The rest of the album, however, breaks off into much stranger directions.
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But it&aposs just a matter of time before something breaks off.
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A smiling Netanyahu then breaks off a piece of bread and eats it.
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Like any Roku I've ever had, the battery cover breaks off incredibly easy.
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Baweja breaks off a golf ball-sized piece of dough and flattens it.
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Jon breaks off a stick and writes his name with it in the snow.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Midsentence, Tyree Scott breaks off and bolts across the room.
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They gasp when a chunk breaks off and topples into the chilly turquoise water.
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MASSIVE ICEBERG BREAKS OFF FROM ANTARCTICA Icebergs are formed when parts of glaciers break off.
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Shewry breaks off a small bunch of chervil and hands it to me to taste.
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In exasperation, the father breaks off an outside rearview mirror and holds it up to Gran.
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When a new chunk of the plate breaks off the bottom, it can trigger an earthquake.
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So when the focusing crystal breaks off, that's where it goes from one to the other.
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An ice block breaks off the Jakobshavn-Isbrae glacier and drifts toward the Ilulissat ice ford
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Perhaps Lindsay finds the end zone or breaks off a big play, but it's a gamble.
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The patient breaks off an antenna and drinks the creature's frothy green blood, which renders him comatose.
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It isn't every day that a venture firm co-founder breaks off to join someone else's firm.
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The two of them kiss, and the kiss breaks off because Dany is clearly in pain. Surprise!
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She repeatedly breaks off our interview to answer phone calls, scheduling her upcoming media appearances with relish.
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Online dating has become more and more particular as society breaks off into smaller niches of interest.
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Margot later breaks off the relationship, and Robert handles it about as well as you might expect.
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The intense heat causes the asteroid's surface to expand and fracture, and some of the material breaks off.
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In rare cases, a doctor may have to remove a stinger if it breaks off in the wound.
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Three bears are sitting together when their bit of ice breaks off from the mainland and floats away.
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Things really kick into gear when the class breaks off into two groups: rhyme-writing and beat-making.
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He then breaks off what appears to be a very small piece for Sara and hands it to her.
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At one point, he breaks off a conversation with Blair to let his pet answer the call of nature.
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Handball has fast breaks, off-ball movement, some honest-to-goodness blocking and line play, clever exploitations of space.
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After all, it is the athlete, not the PEDs, that times a fastball or breaks off an unhittable slider.
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MASSIVE ICEBERG BREAKS OFF FROM ANTARCTICA "I can't stress it enough how inclusive everyone was," Setzer told the Charlotte Observer.
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The avulsion injury — where a chunk of bone breaks off its larger piece — caused him to miss the world championships.
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Gears of War 20193 follows Kait as she breaks off from the main group to find some much-needed answers.
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Those differences mean that when a splinter district breaks off it can reinforce, and in some cases worsen, school segregation.
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In the middle of the act, Brendan begins to choke her, and she breaks off the encounter by punching him.
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When an iceberg breaks off from a glacier, it can drift for thousands of miles, traveling freely across the open ocean.
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When she gives her first injection to a baby, her hands shake, and the needle breaks off in the child's leg.
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If a valve completely breaks off, the room can fill with steam, creating condensation that can warp wood and damage paint.
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When the plaque breaks off or ruptures, a blood clot can form and block blood flow through the artery to the heart.
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This algae has a calcium carbonate skeleton that as it grows, breaks off little fragments of skeleton that create the bioherm structure.
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The problem turns serious if the blood clot breaks off and travels to other parts of the body, such as the lungs.
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She breaks off as she catches me looking at a framed photo of a tuxedo-wearing Burrell on a New York street.
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On a short week, we're betting this is the week White gets in the end zone or breaks off a big play.
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Then the text breaks off, because Romola told him she wanted to take him to see a nice nerve doctor in Zurich.
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Eventually, he tries to get out of the tunnel, and breaks off a bone hiding in the space to create a makeshift torch.
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The tumbler breaks off any uneven edges as well as any baby oysters that have attached themselves to the outside of the shells.
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But instead of heading off to another planet once they leave the Earth's atmosphere, the ship separates and breaks off toward another city — Shanghai.
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Moe breaks off suddenly, jumping atop a rock, proudly displaying her lean, perfect frame: I admire her thinness, her round breasts, and moonlit skin.
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Biden is hardly the most formidable of front-runners, and if any piece of the current coalition breaks off, he'll be in deep trouble.
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It's frustration guaranteed, especially after the belt clip on your Walkman breaks off and you're forced to carry the ungainly device in your hand.
