"The safe was crowbarred out of the wall," Mr. Harris said.
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Previously, thieves have crowbarred open a bitcoin ATM in Texas (presumably for the cash inside), and others in the Netherlands just stole the entire machine, neither of which were likely as lucrative.
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His story has long been crowbarred into the narrative often expected of athletes: the deprived upbringing, the triumph over adversity, that comforting fairy tale told of so many athletes in which greatness flowers best in soil left untended.
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At a recent visit to an electronics recycler, I saw dozens of recent MacBook Pros getting crowbarred into many pieces so they could safely be put through a shredder in hopes that they'll one day become a bench or something.
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The queen's cameo in the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in London in 2012 is cited as an example of Britain's global cultural reach; Prince Charles's undeserved education at Cambridge University is crowbarred into a chapter extolling the knowledge-based Anglo-Saxon economy.
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Crews heard cries for help and crowbarred into a mobile home crumpled by the storm in Panama City, freeing a mother and daughter, both diabetics who had been trapped in a closet without insulin for two days and were on the verge of diabetic shock, rescuers said on Saturday.
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READ: Paul Manafort has a single juror to thank for not being convicted on all counts He then crowbarred in lots of his favorite words and names— James Comey, Robert Mueller, witch hunt, Lisa Page, Peter Strzok, text messages and Jeff Sessions — with zero pushback from the Fox News host.
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The metatextual sampling thing here (via samples, Rihanna turns into Sister Nancy and Nina Simone, trap and house music become one, and Kanye morphs into a previous era's forever-tinkering genius, Arthur Russell), and those blips of IRL Kanye (laptop theft, Lexapro freak-outs) and "properly" personal-is-political Kanye (conflating the failing economy and his father's failings, a line about police shootings) are more profound than the crowbarred-in Christian imagery.
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Meetings about the album took place nearly two years prior the album's release when plans of a film were announced. Mike Knobloch, president of film music and publishing at Universal said: "We really wanted the songs to be part of the fiber of the film — nothing crowbarred in or just auxiliary to the experience. There was a very deliberate effort to create as much original material as possible, to tailor the production, the lyrics, and the performance." Beyoncé was one of the first singers approached for the film.
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