After all, lithium ion battery contain a flammable liquid that not only explodes but explodes spectacularly.
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The nuclear bomb explodes with the power of 15 kilotons.
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To their dismay, Heidecker's ship explodes just seconds after launching.
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Cohen: Here's another one: How about the boss that explodes?
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You know that a watermelon doesn't just collapse — it explodes.
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The first thing to know is that the island explodes.
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"He continued: "It stays low and then it explodes higher.
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OK, let me just calculate that out... [head explodes] 37.
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"His fastball explodes on guys," Padres Manager Andy Green said.
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"They have about three weeks before their short position explodes."
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That's probably not healthy for competition as digital advertising explodes.
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OK, let me just calculate that out.... [head explodes] 30.
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But the future explodes with possibilities you can't even imagine.
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But he hopes the book explodes some misconceptions for bakers.
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Then the chorus explodes: crash, slam, the electronic chords drop.
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She isn't trying to tell stories, because grief explodes them.
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In one bite, the juicy liquid explodes in the mouth.
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An RPG explodes next to another Marine, shredding his pants.
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But soon enough, it explodes into an overt proxy battle.
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At some point, the mass of magma and gas explodes.
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He refuses, she explodes — a kind of Kabuki by now.
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It's fraught with so much deprivation that it just explodes.
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At sunset, the sky explodes with fiery showers of color.
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A second suicide bomber explodes his vest outside the stadium.
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At its worst, it boils over and explodes into violence.
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Such politics explodes the myth of insurmountable and immutable partisanship.
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About a month after that internal document, this movement explodes.
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Like any hobby that suddenly explodes, there are pros and cons.
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Annalise gets arrested, and her house explodes — with poor Wes inside.
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When a star explodes, it sends stellar shrapnel across nearby galaxies.
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The bottle explodes on command -- dumping confetti all over his teammates!!!
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It kind of explodes the possible combinations that you can have.
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Violence explodes on the pages suddenly, like improvised explosive devices (IEDs).
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Quickly, the tire explodes, sending the car veering into a tree.
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Hurriedly transfer her into a bigger jar before she explodes everywhere.
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In the footage, a thump occurs as a bomb explodes nearby.
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In December, car bomb explodes at Madrid airport killing two Ecuadorians.
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And then you put your foot down and the sun explodes.
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"I am real!" he confirmed as the crowd explodes into giggles.
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A glass door explodes like a Popsicle dropped on the asphalt.
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If he resigns, the country explodes and goes to the abyss.
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A troop transport explodes under the laser fire, then a jeep.
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A sun explodes, and then, a Black Panther flag, flown proudly.
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If the explosive device explodes and the authorities notice this letter:
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I just get so happy when I dance that it explodes.
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"Mixed with white pigment, it explodes into incredible pinks," Felgueiras says.
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Then suddenly, with no change in the infection rate, it explodes.
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In person, Smith explodes into a room; Ang Lee, well, doesn't.
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When a large bomb explodes, it destroys bodies in consecutive waves.
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Once the "donor charge" explodes, the explosives inside the mine detonate.
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When it detonates, it slows nearby enemies, pulls them in and explodes.
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In the Black Lodge, Diane explodes, leaving behind a single gold seed.
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Before she can do more than say Logan's name, the car explodes.
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"I hope [women's hockey] explodes in the next few years," she said.
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But using a watermelon as an analog, a softer target explodes immediately.
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The film absolutely explodes with energy because Elton John is its pulse.
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"Meow," she says in the clip as a building explodes behind her.
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As the crumpled US dollars fall onto the crowd, his entourage explodes.
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A year-round population of 1,300 explodes in the summertime to 25,000.
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The Mexican herb chia explodes with luscious springs of green when watered.
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Every time he reads about Attorney General Jeff Sessions, his head explodes.
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You can see how the tree just explodes as players are added.
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"There wasn't a real point where the doubt just explodes," Lane says.
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In the white desert light, a bag suddenly explodes into purple smoke.
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The result is that foreign debt explodes as a share of GDP.
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Though the framework is familiar, "Open Me" explodes clichés of female sexuality.
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I personally oppose it because of the way it explodes the deficits.
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Today's word is "warhead": the part of the missile that actually explodes.
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The student forum explodes, and you're shunned on campus for a time.
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The "destructive device" explodes and begins to burn as Gulick runs away.
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But accounting for Mr. Conrad explodes the notion of founding fathers entirely.
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Moments later, a tank explodes in a powerful ball of orange flames.
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Mahan-class destroyer USS Shaw explodes after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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When the fuse burns up it sets off the gunpowder, which explodes.
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YouTube explodes 2005, 2006 … I still remember the first time I saw it.
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O'Donnell's head almost explodes over some an apparent knocking sound in the background.
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Currently, hydrogen peroxide costs a lot and easily explodes, causing dangerous working conditions.
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Reggie (Charles Melton) explodes in a fit of rage when he hears this.
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"They have about three weeks before their short position explodes" — June 17, 20153.
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When D.Va's mech reaches zero health, it explodes as its human operator ejects.
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After she's done fighting, Bunny's body starts to wiggle, gurgle, and eventually explodes.
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Headlines - Big setback for Musk as SpaceX rocket explodes on launch pad on.ft.
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The rocket goes up; it explodes, and he emerges with the manned capsule.
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"They have about three weeks before their short position explodes" -- June 17, 20153.
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"Masseduction" explodes any notion you've built of the powerhouse vocalist that is Clark.
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When a bacterium is killed by a viral infection, its cell wall explodes.
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According to Morgan, it's only a matter of time until Trump's heart explodes.
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When a star explodes, its atmosphere is blown away, speeding into the cosmos.
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But, how can it be totally wrong and totally right....[head explodes] 7.
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Developed in 2007, the FOAB explodes in midair, igniting a fuel-air mixture.
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In one, a bulbous figure called "Fatebe" explodes from a podium-like structure.
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When I contemplate the construction of a puzzle like this, my head explodes.
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But the crisis we're facing now, a rapidly spreading pandemic, explodes this ethos.
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This is because without rule of law, corruption inevitably explodes across the economy.
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It's pretty fearsome when it explodes; it is, for me, very attractive also.
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This is too much for Riley, and she explodes on the "pushy" Kris.
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The packaging explodes; honey mustard splatters all over me and the surrounding area.
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Sometimes, those ants also fart inside the brain—and then the brain explodes.
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A man is forced to eat until his stomach explodes, which symbolizes gluttony.
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The woman is trying to build a space ship before the earth explodes.
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Thanos's manhood explodes as a blood-covered Hulk emerges from the bloody mess.
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The book reaches its climax after the atomic bomb explodes above Hiroshima on Aug.
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When a star explodes into a supernova, its afterlife is determined by its mass.
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As the gig economy explodes, it's easier than ever to be your own boss.
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An ammunition depot explodes at a military base in Kalynivka, Ukraine, on Sept. 27.
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Hydrochloric acid, one component, is deadly and explodes if heated to the wrong temperature.
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It happens so fast, the trap snaps in place and the shell just explodes.
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But by the end, they agree to make it work and my heart explodes.
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Teen seriously injured after plastic bottle thrown from car explodes in her hands : report.
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What are the odds of surviving if an IED explodes in front of you?
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" The 32-year-old then explodes on Kourtney, saying, "Are you f—— on drugs?
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Then out of nowhere, Negan's gang explodes by way of a Daryl-fired RPG.
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These mini-novas are thought to be formed when a white dwarf partially explodes.
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"I think this could be the year that True Food really explodes," Dalton said.
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Hell, it pays to have an offsite backup just in case your home explodes.
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That is, until the elastic breaks and her hair explodes out of the style.
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I accidentally drop a container of cherry tomatoes, and it explodes at my feet.
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The music explodes at one point with sounds of hammers, like a hammering fugue.
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He takes these organic fragments that we give him and kind of explodes them.
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Twitter explodes with photos of Trump in robes -- and countless reporters gleefully retweet them.
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Two weeks after her heads-up to the White House, the Flynn secret explodes.
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I try not to think about my survival chances if the giant cylinder explodes.
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You can fill them with wasabi until your head explodes, and also, more seaweed.
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Whatever information goes into a black hole will come back out when it explodes.
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LG: Conspiracy theories abound or your battery explodes — well, hopefully it doesn't this year.
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When a bomb like this explodes, it doesn't just kill people; it rearranges them.
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Not much is green here, but then nature explodes, painting the sky at sunset.
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On cue... No surprise, Volgograd Arena absolutely explodes as Ferjani Sassi converts the penalty.
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That moment when kernel explodes into flake, small becomes big, matter is inverted. Wow!
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She showed me the dirt that explodes onto the stage for the second half.
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A second missile launches 30 seconds after the first, and it explodes, moments later.
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The first bomber explodes his vest outside the stadium at 9:19 p.m. Gen.
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As the tines pierce it, the egg explodes like a tiny, protein-rich grenade.
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"I hope the world explodes, I hope that we all die!" goes one song.
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The "father of all bombs," built by Russia, explodes with four times more energy.
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When a lithium ion battery is punctured, it explodes, a battery expert told Wired.
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An old-fashioned popcorn pressure cooker explodes at a street market in Changbai County, China.
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Well, taking care of the environment is a good thing—as long as nothing explodes.
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In Modern Warfare, every shot explodes out of an assault rifle and shakes the screen.
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And if your vape explodes anyway, the FDA asks that you report it to them.
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Left: The Gibralter Ridge fire suddenly explodes while hitting a thick, dry patch of forest.
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We don't yet have a good theory for what explodes to create a superluminous supernova.
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For impractical purposes, it reshapes itself and explodes in the most beautiful and unpredictable ways.
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There's the instigating event, then the build up, then eventually all the tension just explodes.
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These materials then shoot out at high speeds through the Universe when the star explodes.
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Turns out she's a robot with gun boobs whose head explodes when Austin Powers thrusts.
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In fact, it explodes—though, thankfully, our host doesn't seem to sustain any serious injuries.
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As computer speeds grow and the amount of data explodes, this technology has become critical.
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Finally, the screens turn blindingly white, and the room explodes with balloons, confetti, and streamers.
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Taut and intimate, it both settles into a swirling groove and explodes into dazzling highs.
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Don't you just want to smoosh his face up and cuddle him until he explodes?
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A quick-thinking state trooper pulled the man from his vehicle right as it explodes.
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A bomb explodes on a busy London street even before the movie announces its title.
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Unlike women, they hold their anger in, but eventually that anger builds up and explodes.
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The quantity of messages explodes geometrically until the entire outfit is brought to its knees.
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But the final scenes, as a peaceful march explodes into a terrifying frenzy, are breathtaking.
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Your soul explodes in a rush of happiness and a longing for more, more, more.
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The fuse, he explained, gives him four seconds to throw the bomb before it explodes.
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At the stroke of midnight, in a scene from "V for Vendetta," Big Ben explodes.
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"I'm afraid that if the [coronavirus] situation explodes in Kashmir, things will be really drastic."
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It explodes very sharply and quickly and usually declines in the days or weeks afterwards.
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Their cores collapse; their internal temperatures spike to incredible levels and the star then explodes.
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"In extreme cases the inflator explodes, shooting shrapnel toward vehicle occupants," according to the agency.
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Then my bike mileage explodes one day in early May, with a 76-mile ride.
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"If you do a whole bunch of other variables, it just explodes," Mr. O'Reilly said.
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The fuse then sets off the bursting charge inside the shell — and the firework explodes.
