. 2.
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The rain poured down every single day, soaking through our clothes and blistering holes into our feet through our combat boots.
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The Gray Lady then published a blistering report about Watkins, its own employee, which revealed she dated another Intelligence Committee staffer.
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The show ended up being hampered by blistering heat and models baking in the sun and looking lethargic on the runway.
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The winger is the focal point of Pachuca's attack and a constant catalyst moving forward with his blistering pace and dribbling.
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Although the blistering criticism of European policy seems right, a section at the end which brings in American policy is weaker.
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The Ukrainian is blessed with extraordinary footwork, intuitive head and upper body movement, and is capable of firing off blistering combinations.
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From blistering sunburns to scraped-up knees, there's no limit to the injuries Pokémon Go players are getting during game play.
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Shute clocked a time of 11 minutes and 25.082 seconds, which isn't blistering fast compared to the rest of the field.
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Infections with Vibrio vulnificus can be more serious, however, and can lead to blistering skin lesions, dangerous bloodstream infections, and amputations.
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It rapidly spiralled out of control with overcrowding and fans waiting in the blistering California sun, due to lack of organization.
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Small wonder then, that on Monday, Orenstein finally denied the government's motion in a blistering 50-page slap to the face.
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On Saturday, Sicilia released a blistering open letter addressed to López Obrador, asking how the politician can stand by his policy.
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The Pacers also shot 221 percent from the field, including a blistering 212 percent (219 of 213) from 2500-point range.
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CEO Tim Cook delivered a blistering attack on his competitors this past weekend, as part of a commencement speech at Stanford.
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Small wonder then, that on Monday, Orenstein finally denied the government's motion in a blistering 21-page slap to the face.
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Go deeper: Blistering Australian heat is breaking records and killing wildlife Blazing heat waves blast Australia as all-time records fall
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A press release from health officials described some of these symptoms as blistering skin lesions, fever, nausea, severe pain and vomiting.
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Thiem saved a match point with a blistering backhand down the line and held on to force a deciding fifth set.
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And just weeks before the convention, a group of black ministers released a blistering open letter demanding that the NAACP change.
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Secret Empire's third issue — Secret Empire No. 2*, released Wednesday — is a blistering reminder of just how powerful that twist was.
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On Tuesday, President Obama called Trump "unfit to serve as president," in his most blistering remarks yet about the GOP nominee.
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As a result, thousands of Hondurans choose to migrate each year, walking or hitching rides through blistering heat and torrential rain.
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Ball is at his best in transition: he makes blistering fast decisions with the ball, throws pinpoint passes, and scrambles defenders.
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Laser complications include pain, blistering, scarring and, in some cases, a darkening of the tattoo ink can occur, according to dermatologists.
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As long as he keeps that up, he should expect the sort of blistering coverage his feed has garnered of late.
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When Mr Mogoeng, who delivered the blistering judgment, was appointed by Mr Zuma he was initially seen as a yes-man.
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But the annoying thing is that both types cause blistering sores that can appear around your mouth and on your genitals.
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There are doubts whether last quarter's blistering growth pace is sustainable when the United States is sparring with China over trade.
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If Comey serves up a blistering indictment of Trump, the political damage will be obvious, without necessarily easing Trump's legal jeopardy.
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To be fair, Trump only made things worse for himself when he responded to Bannon's alleged comments with blistering personal attacks.
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Ri's blistering rhetoric and the projectile launches may dim the prospect for an early resumption of nuclear negotiations between the countries.
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Sotomayor dissent and Korematsu Justice Sonia Sotomayor, in a blistering dissent, said the court was wrong to ignore Trump's various comments.
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In season two, Midge's blistering ascent through the comedy ranks (and through any obstacle she encounters) continues more or less unabated.
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China bulls often point to the blistering pace of expansion of e-commerce as one of the country's brightest growth spots.
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The breaststroker Cody Miller did his best to stay close to his British counterpart, Adam Peaty, who split a blistering 56.59.
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Just as it seemed he'd lose control, Thile ripped off a blistering, cross-picking descent that ended on an authoritative stomp.
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Speed is of the essence in any good local dim sum restaurant, and the food comes out at a blistering rate.
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The Badgers committed only eight turnovers and canned 14 of 22 3-pointers, including a blistering 7 of 8 after halftime.
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Pilgrims are also advised to drink lots of water and to be mindful of the perils of the blistering desert heat.
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Mattis wrote a blistering letter citing the Constitution when asked whether he had attended the infamous Tailhook conference (he wasn't there).
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So today May faces what's sure to be a blistering Question Time and another no confidence vote (but she'll probably survive).
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Chelsea had a blistering start at Stamford Bridge with David Luiz curling a shot into the bottom corner after 218 minutes.
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Hours later, Judge Kavanaugh came before the committee and delivered a blistering defense of his reputation and denied Dr. Blasey's allegations.
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After taking a break from the blistering heat on Tuesday, Alizé Cornet came back onto court with her top on incorrectly.
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The postponed June speech was initially cast by aides as a sequel to a blistering broadside he delivered in October 2018.
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The long convalescence has yielded a global recovery that is far from blistering in pace, and geopolitical risks threaten its demise.
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They had a blistering fight over email, with each woman impugning the other's integrity, and Ms. Wu stopped working with Kiini.
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Shingles is a painful and sometimes debilitating nerve inflammation and blistering skin rash caused by the same virus that causes chickenpox.
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Weber scored his 222th goal of the season with a blistering slap shot 23 minutes 22 seconds into the second period.
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When it became clear that most members of the team would not attend, Mr. Trump issued a blistering statement disinviting them.
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Hours later, Judge Kavanaugh came before the committee and delivered a blistering defense of his reputation and denied Dr. Ford's allegations.
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That time, he was defending his blistering criticism of Hillary Clinton in 2015 when he was a conservative congressman from Kansas.
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Hasan Minhaj recently received a standing ovation at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner after his blistering roast of Mr. Trump.
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Adjusted for inflation, consumer spending climbed 9.6 percent last year, led by blistering growth in online retail sales of 26.2 percent.
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While he is not blocking other colleagues from getting votes, he is publicly blistering his colleagues for blocking his tariff proposal.
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Biden had issued several blistering critiques of Trump's actions in Ukraine but did not outright call for his impeachment until Wednesday.
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He's just a guy, a body out in the snow or the blistering heat, under the clouds, spinning a plastic arrow.
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It was a comeback of sorts for Bloomberg, who received blistering reviews for his debut presidential debate performance a week ago.
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Yes, growth rates were down slightly both for Facebook and search ads on Google from blistering rates of a year ago.
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He's notched liberal victories on the minimum wage and hydrofracking and he's been increasingly blistering when it comes to Trump. But!
