Rather, literally get blown up than have to thank Trump for not getting blown up.
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But there were a lot of retail investors who got blown up here, and I don't think the disclosures that they could get blown up will necessarily be enough for regulators.
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One drone would be later blown up in a test.
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" He added, "Russia had a plane blown up by ISIS.
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They've already blown up one of their big test sites.
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I mean, it would have blown up in his face.
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I think it may have blown up in Amazon's face.
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This has blown up like nobody, surely, could have forecast.
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Leonie's mother had the photos blown up and printed out.
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They "were intercepted and subsequently got blown up," he said.
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Major legislation gets blown up in Congress, the market shrugs.
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Then, at the end of episode four, he's blown up.
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Now Carry Guard has blown up in the NRA's face.
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" Gail: Hers is, "He could get us all blown up.
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For him, he got blown up in a CatDog shirt.
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A win over Kansas would have blown up the world.
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"He'd blown up like a balloon," Jennings told the BBC.
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After all, they'd only blown up the bloody Death Star.
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This woman missed her train and it was blown up.
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She may have blown up the country along the way.
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Berlaymont, the European Commission's headquarters, was to be blown up.
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Daphne was blown up by a car bomb on Oct.
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Two of his buddies were blown up in a truck.
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His face should be blown up huge in the second frame.
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"The shark didn't win, the shark got blown up," said Huckabee.
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Many were blown up by French mines the moment they landed.
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Here, a police officer's home that the jihadists had blown up.
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Motivational power ballads have blown up in the last few years.
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Ok. Starlink's kind of blown up over the past 48 hours.
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On the left the Zenfone Zoom—zoomed, cropped, and blown up.
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The Lincoln Memorial is blown up, destroying the Great Emancipator's image.
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The past two years have just blown up, and it's beautiful.
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Twice, she'd blown up this job; twice, she's taken it back.
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Blown up balloons appear amongst the bags, serving a dual purpose.
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Unless, of course, he gets blown up in that climactic explosion.
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In Brih, Christian homes were destroyed and two churches blown up.
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And so far, to my knowledge, Apple phones haven't blown up.
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"We're pretty shocked by how much it's blown up," Ginn said.
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Mark Bradford is a talented painter whose career has blown up.
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Silicon Valley appears to have blown up Milo Yiannopoulos's business model.
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Luckily, he was blown up before audiences had to endure more.
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Here was a man whose unfaithfulness had blown up his marriage.
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"You've just blown up schedules for everyone," Collins said Thursday night.
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Most recently, his animated series on Netflix has also blown up.
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It's the universal dilemma of growing up, blown up to blockbuster scale.
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The image sensor has blown up from 93 megapixels to 45.7 megapixels.
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The blown-up photo of Biggie featured in Contact High is electric.
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Terrorists have not blown up New York with a makeshift nuclear bomb.
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If there were any rules, those rules have all been blown up.
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A news report tells of a child blown up by a grenade.
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I'm going to have that blown up one day in my house.
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Granted, the show has blown up its premise many, many times before.
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One is visual: many Android apps look like blown-up phone apps.
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"Get Ready for Brexit" is blown up on billboards across the country.
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One is visual: Many Android apps look like blown-up phone apps.
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"Her life sort of got blown up a bit," Snyder Urman said.
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That sort is often blown up, as disarming it is too risky.
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And the Obama and Trump administrations have blown up many of them.
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I never had to witness one of my friends being blown up.
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Other sides refuse to visit Afghanistan for fear of being blown up.
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So to see it hugely blown up now, it's quite a sight.
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It looks like a Pixel phone blown up into a tablet size.
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From there, the whole thing seems to have very quickly blown up.
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Media reported that a police post outside the mall was blown up.
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Once again, Miley Cyrus got her spot blown up by her dad.
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Anything that couldn't be downgraded or blown up just got turned around.
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Bloated bodies and blown-up trucks littered the road as we arrived.
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I mean, who would survive being gassed, or beheaded, or blown up?
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They said, 'In three weeks' time it's going to be blown up.
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Even the lesser contracts for veterans have blown up on the Mets.
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The blown-up wrestling gym starts rebuilding, one brick at a time.
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"Most of the little back roads were blown up," Professor O'Callaghan said.
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The second missile appears to have blown up almost immediately, he added.
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My perfect little plan had just blown up into an epic fail.
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Yet Mr. Johnson's moves have, so far, blown up in his face.
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The blown-up churches and villages in the drawings are in Flanders.
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It's basically something that is blown up beyond what it should be.
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It has really, really expanded and blown up over the last year.
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The way these people have blown up and don't go away — it's surreal.
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And every night you see all these films about everybody being blown up.
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Paint chips, pieces of blown-up satellites, spent rocket stages — it's all there.
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This time around, the fruits of their labour would not be blown up.
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Ha there is no lane for 65mil refugees who's lanes are blown up!
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Bomber jackets have blown up — both on the runway and on the street.
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Wow, this thread has blown up far more than I expected it would.
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When they woke, their service had blown up: there were over 2911,22018 entries.
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The moment was remixed by a DJ -- and the song has BLOWN UP!
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Thousands of missiles and launchers were blown up, cut in half and crushed.
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This is not the first time political parties have blown up such conventions.
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Donald Trump's GOP presidential primary victory has almost surely blown up Ryan's plans.
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Right now, it looks like Siri won't be blown up and a rebuilt.
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A military source told Reuters that armed men had blown up the pipeline.
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Any number of his efforts could have blown up in the brothers' faces.
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Their brand has blown up, but at its core, you can't fault it.
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My chest feels like it has a balloon being blown up in it.
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"Formerly blasted and blown-up areas" are experiencing even more damage, he said.
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The castle that the Germans used as an ammunition depot was blown up.
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Yeah, I'm actually getting that blown up and putting it on the wall.
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It wasn't ... Yeah, plus also consulting got blown up, sort of post-Enron.
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"I feel like I could easily have blown up after that," he said.
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Within a matter of days, his Google Maps Hack had properly blown up.
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"When he got blown up, it was kind of his due," Hanif said.
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The issue at hand was that Welch had inadvertently blown up a factory.
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It said earlier that the third missile appears to have blown up immediately.
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Holt: The idea of who your audience might be has completely blown up.
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The old Tappan Zee Bridge will be partially blown up around 20093 a.m.
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Its roster had been half blown-up in order to bank future money.
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Cardi, of course, has blown up since "Bodak Yellow" dropped back in June.
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Before he can testify, though, Dylan's father gets blown up by a car bomb.
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And the covers are just a print from a CD that is blown up.
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Your nephew enlisted to get out of town but was blown up in Iraq.
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And it has blown up their cover story, putting Trump clearly on the defensive.
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My instant messages and my writings were blown up and printed on large whiteboards.
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A militant group in southern Nigeria said it had blown up three oil pipelines.
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There's a scene where a soldier sees something after his truck is blown up.
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The most obvious one is the financial sector, which had blown up in 2008.
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Lenin's statue was not blown up, and no one was injured in the fire.
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About what a human body looks like after being blown up by an IED.
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Why do you think this topic has blown up so much in recent months?
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It was blown up a decade ago by militants with a sideline in piracy.
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Even a solitary ANPR camera at an Irish border crossing might be blown up.
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What is it like returning to work after this whole thing has blown up?
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But the app is not just a blown-up version of its mobile counterpart.
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There are Keano comic strips, iPhone covers, T-shirts and chic blown-up posters.
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It is a delight seeing these little Instagram squares blown up to large scale.
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The US Presidential election turned the world's financial markets into blown-up, untied balloons.
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It's a scene from January 2957, 230, the first time Petrulis was blown up.
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Voilà: a perfectly overflowing little bead of despair, glinting in blown-up video glory.
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Farinloye said some of the buildings collapsed while many roof-tops were blown up.
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"It's an insignificant event that has blown up — a mountain out of a molehill."
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Certainly, since he was elected, things have blown up in areas relevant to ethics.
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It had burned down their houses, looted their shops, and blown up their shrines.
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Trump has blown up an already volatile political atmosphere with the way he governs.
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Considering the hefty bundle waiting for them, we imagine he'll be getting blown up.
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Airey Neave, a Conservative Party member, was killed when his car was blown up.
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Detachment nurse in Beech House, betray none of the traumas of war—the blown up
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After you start that process, what's the actual physical process to getting it blown up?
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In many ways, it's a blown-up version of Earth, only with hundreds of countries.
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The shot of Jupiter above is actually blown up nearly nine times its original size.
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Like the blown-up audio palette of its predecessor, Solastalgia's cataclysmic themes sound suitably big.
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A blown-up detail of a child's cartoon of flying purple ponies, just the mane.
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"Inflation" videos show guys blown up like hot air balloons with their bellies sticking out.
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"Honestly, getting blown up was the best thing to ever happen to me," he says.
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Military reinforcements arrived but only after the lead escort vehicle was blown up, officials said.
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The cadavers in an underbody blast test are blown up, as in upward, not apart.
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Tunnels and buildings were blown up, and the journalists were allowed to inspect the remnants.
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TheGeekTeamz posted another meme video on Sunday night of the CNN logo being blown up.
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State TV showed footage of charred bodies, damaged vehicles and a blown-up street market.
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Russians, like Americans, don't have any desire to get blown up by nukes anytime soon.
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I was walking down the Shankill and the Four Step Inn [pub] was blown up.
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He's not the young, 17-year-old producer whose SoundCloud page has just blown up.
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Kids are great ... until they get blown up into a hyperactive-giant-Godzilla-sized creature.
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What would you do if your billionaire husband was blown up on a Russian yacht?
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Like the blown-up audio palette of its predecessor, Solastalgia's cataclysmic themes sound suitably big.
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This had to be blown up right now—otherwise people will forget about it forever.
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In July, Borsellino was blown up by another car bomb along with his five bodyguards.
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In fact, he said, he was happy that the scene had blown up so quickly.
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On the left wall, some of Brotherhood's earliest labels are blown up on a billboard.
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It's like watching the Ewoks dance and cheer after seeing the Death Star blown up.
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Sixty crankin' minutes of all kinds of crap being blown up in super x-mo.
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A couple was blown up by a nitroglycerin bomb while they slept in their bed.
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A friend who helped him escape died when his car was blown up in 1996.
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"It's blown up completely out of proportion to the point where it's embarrassing," he said.
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In the center is a blown-up photograph of Johnathan on graduation day in Maui.
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LG: About the Cambridge Analytica Story, which has really blown up over the past week.
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"I honestly thought that they got blown up in a perfect line — miraculously," she says now.
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So what happened here with Cambridge Analytica got blown up because it was related to politics.
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"(He's already blown up the old Republican Party.)" So what will she do if Trump loses?
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This simmering issue has blown up for Uber and other companies that use gig workers already.
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Earlier this month, three schoolboys were blown up by a landmine not far from Artyom's post.
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For the most part, the app feels very much like a blown-up version of Instagram.
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"This group has really blown up in a way that I couldn't have predicted!" she says.
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Our step-dad had it blown up and framed, and gave it to her for Christmas.
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Then one day I went by their place and it had been shot up blown up.
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The warehouse was blown up with dynamite, but rebuilt at half the size after the war.
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That will require "the French experiment," which will almost certainly result in someone being blown up.
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SPEAKING OF WHICH, wasn't the Cigarette-Smoking Man blown up at the end of Season 9?
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Ettun has blown up one of her signature colorful balloon sculptures in anticipation of my arrival.
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Imagine a Samsung phone blown up to a 28 screen size and you've got the idea.
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It had been blown up because, the authorities told her, they suspected it was a bomb.
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" Journalism, he suggested, was essentially pursuing answers to basic questions: "A building has blown up. Great.
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Colbert then brought out a blown-up version of Gohmert's chart to dissect during the monologue.
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" On the aftermath of learning her life had "blown up": "I didn't know what to do.
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The primary calendar, suddenly blown up by the coronavirus crisis, offers some incentive to continue on.
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"Oh," I say, back-pedaling rapidly—won't having gas blown up one's vagina be rather drying?
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I wrote a whole story that was basically blown up at the end of the day.
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With security like that, no wonder E Corp just had most of its complexes blown up.