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Ukrainian military warehouse explodes near war's front line Ukrainian military warehouse explodes near war's front line Ukrainian officials suspect pro-Russia forces were behind a massive fire at an ammunition warehouse 60 miles from the front line of the war with Russian-backed separatists.
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Imagine bringing up your baby in a country where a bomb explodes here and there constantly.
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When you capture the killer robot, it automatically explodes, so they can&apost steal the secrets.
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Caracas breaks out in protest; Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket explodes; preferential college admissions for slave descendants.
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However, the lab explodes, leaving Joyce (Winona Ryder) and Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) assuming he's dead.
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When the mortar explodes as the redneck leader kicks Woodard's door in, all hell breaks loose.
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A similar case is the high-tech CEO who explodes at meetings or otherwise acts out.
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Walter White is so angered by Ken's peacocking that he sabotages Ken's car, which soon explodes.
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Quell and Rei try leaving on an escape pod, but it explodes (this is Rei's doing).
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When sibling rivalry explodes And ultimately, how much does it come down to nature vs. nurture?
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This is the one where his head is smashed in by the Mountain and it explodes!
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Click here to view original GIFWhen the TV explodes into eight individual panels, my mind exploded.
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The audience, at this point, needs no cue; the room explodes with cheers and camera flashes.
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First, when the blasting cap detonates, the gel basically erupts and explodes into this dancing substance.
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But as with Terrace House's better seasons in the past, it rarely explodes into outright argument.
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The other one explodes, shrapnel in my face and everything, hits me right in the eye.
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Something as tactile as Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes could use puzzles deciphered by surface texture.
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She hits the helicopter, which explodes in a beautiful burst of flames, shrapnel, and tabloid papers.
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"The question isn't from what time, but from what world." she responds, and the house explodes.
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The tower explodes and crashes, with smoke and bits of detritus swept up into the tornado.
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The singer explodes, looking directly into the camera and urging viewers to believe it's all lies.
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The pub explodes with Englishness at the final whistle, as lager practically rains from the sky.
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February 21, 1970 - A Swissair flight from Zurich to Tel Aviv crashes after a bomb explodes.
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January 1, 1976 - A bomb explodes on a Middle East Airlines flight from Beirut to Dubai.
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October 6, 1976 - A Cubana Airlines flight explodes near Barbados, killing all 73 people on board.
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It will be updated every time social media explodes with idiotic "celebrities die in threes" nonsense.
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In the new videos, however, it explodes in a cloud of smoke — sometimes white, sometimes black.
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Burning clouds of flaming rain fly upward, the moon explodes and the dead return to life.
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Seconds later, the battery explodes just inches from his face as nearby shoppers recoil in shock.
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This means that when domestic politics explodes, the United States is often caught in the middle.
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The man in the video explodes -- throwing haymakers at EVERYONE and sleeping dudes left and right.
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But part explodes the idea that we Americans are irredeemably materialistic creatures, fixated on our possessions.
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The duet, making its debut at New York Live Arts this week, explodes into speech immediately.
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"Broadchurch" builds suspense with deliberate, often agonizing pacing and then explodes in dizzying bursts of action.
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The scene when Esty explodes in the bedroom with her husband, because it's the most powerful.
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With the predators gone — or at least with their numbers sharply diminished — the rodent population explodes.
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A ceramic kiln for dollmaking explodes, but we learn about it second-hand, after the fact.
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One of the problems is that the VIX, and associated derivatives, behave erratically when volatility explodes.
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When Kelsey goes to take a swig from the bottle, champagne literally explodes in her face.
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Of course, it's only a matter of time until the crisis explodes into their sheltered lives.
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If you pull your chainsaw and saw an enemy in half, ammo explodes out of them.
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But it's tricky, with the power dynamic, and I want it to end before it explodes.
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Samsung's Note 7, as you might have heard, has this problem where the battery sometimes explodes.
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At the same time, the precision of the first two lines explodes surrealism's collision of opposites.
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The next morning, Body Team 12 is nominated for an Oscar and the office explodes in cheers.
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Concussion Mine: Remote-detonation mine that remains active until it explodes, is destroyed or another is placed.
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His oblivious reaction is the last straw and Gypsy explodes because their happily ever after, well, sucks.
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I want to run away and sit under a bridge eating Belgian buns until my head explodes.
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In the opening scene of the film, a bomb explodes as our hero exits a coffee shop.
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The bomb explodes in a secure area, convincing the terrorists their plan worked and saving Minkel's life.
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The grenade falls inside of the watery, muddied boat, with mere seconds to go before it explodes.
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This creates what's known as a Type II Supernova, as the star explodes in a fiery death.
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James Harden explodes for points, dazzles with passes for assists and also often struggles with turnover issues.
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Then, Dr. Lee fires up a KTP laser, which is cool because it actually explodes Adela's bumps.
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The three of them find Mr. Guinea in the microwave and he explodes just as they enter.
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Meanwhile, the economy is slowing down as the national deficit explodes and corporate tax income drops dramatically.
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And there is no reason for him to be standing by just in case the rocket explodes.
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So a karmic vortex opened in his chart this past January, and it explodes again this August.
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A thick stream of vomit explodes from his mouth, coating his jacket and the floor around him.
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In the end, the bomb explodes, killing defuser Dylan Young, played by a (relatively unknown) Kyle Chandler.
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DUTERTE: He is not stable, Mr. President, as he keeps on smiling when he explodes a rocket.
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When a star explodes, its core collapses, causing different types of elements to form inside the star.
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Sarah casually drops a grenade over the side of the bridge, and walks away as it explodes.
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Trump is barely computer literate (and that's being charitable) and he explodes when presented with negative coverage.
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His restless music gurgles and explodes in often fragmented phrases, leaping breathlessly from one thing to another.
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After a firework explodes, its pellets ignite, burn and generate color as they float through the sky.
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Ms. Deneuve's firm but benevolent judge anchors the film, while Mr. Paradot's performance explodes off the screen.
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The zirconium false tooth explodes into a million (estimated) tiny shards, leaving almost no visible trace behind.
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I was like, 'What about supply chain stuff?' but they wanted easy stuff that explodes very fast.
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What was a patient game of silent, ghostly cat and mouse explodes into deafening terror and turmoil.
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This default coping strategy, deployed again and again as her traumas mount, is one she eventually explodes.
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You are in first place, only seconds from victory, when suddenly, a missile explodes and kills you.
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A supernova occurs when a star explodes and produces clouds or gas and dust enriched with radioisotopes.
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The playground is off-limits because a geyser of searing hot steam explodes out of the ground.
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Then suddenly, from behind, comes a Stuka airplane which dives and crashes onto the stage and explodes.
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He takes aim and shoots Angelo at close range in the head; blood explodes and covers Paul.
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As he quietly explains that Mitch had been under investigation by HR for multiple offenses, she explodes.
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Instead, Frank stares at Lola, broods, occasionally explodes, but all too often registers as an uninteresting jerk.
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How can they come an come and also not know that they existed and [brain explodes] 236.
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She holds it together during the school day and works part time but explodes upon returning home.
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Myla: I am very organized in my packing, but once I get there it's like my suitcase explodes!
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A whole $500 - $40,000 buckaroos to let Facebook know about a crisis in the making before it explodes?
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HURT: And then they become - and then their head explodes when Donald Trump calls them out on it.
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Bullets crack as they fly overhead, and after a warning whistle from the sky, everything around me explodes.
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The best way to test what happens when a nuclear weapon explodes is to just blow it up.
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Fire explodes out the entrance of the Soda Rock Winery during the Kincade fire in Healdsburg, Oct. 226.
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In the video, people on a boat are watching the glow of the lava when it suddenly explodes.
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Et voila — decades later you have a bath bomb that explodes hot pink fizz all over your tub.
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" It's no wonder that Gaines' partner wrote, "my heart explodes when he connects to his girls like this.
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With the win, Brunson explodes onto a 4-fight streak, and continues his rise up the middleweight ranks.
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Schumer chose a photo from the first murder, gluttony, in which a man eats until his stomach explodes.
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It explodes your cells and wears their skins as camouflage so it can more effectively burst more cells.
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Carillion's demise finally explodes the myth – its implosion means problem contracts are back in the public's lap anyway.
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Geologists are working to learn what the warning signs are for when Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano explodes again.
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Another idea has the stars becoming runaways after a companion explodes, shooting the star off into the cosmos.
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Will Coachella just keep growing one-upping itself until it becomes a real-life Penelope or explodes entirely?
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNDemi Lovato: The Big Comeback Donald Trump Explodes On Reporters Kylie Jenner: Travis Scott's Rose Surprise!
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That might have produced a flash, like the streak of light that explodes from a meteor above Earth.
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And it's too important once features like Google Lens rolls out to more devices and augmented reality explodes.
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Then the person explodes vertically, in mid-air lifting their feet onto the box to stick the landing.
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When a discussion occurring within a shared contact's thread explodes, he or she is put on the spot.
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If our oversized public debt explodes into a full-blown crisis, no one can say we weren't warned.
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August 11, 1982 - A bomb explodes on Pan Am Flight 830, carrying 270 passengers from Tokyo to Hawaii.
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Read more: If a nuclear bomb explodes nearby, here's why you should never, ever get in a car
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As the star loses mass, its gravity weakens until it explodes and expels its outer layers into space.
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A globular disc that explodes with the essence of xioalongbao—namely pork and vinegar broth—in your mouth.
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It raises taxes for tens of millions of Americans and, by nearly all independent estimates, explodes the deficit.
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During peak tourist season, Gatlinburg's modest 4,000-person population explodes to more than 40,000 people, U.S. News reports.
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A cloud of annunciatory noise gathers and then explodes into one of AC/DC's fast and tricky ones.
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The first of these shocks occurs immediately, as a late-night card game explodes into a triple murder.
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Suddenly "sorrow explodes within him" as he remembers being a boy and witnessing the death of his parents.
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And when they form a band, that's what it sounds like, and the whole thing explodes from there.
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So for example, in our gut there, there's a microbe that goes into other microbes, multiplies and explodes.
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Over time, we'll be able to reduce that price point and at that point the market just explodes.
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And as the IoT explodes in the next few years, more types of devices will join that list.
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Stepping back, if a Korean nuclear bomb explodes, who'll be the victim of the nuclear leakage and fallout?
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There's a lot to this primary that's more complicated than meets the eye, a lot that explodes assumptions.
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When a Scud missile explodes overhead, most people don't think to stop and retrieve a fragment of it.
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And when he finally lets the tune in, when that horn introduction explodes, so does the dance floor.
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"The iPhone doesn't have a headphone jack but the Galaxy literally explodes" is a perfect metaphor for this election.
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While our kids ran amok at home, we danced like dervishes to The Teardrop Explodes, The Pixies, Depeche Mode.
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Others say the evidence is thin and that Rwanda would suffer if Burundi explodes in full-fledged civil war.
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You and your opponent have to punch a volleyball over a net that explodes when it touches the ground.
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On the flip side, it's not unimaginable that Bitcoin is just taking a little break before it explodes again.
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I believe he'll find a way to have a coin that explodes in midair and transforms into a dove.
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In the last snapshot, Wirkus and McAtee are seen celebrating as blue confetti explodes into the air around them.
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The gems can be separated from the lava as it explodes through the ocean and breaks into smaller pieces.
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December 11 - A bomb explodes killing at least 25 during morning mass at Cairo's main Coptic house of worship.