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The 25-year-old Vandeweghe is a powerhouse with a blistering forehand and one of the most powerful serves on tour.
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The "Gypsy King" dominated the fight throughout, keeping Wilder's blistering right hand contained and working his heavyweight opponent into a stupor.
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She redoes her ponytail on the mound between pitches before launching her blistering fastball and her spookily precise off-speed stuff.
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Farmers are still feeling the effects of the March "bomb cyclone," which brought blistering blizzard conditions to the Plains this year.
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Memphis reeled off a blistering 27-8 run, with Jackson scoring 13 points during that stretch while Morant recorded three assists.
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Those comments, delivered alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin at a summit press conference Monday, had prompted blistering, bipartisan criticism at home.
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The African Union, a group representing the continent's 55 countries, issued a blistering statement saying the Trump had dishonored US values.
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Wolfensohn ordered a review of the bank's programs, and Ghani submitted many blistering critiques, which made him unpopular with his colleagues.
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The Magic led 73-45 at halftime after blistering the Nets with a season-high 41 points in the second period.
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GOP House lawmakers plan on taking up the legislation at a blistering pace, with two committees scheduled to hold votes Wednesday.
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Chris Rock got the film industry's attention in 2014 when he wrote a blistering essay on diversity for The Hollywood Reporter.
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Regular-season hero Riyad Mahrez opened Leicester's account in their International Champions Cup match against Celtic with the blistering curler, above.
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As Netflix tells it, Dave Chappelle "charges straight into the fire" with his two newly released, "blistering" and "searing" standup specials.
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He indulged in the youthful aristocratic pleasure of not being liked and his wit was purposefully caustic, his tongue often blistering.
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Her blistering performance of "Formation" was simply one of the most impressive — not to mention political — televised performances in recent memory.
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However you're soaking up the sun, soaking up just a little too much of it can lead to a nasty, blistering burn.
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European government bonds have enjoyed a blistering rally in recent sessions as investors fearful of a global economic downturn looked for safety.
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Growth in the euro zone slowed only marginally from the blistering pace set in the spring, according to a Purchasing Managers' Index.
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They endured blistering criticism all day and then threw in the towel when President-elect Trump whacked them (via tweet, of course).
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As University of Arizona researchers pointed out last year, evolution is having trouble keeping up to the blistering pace of climate change.
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Instead, they did most of their damage from inside the arc by going 23 of 48 to shoot a blistering 56.3 percent.
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They look like specks in the distance, trudging miserably across some of the world&aposs most unforgiving terrain in the blistering sun.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Tuesday brushed off billionaire investor Warren Buffett's blistering critique of his business acumen.
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Blue Apron has also suffered criticism for rampant workplace safety issues, revealed in a blistering investigation by Buzzfeed's Caroline O'Donovan last year.
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Everyone knows the Khan secret by now, his hand speed is blistering and he's untouchable when his feet are working as fast.
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Cleveland followed with its own blistering 153-point shooting in the second, connecting on six consecutive treys for its double-digit lead.
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Finally, Navarro reserves his most blistering criticism for Zandi, a registered Democrat who has contributed to his party's prospective nominee, Hillary Clinton.
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Over short distances, wombats can reach the blistering speed of 40 kph (25 mph) and on occasion have a penchant for affection.
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Maritime Robotics, a Norwegian firm, sells a much faster surface drone that zips along at a blistering 60 knots under diesel power.
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Their debut single "One Way Ticket" is instantly accessible and immediately gratifying with its blistering guitar solos, gang vocals, and crunchy riffs.
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Chicago, which was particularly hard-hit, dropped below -20 degrees on Thursday, with wind chill bringing temperatures down into the blistering -40s.
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After a few slow moments to begin the bout, the 13-year-old striker planted a blistering right hand on Mendes' chin.
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The Pacers used a blistering 20-0 run to take a 35-14 lead with 37.9 seconds left in the opening quarter.
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It was an at times blistering, two-hour version of Facebook's origin story, and all the double-crossing and lawsuits that followed.
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In other words, Boeing aims to produce airplanes at a blistering rate of one every 292.5 hours and 247.2 minutes in 245.3.
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On a hot summer day in late June, Jaiden Rogers looks like every other 12-year-old boy avoiding the blistering heat.
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The airline said the blistering 95 degree heat affected the air pressure, meaning aircraft could not take off unless they shed weight.
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For instance, after Trump's comments on McCain, Murdoch's New York Post blasted Trump with a blistering front page cover the next day.
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Well, you'll think twice about that decision the next time you wake up from a blissful seaside nap with a blistering sunburn.
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He scored on a blistering one-timer in the second period and finished with 3 points in Boston's 5-4 overtime loss.
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When I went to see her in Washington in February, Murkowski made some of her typically plucky, but not exactly blistering, critiques.
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The blistering attack indicates that Trump wanted to cement a very public, volatile and intentional rift between his campaign and Ryan. Why?
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In the novel, Emily never curses out Stephanie and most of her blistering hot one-liners are reserved for her internal monologue.
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Griffin scored 14 points as the Pistons shot a blistering 59 percent and held a 36-27 lead after the opening quarter.
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I can write a blistering essay on police brutality and race in America and tolerate a few jeers in a comments thread.
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Kansas City has won 33 of its last 13 home games to improve to a blistering 25-8 at Kauffman Stadium. 2.
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Colbert, 52, has been attracting the biggest audiences for late-night U.S. television in recent months with his blistering attacks on Trump.
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And a US senator who'd maintained a collegial relationship with Trump's administration gave a blistering assessment of the President's handling of Charlottesville.
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Cordes, winner of the 100 breast, went out at a blistering pace making the last turn 1.19 seconds under world record pace.
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Encircling the film with a title track ("πr²") and a credits track ("2πr") they open and close the movie with blistering pace.
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In Sydney, Australia, home prices have risen at a blistering 16 percent in the past year, thanks in part to Chinese demand.
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Even after the blistering start, coach Andy Reid says his pupil is just scratching the surface of what he can ultimately be.
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Another thing about the SVR aside from its blistering speed, stunning paint job and raucous exhaust note will be its daily usability.
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The dispute, laid bare in a pair of blistering letters sent on Monday to Richard L. Trumka, president of the A.F.L.-C.
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The Italian opened the second set with a blistering winner, but remained inconsistent and lost the next four points in a row.
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Since 1990 the blistering pace of economic growth has been the party's most important source of legitimacy, delivering its overriding priority: stability.
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The Jazz shot a blistering 1003 percent from the field in the first quarter, including 6 of 7 from 3-point range.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Saturday unleashed a blistering attack on the media for its coverage of President Trump's inauguration.
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Luckily for us, the most rewarding time to hunt through these hostile barrens is autumn, after the sun's blistering assault has ended.