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Other staff come in and out, and at one point she breaks off to chat with a colleague about an algorithm that counts penguins.
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Deuel County sits on the inner edge of the Nebraska panhandle, right where I-22014 breaks off from I-22010 to head down into Colorado.
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The most common cause of postpartum hemorrhage is a uterine atony — when the uterus does not contract and stop bleeding after the placenta breaks off.
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Like Ms. Miller's forecasts, her medical history does not follow a strict linear narrative, and she breaks off on tangents and circles back many times.
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Rubio can't even see Ingles when he lets go of the ball, like a quarterback who targets his spot before the receiver breaks off their route.
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"I like the stock here, and especially if it breaks off from its current level, because it would give it a nice higher high," he explained.
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That's thanks to the extra noise coming out of the stronger electric drivetrain, as well as the way the wind breaks off the more complicated aerodynamic bodywork.
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Since Nazaré breaks off an ever-shifting massive underwater sandbar, the area where the waves break is huge and always changing, and there's no channel to seek refuge.
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On Sunday's Total Bellas season finale, WWE star Nikki Bella breaks off her engagement to John Cena for the second time — about a month before their wedding date.
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When the duo breaks off from the rest of the Saviors to find Negan, they find his vehicle overturned and on fire, with their leader nowhere to be found.
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The most serious complication of DVT happens when a part of the clot breaks off and travels through the bloodstream to the lungs, causing a blockage called pulmonary embolism.
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But after his best friend (Alfonso Dosal) breaks off his engagement to Raúl's sister (Aislinn Derbez) and comes out to his friends, Raúl is at a loss for words.
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The farther upstream the crack, along with eventual calving -- when a piece breaks off -- of the glacier into an ice island, the more unstable it would make the ice sheet.
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His journey breaks off to include an interview with Ed Vaughn, a local civil rights activist, which leads Wilkerson to detail the forgotten nearby roots of Rosa Parks's early activism.
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This technique — which breaks off the animal's long, brittle bill in favor of a deeper, shorter, stronger cup — combined with those previous innovations, ushered in the perfect oyster of our current era.
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The Broncos' run defense is poor, meaning there is a chance Gordon gets in the end zone or breaks off a big run, but it may be better to wait one more week.
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The United Kingdom faces a March 29 deadline to agree on a transition deal that would allow it to negotiate its future relationship with the EU before it officially breaks off from the body.
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At the K. Mohan & Company Exports Private Limited, the girls have entered a world of machines: massive industrial extractors, laser cutters, a rapid-response protocol that kicks in when a needle tip breaks off.
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But I needed a little bit of a break — hopefully no one would begrudge me for that — and the only way I could carve out any time was to take some international breaks off.
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The entire episode breaks off from Ray and Emmit Stussy, from Nikki Swango and V. M. Varga and all the characters who will figure into the main investigation once it gets back on track.
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Each was deceptively easy, and each featured wardrobe elements for members of another subculture almost as exotic as that of the wet-suited kooks riding the frigid breaks off Iceland's Troll Peninsula: the ultrarich.
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In the South Bay we have El Porto, we have some great breaks off the Palos Verdes Peninsula, but we have issues with some of the localism in Palos Verdes, as you might have heard.
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He used to turn up on British cards to beat the breaks off of middling fighters like Chris Leben and Yoshihiro Akiyama, but he would inevitably falter when he faced one of the big names.
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One of the MIDAS researchers, Martin O'Leary, who is a scientist at Swansea University, said the worry about this rift has to do with how it could destabilize the broader ice shelf after it breaks off.
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In Silicon Valley, "unbundling" refers to a certain kind of profitable disruption in which a challenger breaks off a business line from a competitor, refines it in some way, and establishes it as a superior offering.
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Scientists say that ice disks are an unusual — but entirely natural — phenomenon that occurs when a pile of slush freezes in an eddy or a piece of ice breaks off from another and begins to rotate.
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In one sequence, his face almost fills the frame as he gazes into the mirror to shave his head, and the opening hook of Al Green's "Love and Happiness" suddenly swells, breaks off unexpectedly, then repeats.
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Though it later breaks off into a variation that has a more chilling tone, the first few bars of the main theme are borrowed from "Hedwig's Theme" — the theme that played in all eight Harry Potter movies.
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One problem that sometimes occurs after long airplane flights is pulmonary embolus, a formation of a blood clot in a leg from which a piece breaks off and travels in the blood to the lungs to cause sudden death.