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So then when other films come after that, for lazy journalists, it explodes the myth of what Once was.
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Every weapon and enemy in that game interlock to create a violent rhythm that speeds up until it explodes.
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She blows some fuel toward a lit torch (as mermaids don't normally do), which explodes into an impressive fireball.
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A few minutes later, a firework explodes near the tent, raining sparks on Peyton, Jelly Roll, and the Juggalos.
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When a star explodes in a supernova, it leaves behind an extremely dense core known as a neutron star.
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Mobilisation often explodes, seemingly at random, according to the authors, most of whom work at the Oxford Internet Institute.
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Marital strife smolders, explodes and uneasily subsides on "Lemonade" (Parkwood Entertainment), the album Beyoncé flash-released on Saturday night.
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But when it explodes into pure Phrygian scale in the final aria, it's, like, oh, this totally makes sense.
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Fifteen seconds later, the rocket explodes about a kilometer away sending a plum of grey smoke into the sky.
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It explodes, fulfilling the promise of the simulation, and hearkening back to an earlier era of anti-tank warfare.
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For £24, I can exercise as much as my heart's desire or till my heart explodes, whichever comes first.
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John explodes into the room, bundles of toys in his arm, over to where I'm lying pathetic and prostrate.
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"Rojava," at one of the city's main theaters, explodes onstage with a megadose of melodrama, kitsch and self-importance.
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More prevalent grasses and aspens provide food for elk and deer, and bird diversity often explodes after a burn.
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FIRE BREAKS OUT IN SYRIA'S HOMS REFINERY AFTER A GAS COMPRESSOR EXPLODES, UNKNOWN IF PRODUCTION AFFECTED - STATE NEWS TV
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Pulsars are the very dense and rapidly spinning neutron stars that are left behind after a massive star explodes.
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Finally, her husband, John (Richard Topol in a terrible wig), explodes as much as his mild manners will allow.
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It has never been more difficult to consume and process what has just happened before the next thing explodes.
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The fading could indicate that the star is entering a pre-supernova phase: dimming and collapsing before it explodes.
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Pouring new wine into the bottle of the Western," she wrote about The Wild Bunch, "Peckinpah explodes the bottle.
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From "Private Beef" to "Fish Balls Which Explodes in the Mouth," I've seen some wonderful trainwrecks over the years.
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Without warning, a sewage suction tanker in the middle of the stopped traffic explodes, spewing poop water in all directions.
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As the bullet passes through the first wall it explodes into fragments, which are easily deflected by the second wall.
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Colliding dwarf stars or a greedy dwarf star gobbling up gas from a neighbor until it explodes are two possibilities.
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It's hard not to imagine what could happen when the worst what-if literally explodes in front of your face.
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It's only a matter of time before this bottled-up aggression explodes on the wrong person in the wrong way.
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The video shows a worker sitting at a desk when, suddenly, an object on his desk explodes and catches fire.
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Swae Lee is the younger one, with a voice that's a little bit like a firecracker right before it explodes.
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The demon has his way with Hastings; that is to say, his head explodes, and the FBI agents are baffled.
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The tomato-laden garlic explodes in my mouth, the gently salted anchovies follow, perfectly balancing out the fresh-cut pasta.
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Strikingly juxtaposed, one light show explodes boisterously, so full of crackle and boom, while the other sparkles in eerie silence.
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If it explodes in the middle of its ascent to space, the rocket probably won't do any damage to anything.
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Here's one from earlier this month, you can see how electric its movement are, it just whips up and explodes.
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Some of these games go on to commercial release, like the 2015 virtual reality title Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes.
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You know if a cultural phenomenon explodes to the extent that Brian Billick is aware of it, it's way overdone.
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Suddenly the song explodes into life, and another version of Bowie in a stripey outfit appears, dancing and singing reminiscences.
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As you can see in the GIF above, the man bites an iPhone replacement battery shortly before the battery explodes.
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If you're not dead after the Humvee explodes, then you are going to breathe in bits of the vaporized Humvee.
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Bomb threats pour into Jewish community centers across the nation, prompting evacuations, and an actual bomb explodes at a mosque.
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" The second half of the song explodes into four-part vocals as they plead, "Why can't we just get along?
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Nina Simone's rendition of "Strange Fruit" plays in the background as we observe plantation life, all before the uprising explodes.
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In the video above you can see how a droplet of water explodes after being hit by the X-ray.
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Seconds later we hear a gunshot, and the target explodes, revealing a blue cloud and immediately igniting the surrounding brush.
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It will only play under liquid; if you try to play it out of liquid, it explodes, which is terrifying.
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And without equipment breakdown coverage, damage caused when the HVAC system or other mechanical system explodes might not be covered.
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We considered several glass kettles, but some reviewers warned that the glass explodes or cracks easily, so they've been excluded.
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In Switzerland's own version of Groundhog Day, the custom is that the quicker the Boeoegg explodes, the better the summer.
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When she dies in a gas explosion in Ruth's apartment, Ruth explodes too—her endless spiral brings a body count.
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The entire party explodes into a mélange of resentments and misunderstandings—and somehow the comedian Paul F. Tompkins shows up.
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In that moment, when Susie explodes, I realized why the show had begun to wear a bit thin for me.
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Ah, to be able to sit and contemplate by the lily pads in a formal garden that explodes with color.
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When the Böögg's head explodes, both the elitist guilds and regular Zurich plebs celebrate the evening with a little barbecue.
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As the popularity of eSports explodes, thanks partly to games like Fortnite and Dota, mainstream television networks have taken interest.
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He plays a sometimes agonizingly patient game, painstakingly building tension that explodes only toward the end of a substantial evening.
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The latest obsession is eating a tide pod because it looks like candy and the liquid explodes into your mouth.
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" A month later, he predicted that those wagering on the stock's decline "had three weeks before their short position explodes.
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Lightman's account of cosmology explodes our mental frameworks and normal categories, and thus serves as a good preparation for 2017.
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If the electrode explodes out of its casing, it severs the connections that allow the batteries to distribute their power.
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May's existence isn't made any easier when the steamboat she's traveling on explodes, leaving bodies strewn across the Ohio River.
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They're simply outnumbered by the swarming fighters, sent in as the last order of general Pryde before his bridge explodes.
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"When it explodes, they'll come to me to make a deal," Mr. Trump told The New York Times's Maggie Haberman.
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Blue smoke billows out over the dead shore as the sizzle turns into a screech and then a star explodes.
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The bomb explodes in the air above its target and creates overpressure designed to crush tunnels and everything in them.
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The oil in the transformer burns up into a gas, which puts pressure on the transformer before it completely explodes.
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As the balls start forming a spherical blob the collective gravitational force can compress it so much that it actually explodes.
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As for Eta Carinae, the final show will happen when the system explodes into a supernova that eclipses the Great Eruption.
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Flashbang: McCree lobs a short-range grenade that explodes on contact, temporarily stunning any enemy caught in its small blast area.
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The title card explodes across the scene, with Richard Strauss' famed trumpets sounding off a revolution in the entire filmmaking industry.
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The video, which was tracked with heavy metal music, showed the men repeatedly firing at the model mosque until it explodes.
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That progress is juxtaposed with a miles-long symbolic chain of lightbulbs that explodes in a visual reminiscent of falling dominos.
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It is doing what I told it to do and it'll do it until the sun explodes and electricity runs out.
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I work so hard on music that when it does well and explodes, I forget the attention that comes with it.
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A male voice is heard counting down three seconds, a cloud of black smoke rises from the structure as it explodes.
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What ensues is an epic fight, as the film explodes into graphic violence, much of which is played for comedic effect.
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Remember the scene in Bridesmaids when Annie (Kristen Wiig) finally explodes at Lillian's (Maya Rudolph) absurdly lavish Paris-themed bridal shower?
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As the streaming market explodes in consumption, payments to many songwriters could — wait for it — decline on a per-work basis.
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She jumps in front of Keane's car and stops them from leaving… right as the decoy car explodes outside the garage.
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A weary, scratchy shout soon explodes into a serrated roar—a sore throat forcing air and exhortations out of aching lungs.
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Then the person takes a knife to the monstrosity, which violently explodes into a mess of Easter misery and existential darkness.
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We don't want them to get in the habit of stuffing all of that in because eventually, over time, it explodes.
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"If you start with a simple model, you'll know if it explodes before you spend much time on it," he quipped.
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Then everything explodes: the anthemic chorus that follows plays at maximum volume and sounds huge, as does the subsequent keyboard hook.
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"When those banks are riskier, there's a greater chance that the economy explodes and taxpayers have to bail them out," Sen.
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But as things find themselves oversaturated, it explodes and larger pants and pant openings find their way back onto the streets.
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The cockpit begins to fill with smoke, and sparks erupt briefly, and then— The countdown finishes, and everything explodes into colour.
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Light constantly explodes across the screen, threatening everything, mingling with audio cutaways of dire warnings and autopsies of near-cataclysmic mistakes.
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Tim Murray-Browne explodes one moment of music into an interactive sound sculpture in his latest project, Anamorphic Composition No. 1.
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After Ms. Campbell's solo, the dance explodes with "Logo Talk," an irresistibly festive track of Afro-Cuban jazz by Wynton Marsalis.
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She explodes the very idea of gender the way that James Baldwin, in "Notes of a Native Son," did with race.
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WeWork looks like it might be a ticking time bomb that when it explodes will hurt everyone but its earliest investors.
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Let me tell you what else explodes… the pain shooting through your body as these pods burn your throat and mouth.
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Is there a horror film where a man eats and eats in a food court without rest until he eventually explodes?
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Taylor's move winds up making Axe Cap a fortune when his rocket explodes, killing both him and his company's stock value.
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The story explodes in the late fall of 2015, and Dr. Rodchenkov, fearing for his life, is compelled to leave Russia.
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It's easy to fall into a rut when adhering to a plant-based diet, but Purple Carrot's menu explodes with flavor.
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Of the two, the ninety-minute "Gary" is the more engaging spectacle; it takes a "what if" situation and explodes it.
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A large pyrocumulus cloud (or cloud of fire) explodes outward during the Carr fire near Redding, California, on July 27, 22018.
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January 18 - One hundred thirty-seven people are killed in the Mexican State of Hidalgo after a ruptured gasoline pipeline explodes.
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Sanford Biggers explores and sometimes even explodes these objects and traditions in "Selah," a juggernaut of an exhibition at Marianne Boesky.
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When Rebecca starts dating Greg, Paula is so furious that she explodes into an old-school "Rose's Turn"-style diva number.
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These are long-term investments that pay off at a rate of, let's say, 260 or 270 percent until the sun explodes.
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It's only a matter of who she'll explode on — or possibly who explodes on her and cracks her into a million pieces.
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The fireworks were seconds from starting when I entertained a disturbing thought: Shit, what if it's so loud that my vagina explodes?
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At the same time as he is in power, outrage explodes over the killings of black people at the hands of police.
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At the dinner, Hiram stands up Martin and Kowalski and when they go to their car in the parking lot it explodes.
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"I hope women's hockey grows, I hope it explodes in the next few years," Team USA hockey forward Hilary Knight told reporters.
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Beyond its emphasis on the proliferation of violent headlines, Breaking News: Cassils explodes the pretense of objectivity endemic to the news business.
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Or maybe it's time you finally made the jump to a newer iPhone, before your old iPhone 235 explodes on an airplane.
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Simple and effective, the monochrome of the video eventually explodes into colour during its final seconds, accentuating the songs hummable pop energy.