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Those with Celiac disease may experience gas and bloating too, but also more severe symptoms like ulcers, intestinal blockages, and blistering rashes.
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A long-awaited report in Britain has offered a blistering critique of former Prime Minister Tony Blair's involvement in the Iraq war.
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This week — during a four-day swing through Iowa — he delivered a blistering speech criticizing Trump for giving life to white supremacists.
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The indictment of racial prejudice in the earlier movie was blistering stuff, but "Us" spares nobody, regardless of color, age, or creed.
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In 2016 he was the GOP "NeverTrump" poster boy after delivering a blistering speech, calling Trump a "phony, a fraud" and worse.
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It was a blistering condemnation of the president which is especially interesting because at one time Donald Trump endorsed Eminem for president.
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Despite losing their best player to a hamstring injury in the first half, the Russians attacked in blistering fashion, winning 5-0.
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"Below" is hooky and shimmering, and it's worlds away from the blistering hardcore the band was churning out as recently as 2014.
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The blistering frustrations of inadequate storage space on a phone are pretty difficult to replicate in the course of a few weeks.
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Over the course of 90 minutes, he skips from blistering acid to sleepwalking techno-funk, underwater ambience, and stuttering locked-groove breakdowns.
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Earlier this year, a UK nonprofit called the National ObesityForum (NOF) published a blistering condemnation of its government's diet and nutrition policies.
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Mr. Trump may believe his blistering attacks on Europe's trade policies and defense budgets are a good negotiating tactic before the summit.
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She and Spenser are at each other's throats for most of the movie, alternating between heated shouting matches and blistering sexual chemistry.
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Mr. Terry, a deft and blistering alto saxophonist hailing from Cuba, recently partnered with Mr. Trotignon, a French pianist of rippling sensitivity.
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Midge is the kind of woman who sets a blistering tempo and waits for the rest of the world to catch up.
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In another incident, in September 2016, Islamic State militants fired a mortar containing sulfur mustard blistering agent from one of their positions.
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I did not miss an episode of "Love Island" during last summer's blistering heat wave, the summer my life turned upside down.
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But he eventually became the sonic foundation of the group, whose music could range from swing-era revivalism to blistering free jazz.
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ELISABETH VINCENTELLI Last year, this Australian director made a blistering New York debut with "Yerma," a tale of obsession descending into madness.
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In the process, he became a hero to some on the left because of his frequent and blistering critiques of Mr. Trump.
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The suit claims the product has produced a panoply of bad reactions, including severe rashes, bleeding, blistering, cracking and loss of pigmentation.
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Foreign service officer Chuck Park resigned from the State Department and issued a blistering criticism of President Trump on his way out.
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Following historically high numbers of border crossings in the spring, immigration officials have faced blistering criticism for squalid conditions at overcrowded facilities.
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J.P. Its energy blistering, this ensemble is a valuable addition to a label still clearly on the lookout for important young artists.
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In "The First White President," Mr. Coates's blistering jeremiad that serves as the book's epilogue, he momentarily gestures at this greater complexity.
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No one reading this piece could ever claim that we have "survived the plague," not if the "we" means ALL Americans. Blistering!
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They will practically cook themselves, their skins blistering and browning, while their juices leak out around them, adding to their brawny appeal.
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They were known as thermonuclear because their ignition required the blistering heats of an exploding atom bomb, which acted like a match.
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Their feelings were reflected days later by Kelly Mehlenbacher, the state operations director, in a blistering resignation letter obtained by The Times.
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In Sydney and Melbourne - Australia's two most populous cities - home values are racing at a blistering 16 percent and 15 percent, respectively.
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Trump said he made the decision to end America's "endless" wars, but the move has come under blistering criticism from GOP lawmakers.
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Irving scored 16 points and the Nets shot a blistering 58.3 percent and took a 1033-23 lead after the opening quarter.
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Democrats, on the other hand, excoriated Trump in blistering terms for his remarks — a number of them accusing him of racism. Sen.
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Activist Greta Thunberg called world leaders to account on Monday with a blistering indictment of their failure to act on climate change.
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Then he walked back to the dorm through the blistering Arabian heat, past an indoor ski area complete with machine-made snow.
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If you leave your test in a blistering hot or freezing cold car, it might be safer to buy a new one.
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This blistering pace was made possible by an unusually flat, smooth stretch of the fault south of Palu, Dr. Soquet's team wrote.
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But her account drew a blistering response from Marc Edwards, the Virginia Tech professor who helped expose the contamination problems in Flint.
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The fan favourite sealed the deal with a blistering, second-round combination, handing Story his first strike-induced loss in the process.
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" In the final days of a blistering campaign, Macron found himself on the defensive against the elusive, conspiring forces of "fake news.
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As a team, the Red Storm shot 216 percent from the floor and a blistering 215 percent on 213-pointers (213-for-212).
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Biden was hit with blistering criticism from his 2020 rivals over his position on an amendment regarding abortion rights, before reversing days later.
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But another priority has to be to slow the hospitals from their current blistering pace of buying up and consolidating private physician practices.
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In a blistering campaign-style speech on Saturday, President Donald Trump once again assailed the media while attempting to defend his policy priorities.
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The time from that proposal to the approval of a deal set a blistering pace by traditional U.N. standards for such an accord.
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The holidaymakers haven't yet descended upon the southern beaches, and the weather, though warm, dry and sunny, hasn't yet reached its blistering apex.
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Thornwell ranks second in the SEC in field-goal percentage (48.7) and has made a blistering 48.1 percent from 3-point range. 2.
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Silent all night, they erupted for a sustained, winning rally, capped by a blistering home run to left field by their marquee slugger.
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In June, YouTube faced weeks of blistering criticism for its hate speech policies — including direct questions from the press about the Soph channel.
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DJs bounced between elastic funk and disco from around the world, as well as blistering techno tracks and acidic strains of dance music.
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PHILADELPHIA — It may be Hillary Clinton's Democratic convention, but on a blistering day supporters of Bernie Sanders hit the streets with hot anger.
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EDT on a blistering hot afternoon in the Ozone Park neighborhood, police said in a statement, adding that no arrests had been made.
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Since it was first established in August 2011, the Syria commission has amassed over 6,000 pieces of testimony and issued 14 blistering reports.
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The underlying technologies building this world are growing at an equally blistering rate, but until now few have threatened to 'game the game'.
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According to police, the boy was regularly wrapped up over the course of seven months, and sustained bruising and blistering as a result.
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One idea is to redefine the computer itself Moore's law provided an unprecedented combination of blistering progress and certainty about the near future.
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Vinyl feels like it's still doing its mic checks, but somewhere along the way, it just might burst out into a blistering solo.