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It's blown up to poster size, and it's this really beautiful photo of seven teenage boys.
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It included a military video of people running out of a house before being blown up.
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Nevertheless, there was a chance, however slim, that this whole grand enterprise could have blown up.
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And if it had blown up, it would appear as bright as Venus in our sky.
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There was a chance your child could be blown up on the bus home from school.
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Giant ads with blown-up tweets wrapped around every column, covered the walls, blanketed the floors.
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He feared a repeat of the 1970s, when he was nearly blown up by loyalist bomb.
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He has certainly blown up the Republican Party, and maybe U.S. political discourse along with it.
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Is this new Air like a 212-inch MacBook, just blown up to a slightly bigger size?
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" Sara Haines chimed in, "If this had not blown up publicly, we would not be sitting here.
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The plinth in the background contained a police statue that was blown up by the Weathermen. Twice.
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But this year, the selection has blown up, reaching the beauty caliber of Urban Outfitters or Anthropologie.
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Wilcox represented this betrayal as a dagger superimposed over the blown-up photograph, aimed at her heart.
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PHILIP HAMMOND'S budget has blown up spectacularly over a promise to raise taxes on the self-employed.
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The Walking Dead is showing the ground zero of the same thing: the world is blown up.
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In 2014, Prince premiered New Portraits, an art series composed of blown-up, printed-out Instagram screenshots.
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Alas, he's not the first person to get his or her spot blown up by an app.
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However, our Piu Piu beat scene legit created local producer stars, who have blown up online afterwards.
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By the time the first season was over, it had blown up the show's original premise entirely.
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This has blown up all of that here and undermines her first 100 days if she wins.
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They've also led to countless injuries and in some cases have blown up or caught on fire.
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NPR Music started doing these shows in 2008, and the live concert video series has blown up.
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Bananas wasn't better in pass pro either ... getting blown up when trying to block Bengals stud Lawson.
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So when I received PMF's invoice, I got it blown up to work on a larger surface.
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It took five days to repair the plane, which was fast for a blown-up engine job.
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She's since blown up on her own -- working with huge stars like Justin Bieber and Trey Songz.
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Though it wouldn't be the first time a simple error has blown up into an embarrassing mess.
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A Russian-backed commander in the breakaway Ukrainian province of Donetsk is blown up in an elevator.
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Many fled because their house was blown up, or their cousin was beheaded, or they were raped.
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A photo of the bus blown up in the terror attacks on London of July 7th 2005.
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The group has also claimed it has blown up several oil pipelines in Khuzestan in recent years.
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Anime fans have blown up the Twitterverse with memes featuring the character from the popular show Naruto.
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I think that it has blown up every time that, you know, a black individual is killed.
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We only used it to reinforce how heinous it is that this poor guy was blown up.
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There is good reason why Pruitt's antics have blown up into a bigger issue than his policies.
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"The only way to do it is at sea or to get blown up," he told me.
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Having removed her corset, she uses a staple gun to fasten blown-up balloons into her abdomen.
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Two other "Untitled" companions hang in the central gallery, both featuring similar blown-up swathes of skin.
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Mr. Warner hammered his point with blown-up prints of some of the Facebook posts that circulated.
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Controversy has blown up about this because people are interpreting the image as two men holding hands.
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A blown-up "Abuse Report" translates petty art-world grievances into the bureaucratese of a government complaint.
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The insurgents had blown up cellphone towers for two different companies, but a third was working intermittently.
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"An artificial controversy has blown up based on nothing and fed by irresponsible comments from the opposition."
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It is wallpapered with blown-up black-and-white photos of Caracas in the 1950s and 1960s.
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Politicians-- THRUSH: Look at Bill Clinton with "fairy tale" in 2008, how that thing got blown up.
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Wall won fame for staged and manipulated color pictures, blown up and mounted on glowing light boxes.
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The fact of it being so put under the magnifying glass and blown up was so bizarre.
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We still haven't decided which picture is going to get blown up for our wall at home!
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In a statement, the police said they had blown up the truck before it reached the checkpoint.
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But blown-up biology ruled the day, with images of embryos, cells, plants, vasculature, organs and animals.
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HAVANA — The rebels have blown up oil pipelines and blasted police stations in Colombia with homemade bombs.
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So [Kybella] is taking advantage of that inflammatory response to get rid of the blown-up fat.
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Two weeks ago a bridge connecting al-Dhalea to neighboring Ibb was blown up, severing that route.
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And the schedule would be blown up when one of the other parents wanted to schedule a vacation.
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Now it's blown up into a massive probe implicating basically everyone involved in politics in the entire country.
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Trump's temper tantrums have, time and again, blown up efforts to find a permanent solution for DACA recipients.
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Chunks of reef are blown up by blast fishing; algae grow too much whenever fishing is too intensive.
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Ditto for Kaia ... Cindy and Rande Gerber's daughter's blown-up in the modeling world in the last year.
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The balloons were comprised of different sugars and blown up with helium before being served on a stick.
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"The last year and a half of my life has literally blown up in my face," Shelton explains.
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Armed men have twice blown up the pipeline near Marada since December amid volatile security in the area.
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Good news: you can now turn your smartphone videos into blown-up retro masterpieces on this smartphone magnifier.
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Supporters also argue that the law helped settle legal uncertainty that could have blown up the DEA's efforts.
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Opposition activists and the monitoring group said explosives at a large military base appeared to have blown up.
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But McCarthy has blown up since Gilmore Girls ended, becoming one of Hollywood's most in-demand comic forces.
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Police were traveling in two pickup trucks when the first truck was blown up by a roadside bomb.
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Every new note is blown up and made bright, but the performance never tips over into maudlin territory.
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Maybe you wouldn't know what to look for without having your property blown up, but it can't hurt.
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In the next few decades, the transportation sector is going to be blown up in every conceivable way.
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The Red Hen's Yelp page has blown up with glowing and damning reviews ... along political lines, of course.
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We know our fans are loyal, they've been loyal for nearly 30 years, but it's just blown up.
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I've heard of people saying they've had some of these small phones on charge and they've blown up.
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So speaking of the glacial pace of the industry, the #OscarsSoWhite conversation has blown up this awards season.
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Oklahoma QB Baker Mayfield got BLOWN UP by cops when he tried to run during a drunken Feb.
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Just don't crash it… because you will probably get blown up before you can escape the blast radius.
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They're now the largest auto exporter to the U.S. They're really well positioned yet they're getting blown up.
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That is gorgeous—because I'd only seen them in 24/36, tiny little negative sizes never blown up.
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Then Rajiv Gandhi was blown up by a Tamil Tiger suicide-bomber as he campaigned in southern India.
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The bottom two panels are blown-up versions of the top one centered around day 800 and 1500.
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A small explosion scared him away and the tunnel was later blown up with a more powerful blast.
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The Trump campaign has almost single-handedly blown up a key piece of conventional wisdom in American politics.
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"It could have blown up in our face," Mr. Dini said of this 2004 "Justice League Unlimited" episode.
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"They will ask us what we were doing when Hasankeyf was blown up and abandoned under the water."
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MORE (R-Ariz.) would not have blown up GOP efforts to repeal all of ObamaCare's taxes and fees.
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It's easy to imagine stills from any of them being blown up and framed on a gallery wall.
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Altantuya Shaariibuu, 28, was killed and blown up with military grade explosives in a forest near Kuala Lumpur.
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His development curve is entirely blown up, as he's already played better than anyone thought he ever would.
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Our clothes started to grow fungus and we may have blown up cans of creamed corn in bonfires.
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At the border he saw his friend blown up and killed when he stepped on a land mine.
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Three armored vehicles were blown up by roadside bombs, killing five police officers and wounding three more. Sept.
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The initial drone strikes came more than an hour before the building was blown up, said Lt. Col.
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He told me that he had been driving the Humvee that was blown up by the suicide car.
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And then the guy starts rambling about how George W. Bush had blown up the World Trade Center.
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The bet has blown up on the Mets, who enter the All-Star break 10 games under .500.
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Terrorists have blown up transformers and power lines, and they have mounted a cyberattack on the electric grid.
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And the relatively low resolution of the screenshots produces strange chromatic effects when blown up to gallery scale.
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In essence, Justice League reduces Batman to a brawler with some cool vehicles (which inevitably get blown up).
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I wanted to reproduce what my signature comic line would look like blown up, and this canvas worked.
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By contrast, all President Trump did was warn two highest-level Russian diplomats in private about an ISIS threat to global airline traffic—presumably because no one wants Russian airliners blown up any more than they want American ones blown up (although one wonders about some people on that account).
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People seeking refuge under a familiar tree were blown up by a suicide bomber who had infiltrated their ranks.
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Altantuya Shaariibuu was shot dead and her body blown up with plastic explosives outside Kuala Lumpur in October 2006.
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Tadmur prison is blown up and destroyed by the Islamic State group in Palmyra, Syria, Saturday, May 30, 2015.
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Caruana Galizia died instantly when her car was blown up as she drove out of her home on Oct.
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Situations where some people have sex while other people are getting blown up, and driving nuclear bombs into lakes.
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"A lot of people are getting blown up there," said Larry Benedict, CEO and founder of The Opportunistic Trader.
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In fact, it almost looks like a blown-up version of a smartphone screen, with the technology to boot.
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On the flip side, our Instagram audience has just blown up to a proportion that we never imagined possible.
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Sure, cars can be blown up in Rocket League, but there aren't any guns or real deaths during matches.
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The tunnels have been a target of army operations, with several blown up in recent months, it has said.
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It has blown up since then, hitting unicorn valuation status two years later, with $150 million in annual revenue.
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And as disappointing as the year has been, it's honestly not a roster that needs to be blown up.
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In that attack, a parked car was also blown up as a bus carrying security force personnel passed by.
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A TWO-MINUTE pause on a mountain road is long enough for an American unit to be blown up.
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And you can see these cars, all along the road, that have just been blown up and left, abandoned.
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The Surface Go offers a full Windows 203 desktop experience compared to the iPad's blown-up version of iOS.
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This is intense even by WWE measures — which includes the time Vince McMahon was blown up in a limo.
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Within hours she had blown up that image with one of the most comprehensive Cabinet reshuffles in living memory.
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They were torn apart by air strikes or packed with explosives and blown up by Islamic State, soldiers say.
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In the past few years that wearable activity trackers have blown up, our understanding of physical fitness has evolved.
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The attack ended with the gunman, Micah Johnson, 25, blown up by a bomb delivered by a police robot.
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The moment where the Quad Jumper ship gets blown up; you can see it in both of their reactions.
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Instead, you'll mostly be using regular smartphone apps that are just blown up to take up the whole screen.
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Take the blown-up balloons and dip them, top side down, in the caramel, then into the chocolate sprinkles.
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" Acutely aware of servicemen and women's loss, he sympathizes with those who've lost friends "blown up next to you . . .
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The group claimed several attacks and warned Shell against reopening a pipeline blown up by the Avengers in February.
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A shortage of the right equipment quickly became evident when British soldiers started being blown up by local militias.
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Brown walked over to a blown-up cardboard graph and made clear that this was no cause for celebration.
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There's the Houston Astrodome, one of the nation's largest abandoned buildings — too big and expensive to be blown up.
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After a crate of records was blown up at Comiskey Park, in 1979, people claimed that disco had died.
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The charging case is essentially a blown-up version of headphones cases for Apple AirPods and other wireless earbuds.
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Those findings, along with witness accounts, led the team to believe that ISIS fighters had blown up the home.
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But when she woke up the next morning, "My life was literally blown up into my face," she said.
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There's not necessarily a way to verify that, Acton says, because the materials have, in theory, been blown up.
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Well, prepare to have your world rocked because it turns out pucks—like your mind—can get blown up.
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"A lot of them just don't hold up when they get blown up to 60-inch screens," Mallet added.
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Thirty of the 2000 metal bridges have been blown up and 21989 sections of elevated canal have been destroyed.
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"Say Goodnight, Gracie" (season 25, episode 230) And here is where Rory and Jess's relationship gets definitively blown up.
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Ms. Pudjiastuti has not relied on subtlety: Under her aegis, hundreds of impounded foreign vessels have been blown up.
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Even if Pelosi wanted to take the trip on her own dime, Trump may have blown up her spot.
