Before you freak, she didn't actually chop off her locks.
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The media said it would "chop off the heads of people".
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Those they only use, tie, bind, chop off and leave empty.
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Some already chop off their rhinos' horns to make them worthless to poachers.
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Sure, if he messes up he'll chop off something that won't grow back.
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Me Time The cliché goes, when you're frustrated, you chop off your hair.
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She has grabbed it from me and is threatening to chop off her feet.
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One federal official even told CNN his assailants tried to chop off his tongue.
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"Somebody could chop off her leg," he said, "and get away with the shoe."
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"God willing, we will chop off the snake's head," Abadi said on state television.
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The decision to chop off his trademark long locks, by contrast, was all Scola's.
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Can you imagine these people — they chop off heads and they're watching and they're seeing.
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Chop off one of my arms and I'll say that the net benefits are positive.
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Ms. Ruehl reminded him that she'd also encouraged him to chop off his man bun.
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They are $30 but Canada Letter readers can chop off $10 with the code Cooking.
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That's the thing about the Hydra: chop off one head, two more grow straight back.
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I'm not going to chop off my arm and get into a boxing ring with somebody.
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"If something goes wrong, I can just chop off that part of the skin," he said.
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"God willing, we will chop off the snake's head," Abadi, wearing military fatigues, told state television.
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Luckily for Liam Cunningham's Ser Davos, Stannis Baratheon is no longer around to chop off fingers.
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We hit up a spot 15 minutes away and I am ready to chop off my feet.
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As a result, attackers chop off their limbs and pluck out organs, and sell them to witchdoctors.
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And I had to chop off all my hair because it was full of blood and bone.
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With a three-foot shovel, Mr. Remsburg and another neighbor managed to chop off the snake's head.
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It's so tall, I have to shoot wider or else I'd chop off the top of it.
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He also continued to voice hatred for the military, saying he wanted to "chop off heads and hands."
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Michayla Sullivan doesn't remember pleading with her mom to chop off her hair, convinced it was on fire.
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But it has a rudimentary brain and nervous system, and if you chop off its head, it rejuvenates.
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"As far as John McCain is concerned, when you say we can't waterboard but they can chop off the heads of Christians and they can chop off the heads of everybody in the Middle East as far as they want, I think that's pretty bad," Trump said on Fox News Tuesday.
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You have to do stuff like bury footballs and chop off your punter's foot in the name of motivation.
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" Pitts reportedly spoke out strongly against the U.S. military and said he wanted to "chop off heads and hands.
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"It's just a flesh wound," insists the knight, as Arthur goes on to chop off his legs as well.
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The final step of Negan's plan for breaking Rick involved having Rick chop off Carl's arm with an axe.
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Or that there is no way she doesn't chop off a limb with one errant swing of the hinge.
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Using aliases such as Stanley Bolds and Tony Russo, he threatened to chop off the legs of one customer.
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You can chop off this head, and it will grow back in about a week — eyes, brain and all.
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In December, a black high school wrestler was forced to chop off his dreadlocks in the middle of a match.
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As a worker, you can't pick up the phone and call 911 if you chop off your finger or something.
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I remove my wig and proceed to ugly cry and chop off all of my real hair with safety scissors.
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But Morgan, who plays Topaz on TV, didn't have to chop off all her hair to bring the character to life.
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So did the model really chop off her runway-ready waves, or is it the work of a really awesome wig?
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Chop off the stem side so you have a flat surface on that side, and keep the hairy root side intact.
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Last week, his wife, Audrey Roloff, asked fans to cast their votes on whether Jeremy, 28, should chop off his hair.
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"We can't waterboard, but [the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria] can chop off heads," the celebrity businessman said on Wednesday.
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In this story, a miller must chop off the hands of his own daughter in order to present her to the devil.
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Maloney told Johnson his hair cover was not sufficient and gave him 2 choices -- chop off the locks or lose the match.
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For instance, in the Grimm version, Cinderella's stepsisters chop off a toe and a slice of heel to fit in the slipper.
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The breakdowns were iconic and made for the most memorable TV moments any time a model was ordered to chop off her hair.
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The storms are expected to chop off at least six-tenths of a percentage point from economic growth in the July-September period.
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Albinos, who lack pigment in skin, eyes and hair, are among groups targeted by assailants who kill them or chop off their limbs.