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Milwaukee shot a blistering 267 percent (228 of 79) from the field while holding the Celtics to 40 percent shooting (32 of 80).
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ABOUT INDIANA STATE (10-281): The Sycamores were a blistering 279-for-26 from 3-point range against Indiana, which probably isn't sustainable.
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It artfully combined heartfelt empathy with blistering commentary on the economic hard times still found in the working class America of Dylan's boyhood.
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While Apple's iPhone and other devices remain popular and its revenues are growing, it is not keeping up with Amazon's blistering sales growth.
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There was the sprawling approach of City of Caterpillar, the blistering destruction of Crestfallen, and the anything-goes folk hybrid of Pygmy Lush.
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Arizona Republican Senator Jeff Flake made a blistering rebuke to President Trump saying "treason is not a punchline" on the Senate floor Tuesday.
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It was approved days after blistering condemnations of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by two former Israeli defense ministers and military chiefs of staff.
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Corporate pensions could pocket some gains from Wall Street's blistering start to 2018 with the S&P 500 gaining 7 percent in January.
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Investors dumped bitcoin in manic trading after its blistering ascent to a peak close to $20,000 prompted warnings by experts of a bubble.
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The cover comes after Trump issued a blistering statement aimed at Bannon Wednesday, responding to Bannon's own reported criticism of Trump's White House.
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Calgary Flames forward Sean Monahan began a blistering stretch by scoring his team's lone goal in a setback to the New Jersey Devils.
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Pusha-T didn't appreciate that and came back with a blistering response that included an allegation that Drake had a secret love child.
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Not only did Mr. Cohn countersue the government for $100 million, he filed a blistering affidavit on Mr. Trump's behalf, mocking the case.
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That statement came ahead of a blistering string of tweets from Trump, in which he attacked Mueller by name for the first time.
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IDAHO: Idaho reached a blistering 118 degrees Fahrenheit on July 28, 1934, in Orofino, a major city within the Nez Perce Indian Reservation.
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Warren quoted the late King, civil rights activist and wife of Martin Luther King Jr., during a blistering speech arguing against Sessions's confirmation.
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Earlier this year, a UK nonprofit called the National Obesity Forum (NOF) published a blistering condemnation of its government's diet and nutrition policies.
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The Timberwolves shot a blistering 231 percent (11 of 16) in the third quarter and connected on all four 3-pointers they attempted.
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That's been further compounded by Melissa McCarthy's blistering impression of Spicer on SNL last weekend, which did not amuse the president at all.
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That electric motor powers the rear wheels only and sends the lightweight supercar to 62 mph in a blistering 2.3 seconds, Apex says.
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As a guitarist, his eccentric style feels practically effortless on songs like the blistering "Takamba," which finds him practically flying across his fretboard.
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Bellow had so many targets to attack, whether insulting them face to face or in blistering letters or put-downs circulated through intermediaries.
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In Yuma, where the temperature reached a blistering 118 degrees in late July, feelings about his attempt at a political comeback are mixed.
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Flynn wants to avoid jail time but that is ultimately up to the judge, who previously gave a blistering rebuke of Flynn's conduct.
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Bernie Sanders sent a blistering letter to a pharmaceutical company demanding answers about a $375,000 drug that was formerly a low-cost option.
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As it skipped to the wall at a blistering speed, I still hadn't even taken my first step toward it from center field.
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She is often blistering — much of the show is essentially a free-form rant — but her anger is always tempered by natural warmth.
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They are known as thermonuclear fuels because their ignition requires the blistering heat of an exploding atomic bomb, which acts like a match.
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This is especially true if your skin is blistering because, with an open wound, makeup can reach the tissues underneath the skin barrier.
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"I have come to the conclusion that there will be no fair trial in the Senate," she wrote in a blistering statement Friday.
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The group called Gabbard "at odds with her party's core beliefs" in a blistering statement criticizing her on abortion, guns and foreign policy.
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The Czech unit is off to a blistering start, gaining over 1% versus the euro in the first two weeks of the year.
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It also offered a blistering take on Republican acquiescence in the age of Trump, which Flake said represented a compromise in moral authority.
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The CoreLogic data showed home prices in Sydney kept up their blistering run with a rise of 0.8 percent in November, from October.
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Law enforcement officials faced blistering criticism after last year's rally for what was perceived as a passive response to the violence that unfolded.
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Two years ago on this date, this Staten Island rock band bade farewell to the Brooklyn D.I.Y. venue Glasslands with a blistering set.
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In his most blatant middle finger to expectations so far, the full-length starts off with a blistering almost four-minute guitar solo.
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Late on the second evening of the battle of the "winter parade," he released a blistering statement in opposition to the name change.
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The Flyers began buzzing offensively late in the first period with Phil Myers sending a blistering wrist shot just wide at 21:24.
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In the dead heat of August, she flops onto her side, extending all four legs and dropping her head to the blistering asphalt.
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The rubble was carted off, but not the problems: the lack of public infrastructure, paucity of descent jobs, the blistering poverty, the corruption.
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And, not coincidentally, she has also become the white-hot epicenter of not just derision, but blistering, nonstop criticism from conservatives and Republicans.
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We've got a great wax model of pemphigus [Note: Pemphigus is a rare skin disorder involving blistering skin around the mouth or genitals].
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The former CEO of Twitter has reacted angrily to a blistering report attacking the social network's failure to deal with trolling and harassment.
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Hazard, who plays for Chelsea, took command of a blistering Belgian counterattack after being played the ball after a series of beautiful passes.
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Renzi was speaking a day after the resignation of prime minister Giuseppe Conte, following a blistering attack on his own interior minister, Matteo Salvini.
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Treasuries extended their blistering rally, driving 240-year yields down to a three-month trough at 251.09 percent, before last trading at 2.89 percent.
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A day after being on the water, Perez noticed his skin was blistering and all four limbs had begun to swell and change color.
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You're not going to get blistering transfer speeds, unless you have a fantastic broadband setup at home, but it's certainly going to be useable.
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"Phoenix's Hollywood-elite world view has clearly blinded him to the sacrifice and struggles of America's dairy farmers," Keller said in a blistering statement.
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The White House sent a blistering letter to House leaders on Tuesday that said the Trump administration would not cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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Hundreds of President Trump's supporters marched into a high school gymnasium Monday and began blistering their new perceived enemy: CNN's chief White House correspondent.
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From the blistering desert and a camel's hump to the expansive ocean and a turtles shell or maybe it's a Venus fly traps...trap?
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"Hockey is kind of a funny sport like that," the reigning Hart Trophy winner told the Chicago Sun-Times of his blistering hot streak.
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Once all three nodes were up and running, my home wi-fi speed had jumped from an almost unacceptable 240Mbps to a blistering 22Mbps.