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Chinese face-swapping app Zao has blown up within days of launching, however, not without widespread concerns over privacy.
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"We have blown up the argument that acting on climate change is bad for your economy," Governor Inslee said.
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But the driver took a wrong turn — he turned right instead of left, and the car was blown up.
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We had the Gap ad with my mother and sister blown up in our house in Greenwich growing up.
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"It's blown up into something so much bigger creatively, I had no way of seeing this coming," says Chiet.
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The entrance that was blown up is one of a few options we have of getting to the bureau.
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Mr. Gordon constructs elaborate still lifes out of paper, photographing them and printing them out at blown-up sizes.
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The U.S. military indicated there were at least three missiles, including on that appears to have blown up immediately.
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The article said the caller threatened more reporters from the paper would be blown up because of the endorsement.
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An American-led coalition supporting the S.D.F. has blown up bridges over the Euphrates and is even shooting boats.
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It was reported on Tuesday that the Avengers had blown up a pipeline operated by the state oil company NNPC.
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It's a balloon with a tiny face drawn on it, so when blown up the face would be enormous, right?
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"God no, and that's not even true, not the way that its been blown up in the press," Kemsley replied.
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Money spent on rebuilding bridges or offices may be wasted if fighting resumes and the new infrastructure is blown up.
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The house is painted in bright colors and decorated with blown-up photographs of some of the women in prison.
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MB: And then the photo of her striptease ends up blown up as a huge decorative poster at the prom!
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In another word, a simple text of "CONGRATULATIONS!" is blown up into a larger font than the message preceding it.
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"I can't remember the last time I had so much smoke blown up my a— but there's no more room."
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Watermelons are blown up to show how forceful the devices can be -- and the mannequins, well, you get the idea.
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What was once a relatively private practice for studying personal charts has blown up and disseminated through social media channels.
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This holiday season, we give thanks for our families, our health, and that the world hasn't blown up just yet.
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By Saturday afternoon Trump's comparison of his own sacrifices to Khan's had blown up on Twitter into a hashtag, #TrumpSacrifices.
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He had his own close shaves, the closest in 2011 when his mosque was blown up with him inside it.
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A dumpster planted with an explosive device had blown up in my Manhattan neighborhood, literally doors down from my building.
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ISIS has blown up the Great Mosque of al-Nuri, a historic landmark in Mosul, the Iraqi army has said.
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Blown-up prints of articles from the likes of The Huffington Post, The Washington Post and Kotaku line the wall.
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Washington's latest trade controversy has blown up over a dispute over differing sets of statistics for measuring our foreign trade.
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Many will look back on this bout and think 'easy fight' for Tyson, beating up a blown up light heavyweight.
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Trump stood in front of a Trump Hotels podium, flanked by blown-up artist's renderings of the new hotel's design.
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Others shared stories of family members shot by snipers, blown up by landmines or hit by explosions as they fled.
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Other structures blown up by Islamic State include Palmyra's triumphal arch, three funerary towers and the temple of Baal Shamin.
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Those who stray too far from Moscow's line have a way of being blown up or shot under mysterious circumstances.
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While this photo from the scientists' trip has blown up, it isn't the first time the "peanut worm" was discovered.
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Since their construction, the prototypes have been tested to see if they can be scaled, dug under or blown up.
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Senator Sanders came to the Senate floor on Wednesday dragging a "yuge" poster featuring one of Trump's tweets, blown up.
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Get the Uni Fam Exercise Stability and Fitness Ball for $17.99 See Details The fitness tracking market has blown up.
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Another one held up a big blown up portrait of Mr. Portman's head sporting a "Make America Great Again" hat.
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Small issues get blown up out of proportion in the days before a review period, while bigger problems can fade.
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"It was certainly not blown up to keep the Germans from using the ammunition to harm Krakow," Mr. Kramer said.
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Both Lasker's and Bogart's marks "perform" as actors in space, with gestures that have been blown up, beyond life-size.
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The eight paintings at Mary Boone measure eight by eight feet or eight by six feet — posters blown up big.
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He took it because the Weathermen had blown up the building next door and Hoffman was out in the street.
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"This would have been just about the moment when Senator Sessions of Alabama would have blown up," Mr. Durbin said.
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It's North Korea either blowing itself up — economically collapsing under the weight of sanctions — or being blown up by America.
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But that plan was blown up quickly in January when Mr. Trump publicly demanded that a replacement be adopted simultaneously.
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So it's acting in that way, and [also] because when I actually got blown up, it genuinely did not hurt.
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The six-storey building blown up by the army in Durres was among six damaged dwellings being demolished on Tuesday.
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After a few days of hacking and bulldozing, they released a video of the entire archeological site being blown up.
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Trump had already blown up an international nuclear agreement between the international community and Iran to deter its nuclear program.
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Shaariibuu was shot dead and her body was blown up by military grade explosives in a forest near Kuala Lumpur.
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The show first premiered in October 2007 and the series has blown up across the world with millions of viewers.
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That explains why some 100,000 stars are estimated to have blown up during such a short period of starburst activity.
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At concerts and children's birthday parties, condoms blown up to large balloons with a whitish hue drift through the air.
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They've already blown up one of their big test sites, in fact it's actually four of their big test sites.
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Here are some of the key moments when the Trump team's evasive talk has been blown up by Mueller's prosecutors.
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Instead of simply updating its line of wildly popular Boom wireless speakers, Ultimate Ears has blown up the Boom line entirely.
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"I can't believe that this has blown up as much as it has!" she says of the response on social media.
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Armed men have twice blown up the pipeline near Marada since December as security in the remote eastern area is volatile.
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Shaariibuu Altantuya, 28, was killed and blown up with military grade explosives in a forest on the outskirts of Malaysia's capital.
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But then she found out one of her videos had blown up to 20,000 likes, and she re-downloaded the app.
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Note that a couple of SpaceX's smaller Falcon 260 rockets have either exploded on the launchpad or blown up mid-flight.
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In many Chinese cities where bike-shares have blown up, stolen, discarded, and abandoned vehicles have made bike-shares a mess.
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Until they switch to their iPad, that is, and they're faced with a garish, blown-up phone version of the app.
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Then once you've blown it up, you need to dress it again, to make it look like it's been blown up.
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The Niger Delta Avengers also said on its Twitter feed it had blown up a Chevron oil well called "RMP 20".
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But since she's kind of blown up — with a TLC show and a legitimate retail business, SLMD Skincare — things are different.
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"Their hit piece cover story on me yesterday was just blown up by Rowanne brewer, who said it was a lie."
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The Islamic State has blown up The Great Mosque of al-Nuri in western Mosul, according to U.S. and Iraqi forces.
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Her body was found blown up with explosives in a jungle after her yearlong affair with a friend of Najib ended.
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It's not as cool as seeing the balloons being blown up in real life, but it beats waiting in the cold.
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It's in these small spaces that American skater Nathan Chen has blown up the sport over the past couple of years.
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He was a dickhead local columnist blown up like a leathery Macy's balloon parading through the consciousness of the sports conversation.
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The original song, which has absolutely blown up the internet this past week, has now crossed two million views on YouTube.
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At press time the page featured six posts that together create a blown-up poster announcing the brand's launch this Fall.
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Of course, with internet fame comes blown-up notifications, publications like ours asking for comment, and... reunions with your preschool crush?
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Posterboards with blown-up photos of men's faces—those who had died or disappeared after being deported—bobbed over the gathering.
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One was made from the remains of a wooden garden shed and its contents that the artist had had blown up.
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And now that she has broken up with Josh and blown up at Sarah, there's nothing tying her to the Pfeffermans.
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There, along one corridor, she installed a kind of fashion show of blown-up portraits of generations of the Cosmopolitan Chicken.
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UNESCO's experts also describe the complete devastation of the Temple of Baalshamin, blown up in August, and the Arch of Triumph.
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In his series AAA, a self-published book featured here, we see close crops on peacocks, advertising, and blown-up skirts.
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Beyoncé's mom may have blown up her spot with an Instagram post, which has her toasting Lemonade, both figuratively and literally.
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"This has blown up to something I couldn't have even thought of in my wildest dreams," Guildford told NBC New York.
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It is those fantasies blown up, unnervingly, to adult scale that the visitor encounters in the first three rooms of Monikahouse.
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The Taliban claim to have blown up the helicopter using an improved explosive device (IED) planted under or near the helipad.
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I should have a picture of that hippopotamus dying, blown up, and just put on the biggest wall in my place.
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The highway remained blocked for hours — the Taliban had blown up a bridge — before it was reopened by the security forces.
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One was covered in bandages and moaning; his car had been blown up as he entered a military base, nurses said.
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Then three other vehicles used as bombs — two police pickup trucks and one Humvee — entered the compound and were blown up.
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Museums & Galleries Mr. Gordon constructs elaborate still lifes out of paper, photographing them and printing them out at blown-up sizes.
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"I think what Trump has done is he's blown up the myths and the lies," Greg Gutfeld said on The Five.
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Go deeper: The outbreak has blown up the Chinese Communist Party's facade of a unified society, our columnist Li Yuan writes.
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Armed groups have twice blown up the pipeline near Marada since December as security in the remote eastern area is volatile.
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A delegation member's house outside Quetta had been blown up, killing the Talib's brother and wounding his wife, Mr. Ramslien said.
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"If it would have been a white girl, it's usually blown up," said Ms. Love, who joined in the Twitter tirade.
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Republicans are running out of ways to defend the president, as their talking points keep getting blown up one by one.
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"The boundaries of what's considered acceptable speech have now been blown up," said Texas State University's Chief Diversity Officer Gilda Garcia.
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In the image, a young Frankie grins while standing next to a yellow heart and a blown-up version of his name.
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The iPad isn't just a blown-up iPhone anymore, but everything you know from using the iPhone also works on the iPad.
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Crooked House looks like a surprisingly big, blown-up production of a murder mystery that takes place primarily in a single house.
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As I woke up I thought, 'One day into his presidency and at least Donald Trump hasn't blown up the world yet.
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When everything else in the room has blown up or dissolved away, the only thing left standing will always be the truth.
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Two years ago, a bad reference or a small public scandal wouldn't have blown up a fundraising process for a hot deal.
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Even its final boss is never blown up to be any more than a garden-variety capitalist, which is, perhaps, the point.
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Baca walked over to a mural on the library wall featuring a blown-up black-and-white shot of two young Navajo.
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The bus was blown up in the middle of Lambeth Bridge as part of a scene for 22016 action thriller The Foreigner.
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Moreover, the government can hardly claim to be keeping people safe when they fear being blown up on their way to work.
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There was no gunshot residue testing or fingerprinting, basic steps that would have helped bolster their case — or blown up their theories.
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After all, it's just the messy crayon scribbles we made as kids blown up to a bigger canvas with messier paint involved.
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Spotify only recently began allowing the ability to resize its app window, but it's still just a silly blown-up phone app.
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Cause of death: Blown up by a gas leak explosion The weapon of choice in every Scream film is usually a knife.
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Over the last few years, she's blown up globally, mostly as a result of America's weird penchant for very English period dramas.
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And, my #Twinks4Trump series was blown up to larger-than-life-sized prints, featuring naked models adorning versions of Trump's signature hat.
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Originally designed as a limited edition sculptural piece, cast in heavy polyurethane resin, the David Shrigley Swan has been blown up, literally.
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A match in Sweden was called off after Malmo's Tobias Sana was almost blown up by a firework thrown by some fans.
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No one had forgotten about the four little girls blown up by the Ku Klux Klan in 1963 inside an Alabama church.
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The scientists sat in a line behind a table; Pretor-Pinney stood, holding blown-up photos of asperatus for them to consider.
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The authors speculate that may be because they'll be blown up in front of members of the international media later this month.
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Glueck has a blown-up version of the chart hanging on his office window at Oracle's Washington, DC, office, according to CNN.
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Just a few weeks earlier, I'd heard Beethoven's "Fidelio" blown up in similar fashion, in an adventurous production by the Heartbeat Opera.
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Russia's largest-scale finance scheme — over $10 billion in loans to Venezuela since the mid-2000s — has blown up in its face.