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An anonymous caller left a message for Ammar threatening to "chop off" his head and kill his family unless they left the country.
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All I had to do was find a knife, chop off the ends, add a little oil, a little salt, and hit the button.
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She holds onto Carl's hand as walkers feast on her, prompting Rick to chop off her arm in an effort to save his son.
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Related links:Joe Jonas Just Joined the Rainbow Hair ClubKate Hudson Got A Bob & Might Chop Off MoreJustin Bieber Reveals New Hair & Nearly Everything Else
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"The constitution, rule of law and accountability is the sharp and mighty sword ready to chop off the ugly head of impunity," the court said.
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"The constitution, rule of law and accountability is the sharp and mighty sword ready to chop off the ugly head of impunity," the court said.
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Andrei somehow manages to not get up to chop off the other leg, instead reaching out a hand to console his former rival in love.
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It's officially warm-weather season, at least here in Los Angeles, and it's inspiring celebrities and non-famous folks alike to chop off their hair.
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And on Friday, 13 federal agencies released a joint report suggesting climate change could chop off as much as a tenth of US GDP by 2100.
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"The constitution, rule of law and accountability is the sharp and mighty sword ready to chop off the ugly head of impunity," the court ruled Thursday.
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So, despite everyone telling me not to do it, I decided to chop off all my hair and go full-on platinum in a single day.
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During Fashion Month we see endless beauty makeovers: Models chop off their strands, bleach their brows and rock crazy wigs, all in the name of fashion.
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Romney, of all people, hit Trump on his tax returns, sounding like a King just before the peasants break down the door and chop off his head.
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I think he [Graham] needs to explain what he said because when you make a statement like that they chop off everything before and in the middle.
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Since the Devil cannot touch a girl so pure and clean, he persuades the father to chop off her hands, which had been washed by her tears.
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One of Vince's granddaughters held up a pic from the famous WrestleMania 23 event -- when Vince let Trump chop off his mane in the center of the ring.
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On dozens of red carpets since, she's given style inspiration to short-hair ladies everywhere, while likely galvanizing long-hair gals to chop off a few inches, too.
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Can you imagine these people, these animals over in the Middle East, that chop off heads, sitting around talking and seeing that we're having a hard problem with waterboarding?
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In some parts of Africa, they are believed to bring wealth and good luck, spurring attackers to chop off their limbs and pluck out organs to sell to witchdoctors.
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And, perhaps most importantly, what would I do when I felt the sudden, irresistible urge to chop off all of my hair, just like every other mom I know?
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Mike Vick says Colin Kaepernick should chop off his afro and go with a more "clean cut" hairstyle if he really wants a shot at playing in the NFL again.
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The most recently generated bits of hair strands are closest to the roots, so chop off the bits that may have been in production when you last used and you're safer.
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As you become more powerful, you can start killing enemies faster, but your blows might be so powerful that you're unable to build up enough meter to chop off their limbs.
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The classic hard-core ultralight backpacker may chop off the handle of a spoon to save a few grams, or eat instant coffee instead of wasting time and fuel boiling water.
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Charlotte tells Lizzie the only way to get rid of the bugs is to chop off her hand, which Lizzie does, thanks to the very convenient hatchet Charlotte has in her backpack.
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So, naturally, when the mom-to-be decided it was finally time to chop off her long, rib-grazing locks, she was just as decisive and opinionated about the look she wanted.
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Saw movies 1-6 are also getting kicked off, which is good for me personally, since my New Year's resolution is to never have to watch anyone chop off their own arms.
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In this case, it appears that, by pretending that they want to chop off the head of the Senate Banking Committee, they can succeed by cutting the committee off at the knees.
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Indeed, Turkey's Recep Tayyip President Erdogan this week pledged to "chop off the heads" of some of the thousands of Turks arrested as supporting the failed coup last year, including political opponents.
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Can you imagine — can you imagine these people, these animals over in the Middle East, that chop off heads, sitting around talking and seeing that we're having a hard problem with waterboarding?
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And while no violence occurs during this trip, Simon does go out of his way to remind Rick of how Negan almost made him chop off Carl's arm back in the season opener.
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Facebook can't chop off people's heads and it has to obey the laws of the jurisdictions where it operates, but, even so, it faces a version of the problem that plagued the Stuarts.