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"We are aware that a small number of customers have reported discomfort, blistering or burns on their wrist under the watch body," Intel said.
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She faced blistering questioning from a parliamentary committee on April 25th about the Windrush affair, and what it says about Britain's treatment of immigrants.
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Remove the porchetta from the oven and ladle the hot oil over the skin until the surface of the roast becomes crispy and blistering.
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This is an incremental improvement over the Shanghai Tower's already blistering fast elevators and makes the elevators in the Burj Khalifa look downright pokey.
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Authorities in California are searching for a woman caught on video tossing seven puppies into the trash behind a local business in blistering heat.
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A day after Streep delivered her blistering rebuke of the president-elect, Streisand called in to Hardball With Chris Matthews and expressed her solidarity.
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Timmer is shooting 274.0 percent from the field, a blistering 22 percent from 212-point range and 23-of-113 from the foul line.
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London artist and NON WORLDWIDE co-founder, Nkisi, has uploaded a characteristically blistering new collection of tracks to SoundCloud called DJ KITOKO VOL.1.
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Jose Altuve was hitless for the second time in three contests but is a blistering 20-for-21 lifetime against Monday starter Wade Miley.
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Beatty won for The Sellout, a blistering satire, which follows a young black man who reinstitutes slavery and segregation in his Los Angeles neighborhood.
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"I'm a firestarter, twisted firestarter," Flint sang in the 1996 hit which introduced the blistering sounds of Britain's underground rave generation to the mainstream.
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Tina Fey returned to SNL's Weekend Update: Summer Edition Thursday night with a blistering takedown of white supremacists and "jackass" President Donald Trump's response.
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The most blistering and unblinkered official condemnation of Trump's behavior, and the toxic environment his victory created, came from Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid.
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As a team, the Wildcats shot a blistering 68 percent, leaving Bluejays coach Greg McDermott in a poor mood in his postgame press conference.
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Defying the blistering segregation in our hometown of Milwaukee, Serve 2 Unite students have demonstrated the need to cherish diversity rather than fear it.
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The CoreLogic data showed home prices in Sydney were flat in April but the annual pace of growth was still a blistering 16.0 percent.
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The traditional antitrust remedy of breaking a company along its business lines still looks unwieldy when faced with the blistering pace of digital technology.
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He delivered a blistering opening statement that described his former boss as a "racist" and a "con man" who regularly directed him to lie.
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Jeff Flake announced he would not seek re-election in 2018 in a historic, blistering critique of President Trump and the US political climate.
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"Major Bag Alert" is the sleepiest Migos have sounded during their blistering recent run, and the track feels like it's 90 percent grating hook.
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The residential construction sector, on the other hand, is seeing some signs of slowing after a blistering pace of growth over the past decade.
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Ellis' goal, which was unassisted, came from a blistering slap shot from the right circle that beat Niemi top shelf to his short side.
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Keenan Allen got off to a blistering start to the year, averaging 29 points per game through the first three weeks of the season.
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Love turns not just sour but deeply rancid in the blistering "Yerma" at the Young Vic, the hottest incubator of revitalized classics in London.
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Rubio had followed up his attacks on Trump in the debate with blistering criticisms on Friday that even included a reference to pants-wetting.
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Schumer received a blistering from progressive outside groups when he accepted a deal in August that let senators reclaim part of the summer recess.
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Its blistering neo-soul and rock tracks packed fresh ferocity, especially in the hair-raising guitar fuzz of "Don't Hurt Yourself," featuring Jack White.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell wrote a blistering op-ed calling out China for various human rights violations and a crackdown on Hong Kong.
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The blistering floor speech sparked fierce backlash from his Republican colleagues, some of whom questioned if Cruz had broken Senate rules with his speech.
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Nadal took the opening set with a blistering forehand and went on to convert two breakpoint opportunities in the second to lift the title.
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It's all thanks to comedian Michelle Wolf, whose blistering speech scorched all of D.C., though she saved some of her harshest barbs for Sanders.
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Democrats have launched a blistering attack on Mr. Grassley, who on Thursday drew an unexpected Democratic challenger in his campaign for a seventh term.
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Romney during a blistering speech Thursday at the University of Utah unloaded on Trump's foreign policy credibility, business failures and vision for the country.
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The 23-year-old showed blistering speed in the scrambles in all three rounds, which he constantly used to take the back of Smolka.
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The Twin got away, and as I stared at the loading screen, my failure blistering, I realized I was killed by my own impatience.
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When you're red and blistering, you make the promise to yourself that you'll always wear SPF 45+ from head-to-toe from now on.
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He wrote a blistering tweet, his wife released a strongly worded formal statement and his son Donald Jr. harshly criticized her on Fox News.
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Mr. Bolton, who once served on the group's board, was cheered repeatedly as he delivered one blistering attack after another against Iran and Europe.
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Appearing before the same committee later in the day, Judge Kavanaugh delivered a blistering defense, denouncing a partisan "frenzy" bent on destroying his nomination.
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He made his most blistering attacks against Bush and his brother, former President George W. Bush, who has many admirers in the Republican establishment.
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The heartfelt screams of freestyle rappers there, punctuated by slews of dirty phrases from their blistering tongues, echoed out throughout the streets of Tokyo.
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Washington journalists are a notoriously tough crowd; witness the stony silence that met Stephen Colbert after his blistering 2006 monologue about George W. Bush.
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Speaking at his usual blistering pace, sometimes hardly pausing for breath between sentences, he sets out how he mined his own experiences for inspiration.
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But with the economy growing at a blistering 5.1 percent pace, analysts have said that his closed-border policies threaten to upend the gains.
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Women, even those initially sympathetic to alt-right ideas, face blistering hostility on alt-right message boards and forums when they try to participate.
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Still, it was a blistering day for stocks — the worst since the infamous 213 "Black Monday" event when shares fell more than 23 percent.
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He can see the dead, as well as visions in his water canteen, his river-filled homeland flickering despite the blistering Arizona Territories heat.
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When Mr. Sessions removed himself in March, he was facing blistering criticism over previously undisclosed contacts with the Russian ambassador to the United States.
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While the tournament regularly subjects competitors to blistering heat, 18-times Grand Slam singles winner Evert said the poor breathing conditions demanded increased precautions.
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The real winner from the current unrest may be Muqtada al-Sadr, the Shia cleric who has emerged as a blistering critic of corruption.
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"Minor Matter," the second part of her "Blue, Red, White" triptych, is a beautiful, blistering trio for her, Jonathan Gonzalez and Hector Thami Manekehla.
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" Brennan wrote in a blistering New York Times op-ed that Trump "has become more desperate to protect himself and those close to him.
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Think Like a Doctor The Challenge: Can you figure out why a middle-aged man is plagued by a blistering rash on his hands?