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In another video, which appears to show the immediate aftermath of the strike, several children's bodies lie under a blown-up bus.
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No. 1053 and No. 53 have been waiting to be blown up since 1998, when a new mega-dam near Olmsted, Ill.
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Even after the state announced that the bridge would not be blown up, but would instead be tidily dismantled, interest ran high.
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Like the guy on YouTube who told his partner he'd blown up their kid, or pretended to throw it off a balcony.
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A witness said the blast occurred near a hospital and security forces were examining a blown-up blue car in the street.
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The underground house and techno scene has undeniably blown up in recent years, but I don't see this as a bad thing.
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Will he do the same to the Mad Queen Cersei, who has already blown up one part of the city with wildfire?
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No. Should it have been blown up to this proportion in media outlets and have all this hate directed at Katy Perry?
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Carried out in secret, the tests examined how toxic substances, including uranium and plutonium 239, would react when burned or blown up.
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Pakistan has not only paid in blood as the Pakistani Taliban have blown up schools, mosques and churches, and assassinated leading politicians.
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Tensions had blown up between it and Nissan after Mr. Ghosn's arrest, as Nissan leaked allegations of his wrongdoing into the media.
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An Iranian general in charge of a missile project was also blown up in his headquarters along with 17 of his men.
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If we hadn't done that reporting and the situation had blown up, I think that people would've been asking: Well, what happened?
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The retreating Nazis had blown up its crematories, dismantled its gas chambers; the prisoners had been marched west, in the freezing cold.
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While the two main gas chambers were blown up by the Nazis before they fled, the ruins still testify to their existence.
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"When she makes a mistake, an honest mistake, it ends up being blown up as if it's some crazy thing," he said.
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"When I'm being played or when I'm having smoke blown up my ass, it feels very threatening to me," Mr. Mantello says.
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Pieces of the victims' bodies and blown-up textbooks mixed with the sand, stone and scraps of metal strewn around the intersection.
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After more than 5.5 million gamers watched the Fortnite map get blown up, the game returned with a new chapter on Tuesday.
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We've seen him smacked down by a speeding semi, blown up by multiple tank shells, shot with thousands of bullets and more.
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The plane was blown up shortly after taking off from Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt's biggest Red Sea resort; 224 people were killed.
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There is no evidence that the North Koreans have blown up "four of their big test sites," whether nuclear or missile-related.
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Chips and technologies got blown up with the ... I had three positions that were each 10 percent or more... What did you do?
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The halls are lined with blown-up covers of Sharpton on Newsweek, Time and an image of him from The New York Observer.
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Is this Kylie's attempt at taking a trend that's blown up over the past few weeks and trying to discover the next version?
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Then in a strange series of actions, the man who had run that operation was killed when the American Embassy was blown up.
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The stunned bride, Alana Marshall, commented on the amazing picture: This photo definitely deserves to be blown up and hung on a wall.
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Since then, the scene has blown up in extraordinary fashion, with about a dozen high-profile tournaments dotting the U.S. alone each year.
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His intervention into Ukraine has become a messy, expensive stalemate; he is lucky his Syrian adventure has not blown up in his face.
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A command post at the Punggye-ri nuclear test ground is blown up during the dismantlement process in North Korea, on May 21.
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After being shared across meme accounts all over Instagram this week, his following has blown up to 285,000 at the time of writing.
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Despite Clinton's best efforts, the Democratic Party has been also been blown up, in this case by Bernie Sanders and his socialist progressives.
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One problem is that the movie's thin digital visual texture and unattractively dingy palette look really bad blown up on the big screen.
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Still, I find it slightly amusing that the effort to install Wi-Fi in the subway system has blown up in Cuomo's face.
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The boy who was killed was Squirrel, the one we saw blown up when he was playing catch back in the "Vietnam" episode.
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Islamic State has blown up ancient temples and tombs since capturing Palmyra, something the UN cultural agency UNESCO has called a war crime.
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Would this whole thing even be a story if that first guy hadn't posted about the ATM online and blown up his spot?
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Islamic State has blown up ancient temples and tombs since capturing Palmyra, something the U.N. cultural agency UNESCO has called a war crime.
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When Mom asks, Buddy says that Sis texted to announce that she and her lover had just blown up the nuclear power plant.
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"I was one of the lucky ones who was blown up into the air, and I fell into the sea," Mr. Stoliar said.
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Lucky for Rita, she got to enjoy one last fling before she gets blown up by lighting a cigarette around an oxygen tank.
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"The old myth of the Senate is being blown up," says Julian E. Zelizer, a historian of the US Senate at Princeton University.
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Simply by tagging photos and tweets with #MashSXSW and #LiveNspired, event-goers could see their social presence blown up on a massive scale.
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And while no major trade war has "blown up," that is also something "we have to keep a close eye on," he added.
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Then after a weekend of shopping, Cyber Monday has blown up as its own "holiday" for all the online deals and tech purchases.
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The clip has been viewed over 95 million times on YouTube — and has blown up across the web in an incredibly versatile meme.
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The American embassy on the corniche was blown up in April 1983 and the US marine base was destroyed in October that year.
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They have also recently blown up sections of two bridges crossing the Tigris to try to slow the Iraqi advance, military officials say.
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I've seen firsthand men that I've known that end up getting blown up there, and I've questioned what do they sacrifice themselves for.
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IS has blown up ancient temples and tombs since capturing Palmyra in what the UN cultural agency UNESCO has called a war crime.
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Late on Monday Nigerian militant group Niger Delta Avengers said on its website that it had blown up an Exxon Mobil Corp facility.
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Saudi Arabia and Canada Over the last week, a comment Canada made about Saudi Arabia has blown up into a full diplomatic feud.
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So now the strategy that rightists had used to sell policies that were neither popular nor successful has blown up in their faces.
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There's also this ... apparently, Nicki's been getting blown up a lot more for appearance requests and concert bookings in the last few days.
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But if the well was blown up with explosives -- which is the case for most -- then fixing the break is far more challenging.
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The walls and ceiling began to expand and contract vertically and horizontally, as though being blown up and deflated like a concrete balloon.
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It's not the first time a fan-made film has blown up online, but ooh-wee, over 4 million views is a lot.
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Graphic footage of the immediate aftermath of the strike, broadcast by Houthi media, shows the children's charred bodies under the blown-up bus.
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Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown said on Monday scuba or propane tanks on the Conception may have blown up in the flames.
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In another attack in 2015, a pro-refugee local councilman in the town of Freital had his car blown up while he slept.
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There was Ken Shamrock, blown up to impossible proportions, screaming his head off because he couldn't cut a promo in a normal voice.
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Mr. Biden, whose first run for the White House had blown up in a plagiarism scandal in 1988, jumped into the race, too.
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The company requested rugs in neutrals with blown-up, simplified patterns, which felt, at first, like an affront to her traditional design practices.
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Hours before Mr. Trump's announcement, North Korea had blown up an underground nuclear testing site before foreign journalists gathered to witness the demolition.
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"I still cannot watch one of those violent movies where people are being blown up, because I'm not desensitized to that," she said.
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But the market, had it not gotten signed and blown up at the last minute, the market would have reacted negatively to it.
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First, we see Einstein's friend, the German foreign minister Walter Rathenau, shot and blown up in his car by a gang of Nazis.
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"The cons could be extreme concentration — that can help you reach your goals really fast or it gets blown up," Mr. McSwain said.
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Photos could be excavated from the morgues of bygone magazines and science journals, blown up and bannered with jarring, sardonic captions (Barbara Kruger).
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Instead Mr Sondland, looking relaxed and good-humoured, had blown up many of the defences Republicans have tried to surround Mr Trump with.
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Blown-up historical photos as well as some taken by Mr. Gallo create a collage of Hill District buildings, seen through a window.
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Using virtual reality, scientists at the National Institute of Health have blown up microscopic flu viruses to 200 million times their actual size.
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I gazed over endless peaks that stretched toward Turkey, while standing in the blown-up husk of one of Saddam's once-lavish palaces.
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Like all of his music, "Timeless" animates a liminal state — the moment just before or after an event, slowed down and blown up.
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Blown up lightweight or not, dos Anjos seems to be more than capable to taking it to the best welterweights on the planet.
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The video has blown up on Reddit partially because of Blowe's impeccable, lovable Chicago accent, and partially because of his clear love for plants.
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All three men were killed in 2010 after their vehicle was blown up in Afghanistan, while Herndon miraculously survived the blasts, Record-Courier reports.
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On Friday, November 113 — a full school week after the photo had blown up — Baraboo High School Principal Glenn Bildsten finally addressed the students.
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And in that book, about a year before the World Trade Center was blown up, I said, 'There is somebody named Osama bin Laden.
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Once Adam suspected that Taylor could have blown up his spot, he needed to start revealing his advantage to his allies before Taylor could.
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Blown up to presentation size for a recent talk, he could see the wrinkles in his father's skin, and the microstructure of the bone.
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Since then, the self-produced 210-year-old wunderkind has blown up and then some, ascending from Hawthrone backyard favorite to dream pop idol.
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A blown-up copy of the chart is visible from the street, perched in Glueck's window at Oracle's K Street office in downtown Washington.
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If the 4004's transistors were blown up to the height of a person, the Skylake devices would be the size of an ant.
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This glass sculpture is a blown-up scale model of a radiolarian, a protozoan with a diameter of about one-tenth of a millimeter.
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That might explain why roses — which have long been a mainstay in the tattoo community — have especially blown up on the L.A. scene recently.
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But now Trump has blown up that explanation by telling NBC that he would have fired Comey no matter what Justice officials had recommended.
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He's filled the lower level of his house with arcade games, colorful skateboard decks, and blown-up magazine covers with his face on them.
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This is the reason I don't come on to social media, because everything u do always gets blown up in to some big drama.
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But inflatable craft can be launched folded up, reducing the amount of room they occupy, and then blown up once they reach their destination.
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I know a lot of bands have crazy blown up dramas and have said things that were difficult for [Victory] in the public eye.
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The rave came to an end, and the scruffy outpost Friedman used to call home was eventually mined with explosives, blown up and abandoned.
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The next I was watching the airport I'd landed in a few days earlier being blown up across the water from my hotel window.
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For those in the room and the people watching at home, renderings of the text messages were recreated and blown up on a screen.
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When ready to use, it can be blown up in 20 seconds and is 11 inches wide, 11 inches deep, and 4.5 inches high.
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He held a news conference Thursday standing in front of blown up versions of tweets the White House sent last week touting the state.
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A row has blown up over a sponsorship deal between one of the world's richest soccer clubs and the landlocked African country of Rwanda.
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You need to bring the reader in gradually and not hit them in the face with blown-up crotches right out of the gate.
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"When we returned, the trees were all gone—they'd been blown up," he said and pointed down the dirt road that bisected the village.
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But the rest of their roster needs to be blown up and rebuilt because in the West, being good is not nearly good enough.
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Condoms do not only offer safe sex; they can also be blown up as balloons, so they're clearly the most festive form of contraception.
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My savings were gone, my car engine had blown up and my cat was so depressed he was licking out patches of his fur.
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The mass murder of school children is called a collective sacrifice; civilians randomly blown up while going about their business are celebrated as martyrs.
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Iraqi commanders in Hawija said on Thursday that the militants had blown up several government buildings, shops and homes in the Hawija city center.
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After the London headquarters of the Kingsman secret service is blown up, two surviving agents discover Statesman, an American allied network of cowboy spies.
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An ambulance arrived in the area to evacuate the victims, but it was also blown up by a roadside bomb, wounding the driver. Oct.
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For the 2014 art show "Picasso and the Camera," at the Gagosian Gallery in Chelsea, he installed slanted columns covered in blown-up photographs.
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Rubio also kicked back at Cruz, arguing that the Texas Republican's firewall in Alabama, Georgia, Arkansas and Tennessee had been blown up by Trump.
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He celebrated Yankees victories at City Hall, his own image blown up banner-size to hang next to those of the players and coaches.
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Despite agreeing on nearly everything else, Warren and Sanders' spat about their previous conversation about sexism and politics has blown up in recent days.
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Caruana Galizia, a campaigning journalist who regularly accused government ministers and business leaders of corruption, was blown up by a car bomb on Oct.