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But the newly launched H20 Tan Mist from James Read contains something I truly hadn't seen before: self tanning actives (mind explodes!).
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Jan. 22-Feb. 3 Verdi's opera tracks the violent fallout that explodes when a minister discovers that his wife has been unfaithful.
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When the slug reaches the limits of its range it explodes outwards, dealing the same spread and damage as Roadhog's primary fire.
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It can take months or sometimes years of hard obsessive work to create an app — let alone one that explodes in popularity.
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Grindelwald's escape pod flies low against the Hudson, the magical circus explodes, and it leads to a Zouwu just strolling through Paris.
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Exactly how messy will it be after the internet explodes if people are able to make GIFs of Law and Depp kissing?
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If you manage to score a kill, the downed enemy flies backward a short distance and explodes, damaging any other nearby foes.
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Hitchcock described a scene with two people "having a very innocent chat" with a bomb under their table — and then it explodes.
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As Rigg and Hunt argue waiting for a patient, an ambulance explodes, and there's no real pause in the Hunt-Rigg fight.
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Haden Church, on the other hand, plays Robert as a violent cartoon, a cocksure contractor whose fragile masculinity explodes into petulant retaliation.
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After a star explodes, it often strips the surrounding planets of their atmospheres and outer layers, leaving just the metallic inner core.
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And right now you shake a soda bottle and you open the top and it explodes, and this is what it is.
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When a nuclear bomb explodes, he said, a person's radiation dose is determined by the person's distance from the point of exposure.
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Opposite these works hangs "Pixel Forest," in which the expanding video image finally explodes into real space, breaking apart pixel by pixel.
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SEPTEMBER 2016 Ms. Robles is killed when her airbag explodes; her son says he did not know the car had defective airbags.
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In the show's orgasmic climax, the actress lies on her back in the snow as the sky explodes in jets of green.
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These alternate with witty, puckish character sketches and the occasional virtuoso breakout piece that explodes like dazzling fireworks in the night sky.
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But in the video, the snake explodes and becomes a thousand butterflies: Her conflagrations are in the past, and Swift is renewed.
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The priestess's jealousy explodes into a trio that at its climax suddenly shifts from minor to major in a glorious vaulting phrase.
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"Lose It" begins sorrowful, turns urgent and saucy, then explodes into broad-spectrum ecstasy — Mr. Brown navigates them all with cool aplomb.
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Later, as another news alert interrupts the Netflix stream, the group text explodes: "This is crazy," everyone says from their respective couches.
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" A little more than a month later, he warned that those betting against Tesla "had three weeks before their short position explodes.
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The prison explodes, in a gorgeously filmed sequence that ends with the camera spinning and a gun pointed at a guard's head.
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Power outages, coastal flooding, damaging wind gusts and flight delays are all likely as the nor'easter explodes off the New England coast.
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How much damage an initial attack would inflict depends on how many are used and on how much of the ordnance explodes.
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Instead, the bacterium is used as a breeding ground for more phages which continue multiplying in the bacterial cell until it explodes.
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But he has offered no coherent alternative explanation of what changed his mind about voting for a bill that explodes the deficit.
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Once at the end of a branch, the caterpillar explodes when the baculovirus bursts out of its skin, looking to infect caterpillars below.
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And somethings, like in the case of Destiny 2, it makes for a jarring moment where a 300-foot-tall screaming monster explodes.
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I think if it goes to conference committee and it explodes in its breadth and expense, they're gonna have trouble getting the votes.
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Rather than slipping or blocking and then retaliating, the fighter explodes in at the same time as his foe, creating a car crash.
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"Imagine I'm company X and I touch a satellite and it explodes, and six months later it hits someone else's satellites," Weeden said.
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Alias Grace becomes a meditation on the way true crime narratives are formed, but it also explodes the existing narrative around Grace herself.
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At the end of the concert, customized white confetti usually explodes from the stage and each slip of paper features a handwritten lyric.
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He explodes into "a one-man Judean Air Force: a single pirouette, two Finnish daggers, two throats slit," dispatching Stalin's emissaries ninja style.
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Depending on your point of view, this either explodes stereotypes about addicts, or sidesteps controversy by pushing people of color to the background.
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MAN DIES OF &aposPROJECTILE WOUND OF THE HEAD&apos AFTER VAPE PEN EXPLODES WHO has said it will use the "ring vaccination" method.
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These bombs typically consist of barrels stuffed with explosives and objects, such as nails or shrapnel, to maximize carnage after the barrel explodes.
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Three waves of injury in a bombing Part of the difficulty is that when a bomb explodes, there are three waves of injury.
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A volcano explodes and chars the earth and then, after a period of time, the land becomes more fertile than it was before.
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As the two flee the scene of the crime with $65,000 in hand, a dye pack explodes and Nick is caught orange-handed.
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Before the Internet explodes with rage over the idea of only getting a powerful weapon if you bought a plastic toy, keep reading.
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Unless you actively recruit someone into a party game like Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, you slip into a strange alone-together state.
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Originally a poet, the word never disappears from his visual work, but rather multiplies, piles up, even explodes, to the brink of incomprehensibility.
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December 21, 1988 - Pan Am Flight 103 explodes over Lockerbie, Scotland, killing all 259 people on board and 11 people on the ground.
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The story of his rescue of the boy and his herculean swim through shark-infested waters explodes onto the 24-hour news cycle.
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In March and April, if there's an incoming storm system as a trigger, the combination of wet and dry explodes above the plains.
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They slice open a finger on the cracked glass, or put it back together incorrectly, so the battery fails (and maybe even explodes).
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As the airbag explodes in your face, you can't help but wonder how this happened—you just had the brakes checked last week.
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It explodes into Mardi Gras, however, as soon as the jumpers pass the grandstand on opening day in the first of 28 races.
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So when one accounts for the unique mite and nematode species that live on unique insect species, the number of potential species explodes.
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In the story's opening moments, Versio and her squad are holding off rebels on Endor when the Death Star suddenly explodes above them.
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Once every 33 years, our planet races through the trail of a comet and the sky explodes with thousands upon thousands of meteors.
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They argued it didn't belong on the list in the first place since the fuel burns at a controlled rate, rather than explodes.
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But as "Your Black Friend" reveals, when Passmore observes daily life — reporting on its own kind of mutancy — his work explodes with force.
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One thing seems certain, though: If the so-called "debt bomb" in China explodes, it's likely to sprinkle the global economy with ash.
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My machine explodes forward across the tarmac with white hot speed and leaps into the air, charging towards a flock of enemy drones.
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"The dog keeps eating until its stomach explodes," said Daniel Zwirn, who runs Arena, a hedge fund that has avoided subprime auto investments.
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Glass silently explodes over James' head while the words "PURE DOMINANCE … WILL SOUND LIKE THIS" slowly pulse in all caps across the screen.
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At the midpoint of the episode, one of the engines on Avi and Payam's plane to Israel explodes as if by divine intervention.
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Perhaps what's most appealing has been the high-flying way he explodes off the court when hitting often risky shots on both flanks.
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The ball kind of explodes off her racket, so she tends to hit a lot of winners naturally when just hitting normal groundstrokes.
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"My heart explodes with happiness when my friends and family are happy and my heart feels crushed when they are hurting and sad."
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My heart explodes with happiness when my friends and family are happy and my heart feels crushed when they are hurting and sad.
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That's a significant milestone, so the judge prods her to turn around and announce it to the courtroom audience, which explodes in applause.
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After she tries (and fails) to blow a ship up to stop the Kree from taking it, a tesseract explodes, hitting Carol dead on.
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Taken on a beach, the clip shows Johnson hitting a golf ball off the sand — which then explodes in a cloud of blue dust.
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In the blackout that happens before the laser explodes, Hopper would likely have had just enough time to scramble down the ladder to safety.
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When a Type II-P supernova explodes, its brightness rises, plateaus (hence the "P") for about 100 days and then declines until it's over.
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Overpressure This is the scientific term for the shockwave caused when an asteroid explodes in the air or crashes into the ground or sea.
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Even if the drone itself explodes into a million pieces, people would still have to look out for the thing the drone was delivering.
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When you're writing a macabre scene & a giant candle suddenly explodes in your vicinity, adrenaline levels take a while to return to normal. pic.twitter.
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When the machine explodes, the couple are put on trial, in a case that upends the entire community, unearthing shameful secrets, rivalries, and scandals.
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Jenna & Benoit When Jenna tells her Canadian suitor that she isn't interested, he takes the Paradise route, which is to say that he explodes.
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The vulcanized rubber disc starts looking like a thumbprint cookie pretty quickly, and just as the edges threaten to tear the entire thing explodes.
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D.Va jumps out of her mech, which explodes three seconds later, dealing up to 1,000 damage to anyone caught in the large blast area.
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In the video, something explodes behind Wayans and the actor is seen ducking with his face twisted in pain as he clutches his head.
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He's a clockmaker zooming in on one tiny gear, pulling out to reveal the whole mechanism, and pulling the clock apart until it explodes.
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I think I need to either up my dosage or talk to my doctor to "see what works for me" when the world explodes.
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Thank God Ben's head nearly explodes in his next confessional, because if kept catering to this hose beast I'd have written him off entirely.
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You've got to work it and tool it, and when the time is right, it explodes and it takes off the way it should.
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Orange ascends to their foliage and the canopy explodes in a dance of flames, drunk on destruction as they leap from tree to tree.
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There's this buildup and this culmination of everything that happens through the night and then it explodes and that's why I love this song.
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Qu estimated that prices for industrial robots were falling by about 5 percent a year in China as the number of domestic competitors explodes.
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The five so-called passengers, who play many characters in a broad range of styles, all shine, and Mr. Cooper as Peaches nearly explodes.
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Such a project holds all the potential of turning the circus into a whirling spaceship, floating off into the sky before it finally explodes.
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It is also racialized and gendered; it explodes the discursive logic of rational understanding, flouting the ontological principle of identity (as in "A=A").
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One favored technique: A souped-up bottle rocket that fires out of a pistol, flies a hundred yards with a screaming sound, and explodes.
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It's as if she explodes time to look at its moving parts, like a clockmaker who wants to know how the whole thing works.
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Growth explodes in big metro areas Yet that, of course, still wasn't enough for O'Rourke to overcome Cruz's huge advantages in smaller nonmetro communities.
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Crucially, in Büchner's scenario, the soldier is not at war but serving in a town regiment; violence explodes from the machinery of the system.
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When that body explodes and each part crawls off on its own, much of the wit lies in how openly the trick is done.
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They also found traces of the Islamic State's signature explosive, TATP, which is relatively cheap but highly volatile because it explodes at low temperatures.
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The black hole, dubbed LB-1, is a stellar black hole, meaning that it was formed after a star dies, collapses and then explodes.
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As the coronavirus explodes within China and the number of fatalities skyrockets, there is growing concern that this may not be a natural event.
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By drawing focus on the number and range of local artists, Maugans explodes monolithic notions of who "belongs" to the world of fine arts.
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Even his addition of resistance bands to squats, Viada says, helps makes sure he explodes all the way through the finish of a movement.
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That means they're about half ways until the bomb explodes, and so far the company doesn't seem much luck finding the code that'll disarm.
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With that in mind, our third annual hacking week explodes that weakest link—the point of failure in the hacks we see in the news.
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When Arcane's guerrillas storm Holland's laboratory, they kill Alec's sister and chase him into the swamp where they assume he dies when the lab explodes.