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Contact with certain plants could trigger a blistering rash in the sunlight, but his rash seemed too persistent to have that kind of trigger.
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Go deeper: Inside the McConnell-Trump impeachment trial playbook Trump accuses Democrats of subverting democracy in blistering letter to Pelosi The normalization of impeachment
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Despite his efforts to paint the deal as a triumph of diplomacy, Trump has faced blistering criticism at home and abroad over the agreement.
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"They are not honest, they just make up words," Erdogan said in blistering speech in which he hit back at critics of the operation.
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Ro Khanna, a California Democrat, tweeted out a blistering response to the ad late Tuesday, saying the focus on Sanders' health crossed a line.
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At 6 feet 6 inches, Khachanov generates blistering speed on his serve and ground game with an ease that is reminiscent of Tomas Berdych.
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Treasuries extended their blistering rally, driving 231-year yields down to a three-month trough at 251.18 percent, before last trading at 2.89 percent.
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Chinese officials have released social media videos, blistering editorials and attacks on researchers in a push to counter evidence of its Muslim internment drive.
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"Who do you think you are, trampling all over my favorite reindeer?" says Wolfhard in the video below, before launching into a blistering riposte.
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Apparently, the first thing you hear when one is falling is a blistering and percussive crackle — the roots snapping, one at a time, underground.
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His speech at CPAC last year was a blistering and dark diatribe that cemented the notion that Trump would not adhere to presidential norms.
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Earlier Monday, Murphy issued a blistering statement in which he called on Congress to "get off its ass and do something" about gun violence.
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If you leave your test in a blistering hot or freezing cold car, for example, it might be safer to buy a new one.
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The National Review last week released a dedicated "Against Trump" issue, featuring 22 notable conservative figures delivering blistering takedowns of the real estate mogul.
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As Mr. Mueller's investigation has intensified, the president and his conservative allies have mounted blistering counterattacks trying to discredit the F.B.I. and federal prosecutors.
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His slight build and boyish looks belie the blistering power he generates, particularly with his forehand, one of the best in the men's game.
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"Panther Like a Panther" sees Killer Mike and El-P on blistering form as usual, spitting quick flows over the sparse but funky beat.
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In 2014, the foundation released a blistering "What if you're wrong?" takedown of the CDC's decision to back PrEP as an additional HIV prevention tactic.
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Childress remained in the intensive care unit for two days before he returned home with ointments and instructions to care for his peeling, blistering skin.
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Time for a blistering presidential pan-pipe solo You don't even wanna know what his patronus looks like What a helpful solution, thank you Photoshop!
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Iowa State shot a blistering 72 percent in the first half and built a 46-29 lead by halftime despite a quiet start for Shayok.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, a Democratic presidential hopeful, sent a blistering letter to the company, demanding answers and calling it "corporate greed" at its worst.
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" His threat to "come get you" prompted a blistering response from former national security adviser Susan Rice, who told the rapper to "back the **** off.
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The prospect of a tighter market has forced an abrupt turnaround among formerly bearish hedge fund managers and a blistering short-covering rally in prices.
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In May 2017, Mr. Fulop sent three Airbnb employees a blistering email expressing his frustration with the delay and that his calls were being ignored.
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This week, Sanders released a blistering attack on the Nevada Democratic Party for how it handled a relatively mundane rules dispute at its state conventions.
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The Serb, who beat Sandgren in straight sets at Wimbledon this year, will hope for a more coherent performance out of the blistering daylight heat.
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It features modern dance brought off the stage out into blistering cold, with unearthly movement grounded in the tactility of the real forests and mountains.
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The reaction can turn into a severe rash or blistering burn and lead to discoloration of the skin or photosensitivity that can last for years.
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Sony is showing off its latest smartphone camera sensor which it says can shoot 1080p slow-motion video at a blistering 1,000 frames per second.
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That's when temperatures soar, and the energy system is taxed as residents crank up the AC and otherwise try to compensate for the blistering heat.
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Trump, who has been striving to appear more presidential, delivered a blistering attack of President Barack Obama's foreign policy during a formal speech in Washington.
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Rory McIlroy, the defending champion, saved his round with another blistering back-nine performance, but he will begin the final day eight shots behind Willett.
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Flake delivered a blistering attack on the president when he announced last October he would not run this year for re-election to the Senate.
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In response to the controversy, Mylan CEO Heather Bresch was called before a congressional committee for to face blistering questions about the company's pricing strategy.
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On September 16, she marks her third release on Tiga's Twin Turbo label with the Artha EP, another fine example of her blistering techno prowess.
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Records have begun to tumble across Western Europe as a second blistering summer heat wave struck — and forecasters warn the worst is far from over.
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The point is to show how fast humans lose the heat on their body when their bare skin is exposed to the bitter blistering cold.
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All of the changes will positively impact pokémon, so you won't see instances where an ice-type is weaker because it's a blistering summer day.
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Eighty out of mainland France's 96 administrative departments were on Orange alert – the second highest level of warning - on Wednesday as a blistering heatwave intensified.
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In other cases, people have suffered stroke, seizures, or drug intoxication that left them unable to get up from the blistering pavement after a fall.
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Sessions' speech included a blistering attack on campus culture, which went largely uncovered by the mainstream media that focused on his reaction to the chant.
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You need a shirt that keeps you warm and dry, shorts with little pockets for your keys, and socks that keep your feet from blistering.
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All Battlefront's elements, from weapons, to terrain, to it game modes, combine to create a heaving battle line with blistering close-range firefights around objectives.
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With Venezuela already brimming with shuttered stores and factories, amid a blistering four-year recession, the effectiveness of any strike can be hard to gauge.
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That night has arguably spawned some of the greatest albums from Beyoncé and Solange, and is even addressed in Jay-Z's blistering project 24:22008.
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George Patton Waters backed the Florida senator Wednesday in a blistering statement that rebuked the billionaire businessman for invoking his forefather on the campaign trail.
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Mitchell scored 22 points as the Jazz shot a blistering 237 percent (15 of 23) and took a 39-25 lead after the opening quarter.
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Though Cowboy had some success with his kicks early in the first round, Masvidal quickly began responding to these kicks with blistering, multi-punch combos.
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The New York Times tore into President Trump's speech to NATO in a blistering editorial Friday, saying Trump "failed" his first major speech in Europe.
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The committee's report this week on the government's draft bill on investigatory powers—termed the "Snoopers' Charter" by critics—adopted a tone of blistering disdain.
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Oklahoma City (21-17) shot a blistering 60.2 percent from the field to snap a two-game skid that followed a six-game winning streak.
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Under the blistering heat of open Texas skies, Pence made his first stop of the day in Rockport, where he was joined by Texas Gov.