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Islamic State has blown up ancient temples and tombs since capturing Palmyra in what the U.N. cultural agency UNESCO has called a war crime.
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The Niger Delta Avengers, on its Twitter feed, said that they had blown up the Obi Obi brass trunk line owned by Agip ENI.
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García's presence at the announcement — and a blown-up photo of the former mayor in the background — were a clear message to City Hall.
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The good faith displayed in conditionally reinstating RUSADA on the guarantee it would meet all requirements appears to have blown up in WADA's face.
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In 2019 especially, we&aposve seen a number of stars squabble amongst themselves, and many of these conflicts have blown up to epic proportions.
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So the old Tappan Zee cannot be blown up but instead must be disassembled piece by piece like a delicate pile of pickup sticks.
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"It's blown up — just through word of mouth it really took off faster than we expected," said Harding Stowe, a founder of Brooklyn Kava.
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" At the Cabinet meeting, Trump also referenced other concessions North Korea has supposedly made: "They&aposve already blown up one of their big test sites.
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If she starts getting too cocky, a soldier gets blown up; if she begins to feel too distant, her boyfriend gets kidnapped by Taliban sympathizers.
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I was always trying to explain to him why a low-res image looks pixelated when blown up to be 14 times its original size.
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The Galaxy S7 Edge resembles a blown-up Galaxy S73 Edge (or shrunken down Galaxy S6 Edge+) and it, too, is sleeker and more refined.
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The Thursday morning edition of the New York Daily News didn't hold back, splashing a blown-up image of Sterling's bloodied body on the cover.
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Its later flagship building was blown up in a 1992 attack by the Irish Republican Army and the Gherkin tower now stands on the site.
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If that seemingly perfect flagship phablet hadn't blown up, maybe Samsung would have had time to figure out a transparent, under the glass fingerprint reader.
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Patrick's appearance in "TomTom" is clearly blown up in Stassi's mind, as he avoided hanging out with her loved ones for most of the season.
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In total, we're told it set Tekashi back around $35,000 -- a drop in the bucket, especially considering how "Dummy Boy" has blown up since then.
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Unlike any other cushioning system ever made, Boost was made up of a bunch of tiny foam pellets that were blown up and fused together.
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I've also tried to initiate the self-destruct sequence via a lengthy series of memorized codes, but this Computer hasn't yet blown up my house.
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The day before our interview, I see him looking up at a picture of himself in paint splattered overalls, blown up onto a giant billboard.
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This is the theory that's been incubating online since August, and it's blown up this week, thanks to coverage by InfoWars and other conspiracy sites.
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After his patrol is blown up by an IED, he recovers in a field hospital, upset that the doctors are cutting away his favourite boots.
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As she helped pick up the pieces after Ireland's banks had blown up its economy, she started thinking that banking needed root-and-branch reform.
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Getting blown up is fairly self explanatory, but the sometimes quick, sometimes slow death of radiation poisoning all depends on the dose of radiation received.
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On December 13th an ethnic-Malay Thai soldier and his father were blown up in a graveyard, where they had gone to bury his mother.
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It didn't matter who you were; if your face was recognizable, it was quickly blown up and slapped on perfume ads in department stores everywhere.
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An image of a splattered Lincoln photo arrangement was blown up to create a large-scale mural at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago.
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Although two famous temples at the site were blown up by IS vandals, it looks as though the bulk of the antiquities have survived unscathed.
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The actor has blown up since he made the leap to leading man in Guardians of the Galaxy, and his charisma continues to be undeniable.
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"Several positions captured and an ammunition storage has been blown up," Mustafa Bali, a spokesman for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) militia, tweeted late Sunday.
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In the past two years, Trump has blown up the presidency and shattered basic democratic institutions and principles, and shattered relationships with people and nations.
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If they were hoping they could use this as a makeshift bouncy house, they will be sorely disappointed once they get the thing blown up.
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What scenes would make the cut, how the narrative arc would be formed, which parts of your identity would be focussed on and blown up?
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"I fell back on my training from Camp McCrady, eyes out for the known signs that we were about to get blown up," he wrote.
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Into the unknown A blown-up photograph, taken at the festival just hours before the shooting, is taped to the wall by her Christmas tree.
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Still, Mr. Jaki defended the campaign, saying that he had been to the West and did not want to see things "blown up" in Warsaw.
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One of the hotels targeted on Sunday, the Cinnamon Grand, had been blown up before, in 1984, when it was called the Hotel Lanka Oberoi.
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One, as Quanta magazine outlines, is the possibility is that Oumuamua is a shard of a planet that was blown up by a dying star.
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"It's clear that there's a lot of attention on us now because this thing has blown up overnight practically," Mr. Yusupov said in an interview.
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The model, who's blown up for being Angie's doppelganger, was out in Bev Hills when we asked if she had any thoughts about dating Brad.
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The Cinnamon Grand, one of the hotels targeted on Sunday, had been blown up before, in 1984, when it was called the Hotel Lanka Oberoi.
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"I think everybody's narrative got blown up," said Michael R. Strain, director of economic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.
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Layoffs, cratering stocks, and blown-up deals: 11 experts take us inside the cannabis industry's meltdown and tell us where the industry goes from here
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Unfortunately, year after year, it struggles to meet its funding needs as donor countries grow less confident that their investments will not be blown up.
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"You can bring in the most seasoned communications professional in the world and have that message blown up by a 140-character tweet," Christie said.
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A railway bridge on the River Belcoo that was blown up by the British Army in the 1970s, as seen from the Republic of Ireland.
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He picked it up, and instantly he was at home again, supervising repairs on a power line that would probably be blown up again tomorrow.
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Here's what you need to know: • One of Iraq's most famous landmarks, Al Nuri Grand Mosque in Mosul, was blown up by the Islamic State.
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Yankees 3.423, Royals 23.42 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Blown-up baseball cards depicting former players hang above the lockers in the visiting clubhouse at Kauffman Stadium.
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The Chinese had, after all, blown up one of their own satellites in 210.7, in a similar demonstration of their ability to do such things.
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There was a special division that had been drilling and training for the assault on the rebel lines immediately after the mine was blown up.
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Then, a year later, the one of the blown-up car, the aftermath of a bomb that ended the life of Frank DeCicco, another underboss.
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We know from the code variations that the version of the code that got out into the wild was after the centrifuges had blown up.
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My favorite work in the show is Perspectives on Landscape Photography, a series of blown-up, full color reproductions of found black-and-white photographs.
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More than 500 mountains have been blown up, and more than 2,000 miles of streams have been buried because of inadequate regulations and lax state enforcement.
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Others have advocated the drawing of a red line, telling North Korea explicitly that any intercontinental ballistic missile would be blown up on the launch pad.
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Pavel Sheremet was driving to work in the car of the newspaper's owner when it was blown up, an adviser to Interior Minister Anton Gerashchenko said.
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Most Magikarp seem to kick the bucket in one of two ways: they're blown up by an errant Voltorb, or a Pidgeotto snatches them mid-jump.
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"To me, they're just really cool little bits of street art, which I thought would look cool if they were photographed and blown up," he says.
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To repair a runway blown up by IS fighters American engineers trucked in 1.9m pounds of cement, welcoming their first fixed-wing aeroplane in late October.
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The first and third missiles failed mid-flight, while the second missile "appears to have blown up almost immediately," US Pacific Command said in a statement.
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Blown up and hung on gallery walls, abstracted from the news stories they helped to tell, the photos are invariably experienced as art above all else.
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The budget had blown up to $9 million, over twice as much as the original goal, and the feedback from Universal Pictures was less than favorable.
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Body painting, an art no longer confined to the pages of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, has blown up as artists take their talents to Instagram.
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It was then dealt a big blow in October 2015 when a Russian passenger plane was blown up over Sinai, killing all 224 people on board.
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The added heft is much more noticeable on the S7 edge, which has blown up in nearly every direction due to the new 5.5 inch screen.
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The Johns Hopkins patient's legs, penis, scrotum, and lower abdomen were blown up by an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan, according to The New York Times.
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Designated Survivor, in which Kiefer Sutherland plays a cabinet member who suddenly becomes POTUS after the Capitol is blown up, had been a recent mindless pleasure.
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I had this vision of this taking place in kind of like a pre-internet world, a world where the technology hadn't really blown up yet.
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It was one of several important monuments blown up in the city last year including the temple of Baal Shamin, a victory arch and funerary towers.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - The Niger Delta Avengers militant group said on Thursday it had blown up two crude pipelines in Nigeria's Bayelsa state in the Delta area.
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Daphne Caruana Galizia, who was blown up by a car bomb last week, had published leaked documents on alleged money laundering cases involving top Maltese officials.
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It takes a while to notice that some affectless internal office communication refers to force feeding chairs, photographs of which are blown up in clinical detail.
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The other, You Wear What I Wear and Hello Bye, is a wearable inflatable sculpture that looks like an oscillating microorganism blown up to humongous proportions.
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Of course, each insurgent killed in this fashion meant $5,000 worth of blown-up robot parts, but so far the army has not billed the soldiers.
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The business community even developed a cartoon character — the foolish Otto Nobetter, who suffered frequent accidents that left him maimed, immolated, crushed, and even blown up.
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The collection was more sunbather than singles player, Lacoste's classic polos extended into swingy piqué sundresses or blown up into hooded robes, cinched at the waist.
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Begaye, 228, survived the Battle of Tarawa when his landing craft was blown up and he had to swim to the beach to survive, MacDonald said.
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"He's blown up bridges for his own personal participation in the efforts to achieve Palestinian political aspirations," former US Ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro told CNN.
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Mellor recalls how after one weekend when he refused to let a group of drug dealers in, he found his van blown up the following Monday.
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You try to comprehend this shot of a blown up face of Lauren Dern who later oozes blood, but your mind can't itself wrap around it.
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My son had a dentist appointment on Wednesday and the dentist gave him a toy, one of the infamous latex gloves blown up into a balloon.
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The titular work consists of blown-up pages from a now-defunct British tabloid, collaged to highlight the misogyny and bigotry in its headlines and images.
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In an attempt to distract the vigilantes, Ms. Musa said, it appeared that Boko Haram had blown up their own camp and their captives, and fled.
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Specifically, all the fragile progress the world has made on global warming over the past eight years is now in real danger of being blown up.
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But we're a tiny bit closer to the day when pirate fishing boats will no longer have to be blown up as a warning to others.
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Standouts were two-tone puffers and shimmering zip-up jackets shown alongside parachute pants, either with blown-up pockets, pull cords or finished with detachable pouches.
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"That's 60 years' worth of legacy corporate structure that we have blown up by moving into this building," said Dennis Maloney, the company's chief digital officer.
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The Ukrainian news media had published leaked audio in which the pilot of a nearby plane describes the doomed Ukrainian jet being blown up in midair.
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For about 20 minutes, my driver and I weren't thinking about being shot or blown up; we were just sitting out there nerding out about nature.
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Two of her friends, the N.A.A.C.P. organizers Harriette and Harry Moore, were blown up in their home on Christmas Day 1951 by the Ku Klux Klan.
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According to Nott, one of the wounded men was a rebel who, while fashioning makeshift grenades at home, had accidentally blown up his wife and child.
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Yeah, having my dad being a PGA member and still alive I'm sure when I turn my phone on it's going to be pretty blown up.
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The current Roar Zone president, Chris Godissart, a senior from Philipsburg, Pa., said interest in Penn State hockey had "blown up" over the last four years.
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He showed Reuters images of houses and shopfronts in Kurdish areas, blown up and scorched, their residents' belongings being carted away by men in military fatigues.
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The company claimed the tank was blown up by anarchist because ethanol is an active ingredient in munitions, but an auditor nevertheless found the company responsible.
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"There's something overconfident to say ... this story, or these characters, these actresses, these jokes all deserve to be blown up on a big screen," she said.
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The 59 Tomahawk missiles cost $60 million — 40% of the 2016 budget for the National Endowment for the arts ($147,949,000) — blown up in a single night.
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While Game of Thrones excels at showing ships getting blown up with wildfire or zombies fighting giants, human-versus-human fights usually just advance the plot.