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His Ultimate ability deploys a fast-moving tire that you steer around until it explodes, either on your command or after a timer runs out.
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Not necessarily because I bottle it up until it explodes, but because it's so rooted in calm that most people don't realize that it's snowballing.
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When Nick loses a game and his chat explodes with anger, he reminds them to be cool and to not talk shit about other players.
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The star of the show is Strokkur (Icelandic for "churn"), which explodes every 10 minutes or so, causing a great gasp from the assembled visitors.
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WATCH TRENDING Small bomb explodes outside U.S. Embassy in Beijing, suspect injured: report Dozens heard Amelia Earhart radio for help after crashing into Pacific: report.
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Tension builds up between Albertine and her sister Pascale through each snippet and explodes in a nail-biting, bloody crescendo literally over their mother's deathbed.
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She visits a beauty salon, where she changes her hair color, and a boy in the next chair, furious at being shorn, explodes into violence.
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The poet Claudia Rankine is using her MacArthur genius grant to explore whiteness and how an Ohio prison explodes the idea that blackness equals criminality.
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This is Ryanism in its purest form: insisting that a policy that largely benefits the rich and explodes the deficit is egalitarian and fiscally responsible.
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And it is when Marías gets to the true source of Beatriz's pain — and Eduardo's hatred — that the novel, dormant for 400 pages, suddenly explodes.
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The mixture is actually creating a chlorine gas, which explodes in the pressurized bottle and releases the chemicals into the air, according to Mic News.
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Related: Spongebob Explodes onto the Walls of Worcester This Squidward Pin's for You "Unhappily Ever After" Has Disney Heroes Face The Horrors Of Real Life
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"At some point, the stock room explodes," Robby Duiveman, the director of the opera's costume, wigs and makeup department, said in an interview on Friday.
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Starting in the middle of a shutdown: For an aspiring politician, this is like moving into a dream house just as the septic tank explodes.
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On one side, teachers facing gentrification in the shadows of Silicon Valley can't live on their meager wages as the tech boom explodes around them.
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Budget watchers have seethed as the deficit explodes and lawmakers make deal after deal to raise spending and cut taxes, all funded by more borrowing.
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Kavanaugh explodes Kavanaugh's answer was to leave the nation's most important TV viewer, back at the White House with no incentive to pull his name.
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The millennial catchphrase: The concept of BDE, or Big Dick Energy, explodes after Ariana Grande makes reference to the size of boyfriend Pete Davidson's penis.
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As Schumacher is driving, the storm explodes upward with such force that it punches through the tropopause and forms a white dome in the stratosphere.
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These aren't just stories about violence and distrust; they are stories about the decay of a social fabric, in which isolation explodes in unpredictable ways.
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In sum: All of this is Democrats' fault, and when Obamacare simultaneously implodes and explodes, they will come begging to him to make a deal.
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One is it explodes the intuitive understanding many people have of the current racial structure of the world, or the current population structure of the world.
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As the outstretched sample-collecting limb makes contact, a flurry of dust and rocks explodes from the surface while the spacecraft quickly ascends back into space.
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Another Device Explodes in New Jersey A suspicious device found near a New Jersey transit station exploded Monday morning as a police robot was examining it.
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Even something like the B83 bomb (which is the largest nuke in the US arsenal) explodes with a mushroom cloud taller than where commercial airlines fly.
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Butler explodes to lead Bulls over Raptors TORONTO - Jimmy Butler went where no other Chicago Bulls player had been before on Sunday, not even Michael Jordan.
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Everything really explodes when the drums suddenly bounce off of the synths and when the guitar and bass conspire to cast out all semblance of boredom.
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"Sometimes you hear the shell whine after you've heard it explode; sometimes you hear it whine and it never explodes," wrote Ernie Pyle of the battle.
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"[The market] will remain very volatile because interventions with fiscal and monetary policies, instead of lowering volatility they postpone it, and then it explodes," he said.
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" Despite going on an apparent zen retreat, tensions continue to rise, as Dodd, 43, explodes at Gunvalson, telling her, "You're a f—ing con woman crook.
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We've recommended Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes before, and we will continue to bring it up until everyone with a VR headset gives it a chance.
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Channeling favorites like the Teardrop Explodes and the Specials with a punk fervor, Albarn used the opportunity to take jabs at the scenes he now disowned.
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When this electrical shot is focused on the target, it basically explodes the target atoms, causing a bunch of electrons to break loose from their nuclei.
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Related: Life Itself Explodes in a Psychedelic Sci-Fi Animation Studio Ghibli's Animation Software Is Now Free Meet the Artist Behind Broad City's Awesome Animated Intros
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October 31, 2015 - All 224 passengers on board a Metrojet flight from Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt to St. Petersburg, Russia are killed when a bomb explodes.
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The Netherlands-based artist and animator starts with a live-action hand drawing a line graph, then explodes it with melting math concepts and trippy visuals.
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And to be alive when you first drop it and nothing explodes that you drop it a second time to ensure that the thing will blow.
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For decades, US carriers have used steam catapult systems, where steam explodes into a piston attached to the plane's landing gear, powering it off the deck.
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But if they don't and Marbury walks, Beijing explodes with fury—and that's before considering whether the guard even plays on in China with another team.
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Often, this kind of provocation is veiled in layers of internet-bred irony and may be brushed off as humor—until it explodes into terrifying reality.
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Leonard, who has been working in hatcheries since 2015, said the population at area hatcheries often explodes because of heavy rain and fish crossing the road.
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But with an all-Black cast and a deft artistic hand, Monáe explodes and re-appropriates pussy power as a personal, queer, and universally positive force.
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The violently condensed gas then explodes as W44 moves away from the then-activated black hole, spewing out the observed tendril of gas in the process.
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No leg kick for him, just a slight weight shift to his back leg, and then, with a small forward step, he explodes from the hips.
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And US hospitals were already at risk of being overrun if the number of Covid-21 cases explodes before fears about staffing shortages fully set in.
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And US hospitals were already at risk of being overrun if the number of Covid-219 cases explodes before fears about staffing shortages fully set in.
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As the site explodes in popularity, then, what this reveals about users—and perhaps the intolerable nature of modern existence—goes way beyond their naked flesh.
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" Unlike the Mediterranean Sea, he proposed in his classic "Poetics of Relation" (1990), the Caribbean is "a sea that explodes the scattered lands into an arc.
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Mr. Rodrigues and his lawyer said he had been hit by both a rubber ball and a "dispersal grenade," which explodes and sprays smaller rubber pellets.
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The yield of the latest test, according to expert estimates, is somewhere around 20 kilotons — meaning it explodes with the force of 20,000 tons of TNT.
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As my career expands and my life as a mother-actress-producer-activist explodes, I feel like I have less time for it, but I make time.
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"This is where my brain explodes: I go from supernerdy superfan to on-set talking to Lorelai Gilmore," Foster, 40, says in the current issue of PEOPLE.
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V-Ball is like a mix between volleyball — punching a ball over a net to try to hit your opponent's floor — and hot potato — the ball explodes.
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If the asteroids hits a city or explodes above it, buildings are likely to be set on fire - with larger asteroids causing fireballs which are miles wide.
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Games like Rez Infinite, Keep Talking, and Nobody Explodes are fantastic experiences, but neither are unique to the Mirage Solo or, for that matter, the Daydream platform.
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While this type of malware isn't new—cryptocurrency mining has been around for years—it is seeing a new surge of attention as the cryptocurrency market explodes.
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The US no longer explodes nuclear devices in order to test them, so scientists run their models against the historical data to see if predictions match reality.
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They are crushed for her, but when Sally blasts the evil spirit out of her sister, he explodes into dust, and the women burst into relieved laughter.
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The segment includes some long-awaited exposition into Harriet's backstory, which we get through her perspective before the series explodes back into sound in its final moments.
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Planning a trip through a vast web of stations and lines is a computationally complex task that quickly explodes as more lines and more stations are added.
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A wealth of science After a star explodes in a fiery supernova death, it can leave behind a core of packed-together neutrons called a neutron star .
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Relying solely on data produced by tools like Merlin is how you create an industry where every car gets into a chase, then flips over and explodes.
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My closet periodically explodes and after a few days of living in the chaos of clothes, shoes, and handbags everywhere, I'm relieved to finally put everything away.
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The fire explodes, and more than once I have to take the stick we've been using as a poker from Passion before it sets her aflame too.
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To the average TV viewer this all seems pretty harmless, but in less than five minutes, the suitcase explodes, killing a young boy playing in his bed.
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Developed during the Iraq War, the munition is an air blast-type warhead that explodes before hitting the ground to project a massive blast from all sides.
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We look at what it will mean for people like Kerry if the law "explodes" — and what the Trump administration could do to intervene if it wanted.
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But in fragile democracies, and places where inter-communal rifts run deep, elections can have the opposite effect, stoking internal tensions to the point where violence explodes.
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The astronomers realized that the fast, bright blue event was no normal supernova, an increasingly bright star that explodes and ejects most of its mass before dying.
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" Not to be outdone, Warren gave a campaign lesson of her own: "Step 85033: GOP explodes the deficit with $1.5 trillion in tax giveaways to wealthy donors.
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It's not just any ol' manslaughter, but one in which her head explodes, Scanners-style, hurling chunks of brain and buckets of blood all over the classroom.
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In this issue D-Trick is in a fancy white neighborhood when he stops a bus from crashing, then pulls the passengers out before the bus explodes.
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Like electrons colliding with the Earth's atmosphere during the Aurora Borealis, the light spectrum explodes when it strikes a glass surface in the photographs of Shane Griffin.
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He hands me two of the cable clamps, reminds me to make sure they don't touch lest the battery explodes, and asks if we liked the festival.
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Texas could pass both Iran and Iraq next year in oil production as drilling costs fall and production explodes out of West Texas' Permian Basin, CNN reports.
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Read more: If a nuclear bomb explodes nearby, here's why you should never, ever get in a carNuclear explosions release radioactive dust that could land in hair
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Before a parent can stop them, curious babies may spray themselves in the face with a household cleaner or squeeze a liquid detergent packet till it explodes.
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Video footage of the tragedy obtained by El Norte de Castilla shows Sainz García, 30, dancing beside several other performers before a stage pyrotechnic device suddenly explodes.
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Through most of the episode he's restrained and subdued, but by the end his passion explodes into a primal unhinged monologue that is a thing of beauty.
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"The Insult," Lebanon's official Oscar candidate, is about how a trivial, personal conflict explodes into something much larger, a drama that consumes a city and a nation.
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The only real way to avoid the massive worldwide disruption that will occur when the Hindenburg blimp of debt explodes is economic growth across the key economies.
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Partly that's because her piercing voice breaks in just the right places when her mood grows downcast, and explodes into colorful curlicues when she's enthused, or peeved.
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This star lives on for a while, but eventually explodes in a colossal supernova that transforms it into the strongest type of magnet in the entire universe.
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Bernadette emerges piecemeal (an itemized hospital bill can say a lot), building a lot of tension until the book explodes into a full-on missing-persons case.
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The Myspace social network launches and explodes in popularity as a way for music artists to connect with fans across the United States and around the world.
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California Senate passes a landmark bill protecting gig economy workers like drivers and couriers; a rocket explodes in Kabul on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
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Cover image: A suspicious object explodes without warning while the police was processing in Colombo, Sri Lanka on April 22, 2019 (The Yomiuri Shimbun via AP Images).