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But the blistering pace with which it's introducing new product means that its older models, just like last-gen iPhones, can fill in this gap.
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Trump's campaign released a blistering statement saying Cruz had been propped up "by countless millions of dollars of false advertising" from anti-Trump Super PACs.
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Sun poisoning shares a few symptoms with a regular sunburn, namely redness, blistering, and pain where the skin was exposed to the sun's UV rays.
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The blistering run shaved more than a tenth of a second from the previous mark of 52.34 seconds set by Russian Yuliya Pechonkina in 2003.
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Bolton's comments so incensed Pyongyang that the regime singled out the one-time undersecretary of state for arms control in a blistering statement on Wednesday.
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So Mr. Roper sent out a blistering email to his staff members at the time, in March 22014, urging them to make a final push.
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Chicago installed a permanent police superintendent, but the moment was overshadowed by a blunt and blistering report on systemic failures in the Chicago Police Department.
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This was the Crete, Miller wrote, that can "hush the mind, still the bubble of thought, " though the blistering heat had a sedating effect, too.
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Democratic members of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) gave blistering dissent speeches on Thursday as the agency voted in favor of repealing net neutrality rules.
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" Zeldin offered a blistering response: "She is being attacked for shamefully targeting Israelis, Jews and others with a ton of hatred obviously consuming her heart.
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By the time Bryant got home to Indianapolis, her leg was blistering, and it failed to improve over a 10-day course of stronger antibiotics.
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Cordes, 22, set a blistering pace for 150 meters, but his fellow 22-year-old, Josh Prenot of California Aquatics, beat him to the wall.
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In a speech on Tuesday, Obama issued a blistering denunciation of Trump's response to the mass shooting in Orlando on Sunday that killed 49 people.
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Gates was forced to leave amid another round of blistering headlines about Manafort, his longtime business partner and political ally, CNN reported at the time.
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He was forced to leave amid another round of blistering headlines about Manafort, his longtime business partner and political ally, CNN reported at the time.
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The other, in the purported style of Shakespeare, writes blistering critiques of authority figures, but in a code that pretends to be about something else.
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Attorney Charles H. Kuck just delivered a blistering attack on the federal agency that arrested 21 Savage Sunday and is holding him for deportation proceedings.
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Johnson is shooting a blistering 47.2 percent from 3-point range and looks to continue his success against a Gonzaga defense limiting opponents to 29.5.
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A day when you could sip ice-cold lemonade and it would offer a reprieve like no other – a cool vacation from the blistering sun.
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We say goodbye, and a few minutes later we are back outside in the blistering heat, waiting for a car to go back to home.
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This extrasolar planet, or "exoplanet," appeared to be a Jupiter-like ball of gas and liquid with a blistering atmospheric temperature of 215,23 degrees Fahrenheit.
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After taking a break from the blistering heat on Tuesday, Alizé Cornet came back onto court for the third set with her top on backward.
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On a blistering September afternoon at the Swanson house, 20 box fans and an industrial blower ran nonstop in a battle against rot and decay.
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Wild and rugged, the terrain is thick with chestnut trees and juniper; in the winter, there are blistering snowstorms; in August, the sun can scorch.
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There, halfway between the White House and the Capitol, I caught Ellen McLaughlin's adaptation of "The Oresteia" in a blistering production directed by Michael Kahn.
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When I emailed Robert Kagan, a scholar at Brookings who had penned a blistering anti-Trump piece in the Washington Post, he didn't waste words.
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Her comments came hours after President Trump launched a blistering personal attack on President Emmanuel Macron of France, who also has proposed a European army.
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A decade of Obamacare: With the coronavirus, a new Supreme Court case and a blistering election debate, the Affordable Care Act is facing severe challenges.
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Experts warn that even a short time in the blistering cold can be extremely dangerous, with the risk of hypothermia and frostbite increasing every minute.
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And maybe you send the larger ship to Pluto with the same laser array, but don't worry about getting it up to such blistering speeds.
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The Academy Award winner calls the commander in chief a "one-man weapon of mass destruction" in a blistering op-ed in Variety published Tuesday.
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In 212, when the economy grew at a blistering 21.5 percent for the year, President Harry Truman's party still lost 28 seats in the House.
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Cochran-Siegle was participating in his first Olympics, and finished 11th, but even one blistering run on a big stage can propel a budding career.
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The discovery of the undisclosed referral fee was a focus of a blistering 377-page report that Mr. Rosen filed in federal court in June.
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Russia has been conducting a blistering air campaign across the province, bombing hospitals, schools and residential buildings, killing at least 300 people in three months.
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It is 50 years since the Six Day War, in which the young state of Israel administered a blistering defeat to Egypt, Syria and Jordan.
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During the House impeachment inquiry, Mr. Cipollone signed an eight-page letter that made a blistering argument against cooperating with the inquiry in any way.
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In a blistering critique of the country under Trump's leadership, the head of Soros Fund Management and the Open Society Foundations painted a bleak picture.
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That will send it from 0 to 33 mph in a blistering 4.3 seconds and up to an utterly unnecessary top speed of 181 mph.
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Milwaukee won six of seven versus Cincinnati in April due in large part to the red-hot bat of Eric Thames, who hit a blistering .
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He has pursued a blistering campaign schedule often characterized by multiple stops a day, and has been loath to take time off from the trail.
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She lives alone in the forest, feels kinship with bats, falls into meandering visions and blistering rages, practices divination, talks with ghosts in the night.
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Beyond Rome, blistering temperatures have set off wildfires that have driven residents and tourists in Sicily into the sea, where boats waited to evacuate them.
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In a blistering statement Friday night, McCabe said his firing is part of a larger effort to discredit the FBI and the special counsel's investigation.
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But his widow's attempt to force Humboldt County to pay her legal bills continued until California's First Appellate District issued a blistering opinion last fall.
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Scorsese has been here and done this already," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times, but not with this film's "blistering bitterness or its peacock extravagance.
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While analysts all noted Tesla's strong performance, as well as its recent blistering stock rally, only a handful adjusted their investment recommendation of the stock.
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It can transfer data at blistering speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second—and eventually much faster, as Intel's Thunderbolt protocol converges with USB4.
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And yet wages have generally grown at less than 3 percent annually, hardly a blistering pace though generally in line with productivity growth and inflation.
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Home values were estimated to have jumped 2.3 percent in Melbourne during September alone, bringing gains for the third quarter to a blistering 5 percent.
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The encounter between the two came after Thunberg accused leaders of failing her generation during a blistering speech at the U.N. General Assembly climate summit.
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At 63-26, Li rocketed a forehand passing shot to get the game to deuce, and she eventually won the game with a blistering backhand.