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Outside of one apartment, a blown-up poster informed visitors in English that the view from the roof was photo-worthy, with a souvenir shop awaiting upstairs.
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Drummer Russel was blown up 60 times his original size and found himself in Pyongyang, where the lack of food brought him back down to normal size.
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But the lure of real money isn't the reason HQ Trivia has blown up in the last few months, regularly attracting over a million players each game.
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In Mandera, in the extreme northeast of Kenya, a governor's convoy was blown up by what the Kenyan Red Cross said appeared to have been a landmine.
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FOR EVIDENCE OF how twitchy Democrats remain about finding a presidential candidate who can beat Donald Trump, consider the fuss that has blown up over Tulsi Gabbard.
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It looked like North Korea had tried to send up a satellite, but the object had most likely been blown up when its own fuel tank exploded.
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Cristiane "Cyborg" Justino is still inexplicably a draw despite having no one her own size to fight and spending her entire career beating up blown up bantamweights.
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You can resize many of them like regular windows instead of being forced to look at either weird phone-sized rectangles or blown-up full-screen versions.
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These aren't 4K games getting shown at 4K resolution—they're 1080p games getting blown up to 4K size, albeit with some very smart algorithms doing the work.
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Altantuya Shaariibuu, an interpreter and associate of Abdul Razak, was killed and blown up with military grade explosives in a forest on the outskirts of Malaysia's capital.
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Then, earlier this month in Kattankudy, Zahran's home town, a motorbike was blown up in what police now think was a test run of the Sunday attacks.
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The army was also accused of prolonging the siege in order to loot shops, and may have blown up part of the building to cover its tracks.
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Things have officially blown up between Mariah Carey and now ex James Packer, but what led the former couple from engagement bliss to a war of words?
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However, some online Russian media sources have reported that the apartment block was blown up by three men, whom they have named and described as radical Islamists.
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"People are being run over in the street with trucks and little kids are being blown up," Sleater said, referring to recent attacks in London and Manchester.
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"I bet this won't be reported, because you can see this picture in every mall you step into, huge and blown up outside the store," Corry wrote.
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"Let's say I'm working with someone who has a nightmare about going on patrol in Afghanistan where their Humvee was blown up by an IED," said Cooper.
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Early on Friday a public service vehicle was blown up by an improvised explosive device (IED) between Fino and Sheikh Barow, Mandera County Commissioner Frederick Shisia said.
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Kanye West should consider himself lucky Drake isn't firing back at Pusha T, 'cause the track he recorded would've blown up Ye's career ... according to James Prince.
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Something that has room to breathe on the tip of a finger, which even replicated in a blown up photo, I have to squint to make out.
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Five politicians were assassinated during the Troubles in Northern Ireland, the last of them Ian Gow, blown up by a car bomb outside his home in 1990.
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So we did lots of testing, and what we rolled out was, for $180 a year, you get access to everything, and that has just blown up.
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Sebastian smiled with delight as Stewart handed him a blue exam glove he'd blown up into a balloon, and the young boy remained calm throughout the exam.
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More equivocal is the claim to the garden of Anna (Vinnette Robinson), the ex-partner of Audrey's other child, an army captain blown up by an IED.
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"She got us off of zero (percent) and she started us on the wind down - the quantitative tightening - and so far, nothing has blown up," Gundlach said.
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Late on Sunday, an SDF spokesman, Mustafa Bali, said on Twitter that several enemy positions had been captured and an ammunition storage area had been blown up.
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Police were traveling in two pick-up trucks when the first vehicle was blown up by a road-side bomb, police Lieutenant Colonel Chamnan Bhutpakdee told Reuters.
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That meant taking pictures on the microscope at an extremely high resolution so that every nucleus of every single cell was visible on the blown-up print.
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It's an exciting time, but honestly it's hard for us to get a sense of how much it's blown up, because we're surrounded by people we know.
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"One of the things we know about 'All That' and about kids comedy is that they love to see things get blown up or broken," Kay said.
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From the Orchestra, the projections look pixelated, like a low-resolution image blown up, and it's impossible to avoid noticing the ropes that support acrobatic body doubles.
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The next morning, the weapons depot where the prisoner was hiding was blown up, killing him and destroying a huge quantity of heavy and light weapons. Sept.
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Assadullah Shirzad, the head of police in the southeastern zone, said the insurgents had first blown up a large truck outside the police headquarters, destroying the walls.
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Sometimes, while I'm putting two servings of salmon in the oven to bake, I see Google search results blown up 10 or 20 times their normal size.
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Heroine Sydney Novak (Sophia Lillis) has accidentally blown up the head of Brad Lewis (Richard Ellis), the terrible ex-boyfriend of Sydney's best friend Dina (Sofia Bryant).
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" What he does first after the live shows: Along with the rest of the coaches, he immediately checks in with iTunes to see "who's just blown up.
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Now in counseling, he has been clean since January, but still has ptsd, his nights filled with nightmares, cold sweats, and flashbacks to people being blown up.
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Her Soho space featured artwork created by her then 6-year-old daughter Bryn, consisting of three large, colorful abstract paintings blown up and transposed onto canvas.
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Critic's Notebook Now that the movie mogul has been convicted, Hollywood's culture of secrecy and exploitation — and the cynicism that fuels it — needs to be blown up.
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"Can you imagine how the Post would've blown up if David Dinkins lied about taking the subway to work every day?" asked Alex Pareene back in 2009.
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Opponents have been beheaded, shot dead, blown up with fuses attached to their necks and drowned in cages in swimming pools, with underwater cameras capturing their agony.
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The series stars Kiefer Sutherland as Tom Kirkman, who was a nondescript cabinet member until the Capitol was blown up during the State of the Union address.
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"He did not talk about the fact that he had blown up a fund, lost people's money, and had a [legal] judgment that he owed," Smith said.
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I always think that he would make the most fabulous backdrops or curtains, and it would be amazing to see that blown up on a giant scale.
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But the Islamic State did its best to sabotage the complex anyway: The aging red turbines were blown up while the control panels were sprayed with bullets.
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Suits were blown up to zoot-like proportions: waists nipped in, shoulders jutted out, lapels built into pyramids, pants blouson in the extreme, some ties rendered wide.
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But all of that work could be blown up by an emergency declaration, a move that would endear Mr. Trump to the Republican base while infuriating Democrats.
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Conveniently, that blast came shortly after Weaver had blown up at Jackson for flouting the Baltimore dress code by not wearing a tie on a team flight.
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The 25-year-old appreciates her own image so much that she has a blown-up portrait of her herself in a bikini on her living room wall.
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It has that late '90s video game hardware aesthetic, with the throwback PlayStation logo, bright color streaks, and a blown-up rectangular snippet of an original PSX image.
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I got the news that this airplane crashed into the water and had blown up, so I just turned around, and took three or four boats with me.
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Though microscopes can zoom in pretty far on these little guys, no one realizes how cute they can be until they're blown up into a giant plush toy.
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The temple was emptied of its treasures in late antiquity, converted into a church, then a mosque, and then blown up during the siege of Athens in 1687.
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The rabbit's hutch was caught in high winds Friday morning and blown up in the air, leaving the poor beast stranded on the roof of its owner's house.
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An exclusive interview with Matty Roberts, the creator of the "Storm Area 51" Facebook page, said that since the event has blown up, he was a little worried.
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There is probably a hint of guilt because somewhere down the line the tortured connection between this white man and the blown up brown family will be revealed.
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It's a digital, internet-connected "whiteboard" that looks like a blown-up children's tablet, and we got a chance to test it out ahead of its launch today.
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They sit for profiles when asked; they talk delightfully about coworkers they actually feel indifferent toward — and discreetly dance around situations that have blown up in the press.
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I think the reason that the UK rap stuff has blown up so much is because she'd already got under everyone's skin with the racist and homophobic stuff.
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It's possible that Chrome OS's huge education install base could finally be the thing that gooses developers into creating apps that don't feel like blown-up phone apps.
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It has certainly made schools more appealing: the party has appointed 40,000 more teachers, rebuilt institutions blown up by the Taliban and furnished others with toilets and electricity.
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The 2016 U.S. presidential campaigns have "blown up" Americans' trust in institutions such as capitalism — and that does not bode well for the technology industry, two investors said.
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Current single "Day Drunk" has blown up in Australia, holding the No. 1 country spot for 21 weeks and the No. 1 all-genre spot for two weeks.
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Not every criminal case has to be blown up into a formal international procedure, but that's what the dispersal of data across the cloud is going to do.
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The bridge linking it to the north was blown up by security forces during the 'Troubles' to prevent smuggling and unwanted crossings, rendering the town a dead end.
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Instead, by the time they reach the location, they've had gunbattles with militants, killed one of their top leaders, and blown up half the buildings in the city.
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Authorities have blown up machinery in dozens of raids on illegal mining camps and seized more than a ton of suspicious gold from export companies during Humala's term.
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The last thing we saw was her having her fiancé's brains blown up in her face by Crowley, which was the sweetest thing he's ever done for her.
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Evidence presented in court by prosecutors over the last two years has suggested that Caruana Galizia, 53, was blown up by a bomb activated by a mobile phone.
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"While people were running for their dear lives...three female suicide bombers attempted to make their way into the crowd...and subsequently got blown up," Ankas told Reuters.
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He has not been charged with a crime in connection with any of the weapons featured in the blown-up photograph displayed for reporters at the press conference.
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Over the past two and a half years all the moves the Trump administration has made to curb sky-high healthcare costs have blown up in its face.
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Power supplies to the disputed Crimean peninsula, which was annexed by Russia in 2014, have been disrupted after electricity pylons were blown up by unknown saboteurs in November.
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It's basically a blown up version of the Gear S2 with a bit more tech inside, which should be good news for anyone who wants a big smartwatch.
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We were there to push the government to investigate the murder of one of Ukraine's leading reporters, Pavel Sheremet, blown up in a car bomb a year ago.
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He joined up with Hui Renjie, another man who said his Note 7 had also blown up, to visit laboratories to figure out the problem with their phones.
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Three men were charged on Tuesday over the death of Daphne Caruana Galizia, whose car was blown up as she drove out of her home on Oct. 16.
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"His landing craft was blown up and he literally had to swim to the beach to survive," Mr. MacDonald said of Mr. Begaye at the White House ceremony.
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Since then, it's blown up -- all because Quintana played on a famous optical illusion wherein a rabbit looks like a bird, and a bird looks like a rabbit.
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"Imagine you've got a partially blown-up balloon in your hand, and you squash part of it so it escapes upwards out of your hand," Dr. Martin said.
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In 2006, when Mr. Najib was deputy prime minister, the Mongolian mistress of one of his advisers, Abdul Razak Baginda, was killed, blown up by military-grade explosives.
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" On "Don't Get Captured," he talks about gentrification as social violence: "The slums in the city blown up/now the white folks showed up/everything bought sold up.
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Neil felt guilty for and hated the fact that we trained service members like Surge but then stayed behind while they were getting shot, blown up or killed.
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In the art center, the drawings hung in simple frames against a backdrop that featured certain pieces from each category blown up to the size of a mural.
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One of the more frustrating parts of using an iPad before is that you had this big screen that often only showed blown-up iPhone versions of websites.
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Turkey's energy ministry said flows were initially suspended due to temporary security measures, and that militants from the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) had subsequently blown up the pipeline.
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Spills from blown-up or faulty pipelines have triggered an insurgency in the Delta, where militants fight for a greater share of oil revenues and a cleaner environment.
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Nearly six feet tall already, Shakur still bore cuts and bruises all over his head and arms from a bomb that had accidentally blown up in his face.
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AMANPOUR: And then we went back, a few months later, to watch the cooling tower be blown up as a physical demonstration of pulling back on their nuclear program.
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Oil hit the year's highs after the Niger Delta Avengers militant group said it had blown up a Chevron oil well in Nigeria, rejecting peace talks with the government.
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If you do, you will find that from the very beginning to now, the universal complaint about Android tablets is that most apps look like blown-up phone apps.
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"My Wickr and my inbox have blown up, very similar to what happens when there's a breach in the corporate world," said Wallenstrom, who became Wickr's CEO in 2016.
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Camp likens it to the town car industry of the past, which (as you might already know) was blown up by Camp's previous startup, a little company called Uber.