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Astros' offense explodes in blowout of Twins HOUSTON — Given the offensive reputation they established last season, the Houston Astros were due for the showing they had Wednesday night.
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Then everything is online, everything is easily accessible and everybody explodes looking at blogs, and also looking at what's cheap to produce, the amount of available political opinion.
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Also when the same machine explodes at the Russian facility in the opening scene of Episode 1, it shows how vaporized people disintegrate into piles of fleshy goo.
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Hopefully the pants are fire resistant in case his vehicle explodes, because that alcohol isn't going to help the situation Wiz's signature skinny black jeans are totally okay.
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Replacement Galaxy Note 7 Explodes During Boarding of a Southwest Flight Yet another Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phone has exploded in a public place—an airport, in fact!
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It continues straight through Christmas, almost regardless of your religion, and explodes in a finale of champagne, more food and staying up late on New Year's Eve. Whew.
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But he's no match for Liam "Neesons," the character whom Mr. Key and Mr. Peele named in honor of the Hollywood hepcat who explodes minds and bodies both.
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In a particularly difficult-to-read episode, we hear about a three-year-old girl who finds a "pineapple" and starts playing with it until the grenade explodes.
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When she notices many of her new associates acting strangely — personalities change, the occasional head explodes — she finds herself on the trail of the creepy-crawly ant-agonists.
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"The Goldfinch" is the story of Theodore "Theo" Decker, whose entire life unravels when his mother is killed when a bomb explodes at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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We see her the way the star-struck Ilana and Abbi (Abbi Jacobson) do: striding in slow-motion, winking hello as a light bulb explodes in the background.
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The sound of fireworks explodes on the track before the Toronto rapper creeps in, which one could argue is a little too spot-on for the song title.
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Frey and other demographers project the white share of the senior population will decline very slowly over the coming decades-even as the total number of seniors explodes.
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With long, flailing limbs and a face molten with anguish, Mr. Driver explodes into view with an outsize fury that makes everyone and everything around him seem Lilliputian.
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From this contradiction, the number of apparently true statements "explodes" — anything can be inferred as true — through an endless chain of falsehoods emanating from that one false statement.
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Scored to the howl of Henry Rollins and Blind Idiot God, Daniels's flashing and spastic animation morphs, melts, and explodes the faces of the principle cast and crew.
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When I open a bottle of true olive oil, the aroma explodes out of the bottle, my kitchen smells like an olive grove, and the taste is transcendent.
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After reactor 4 of the Chernboyl Nuclear Power Plant explodes in the HBO mini-series Chernobyl, it quickly becomes apparent that there are two types of people in power.
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He explodes to the rim with such relentlessness that you genuinely fear for the safety of the people around him, his sheer athleticism the stuff of nationalist propaganda films.
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We launched social media pages to facilitate the growth of the movement, and ever since we've been managing the massive influx of responses as this simple idea explodes. #MeNext?
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LETTER BOMB EXPLODES AT IMF OFFICE IN FRANCE, 1 INJURED The suspect was identified as 16-year-old Killian Barbey, according to a spokesman for France&aposs interior ministry.
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January 2001 — A bomb disguised as a Christmas present explodes in an Iranian family&aposs grocery store in the western city of Cologne, seriously injuring the owners&apos daughter.
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On the right, a tear gas canister explodes, scattering protesters, while on the left, a fierce wind whips a palm tree against the edge of a more complacent crowd.
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Top Gun 2 is going to be 180 minutes of Tom Cruise sitting on a runway while his F-35A's code debugs until a $1000 drone explodes on him.
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That world regularly explodes in front of them, they are horrified and traumatized, and they then retreat to ESPN's Sports Center to help them forget what is going on.
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That includes Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, which takes advantage of a headset's isolating effects, and Darknet, whose sprawling puzzle maps would look painfully cramped on a smaller screen.
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If for some reason that booster explodes — either on the ground or during ascent — a rocket motor on the bottom of the capsule will ignite for about two seconds.
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During Thursday's summit, Trump also crowed about how engagement on his tweets explodes "like a rocket" after he posts them — as opposed to more traditional White House press releases.
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Inspired by the aesthete, the bar's extravagance explodes inside, with a maze of marble objects bearing his quotations, intricate porcelain floor inlays, and an antique piano converted into shelves.
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Though many of the scenes at court and on the field are muscularly staged, the play explodes into vivid life whenever we return to Falstaff and his unruly friends.
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I'm sure we're going to get vaporized by some bomb but I'm sure it will be some bomb that explodes by accident here and not from some other country.
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While their newest blockbuster explodes onto screens, Marvel also releases Punisher #1 on comic store shelves: A reworking of one of the nastiest, most grim comics in their stable.
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But for one perfect little minute before the bomb explodes and you open your eyes and behold what you have done, there is this near-zen moment of peace?
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNA Sibling War Explodes Among Prince's FamilyAmy Schumer's Crusade Against an Annoying FanBlac Chyna Knows Who Robbed Her HouseCaitlyn Jenner Drops a Fortune on a New Whip
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But sometimes they are also the result of years of preparation, research and commitment to an issue way before it explodes into the national consciousness and dominates the news.
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Thus, it is with this wide variety of imagery and applications that the artist explodes many mediums; sculpture as her powder, photography the catalyst, and the internet her canvas.
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It is also a thrilling, spectacular escape sequence, directed with remarkable confidence and clarity, in which the protagonist must navigate a deadly gauntlet as the world explodes around her.
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Some ass hole always ends up leaving a Red Stripe in there "to cool down faster," then forgets about it entirely and it explodes into a rigid foam. 95.
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At which point "Gremlins" explodes in an orgy of special effects, which should scare the wits out of very small children for whom, I assume, the movie was made.
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If you yield to these strolling, often lighthearted sequences, it's because they seem plausible and bereft of strain; and also because, though nothing explodes, you realize that anything could.
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When the larval alien at last explodes out of a human torso, you may experience, along with the expected jolt of fright, a curious sensation of relief, even affection.
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When the HBOT chamber — which may help cure conditions like infertility, autism, and cerebral palsy — suddenly explodes and kills two people, it's clear that the explosion wasn't an accident.
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I spent part of my week learning from an aviation mechanic how hard manufacturers work to prevent pieces of metal from shredding through the cabin if an engine explodes.
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Indeed, when he explodes in grief — not at the main event but, smartly, off to its side — he offers us the full horror of recognition the Greeks were after.
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After four minutes, the song explodes into a harsh hardstyle breakdown, like a nuclear blast sweeping over a doomed civilization—a conclusion that, these days, doesn't feel particularly unexpected.
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The Night King explodes into a pile of ice cubes (+270) that Tyrion could probably use for future drinks before his surrounding White Walkers also collapse into piles of nothing.
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The couple revealed the sex of the baby in a video posted to Twitter, showing Rusty stepping up to the plate to hit a ball that explodes into pink dust.
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In the video, something explodes behind Wayans and the actor is seen ducking with his face twisted in pain as he clutches his head filming an episode directed by Crawford.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said the rocket experienced an RUD, which stands for Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly and is the term SpaceX uses when a rocket explodes during a recovery attempt.
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The puppy hops with her up the subway stairs before she puts it in its carrier, stopping to look at her every few steps for reassurance, and my heart explodes.
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We think we can determine the answer not just by how they play but how they respond in the moment, the burst of reality that explodes out of learned technique.
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When I fire at one of the supposed plants with my mining beam, it explodes in a cloud of dust, and I don't spot anything that looks even remotely organic.
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The power contained therein explodes (the "S-bomb") at the famous cafe Les Deux Magots, manifesting art images into reality and opening a rupture with Hell at the same time.
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But, in an additional grand finale, the tank also completely explodes in a shower of gun powder and pyrotechnics that's sure to make every American a little extra patriotic today.
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Normally when thinking of artificial neural networks (ANNs), the mind's eye explodes with predictably trippy images of puppyslugs and other computer-generated mutants originating from Google's so-called Inceptionism program.
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Social media explodes with memes, posts on Twitter or manufactured photos to elicit laughter, and it is that vein of humor that groups like the Supercívicos are hoping to tap.
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Senators fan: I… WAIT… I LOST COUNT AND … [explodes into fine mist, spraying stale Beaver Tail shrapnel everywhere] Opposed: You have to admit, that last part was kind of exciting.
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We're right there with him when he finally explodes at Del, relatively early on in the movie, telling him he's a slob, he's unfunny, and that his pointless stories suck.
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"When there's no herd immunity, it just explodes," Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, recently told reporters at the National Press Foundation.
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They can still be held liable if they make or sell a deficient firearm that, for instance, explodes during normal use and injures or kills the user or a bystander.
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At the end, in a moment of triumph for the heroes, the pseudo-Obama's head explodes, along with the heads of the rest of the world's villainous, self-dealing elites.
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So, when he finds out that she hasn't told him about an opportunity that could have huge implications for their family, the conflict between the spouses finally (but inconclusively) explodes.
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This track from its second album takes the Staples Singers' reinvention of a classic spiritual and explodes it into lush funk-soul with Baker playing huge fills in the breaks.
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Until the U.S. and Europe take that issue seriously, before it again explodes into war, it is unlikely that Baku will take seriously the criticisms of its road to democracy.
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For example, the social satire aspect of the novel comes to a glorious climax in the book when a mudslide explodes into a neighbor's house during a school fundraising brunch.
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Rosenstein sees himself as the "heat shield" since he appointed Mueller, and could be in position to take the "hit" if controversy explodes when the report drops, the source said.
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"The most interesting thing to test is whether we understand correctly how a star explodes and which elements it forms, by looking directly at the shredded star," Dr. Kirshner said.
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He, of course, tosses the danger gum, the aquarium explodes, and he's darting out of that bitch in comic fashion which caused him to hurt his ankle in the process.
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Facebook is full of memes of mommy's little helper (red wine, obviously; there's even a brand with that name), and #sendwine explodes during the dreaded witching hour between dinner and bedtime.
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From there, some buff military dudes get their asses handed to them in typical Predator fashion, a scientist played by Olivia Munn gets very worried, and a bunch of stuff explodes.
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"It builds up pressure, and heat within the unit, which causes the body of the vessel to separate from the blade assembly like a rocket ship, and it explodes," Rochen said.
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Garrett opens a drawer in her metal filing cabinet, and it explodes like a jack-in-the-box with props and accessories: hats, bow ties, a pair of iridescent butterfly wings.
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Officials are also preparing for a possible ash plume if Kilauea's crater explodes because the lava lake in the volcano's crater is being drained as the fissures below relieve the pressure.
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Zeid, who has called Burundi one of "the most prolific slaughterhouses of humans in recent times," warned that "everyone will suffer" if Burundi explodes into violence during or after the vote.
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Some of the Gear VR's best titles have made the leap, including hacking puzzler Darknet, point-and-click game Dead Secret, and cooperative bomb defusal game Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes.
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It's not surprising but still utterly incomprehensible why Trump accords this protected political space to a US adversary and explodes in friendly first contact with a close American neighbor and ally.
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But because my evaluation unit is "Caribbean Green" which is, I believe, the last color you'll see when standing too close to one of those festering beached whales as it explodes.
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A guy, probably not named Helen, who explodes into maniacal laughter upon seeing a mammoth disembodied head (presumably once part of a classical statue) that was pulled from the Hudson River.
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"When it explodes, which it will soon, if they got together with us and we got a real healthcare bill, I would be totally open to" working with Democrats, Trump said.