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Although Republican leadership have not shown much enthusiasm for chopping into the recess, former longtime Senate staffer Steve Bell thinks they might chop off about two weeks to allay some of this anxiety.
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According to Tarlo, the human hair trade relies on strands found in gutters as much as it relies on dealers convincing women to chop off their waist-length locks for roughly $13 USD.
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"What I would do is — look, to change our law on the water-boarding thing, where they can chop off heads or drown people in heavy steel cages and we can't waterboard," Trump said.
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"What they are saying to Americans is this: You have accepted Saudi Arabia, and we won't do more than their basic code — retribution for murder, chop off the hand for robbing," Mr. Shinwari said.
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To snuff out that evil spirit once and for all, villagers would burn the bodies, break their legs, chop off their heads, cut out the hearts, and employ other unpleasant methods, according to the study.
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When they show up at his place, his sister (Melissa McCarthy) points them to the rave (everyone in LA is there, apparently), where they find Jimmy and chop off a chunk of his flowing hair.
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" The paper, discussing the award, praised Holst for his "calm, scientific voice," and quoted an observation of his: "Every schoolchild in Denmark has been on a farm and seen someone chop off a chicken's head.
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The reaction triggered the singer to set the record straight on Twitter, assuring fans that she did not in fact chop off her beloved ends — a look that certainly makes her so recognizable in the industry.
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If one were a Northern lord who didn't know Jon's "brothers" had viciously stabbed him to death, therefore freeing him to exploit a loophole in his contract, one would be required to chop off his head.
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Particularly alarming was a 2010 report by the BBC that some 5,000 children in Britain were being taught from the official Saudi school curriculum, with textbooks that showed how to chop off the hands of thieves.
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And right when I decided to chop off all my hair, I was becoming a part of a new friend group, and I didn't really talk to them about all the volunteer work and donations I do.
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You can see the 29-year-old looks about 5 years younger ... and if you saw his reaction to being forced to chop off his scruff earlier this week -- ya can tell he was dreading this moment.
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" Trump on the torture debate and what he'd do: "Can you imagine these people, these animals over in the Middle East that chop off heads, sitting around talking and seeing that we're having a hard problem with waterboarding?
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All of Atticus' guys and Helga's girls are caught between threats from the EIC, temptations to take bribes from the EIC, and the much scarier threat that Delaney will run in and chop off their thumbs or worse.
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Despite her supermodel status, Cara Delevingne has proven she's not afraid to switch up her look: She'll chop off several inches of her glorious blonde hair at a moment's notice or take a Sharpie to her décolletage with aplomb.
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Puig defected from Cuba on a speedboat at age 21 and soon found himself entangled with Mexico's notorious Zetas crime organization, which threatened to chop off his arm if it failed to receive the promised $250,000 fee for his passage.
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The most surreal scandal to hit the NBA in recent memory propelled itself further into the depths of squalor when rapper Iggy Azalea implicitly threatened to chop off between a quarter and half of Los Angeles Lakers star Nick Young's penis.
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As you know ... referee Alan Maloney stepped in right before Andrew was getting ready to compete for his New Jersey high school, and told the 16-year-old black wrestler to either chop off his dreads or forfeit the match.
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Its nameless title character gets sold to the devil by her miller father in exchange for boundless wealth — and when her purity protects her from her would-be captor's demonic touch, he has dear old dad chop off her arms with an axe.
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Her mother forces her to chop off her frizzy hair so that it looked "like the end of a dirty Q-Tip" and tries to curse Axton with her own problems, telling her skinny daughter she will inevitably become obese, like her mother.
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Just as Nadia (Natasha Lyonne) is beginning to lose all hope — having spent previous days seeking answers from a local synagogue, searching for her cat, and letting a homeless man chop off all her hair — she enters an elevator and meets a stranger.
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Now, in F1 2019, everything has changed: the AI won't just contest a corner all the way through, but will happily slash one of your tires with its front wing, or chop off your car's nose by cutting right in front of you.
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She kicked the whole week off with a rosette-adorned Brock Collection three-piece suit, red lipstick and another pair of bedazzled pumps – plus that faux bob that had everyone nervously texting their stylists to see if they needed to chop off their hair too.
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Vrabel was talking with his players, Pro Bowler Taylor Lewan and Will Compton, on the "Bussin' With the Boys" podcast ... when he was asked if he'd make the ultimate sacrifice and chop off his dong in exchange for his first ring as a head coach.