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Unknown attackers were reported to have blown up a gas pipeline owned by Italy's ENI in Nigeria's Niger Delta, the latest attack on an energy facility in the region.
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"It was the suicide bomber of the Cinnamon Grand bomb attack who was released earlier," the official said, referring to one of the hotels blown up by the attackers.
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Last year, the 16th-century Ottoman Ferhadija mosque in Banja Luka reopened, recreated from its original stones 23 years after it was blown up during the war in Bosnia.
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But what if the community garden was blown up to a national or even global scale, creating a huge, ever-growing network of edible flora tended by the public?
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Mr Hemon details how his compatriot was beaten almost to death in prison, used as a human shield by Serb fighters and blown up by a Bosnian rocket-launcher.
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A double-decker bus was blown up on a London bridge on Sunday as part of a stunt for an action thriller movie, but the blast surprised some residents.
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The agency quoted a Revolutionary Guards statement as saying that several of the attacking "terrorists" were also killed in the fighting in which a munitions depot was blown up.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Here are key facts about Mosul's Grand al-Nuri Mosque and famous leaning minaret, blown up on Wednesday as Iraqi forces advanced on Islamic State's last stronghold.
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The photographs, which are blown up to actual human proportions, feature some of the world's greatest ballet dancers shot in a way that emphasizes the brutality of their medium.
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The grating children's tune was abruptly replaced with an intense tribal drum beat, ushering visitors into a dark, cavernlike hallway lined with blown-up images of earless monitor lizards.
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"Unless the president not only publicly announces support but publishes bill text and whips it, there's no way it wouldn't get blown up by Miller and Bannon," says Sen.
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While Cruise has been dangling from airplanes, scaling the Burj Khalifa, and holding his breath for longer than seems humanly possible, he's also blown up his onscreen family life.
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Final Approach is like iOS game Flight Control blown up into a whole series of complex miniature landscapes, which you'll stride across like a benevolent air traffic control giant.
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It'll have to figure out what to do with a sidelined Archie, and find new ways to keep reinventing the iconic love triangle it's already blown up and reconfigured.
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They saw the twists in the river just the way she did, they saw the odd bend of a weather vane, they saw stamens blown up into architectural spectacle.
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"One train bogie was damaged in the blast and a portion of the tracks blown up," said railways official Aammir Baloch, adding that Quetta's train services had been suspended.
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The move came after North Korean media reported earlier that the country had blown up tunnels at its nuclear test site, which had raised the possibility of the summit.
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The concrete poured for the sections of wall is now hardening ahead of official tests to see if the prototypes can be scaled, dug under or simply blown up.
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While the fans of this genre have done our best to sing the praises of these games, the roguelike deckbuilder somehow hasn't blown up to become the next autochess.
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The typical anti-abortion protest in 280 might include blown-up sonograms of fetuses developed past the point at which most women terminate pregnancies, or photos of infant children.
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I fear hundred to thousands of tiny fires started by eclipse-watchers being blown up by dry, hot winds that are common in the west this time of year.
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Having blown up on Instagram over the past few years, this particular shot is a great way to showcase clothing, shoes, and accessories without actually having to wear them.
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If I would've gone with the Phillie Phanatic on my ass to start instead of Gritty, it wouldn't have blown up like it did, you know what I mean?
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But by 1944, as the invasion of Normandy approached, the Resistance was large and effective: telephone and telegraph lines cut, trains derailed, power stations blown up, German officers assassinated.
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Or they can be fetishistic: Witness the sickly-shiny gloss of a woman's leather heels, or the evocative dimple of a man's necktie, blown up to five feet square.
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Since participants are closely cropped to their faces and not blown up full screen, they don't have to worry about cleaning their workspace or exactly how their hair looks.
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From his hospital bed, Bhes Kumar Tamang, 30, said he was traveling outside Kathmandu to an event organized by the Nepali Congress party when his vehicle was blown up.
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"This is the remains of the minaret, which was blown up by the terrorist gang," said one official from Iraq's counterterrorism service in a video released by the group.
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It was torpedoed and sunk off the coast of Ireland in May 1916 by U-20, the German submarine that had blown up the Lusitania almost exactly year earlier.
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The detector was a vast network of mirrors and wires that looked like the blown-up photograph of an insect's eye I had seen that morning at the museum.
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Dr. Pines also worked on superfluids — materials that flow effortlessly — and applied those techniques to studying neutron stars, the ultradense remnants of stars that have blown up in supernovas.
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In a charred, multi-story garage full of blown-up cars in Tikrit, hundreds have set up their own informal camp, where families are divided by simple hanging sheets.
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The actor, who has blown up since originating two roles in Miranda's Broadway smash hit Hamilton, recently opened up about the responsibility of playing the film's lead hero Usnavi.
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With their red, green and black lines and numbers blown up in the images, some like "Edges Fold Fold" look like abstract geometric paintings from the early 2347th century.
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The artist explained that turning her Instagram photos into cameos "seemed like a good project" because her cell phone files aren't large enough to be blown-up into photographs.
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Since Look destroyed the original prints once an issue was published (although the negatives and contact prints remain), the photos — some of which are blown up — were recently printed.
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In 2010, Herndon's United States Marine Corps vehicle was blown up by a 50-pound improvised explosive device (IED) during the Invasion of Marjah in Afghanistan, the local outlet reports.
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When Harold is inflated with helium (always say "inflated" around Piper's team, and never "blown up" – "that's for fireworks") it will float almost vertically above a team of 18 handlers.
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It looks and feels like a blown up Galaxy S7, which is both good (it's pretty and only 6-millimeters thick) and bad (the glass backside is a fingerprint magnet).
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And more than one well-meaning white acquaintance has asked me why, if these moments are so mundane, one moment in one coffee shop has been magnified and blown up.
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But now that a storm has blown up over the possible conflicts of interest between the various operations of Mr Trump's group and his new job, it has been deleted.
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Among those killed was Arseny Pavlov, who went by the nom de guerre "Motorola" and was blown up in the lift of his apartment building in Donetsk in October 2016.
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AT A bar called "University" in San Giovanni a Teduccio, a rundown suburb of Naples, two blown-up photos adorn the walls: Albert Einstein and Steve Jobs, founder of Apple.
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"They had pictures of me blown up into posters that said 'Rest in peace Brittany,' and my aunt eventually had obtained one of the obituaries and sent pictures," Brittany said.
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Antiquities chief Maamoun Abdelkarim said on Saturday Syria would try to restore the temples, as well as funeral towers and a triumphal arch which were also blown up last year.
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"I had a student tell me she thought FEMA had blown up the [New Orleans] levees and that the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks were inside jobs," he said.
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My fridge is covered in horse magnets, my library is held in place by horse bookends, and my only wall art is a blown-up photograph of my horse Curly.
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An Indian missile had hurtled 300km into space and blown up a satellite, putting India in the small club of countries that had developed and tested anti-satellite (ASAT) weapons.
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Over the show's run he's been shot too many times to count, blown up in a bathtub, and frozen in his sleep by an out-of-control industrial air conditioner.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - The repair of a Libyan crude pipeline, blown up on Tuesday, will take about one week, the head of Libyan state oil firm NOC told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Two of them may have failed in flight, one appears to have blown up almost immediately, and they did not pose a threat to North America or Guam, per Benham.
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While the guacamole and salsa rolls of wrapping paper are blown up photos of the two toppings, the foil wrapping paper looks exactly like what they wrap your burrito in.
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Director Reginald Hudlin doesn't try to reinvent the wheel on what plays like a classic if somewhat small-boned story -- indeed, an HBO movie slightly blown up for theatrical release.
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Kitsch infused with pathos; anthems wrought from intimacy; dream logic that speaks to everyone—the hallmarks of Gonzalez's singular career, all blown up to a scale he's yet to match.
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Like the fans at the Bataclan, gunned down in Paris during a concert; or the newspaper staff of Charlie Hebdo; or the people blown up outside the airport in Turkey.
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Islamic State's Amaq agency said two attackers carrying machine guns and hand grenades and wearing suicide vests had blown up the gate, and two fighters had broken into the compound.
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Threats poured in, calling for employees critical of Damore to be shot in the head, poisoned, blown up, stalked, doxed, sodomized with a cattle prod, and thrown off a building.
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On one of the streets newly recaptured from Islamic State, men were reassembling breeze blocks into a wall that was blown up by a suicide car bomb several days ago.
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Trump, in particular, seemed more subdued—a gesture of détente, or perhaps just fatigue, from a man who has basically blown up the party of the presidential nomination he's seeking.
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Anyway, she texted me before she came home about what had happened at Pulse, and I started looking at Facebook, and my newsfeed had blown up all about the club.
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Now their currency is getting hammered, NAFTA might be blown up and U.S. companies are competing for the affections of the president-elect by canceling plans to invest in Mexico.
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"If Russia has the influence in Syria that it claims to have, we need to see them use it," she said while holding up blown-up photos of dead children.
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A tiny sketchbook he took to Dieppe, France, shows Turner's impressions of port life that would be blown up into the huge 1825–26 "Harbor of Dieppe," which hangs alongside.
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On the floor is an enormous custom carpet of merino wool and silk, with an abstract motif that turns out to be a blown-up corner of the same mural.
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It would be comfortable to sing about war, sound like Discharge, and have pictures of blown-up babies on the cover on every record, but it would also be boring.
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U.N. relief officials said they had received allegations that 150 houses had been burned and 11 blown up in Tuz Khurmato and offices of Turkmen political parties in Kirkuk assaulted.
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So while Mr. Johnson's tactical plays have blown up in his face and his harsh rhetoric has caused outrage, the campaign for a second referendum has yet to gain traction.
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To grow a career with perspectives as surgically precise as Dick Gregory's takes time and repetition that could all be blown up with a single cellphone smuggled into a show.
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But there is one question we can answer, without spoilers, using only our knowledge of physics: How could the wreckage of a blown-up Death Star get onto this planet?
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Just as Noah had blown up everyone's lives by having an affair, Helen spent the day blowing up lives — hers, Vic's, her children's — by bringing Noah back, against all reason.
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That and the disability retirement pension I got for getting blown up and broken too many times are the only things that will keep me from facing really hard decisions.
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But those plans were blown up by the stunning news reports about Trump and Ukraine, and the moderate Democrats Pelosi had tried to protect began jumping aboard the impeachment train.
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Flanked by blown-up cardboard graphs, he predicted that his successors would probably face an economic recession in the near future and said he was determined to minimize the damage.
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Hooke's book, Micrographia, featured blown-up engravings depicting a world previously invisible to the human eye — incredibly detailed images of things like lice, gnats, and the cellular structure of cork.
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BENGHAZI, Libya, Dec 29 (Reuters) - Libya will probably start repairs on Saturday or Sunday on a crude oil pipeline that was blown up earlier this week, a Libyan oil official said.
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Bob Ross was sort of unknown, he was a PBS painter, and we ran a big Bob Ross marathon, sort of a nostalgia event, and Bob Ross has just blown up.
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An ungodly row has blown up in England over whether an elementary school should charge parents to watch their sons and daughters perform a Christian play depicting the birth of Jesus.
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"I heard the sound of a big explosion and people were rushing and I saw people blown up with body parts," an injured witness who was rushed to hospital told Reuters.
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Like most of the photographs on view, it is blown up to 58.5 by 78 inches, making visible the staggering degree of devastation that these refineries are having on surrounding waterways.
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The original incident should not have been escalated to become national news, but because it was captured on cellphone video and went viral, it was blown up out of all proportion.
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So, to keep you on the cutting edge of this season's swimsuit offerings, we're rounding up the brands that are just about to be huge, but haven't totally blown up yet.
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While her pieces are in conversation with a certain Tumblr-based aesthetic, seeing them blown up and offline forced Cousins to think about how viewers should interact with her pieces physically.
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" A 1984 cover story in The New York Times Magazine, a blown-up cardboard copy of which Mr. Trump keeps in his office, asserted that "the family is of Swedish descent.
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When Fuckjerry steals a joke from Jonny Sun [a weird Twitter celebrity who deliberately misspells things, for those unfamiliar], it's as if it's as serious as 100 people getting blown up.