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In December, she published a blistering column on her website calling Mr. Trump a "gigantic douchebag" for not having made headway on a border wall.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee loves that he's raising money at a blistering clip — about $4.75 million since he entered the race, per his campaign.
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On Tuesday, he started airing a blistering ad against Mr. Cruz, whom he sees as his closest competitor in South Carolina, which votes on Feb. 20.
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The freestyle rap video "The Storm," featured a blistering takedown of Donald Trump that is the talk of both Twitter and mainstream news on Wednesday morning.
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Over the next three days, a heavily modified Corvette will run blistering laps up and down a stretch of concrete originally built for Space Shuttle landings.
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When mixed with moisture and sunlight, its sap can cause severe skin and eye irritation including blindness, permanent scarring and painful blistering, according to the Department.
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The fatter tires on the widebody help deliver a 10.8-second quarter-mile time, while the standard version trails it at a still-blistering 11.1 seconds.
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Collectible cars still had a decent run, but demand for classic Ferraris, Porsches and other vintage rides cooled from the blistering pace of 2014 and 2015.
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There's lots of action, gore, and torture in between what will likely be a blistering indictment of good people who do bad things for religious reasons.
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Between these blistering flurries of punches, Saki will mix in hand traps, playing the parts of both Donnie Yen and Mike Tyson in Ip Man 3.
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Now 10-3 overall and 2-3 in the UFC, the blistering, flying-knee KO with which he debuted is quickly vanishing in the rear-view.
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" In a blistering statement to the committee, Yovanovitch said she had been dismissed last spring because of pressure from Trump and "a concerted campaign against me.
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Stocks tumbled in a blistering sell-off Monday that sent the Dow down as much as 400 points at its worst levels before it recovered ground.
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I mean, the economy was growing at a blistering pace: But it was growing at that pace after a catastrophic slump, and unemployment was still immense.
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Clinton's Columbus speech in part mirrors her remarks in San Diego earlier this month, in which she delivered a blistering critique of Trump's foreign policy preparedness.
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Donald Trump was emerging out of the fallout from a blistering, embarrassing, potentially fatal recording of him suggesting he's used his celebrity to sexually assault women.
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But in the week and a half since then, Trump has seen a blistering series of allegations from women that he had made unwanted sexual advances.
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The second season upped the ante, right from the premiere, "The Word," a blistering and hilarious breakdown of a racial epithet and the customs around it.
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Despite owning the movie ticket market since launching in 2000, Fandango saw a blistering 81 percent growth in ticketing sales in 2015 over the previous year.
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This means that in the final six weeks of the 2015/16 campaign, the United States must ship a blistering 575,752 tonnes of soybeans per week.
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A labor watchdog had plans to publish a blistering report next month on the labor practices of a Chinese company that produces Ivanka Trump-branded shoes.
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But Mr McCain—who lost to Mr Obama in the 2008 presidential election—delivered a blistering speech denouncing Mr McConnell's rushed, closed-door approach to lawmaking.
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Mr Sik's opening statement at the Cumhuriyet trial was a blistering counter-indictment of Mr Erdogan, whom he accused of a "pogrom" against freedom of thought.
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On Thursday, the GOP's last nominee, Mitt Romney, unleashed a blistering attack on Trump's candidacy, saying Trump poses a threat to the future of America's democracy.
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European shares struggled for direction, with investors hunting for fresh catalysts as a blistering earnings season that helped stocks surge to new highs nears its end.
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On Tuesday evening, she offered a blistering appraisal of Trump's visit, calling his paper towel stunt "terrible and abominable" in an interview with MSNBC's Joy Reid.
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It is unrecognizably Qual with the exception of Maybelline's blistering vocals shrouded in indignation and lust—it is his own skewed interpretation of a love song.
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If the localized dose is more than 50 Gy, the area will behave more like a traditional heat burn, and will cause immediate pain and blistering.
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Yarnold finished 0.45 seconds ahead of Loelling, who had led after the first two runs, as her blistering track record of 51.46 seconds made the difference.
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He is 247 and wears a roughed-up white T-shirt and woollen hat, despite the blistering heat in Yola, the town to which he fled.
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His first single, "System of a Gun," is a Led Zeppelin–esque kick to the teeth, anchored by a blistering guitar riff courtesy of Gutxi himself.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said recently that sales from organic farms in the U.S. grew at a blistering pace, up 72 percent since 2008.
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But Justice Sonia Sotomayor issued a blistering dissent, recounting details from a recent state court trial of a case brought by inmates contesting Tennessee's execution drugs.
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But rolling power outages in the boroughs left some in Brooklyn, the Bronx and parts of Queens without any refuge from the blistering heat Sunday night.
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The first saw him hand Thomas Almeida, who was 20-0 at the time of their meeting, his first loss with a blistering first-round knockout.
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In sharp contrast to the blistering daytime heat, it had suddenly become very cold, which coincided nicely with the fever and flu I felt settling in.
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But business as usual is expected to resume on Wednesday with Phlelps gunning for a spot on a fifth Olympic team and Ledecky in blistering form.
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That play ignited a blistering stretch of offense, one that featured scoring drives covering 22015, 60 and 86 yards on the touchdown marches in the second.
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On Tuesday, Clinton delivered her own blistering attack on Trump, saying that putting him in the White House would be a disaster for the U.S. economy.
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The blistering Michael Jackson documentary premiering at Sundance will also feature angry pro-Jackson protesters, and we've learned local police are gearing up for possible confrontations.
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BC and Rob didn't venture out from the VIP area at Sky Beach Club -- Rob sipped a cocktail while Chyna sought cover from the blistering heat.
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Europe is bracing for another blistering heat wave next week, under a month after another weather system brought record-breaking temperatures to much of the continent.
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" Other effects can include "burning, rash, itching, skin discoloration/redness, blistering, allergic type reactions including hives/welts, allergic contact dermatitis, and bleeding also have been reported.
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Since moving to Lazio in 2016, he's managed 97 goals in 145 games — 11 of which have come in a blistering start to the new season.
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Williams hit back-to-back backhand winners — one crosscourt and a blistering return down the line — to break Shvedova for the third time in the set.
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But Marcus's testimony did little to quell concerns from bipartisan lawmakers on the Senate Banking Committee, many of whom delivered blistering condemnations of the company's plans.
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But then Pat Buchanan convinced him to veto it and his veto was blistering: He called the proposal communism and a strike against the traditional family.
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The Journal reported that Clinton's economic speech, which will mimic her blistering attack on Trump's foreign policy from last week, will likely take place this month.
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Her skill at camouflaging a blistering critique behind a cordial smile stuck with Morgan E. Welch, a lawyer who ran up against her more than once.
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In a blistering statement issued by the White House, Trump said Bannon has "lost his mind" and claimed he had "no influence" within the West Wing.
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