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In South America, the cost is perhaps best symbolized by the pain of Chilean singer Victor Jara, as the soldiers in the US-backed coup against an elected socialist president first chop off the fingers of his guitar-playing hands and then shoot him dead.
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He had a grudge against both sun and moon — they were the ones who convinced Lord Vishnu to chop off Rahu's head in the first place, after he drank the nectar of immortality — so he chased them endlessly across the sky, and sometimes caught them.
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I'll explain why both sides believe the special master, retired Santa Clara Superior Court Judge James Kleinberg, made critical mistakes in recommending a fee award of $28.6 million, based on a 10 percent chop off the top of class counsel's adjusted hourly billings in the case.
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Over the course of the film, she drugs, abuses, and emotionally manipulates Lizzie, who is black, to convince a drugged-up, terrified Lizzie to chop off her own hand — obviously destroying her career and robbing her forever of the chance to play the instrument she loves.
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" In early April, Senator Mark Warner (D-Virginia) told CNBC that if regulators were to "chop off the legs of Facebook and Google," then those companies "might be replaced by Alibaba, Baidu, Tencent—companies that are totally enmeshed with the Chinese government in their global economic plan.
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The Woman Who Makes Prosthetic Pinkies for Ex-Yakuza Members (by Emiko Jozuka) Members of the Japanese mafia, or yakuza, undergo a ritualistic form of self-amputation to atone for mistakes: When they break the rules, they chop off a piece of the little finger to atone.
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Hammer's 20163 Carmilla riff, The Vampire Lovers, might be the ultimate example of this formula: Ingrid Pitt's Eastern European bloodsucker seduces and slowly siphons the life out of innocent girls until a cadre of men comes together to chop off her head and restore the patriarchal order.
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And as the cherry on top of the sundae of horror, Rick, who had to snap himself out of Crazy Rick mode as he watched his now former love interest die, had to chop off Jessie's hand because she had a literal death grip on Carl.
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"When I made the decision to chop off the angel heads to form the Baby Yoda cut out, I actually made my boyfriend do the dirty work for decapitating the angels while I was busy rolling out and forming new Baby Yoda bodies," Atakturk told Mashable.
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Carr hardly missed any time and the Raiders rallied to win, but it was a reminder that the most successful seasons can be wiped away in an instant if your starting quarterback gets injured and isn't willing to chop off one of the fingers on his throwing hand.
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Her repeatedly taking control of Sasha's body was terrible, but there was an even greater evil lurking inside of Sasha because the being that made her chop off the tail of a mouse, throw Yvonne into traffic, and managed to shatter wine bottles with her mind wasn't Becky it all.
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Hitting Glenn so hard with a baseball bat that his eyeball pops out of the socket; killing Abraham; forcing Rick to almost chop off his son Carl's arm — these were effective moments, perhaps too violent by half, where I really understood that Negan is an authoritarian psychopath who thrives on breaking people's wills.
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At the end, unable to choose, she either falls or throws herself (people fight over this) in front of a train—an untidy way to die, but not as bad as what happens in the original Hans Christian Andersen story, in which the local executioner has to chop off the girl's feet so that she'll stop dancing.
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And then when you have a president who actually says nope, I&aposm not going to let them come into the country and I&aposm going to deport them when they finish up their jail terms for doing things like subjugating women, raping people, using machetes to chop off hands and heads, and gang rapes and all of these brutal, heinous things that Human Rights Watch condemns in every other country except when it is happening in ours.
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We meet people who import hair and people who export hair; people who collect hair from the side of the road; people who chop off their hair and post videos of it on hair-selling websites; religious leaders who issue edicts about appropriate wig hair; curators of human-hair collections in museums; workers in Chinese hairpiece factories; hair enthusiasts from the 19th century; and people who, missing all or some of their hair, yearn for that elusive thing, the perfect replacement.
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Here's my wish list: Kill the Touch Bar on the MacBook Pro Bring back MagSafe on all MacBooks Add another USB-C port to the MacBook Give us back our SD card slot Bring back the headphone jack on iPhones Chop off the huge-ass camera bump on the iPhone X Move Control Center on the iPhone X to a place that makes sense Make sure the new Mac Pro isn't trash Fix the terrible Siri remote on Apple TV Redesign the Mac Mini I don't have a lot of confidence any of these things will happen, but no harm in wishing.
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