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She decided it was the perfect place to snap pictures of the mountains, rent space on several billboards and replace advertisements with blown-up photographs of the views that they blocked.
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As these channels reached a level of mass scale, they started to wield significant influence—it proved easier to persuade radio DJs to play songs that had "blown up" on YouTube.
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"I was annoyed and could have easily blown up at times, but kept my head a little bit," said Hatton, who once joked that his nickname should be Head Case Hatton.
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They have cylinder gags in their mouths, are given access to a small arsenal of weapons, and within minutes, are being blown up and shot from a bunker in the distance.
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Lured to a grocery store where he bought provisions, he was blown up by a parcel bomb that had been left for him with the teenage shopkeeper, who was also killed.
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And security is key in the Delta region, where local rebel groups like the Delta Avengers have kidnapped foreign oil workers and blown up pipelines to protest regional pollution and poverty.
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During months of intense battle to wrest the city back after three years of militant rule, the trucks were either destroyed by airstrikes or blown up by the radical fighters themselves.
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Just when we thought Loras could suffer no more and must be past the worst of it, he and his sister, Margaery, were blown up in a blast of Cersei's wildfire.
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The United States Pacific Command said that one of the three ballistic missiles had blown up immediately after blastoff, but that two others had traveled about 155 miles before splashing down.
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The report concludes the sharing economy's influence has blown up so tremendously in recent years, touching essentially every aspect of consumers' lives, that it's created a host of new business models.
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Curiously, a few separatist warlords have been assassinated in recent months — including a charismatic commander known as Givi, who was blown up by a rocket in his office on Feb. 8.
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Some viewers loved the film's patriotic theme and propulsive action, while others faulted it for chauvinism and for patronizing Africans, who are mowed down and blown up in the war scenes.
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He doesn't need his life blown up with news of another child that may make him doubt his feelings for Teddy or, at the very least, complicate their budding relationship further.
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" She added that the media response followed a "script": "At first the media background will be blown up, absolutely baseless, ungrounded accusations will sound, then again all this will be classified.
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Johnson was more quick than fast and not explosive or powerful enough to run through tacklers, and was often taken down by arm tackles that Ben Roethlisberger would have blown up.
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"When you're losing $100 billion a month, you can't afford to invest in a highway in the middle of nowhere or a railway in Pakistan that could be blown up," he said.
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With many of Gilead's top brass blown up or injured there's a clear fissure in the state's power, one that new character Commander Cushing tries to fill with excessive violence and intimidation.
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Haley found out the clip had blown up when, the next day, someone sent her a link to her video on an Instagram meme page known for stealing the most popular TikToks.
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And just as well, because when her father saw The Photograph, blown up big one day in Grand Central, he was horrified that she had been walking round Italy in that way.
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The effort to persuade European members of NATO to host the missiles would divide the alliance, and the Russians could claim that not they, but the Americans, had blown up the treaty.
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Four of the oldest screen savers will be on their native machines, for context, but most will be blown up along the large space provided by Rotterdam's Het Nieuwe Instituut (New Institute).
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But in every instance, instead of focusing on the Clintons' carelessness or recklessness, the right vastly inflated it: run-of-the-mill scandals got blown up into House of Cards–level dramatics.
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Conversely, taking a pitcher whose season high for pitches thrown was 30 and asking him to make 51 pitches very easily could have blown up in Roberts' face, and very nearly did.
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The answers to all of the above questions are "no," but now a hack that yielded little or no information anyone really cared about has blown up into an international diplomatic incident.
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LOCKERBIE, Scotland (Reuters) - A simple wreath-laying and prayer service in Lockerbie on Friday marked 30 years since a jumbo jet was blown up over the small Scottish town, killing 270 people.
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In an op-ed last Sunday accompanied by a giant photo of the bus blown up on July 7th 2005, Mr Goldsmith asked: did Londoners want a leader with terrorists for friends?
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The courage of his going at all is undeniable; after a few weeks, he got blown up by a mortar and recovered in the hospital, falling in love with that beautiful nurse.
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And … what we've learned in my state is that we have blown up the myth that if you actually focus on job creation and wage increase, that it somehow hurts your economy.
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Representative Jim Jordan emerged from the prep session surrounded by a cadre of aides toting fat legal briefing books and what appeared to be blown-up printouts of exhibits for Wednesday's hearing.
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Cicilline, referring to a December CNN report that Trump had blown up at Whitaker over investigations he oversaw as the head of DOJ, asked if the president had "lashed out" at Whitaker.
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Just a few months ago, in Malta, a fearless reporter named Daphne Caruana Galizia was blown up in an attack usually reserved only for war zone: an improvised explosive device, or IED.
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These things have blown up in the past year — so it's pretty likely that the person you're gifting to has been wanting to try out this whole DNA testing thing for themselves.
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Despite the group's gains in the last year, the US has managed to assassinate several of AQAP's top leaders, including its leader Nasser al-Wuhayshi, blown up on Mukalla's waterfront in June.
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They have stood by those decisions even after they have blown up into unexpected crises, like this week's tumultuous demonstrations in Hong Kong against a plan to allow extraditions to mainland China.
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Grenades were thrown at a police checkpoint in Arauca, near the Venezuelan border, while an electrical tower was blown up in the neighboring department of Cesar, leaving several small towns without power.
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Steinhaus, 38, brushed these moments aside when they occurred, but to her dismay, each incident was caught on video, and each quickly was blown up, in her view, far out of proportion.
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North Korea should make its temporary freeze on nuclear and missile testing permanent and allow international inspectors to verify the destruction of the test sites the government claims to have blown up.
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Perhaps this woman had blown up after a day of annoyances, had never done this before and was going to apologize to her son later and resolve not to do it again.
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Even so, in the Oval Office days later, Mr. Trump showed reporters a blown-up map of the storm's predicted path, its route extended slightly into southeast Alabama with a black marker.
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Even so, in the Oval Office days later, Mr. Trump showed reporters a blown-up map of the storm's predicted path, its route extended slightly into southeast Alabama with a black marker.
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Aides who gather for the early-morning staff meetings in the West Wing said their agenda was regularly blown up when their phones simultaneously went off with a tweet from the boss.
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It's clear from the opening shot, which tracks through a nursing home, that this isn't a guy who gets whacked, blown up by a car bomb, or even confined to witness protection.
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In the Niger Delta's oil-producing swamps, residents complain about crude spills from broken or blown-up pipelines and acid rain from gas flaring, the burning of natural gas at oil wells.
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I aligned my experience of the world with my jittery sense of self by watching things get blown up on violent TV shows, anything with a clock and people racing against it.
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"While people were running for their dear lives...three female suicide bombers attempted to make their way into the crowd...and subsequently got blown up," he said without providing a casualty figure.
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With over 650,000 subscribers, ImDontai is one of the biggest YouTubers to cover Gzuz, and is curious as to why the video has blown up in such a short period of time.
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They were a celebration of everything we love about college athletics—entertainment through unpaid labor, gambling on schools you couldn't find on a map, and cursing teenagers that have blown up your bracket.
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The average person only knows Botox and Restylane as they relate to the Real Housewives, so they assume expression-less faces and blown-up lips are always the end result of these treatments.
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An oversized camera, resembling a giant microscope, towers over viewers aside a blown-up grid of colors—both offer a representation of the "creative" process behind stock photography, as well as its caveats.
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Walking from the Oval Office past his personal assistants and into the West Wing hallways, Trump, spotted by reporters, stopped in front of a blown-up photograph hanging outside his press secretary's office.
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I attended the Electronics Reuse Conference in Houston last fall, and the talk of the show was how Closed Loop's slow-moving march toward insolvency had finally blown up in the industry's face.
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The Google Play Store running on Chromebooks looks exactly the same as on an Android tablet, meaning it's not a smartphone version simply blown up; the app is optimized for the screen size.
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Neither side seemed eager to seek escalation after the tunnel was blown up on Monday by Israel, which pointed out that its action was carried out on its own side of the border.
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If, for example, a ship is blown up and its pieces scattered across the ground, it will remain that way indefinitely unless another player, object or the environment it resides in disturbs it.
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Alively is the kind of app that could have blown up if it launched a year or two ago, before Periscope and Facebook Live began to dominate the burgeoning mobile live streaming market.
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SINGAPORE, June 3 (Reuters) - The Niger Delta Avengers militant group said on Thursday through social media that it had blown up a third crude pipeline in Nigeria's Bayelsa state in the Delta area.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has blown up the iconic mosque where its leader declared the caliphate almost three years ago, the Iraqi Defense Ministry and U.S. military said Wednesday.
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UFC badass Max Holloway doesn't get taken to the ground very often ... but he got BLOWN UP by a military attack dog in South Korea -- and the whole thing was caught on video.
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"The gyros were [the] size of ping pong balls and so smooth [that] if they were blown up to Earth size, [the] tallest mountain/bump would only be 6 feet high," Ash added.
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"If he did, this area is a giant bomb, and this whole (5-mile) radius would have blown up," he told CNN over Facebook, calling the pilot a hero for avoiding the area.
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Chayce Couch completed nine of 1993 pass attempts for 99 yards, but was more effective with his legs, with an impressive 20-yard carry that extended a drive on a blown up play.
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Activists with relatives in the area said many of the young men in the blown-up minibus had come from work in the nearby al-Omar field, one of Syria's largest oil fields.
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What a welcome break a bit of the ugly, awkward, creased and crumpled is from blown-up body parts airbrushed to car paint finish and encased in Saran-wrap tight, painfully polished clothes.
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That tactic has been used before in Iraq, where children or even mentally disadvantaged adults have been dispatched as unwitting bomb couriers into markets and checkpoints before they are blown up from afar.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) and Ted Lieu (D-Calif.), bringing a blown-up Time magazine cover to the house floor and reading Trump Jr.'s emails to get them into the congressional record.
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"If he did this area is a giant bomb and this whole (five-mile) radius would have blown up," he told CNN over Facebook, calling the pilot a hero for avoiding the area.
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SITE Intelligence, a U.S.-based group that tracks online activity of jihadi organizations, reported Islamic State had claimed responsibility for killing nearly 100 Philippine soldiers and had blown up seven trucks transporting them.
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The NAHB wanted property and mortgage interest deductions changed to a tax credit that would aid any homeowner, but that solution would have blown up the deficit even more, so Republicans rejected it.
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From a set made up as a homey living room flanked by blown-up images of a fetching young Hillary Clinton, Moore maintains he is an ideal messenger for the white working class.
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A redditor by the name of Mesoplodon remarked this week that a gym located at the MI6 Building in Vauxhall (the one blown up in the James Bond film Skyfall) had been removed.
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And if the Democrats, having blown up the insurance system once to implement Obamacare, really rallied around a Bernie Sanders-style proposal to do it all over again but on a bigger scale?
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But even by recent standards in Egypt, where militants have blown up Christian worshipers as they knelt at church pews and gunned down pilgrims in buses, the attack on Friday was unusually ruthless.
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The collage elements are blown-up reproductions of marker drawings Prince made 20 years ago — mostly frontal views of flat faces and figures in various sizes, done in a faux primitive, expressionist style.
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I'm a little bummed but it could be worse: A FanRag intern with a similar number has apparently been getting his cell blown up all day due to bad hearing or fat fingers.
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She has essentially been blundering her way blindfolded through the most delicate and critical negotiations that Britain has faced since the Second World War, and now she has blown up her political career.
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The images, blown up larger than their original print sizes, show Fula, Malian and Voltaic teenagers and twentysomethings posing and wielding props in a studio decorated with backdrops painted by artists from Ghana.
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Doubling as a sort of stagehand, Ms. Persson moves props around and rearranges small models of the Woman and Man's home, which are then projected on the screen, blown up to life size.
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While she didn't respond to Refinery29's request for comment, the lookalike has blown up this week after D'Amelio herself remarked on their resemblance in the comments of one of Zeiler's recent videos.
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He claimed that North Korea has stopped nuclear testing and has blown up test sites (North Korea blew up one site, but independent analysts have yet to verify that the destruction was complete).
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When he realized that his own mother had blown up the Sept and everyone in it, Tommen's response was to very calmly fall from a high window, removing himself from his mother's chessboard.
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