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"I'm seeing bugs and birds around here that I haven't seen here in years," he tells me as he breaks off a branch from his young cinnamon tree and snaps it in half for me to smell the fruity, fresh bark.
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While Bailey remains resolute that "our political system is the best in the world," when asked whether he, as a black politician, trusts the criminal justice system, his voice breaks off and the flow of the interview begins to stall.
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ASTEROID ORBITING BACKWARD AROUND JUPITER IS 1ST &aposINTERSTELLAR IMMIGRANT&apos FROM BEYOND OUR SOLAR SYSTEM A meteor forms when a meteoroid, a type of space rock that breaks off from an asteroid — a rocky body orbiting the sun — enters Earth&aposs atmosphere.
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Read More: A Growing List of Accidents Is Putting Safety at Amusement Parks Under the Spotlight Video captured by a bystander appears to show the ride swinging back and forth before a row of seats breaks off, throwing riders to the ground.
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"Dream Wife" (1953), an American comedy starring Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr, focused on a man who breaks off a relationship with his career-driven girlfriend to marry a dutiful Arab princess who will enjoy "having babies and taking care of a man".
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The SPD is polling at around 15% in polls, down from the 20.5% it won in the 2017 national election, and so risks losing parliamentary seats and plunging deeper into existential crisis if it breaks off the coalition and new elections ensue.
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Classically, decoupling is supposed to work as a kind of threat: If the North has nuclear missiles that can reach US cities, then the US breaks off the alliance because it's not willing to put San Francisco at risk to save Seoul.
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"Many women with coily hair think that their hair doesn't grow, but that's just because it breaks off before it has a chance to," says Mischa G. Ultra-hydrating styling products, like DevaCurl SuperCream Coconut Curl Styler, will strengthen your hair and prevent breakage.
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"If [the crack] continues to move and the ice breaks off, the station would be on the wrong side of the crack," Athena Dinar, a spokesperson for the British Antarctic Survey, told Gizmodo when asked why the meteorological station is being moved 14 miles (23 kilometers) inland.
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The Serov diaries "do not shed any additional light on what exactly happened to Wallenberg after his trail breaks off in Lubyanka Prison in March 1947, nor do they contain any evidence for the claim that Wallenberg was 'liquidated' in 1947," she wrote in her essay.
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" After assuring in the tape that, "I have never been forced to say anything on any tape nor have I been brainwashed, drugged, tortured, hypnotized or in any way confused," Hearst breaks off her relationships with then-fiancé with the words, "Love doesn't mean the same thing to me anymore.
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Southwest Airlines emergency landing It reads like a scene out of a Hollywood thriller: A piece of a plane engine breaks off in midair, shatters a window, and a mom in a window seat is halfway sucked out of the plane before terrified passengers haul her back in; then, despite their heroism, she dies.
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The rejection comes ahead of a deadline at the end of the month for the U.K. to agree upon a transition plan before it breaks off from the EU. The British Parliament must reach a transition agreement before March 29 that would allow further negotiations between the U.K. and EU before Brexit actually takes place.
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Given her health history, she had a gut instinct that she was suffering a pulmonary embolism, a condition that develops when a blood clot in another part of your body breaks off and travels along the blood stream and into your lungs, blocking the pumping of your heart, and preventing your heart from taking in oxygen.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia political donor indicted for 2 overdose deaths at his home Overnight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' MORE (D).
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Energy Secretary Rick PerryJames (Rick) Richard PerryOvernight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica Democrats question Pence, Perry on travel to Ukraine The five most serious charges in the whistleblower's complaint MORE went instead.
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The action, some of which occurs in flashback, is dramatic: a father leaves his young son on an outlying island overnight, to toughen him up; a family patriarch is dismissed from the C.I.A. under murky circumstances; a woman breaks off a burgeoning sexual relationship with the husband of her dead sister, who was driven to suicide by an anti-Communist witch hunt.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia political donor indicted for 2 overdose deaths at his home Overnight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' MORE's (D) public safety liaison.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia political donor indicted for 2 overdose deaths at his home Overnight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' MORE (D) in July.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia political donor indicted for 2 overdose deaths at his home Overnight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' MORE (D) said at the time.
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"The idea that somebody who is not trained in the law, who may or may not be trained in English, would have the capacity to assess whether they might be eligible for asylum, or withholding of removal, or protection under the Convention Against Torture, or the Violence Against Women Act, or Special Immigrant Juvenile Status—" Markovitz breaks off, having made his point.