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Their disgust spins out of them into what Mr. Carlin describes as a swirling "pool of hate" that expands beyond the universe and explodes in a kind of second big bang.
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This suggests that if Starhopper explodes — which is unlikely yet possible due to its experimental design — its blastwave may be powerful enough to significantly damage the residential buildings from a distance.
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When they meet in the center of the frame, red shoves blue, fingers are pointed and then, inevitably, a green beer bottle flies across the screen and explodes on red's head.
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The goal with the new project is to help solve the issues around podcast discovery, which is an increasingly difficult challenge as the genre's popularity explodes with more podcasters creating shows.
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But later that same night, the news that David Bowie has died explodes across the internet—instantly knocking Gaga, and all the other Golden Globes winners, off the world's front pages.
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The violence Nora dreaded eventually explodes, and the play's ending has the ring of classic tragedy: deaths onstage and off, madness, the overwhelming feeling that the world has turned to chaos.
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That toxic environment has Bolsonaro's backers, much like U.S. voters who sent Donald Trump to the White House, hoping he will be a walking grenade that explodes the system from within.
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Wildfire explodes, Cersei takes the Iron Throne, Jon Snow's parentage is confirmed, and Dany heads for Westeros (finally), but the whole hour feels rather like an introduction to the real action.
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In Rauschenberg's rendering of our media society, one sees the "pop" where a bubble explodes into noise and where information and meaning implodes into pure effect losing original content or meaning.
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" President Trump, arriving in Brussels for a NATO summit, explodes at the sight of the vast new $1.3 billion NATO headquarters building — "a scandal, a monstrosity, an insult to ordinary Americans.
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"A Quiet Place," its music and libretto (by Stephen Wadsworth) more overtly bleak and jagged, brought the action forward several decades as the "Tahiti" family explodes with grief and buried anger.
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MG previous hardware hacking history includes a modified Apple USB-C laptop charger that could hijack a user's computer and a USB thumb drive that literally explodes after installing malicious software.
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In brief asides, we also see Taylor's various pitches to potential team members: good-natured but misused Mafee, who agrees; timid Ben Kim, who demurs; and outraged Wendy Rhoades, who explodes.
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If there's anything Harry Hamlin's podcast revelation can teach us, it's that too little has changed in some sectors of Hollywood, even as LGBTQ representation explodes in streaming and on television.
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Meanwhile, the population explodes — mothers in Niger average seven children — as parents continue to have lots of kids for social security, and each year more fertile land gets eaten by desertification.
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See the results REFINERY EXPLODES IN WISCONSIN: There was a big explosion at an oil refinery in northwestern Wisconsin Thursday, injuring 11 and forcing a major evacuation, the Associated Press reports.
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" She also said when she hears the value of the dollar would be higher, "my head explodes, because that's never good for agriculture, it's never good for a commodity-based state.
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But out of the hundreds of billions of stars in our Milky Way galaxy, which stretches about 100,000 light-years wide, only one explodes roughly every 50 years, according to NASA.
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The poor characters, too, are hopelessly stuck in their money-grubbing mind-set, fighting each other before the movie explodes, invariably, in a revolutionary convulsion of violence against their class overlords.
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When something huge explodes and all the pieces are landing and you have that moment of stillness where you don't know what to do next — that's the moment that she's in.
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But it's 1944, the sixth year of an endless global war, and opportunity explodes with the founding of the Hanford research center just three hours south of Mildred's parochial Washington home.
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It's laced with regret and nostalgia, but it's not as dark as Mansfield Park because at the end it explodes with that triumphant, cathartic love letter Wentworth slips into Anne Elliot's hands.
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What will happen in that case is the light will bounce on the mirror many times, the amplitude [of the light] grows exponentially, and the mirror eventually explodes due to radiation pressure.
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In the style of Fonsi's record-breaking music video "Despacito," "Echame La Culpa" explodes into a lively, colorful party, complete with Samba dancers, while the singers get close on the dance floor.
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If your appendix explodes or you have a heart attack, you won't have time to rush to a transparency website to find the best deal or the quality ratings of a surgeon.
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There are approximately 100 billion stars in the Milky Way — each one a massive ball of hydrogen and helium burning until it eventually becomes a white dwarf or explodes in a supernova.
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Most of the good apps like Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes have been available on other VR platforms for quite a while, so it's hard to get super excited about those either.
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When you pull the pin on a hand grenade, you have four seconds from the time you release the spoon — the aluminum lever that holds down the fuse trigger — until it explodes.
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So call it the Netflix paradox: Roma's potential audience explodes exponentially on the streaming platform, and yet Cuarón's expansive and transportive filmmaking is built explicitly to be seen on a movie screen.
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"We [would] have a lot of economic energy that explodes into the global economy, manifests itself in better economic data and better earnings, certainly into the front half of 2020," he said.
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When he announces that he hasn't taken any money from PACs, instead raising $10.4 million (with an average donation of $33) to Cruz's $4.6 million over the last quarter, the audience explodes.
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His work makes high-concepts, the kind you only appreciate after a long talking to, seem like a waste of energy, the same energy that explodes, quite literally, out of his work.
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This munition was developed during the Iraq war and is an air blast-type warhead that explodes before hitting the ground in order to project a a massive blast to all sides.
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Slowing down the video, you can see that Parker explodes toward the middle of the floor at the exact second Lowry shifts his body weight to preemptively fight over the oncoming screen.
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We meet his sharp but affectionate sister, learn who his favorite musicians are, watch him plink out basic Christmas carols before he explodes in a burst of frustration and cascading, crunching chords.
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So, I'll want to decorate a bedroom, or finally sort out these sagging record shelves; but then a fence will blow down, or the shower explodes (which it did, right before Christmas).
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When I kiss him in his sleep, soundly in REM, dreaming his baby dreams, he smiles and my heart explodes out of my body and into all of the space surrounding us.
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The presidency itself -- the way Americans perceive the office, the power it imbues and how candidates pursue it -- could be altered dramatically if the current situation explodes into a full-scale crisis.
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One gallery in the "Open-Ended" exhibition, home to the core works from the permanent collection, nearly explodes with six majestic paintings by Clyfford Still, a gift from the artist in 1975.
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She tips a bottle of water to her lips, then lifts it higher and higher, chugging it now, until her head suddenly jerks back and the water explodes out of her mouth.
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A great dive-bar sequence, in which this gang of rebels grooves on "jelly donut" shots, keeps building and building until it explodes into a fight between Joe and Gelman's character, George.
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We cannot now sit by and watch hatred and cruelty ratcheting up again; fomenting the current trend towards retrenchment, polarization and chauvinistic nationalism until it explodes in another devastating confrontation of peoples.
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The fears at the nuclear power plants are of "an accident in which someone explodes a bomb inside the plant," said Sébastien Berg, the spokesman for Belgium's federal agency for nuclear control.
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Related: This Artist Is Turning Roadkill into Still Lifes Digital Still Lifes Chronicle a Modern Day Drug Lord A Still Life Explodes with Color in Tourist's "To Have You Back" Music Video
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For decades now, others have managed to do as well, but few have managed to top that satisfying feeling of pumping a shotgun and shooting a flaming, floating skull until it explodes.
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It's set in an auto-body shop, and every time the music explodes with emotion, the people around Björk start sliding and spinning as if they were in an old Hollywood musical.
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In four figurative canvases, though, this stately march of earnest irony explodes into prismatic complication, with views of a halved and doubled cabaret figure seen as if through a cut glass chandelier.
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The prevailing style might be called populist highbrow or perhaps raised lowbrow (you might want to bone up on Kylie Minogue songs), except that "Prudencia Hart" sends up and explodes such categories.
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But if you're willing to go the all the way down the Martian gravity well and touch down on the surface with a lander or rover, the range of scientific possibilities explodes.
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Porno Rockets First rocket bursts high in the air, spelling out a warning that no one under eighteen should look at the next rocket, which explodes into a closeup of throbbing genitalia.
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At 1,300 frames per second, the kernel leaps from the heating element, full of starch and joy, and explodes into its fluffy final form before tumbling down in a cloud of steam.
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If you can carefully break down the task into steps and write a script or a program before it, boom, you've got this obedient device that will do it until the sun explodes.
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"Here she is trying to celebrate her 20th wedding anniversary, a trip she's had on the books for months, and everything explodes, right before she was due to go," the source tells PEOPLE.
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One source told Reuters that Blue Origin will soon conduct its first test in space of an emergency system that launches the crew to safety in the event that the booster rocket explodes.
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Soderbergh understands the contradiction of Tatum as a performer — which is that he can come across as a little stolid until he explodes into dance or physical comedy or that million-watt smile.
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"I've played Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes, a bomb defusal game where one person has a bomb and the other has a manual that tells you how to defuse the bomb," he explains.
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The bomb defusal game Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes — one of the coolest games first developed for virtual reality — is launching for iOS and Android phones and tablets on August 1st for $9.99.
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A new study details the life cycle of the fungus, Ophiocordyceps, and it's like something from a sci-fi movie: It takes over an ant's body, then its brain, then the ant explodes.
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The old weirdo kept going on about a documentary, which explained that the full brunt of the decomposition process happens in the first couple of days—how the stomach explodes and so on.
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On a golden Palomino with a flowing mane and thick white blaze, Mr Johnson explodes forward into the dirt arena in pursuit of a steer that has been released in front of him.
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It's done like this partly to reward the most dedicated players for their efforts… but it's also an easy way for them to roll things out gradually to double-check that nothing explodes.
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Based on the 2007 book by André Aciman, it's a tale of sexual awakenings and first loves that will reach inside your chest and slowly tug at your heart until it literally explodes.
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All the old favorites are here: Erotic Art Collecting Squirrel, who, just as a twee art-collecting couple acquires a statue called "Le Sonata du Mon Twat Fromage," messily explodes from their heads.
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These apparently respectable stiff-upper-lippers must adapt or perish as their ordered world explodes into grisly chaos, all as a direct result of their past sins — while Hitler's shadow looms just offscreen.
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You can also get into trouble if you signed up for a card with zero percent or a low interest rate and you forgot it explodes to 25 percent after a few months.
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Life's normal for these scrappy kids until time-traveling teenagers from the future come to salvage old technology, time-traveling adults come to punish those teenagers, and the whole world explodes into chaos.
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In films like Amy Schumer's Trainwreck, she's a put-upon stranger who explodes at the nice blonde girl on the subway for daring to wonder aloud why the train has halted between stops.
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"Wow" is built around boisterous, trappy drums and a zonked-out flute loop; it could be a Ying Yang Twins song before it explodes into something richer and more melodic come the chorus.
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Stefano Branca, an expert with the National Institute of Geophysics and Vulcanology (INGV), said there had been a "paroxysmal eruption" on the island, when high-pressure magma explodes from a shallow, underground reservoir.
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The suspense explodes into hysteria as two groups rush on to the strident sounds of Mendelssohn's "War March of the Priests," capturing a man and a woman and brutally forcing them to kiss.
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"The back-of-the-envelope calculations say it's going to be about once every 30 years that a supernova explodes in the sort of range that our detectors can see," said Dr Uchida.
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Another twenty yards the other way, maybe we hit the propane truck, it rolls and explodes, killing not only the driver but everyone behind him, and Rose is covered with fire and screaming. . . .
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Because when a nightclub gets shot up, or a bomb explodes in one of New York's gayborhoods, I don't share in the desire to go fuck up some dudes in beards and caftans.