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Speaking with reporters Thursday, EPA Administrator Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' EPA on 'forever chemicals': Let them drink polluted water MORE said it was a question from Rep.
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The refusal to spend heavily in Montana, which follows a similar decision in a special election for a House seat in Kansas, has left some progressives howling that even as an energized base breaks off-year fundraising records, the party's infrastructure isn't trying to win back the red territory where Bernie Sanders won Democratic nominating contests and then Trump trounced Hillary Clinton in the general election last year.
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This month, Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) head Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' EPA on 'forever chemicals': Let them drink polluted water MORE rescinded the infamous Waters of the United States (WOTUS) regulation.
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Unfortunately the Suakim-Nasukawa fight was let down by some comical referee work as the official routinely gave Nasukawa lengthy breaks off clinches in the fourth and fifth round, insisted that Nasukawa had been struck to the back of the head when Suakim kneed him in the gut and dumped him, and at one point even dragged the tiring Nasukawa off the mat following a missed jumping kick.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia political donor indicted for 2 overdose deaths at his home Overnight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' MORE (D) outlines what the EPA calls "significant public health concerns" and "deficiencies" in California's air and water quality.
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Like, when a 1.1 trillion-ton, 2,200-square-mile piece of ice breaks off of the Antarctic Peninsula—the fiddly spit-curl in the upper left1 of most maps of the continent—we might be able to see it not just as megasized glaciological action but as yet another piece of the global weirdness, increasing in magnitude and frequency, that tells us Earth is getting hotter, the seas are rising, and we are all in trouble.
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EPA head Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' EPA on 'forever chemicals': Let them drink polluted water MORE listed the city last Thursday when discussing how California is "failing to meet its obligations" on sewage and water pollution.
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EPA head Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' EPA on 'forever chemicals': Let them drink polluted water MORE listed the city last Thursday when discussing how California is "failing to meet its obligations" on sewage and water pollution.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia political donor indicted for 2 overdose deaths at his home Overnight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' MORE (D) criticizing California for "failing to meet its obligations" on sewage and water pollution, blaming homelessness for the contamination.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia political donor indicted for 85033 overdose deaths at his home Overnight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' MORE (D) criticizing California for "failing to meet its obligations" on sewage and water pollution, blaming homelessness for the contamination.
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J.) on Tuesday questioned Vice President Pence and Energy Secretary Rick PerryJames (Rick) Richard PerryOvernight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica Democrats question Pence, Perry on travel to Ukraine The five most serious charges in the whistleblower's complaint MORE regarding their travel to Ukraine as the White House faces scrutiny for its dealings with the country.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia political donor indicted for 2 overdose deaths at his home Overnight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' MORE and set to take effect in 2023, could upend U.S. amateur sports and trigger a legal challenge (The Associated Press).
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia political donor indicted for 2 overdose deaths at his home Overnight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' MORE (D) on Monday signed legislation into law that would allow college athletes in the state to profit from the use of their names, images and likenesses.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia political donor indicted for 2628 overdose deaths at his home Overnight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' MORE (D), had specifically cited the homeless as a risk to the water supply, saying cities were not adequately treating the pollution that comes in through its storm drains.
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Standing before a room mostly filled with industry lobbyists last week, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerOvernight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' EPA on 'forever chemicals': Let them drink polluted water MORE sent a clear message to the hundreds of American communities with drinking water contaminated with the highly toxic fluorinated chemicals known as PFAS: Let them drink polluted water.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia political donor indicted for 2 overdose deaths at his home Overnight Energy: San Francisco pushes back against Trump over water pollution claims | Court says EPA not doing enough on cross-state smog | Iceberg larger than Los Angeles breaks off Antarctica San Francisco pushes back as Trump claims city waterways have 'tremendous pollution' MORE said he felt bad for Finnish President Sauli Niinistö after President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE ripped into California and some of its political leaders during an Oval Office appearance on Wednesday.
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I feel this way lately, maybe you feel it too, this dull-ache ambivalence about many things, because the earth is disintegrating and now the polar bears paddle forever, bony and deflated-looking, in search of food and ice, because the government is run by pit bosses and loan sharks and grinning ex-lobbyists, that the bridge this train is rolling across breaks off up ahead and we can see it from here and the man at the controls is asleep, and he's not even a real conductor, it's a scarecrow with a pot on his head, and soon the rainforest will be buzzed to its ankles and the seas will warm from pole to pole into microwaved diner gravy and cities will burble down beneath it.
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