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There's not a sound system in an American stadium that doesn't have "Song 2" waiting and ready at that perfect moment, 15 seconds in, when Albarn and the rest of the band explodes.
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When a bomb like this explodes, the shell fractures into several thousand pieces, becoming a jigsaw puzzle of steel shards flying through the air at up to eight times the speed of sound.
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It's because of her I get to live my own peculiar American dream, which is to have a comedy career and drink as much cold brew as I can before my heart explodes.
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Red foam spits out of the bed's sides and explodes into a gigantic lamp culminating in a huge, illuminated red rubber ball, which contrasts wildly against the house's century-old tile mosaic flooring.
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These civic guarantees make possible our coexistence, particularly at a time when bogus information rapidly spreads through social media, radical political content explodes across digital channels and public debates increasingly veer toward extremism.
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Their idyll abruptly ends when Arthur spills the beans to Aurora about Jim's role in her awakening, and she explodes in a stunning fit of fury that is the movie's dramatic high point.
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The sticky funk and broken pop of Jaime explodes into technicolor in a live setting, with Howard's ace backing band allowing her the freedom to plumb the album's depths on a nightly basis.
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Lifting his phone, this previously little-known big cheese winces in pain as the unmistakable bark of Donald Trump explodes into his ear, forcing him to yank the device away from his head.
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In the first episode, a group of teenagers gather at their high school for Saturday detention, not knowing they are soon going to be trapped inside when the chemical plant near their school explodes.
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In a video shared by the Daytona Beach News-Journal, the actor and comedian is seen taking a swing at a golf ball, which immediately explodes with blue powder, after Murray, 67, hits it.
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When it explodes, turning familiar streets into a patchwork of checkpoints and bomb blasts, they begin to hear whispers about doors — doors that can whisk people far away, if perilously and for a price.
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Efraim never explodes into a violent rage because he's a far more stealthy assassin: A master chameleon, he's able to make himself into whatever the person he's talking to wants to believe he is.
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In an exclusive trailer for the second half of the hit Bravo franchise's current season, the drama in the ATL explodes with, among other things, the return of original Atlanta Housewife Kim Zolciak-Biermann.
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In 2017's "My Way" and 2012's "Feel So Close," he employs a minor-4 chord to bring some faux dark complexity, then explodes into an upbeat guitar rhythm peppered with exuberant repetition.
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"When you start bringing in phrases, the problem space explodes," explained Ali Farhadi, one of the creators of the project; I talked with him and researcher Aniruddha Kembhavi about Iconary ahead of its release.
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One fighter is seen running to the head of the street next to the Senobar hotel and shooting off an RPG at the governorate building which explodes in a ball of fire and sparks.
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Another running sketch, which borrows from and then explodes Jean Genet's "The Maids," finds a white woman, Miss (played by a male actor, Ugo Chukwu, in lace gloves and pearls), dealing with her servants.
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Many of the Democratic senators who hail from states that Trump won in last year's election say they fear the bill will end up being a giveaway to the rich that explodes the debt.
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It's hard to imagine that toward the end of this century, it will be the most luminous star in the Milky Way galaxy when it explodes, according to Louisiana State University astronomer Bradley Schaefer.
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By the time legislation is crafted, probably in early summer, the good basic framework could transmogrify into something completely ugly — a bill that explodes the national debt while handing massive benefits to the rich.
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Many of the Democratic senators who hail from states that Trump won in last year's election say they fear the bill will end up being a giveaway to the rich that explodes the debt.
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If you set an enemy on fire using your shoulder-mounted flamethrower, armor pops off of them; if you kill the enemy when they're on fire, a fountain of armor explodes from the body.
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In a clip chronicling the big reveal, Atkins hits a baseball that explodes into a cloud of blue after first thinking the video being filmed is solely for their partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank.
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Junkrat releases a remote-controlled tire bomb that can jump and climb over most walls/obstacles, and detonate at the press of a button (though it explodes on its own if too much time passes).
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The home run—the home run, David, is a business model that generates savings versus kind of the dirty solution today and retains the optionality for when we actually do price carbon the business explodes.
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After which this data mountain "explodes" as children themselves start engaging on the platforms — posting to social media 26 times per day, on average, and amassing a total of nearly 70,000 posts by age 18.
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If you hit something at that speed, you're in trouble no matter what, but if the battery just explodes, then Tesla's in really big trouble, and it's not going to come down on them easily.
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I love the movie, but there comes a point where it almost transcends traditional criticism, and at that point you might as well be sitting in a chair that shakes when a TIE fighter explodes.
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White House budget chief Mick Mulvaney said on CBS's Face the Nation Sunday that the tw0-year budget bill — passed by Congress and signed into law by President Trump — is "dangerous" and explodes the deficit.
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Although, as he says, his show is not being underwritten by Pfizer, Mr. Gethard himself explodes the familiar belief that people who are on psychiatric medication are necessarily hollowed-out, less creative versions of themselves.
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Stutts gives his firearms class the advice to "go West, then North" if a nuclear plant ever explodes, so they're traveling with, not against the prevailing winds, and (hopefully) out of the fallout cone quickly.
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Kiefer Sutherland stars as Tom Kirkman, a low-ranking cabinet member about to be fired when a bomb explodes at the State of the Union address, and suddenly he's the president of the United States.
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Adam Schiff, who represents a bright blue district in California and is the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said the two-year review of classified documents explodes many myths advanced by Snowden supporters.
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Figuring the participants as gold rats rather than fleshy humans, Lanigan-Schmidt frames Stonewall within a kind of animistic mythology that explodes the factuality required for history writing—at least as we have known it.
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"I'm in favor of permanent, meaningful tax cuts for the middle class — not a partisan tax bill that explodes the deficit and burdens our children and grandchildren for years to come," Heitkamp tweeted in August.
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The conversation quickly escalates: He feels Diamond is defining him through his sexuality and not giving him a chance; Diamond feels he lied, and it explodes into the biggest "reality"-style blowup of the show.
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"Perhaps the best thing that could happen is exactly what happened today because we'll end up with a truly great health care bill in the future after this mess known as Obamacare explodes," Trump said.
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What I didn't understand yet is that Lent concentrates guilt, then cathartically explodes it — it's a kind of intermissionless Bergman matinee that leads you stumbling back across the parking lot beneath the newly blinding sun.
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As friends try to hold him back, the 2017 Pro Bowler -- who led the league in rushing yards -- explodes and knocks one of his friends into the woman ... who both go flying into a wall.
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It's because if a large-enough asteroid explodes in the air before hitting the Earth (and generating tsunamis, craters, and fire-filled torrents of death), the resulting shockwave could blast winds powerful enough to flatten cities.
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Inside, a white pillow inflates explosively — in milliseconds — to nestle the driver, while an air-filled crinoline curtain explodes from the roof edge, to envelop the scene, not for modesty but to save us from ourselves.
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At the top of the episode, a natural disaster has hit Bellport, OH. The state's governor wants to avoid declaring a state of emergency after a Shepherd-owned oil refinery explodes, leaking poison into its town.
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These new formulas bring humankind ever closer to a sunscreen we'll actually want to apply — or, at the very least, won't mind keeping on hand as the sun gradually gets hotter and hotter and then explodes.
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D-Link also announced some new Exo mesh routers as well as a cute little mydlink devices including a smart switch and a weird little water sensor that will warn you when your water heater explodes.
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A scene I encountered in my research, where a monster explodes his metal phallus into cheek-piercing spikes inside of a woman's mouth, assured me that the feature film could indeed have been even more disturbing.
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New vehicular sections work well and provide further variety, while the game itself is often willing to take its foot off the gas altogether and throw extended sequences at you in which nothing explodes at all.
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SS Aledmys Díaz, St. Louis Cardinals — It's actually kind of infuriating that every other year a young and only modestly heralded Cardinal position player prospect explodes onto the scene with a seemingly instinctual ability to hit .
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Experts point out that radioactive fallout from a North Korean atmospheric nuclear blast would depend on the size of the detonated device, the location where it explodes, wind patterns and a number of other environmental factors.
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There, among puns and jokes (" BRUCE & DEMI-SEC MARRIAGE ON THE ROPES "), was a parody article headlined " NOTED WINE CRITIC EXPLODES ," detailing the supposed death of Parker while overeating at a bistro in the Rhône Valley.
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It's a strange setup that explodes into something like a gory fable about the perils of too much money and greed — a morality tale and a savage romp rolled into one, with a blisteringly cathartic ending.
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The tilt toward diversity then explodes in early March when big Sun Belt states from Florida, North Carolina and Virginia in the southeast to Arizona and Texas along with California across the southwest will all crowd together on the calendar.
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In 2020, scientists will continue to point ground and orbiting telescopes at Borisov as it speeds back toward the stars beyond — unless, as some astronomers hope, it explodes into fragments after being heated by the sun.
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Watching Tuca and Bertie navigate through transitional moments in their lives as cartoon chaos explodes around them feels more real in a lot of ways than any live-action, glossy interpretation of their characters would be.
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But of course in peak season, once it gets to uh to Christmas time, once it gets to the great sales that are taking place, that 3 million literally explodes in a very, very short window.
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When trickle-down economics Republicans have tried before fails again and this bill explodes the nation's deficit, Republicans will call for huge spending cuts to critical programs that everyday Americans depend on to make ends meet.
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As radiation pressure is lost in the switch from light to matter, the star suddenly contracts; when the compression causes fuel in the outer shells of the star to ignite, the contraction reverses and the star explodes.
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But as national media line up behind the attractive and articulate Ocasio-Cortez, and her social-media following explodes as it has done since her victory, tempering the radical Occupy remnants is going to become more difficult.
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By looking at the debris that a star leaves behind after it explodes, like this photo of supernova remnants from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, astronomers can figure out when a supernova occurred, essential for stellar timelines.
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The fire-resistant Hovervault (not fire-proof) is made of fiberglass composite materials that will contain the flames and heat when your hoverboard eventually explodes into flames—whether that's while it's charging, or while it's being transported.
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The idea is that when a magnetar—a neutron star with an intense magnetic field—explodes in a blaze of glory, its magnetic field is intensifying the energy of the explosion to boost luminosity to ludicrous levels.
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As the homeless population explodes and pricey projects are voted into existence, some Seattle residents are questioning if the tens of millions of dollars the city has poured into boosting its progressive credentials is money well spent.
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"Worms is well renowned for its sense of humor, especially weapons such as the Banana Bomb, Holy Hand Grenade and Concrete Donkey," a giant, donkey statue that falls from the sky and explodes on contact, Eggett explained.
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Scarlet dye, placed amid the wads of stolen cash, explodes and drenches the brothers' faces and clothes, but that's not all; the scenes that follow are also reddened, as if we were watching through blood-tinted spectacles.
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In his short film, Novae, French filmmaker Thomas Vanz reveals his own interpretation of the death of a star as it explodes, shining as bright as billions of suns, implodes, and eventually turns into a black hole.
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Fielding questions about whether the company could launch more variants as the electric market explodes, Zetsche said that the planned 10 electric variants would already allow Daimler to cater to 60 percent its relevant electric cars market.
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I've heard them spat in anger and mumbled in resignation and from California, you can hear them choked through smoke and fear in real time as 503 explodes the ranks of America's fastest growing demographic: Disaster survivor.
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It's fair to say that "Sorry to Bother You" sticks to its own script, but crucial to add that the script in question flips, swerves, meanders and all but explodes in a flurry of ideas and inspirations.
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