"It's like a this-size firecracker versus a that-size firecracker, but it's a firecracker," Sondheim said.
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Firecracker itself is open source, too, and I wouldn't be surprised if Firecracker ended up as the first open-source project that AWS brings under the umbrella of the OpenStack Foundation.
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"At first I thought it was a firecracker," he said.
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These include a firecracker, a mooncake, and a red envelope.
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Startups such as Weaveworks have developed a platform on Firecracker.
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Naturally, fierce firecracker Hernandez would seamlessly slip into the roles.
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See who is proud to show off their firecracker side!
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But for everybody else, it's sort of a fizzled firecracker.
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The revelation is more of a firecracker than a bombshell.
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Parmer said the firecracker manufacturers may have been operating illegally.
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It was like a firecracker had exploded on my arm.
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In 2012, Rogers introduced the Firecracker Photographic Grant, an annual award supporting documentary projects; and in 2014, the Firecracker Contributors Award began honoring the mentors, commissioners, and educators that continue to support female photographers.
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Then I reached out and lit the firecracker in her hand.
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He tapped "Firecracker" and lit the stage on with his moves!
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Cara Delevingne is a firecracker in every sense of the word.
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The only good Fourth of July dessert is a Firecracker popsicle.
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"Firecracker" broke a window at another cop house the previous week.
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There are minor flaws in this irresistible firecracker of a book.
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The adorable firecracker packaging means you can skip wrapping it yourself.
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My first thought was that someone had set off a firecracker.
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I def got hit with in the arm with firecracker in Vermont.
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Reignover plays with cleaner style than the wild, firecracker approach Dardoch took.
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Firecracker shrimp were all right, but the spicy glaze failed to ignite.
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MoMA has not exhibited this firecracker since 2212, so don't miss it.
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A sailor holds a firecracker between his legs, moments away from exploding.
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The whole thing feels like a firecracker exploding in a nuclear war.
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At one point she held a firecracker, and asked me to light it.
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Katy P. was seriously injured when someone placed a firecracker in her rectum.
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"Firecracker makes it easier for the enterprise to have secure code," Ford said.
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The firecracker leveraged the fame she accrued on RHONY into a lucrative empire.
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On the whole, he's like a firecracker that went off in your hand.
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It even comes in a gold firecracker packaging so it's ready for gifting.
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A lighter, firecracker fragments and three unexploded firecrackers were found at the scene.
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It was more of a blast, like a giant firecracker or a bomb.
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"It can be as loud as a firecracker going off," Mr. Esposito said.
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The first indication of the fire was a new smell, like a firecracker.
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This chain of modern Chinese spots is offering family-size portions of some of its signature dishes for delivery, including ginger-scallion chicken, firecracker chicken or firecracker tofu, with several side dishes, $260 to $2100 serving three to 24 people.
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Earlier in his career, Ibrahimovic was a firecracker, liable to explode at any moment.
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Roast beef is a great place to start, though firecracker shrimp isn't bad either.
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Her TV show, Cher, produced unforgettable moments like this firecracker duet with Tina Turner.
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Charlotte was a "spectacular, freckly faced firecracker with a scratchy voice," her mother said.
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Now it's once in a blue moon and you think, 'Was that a firecracker?
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Actually, when I was a kid, I was even afraid of lighting a firecracker.
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Jessica Barden, who portrays multilayered firecracker Alyssa, has her own opinion on the messy matter.
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A flight of stairs lined by firecracker plants and palms descends to a sandy beach.
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Newton, IA 50208 Hopefully the right family will be able to take Firecracker home soon.
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The anarchists lit a Brazilian flag on fire, then blew it up with a firecracker.
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On Friday, the Firecracker Parade and Cultural Festival takes place in Manhattan from 11 a.m.
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Bounced around like a schizophrenic firecracker, Handing out missing persons fliers that bore your image.
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Ultimately, Riley's vividly realized setting and Suzy's firecracker spirit collide in a surprising whiplash climax.
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Like any daring writer worth her salt, Hunt now and then launches a dud firecracker.
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"Ayoola summons me with these words — Korede, I killed him," begins Oyinkan Braithwaite's firecracker debut novel.
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Here's a man who enjoys sticking a firecracker up his derrière when he's drunk and happy.
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I wanted to make her the queen of the Fifth of July, Miss Spent Firecracker 2002.
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Pearson's driving skills were notably on display in the 2500 Firecracker 19743, raced on Independence Day.
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The young man who held onto a firecracker a second too long — and lost an eye.
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They leave only reluctantly, chased off by the polar bear patrol with firecracker shells and spotlights.
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In the space of a few minutes, the faint firecracker smell had become a black cloud.
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Here is Peterson&aposs radio call a full seven minutes after the report of a firecracker. Listen.
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The government says his death was caused by a marble shot from a large firecracker by demonstrators.
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AWS Lambda is built on Firecracker, the open-source virtualization technology, built originally at Amazon Web Services .
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I at first thought it was some sort of firecracker, or even something with the microphones inside.
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My grandma is 91 years old and a little firecracker, still living by herself in her condo.
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Then there's Terry, in his late 60s; a firecracker attorney who loves latex fashion and spike stilettos.
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The buoyant mood seemed a source of delight to the college's firecracker head of fashion, Zowie Broach.
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Firecracker Popsicles, also known as Bomb Pops depending on which brand you prefer, require virtually no preparation. Why?
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But regardless of whether or not it's truly the end, we're looking at a firecracker of a finale.
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It sounded like a firecracker, and one of the girls I was with said, 'That just hit me.
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Firecracker, a metallic bronze, is also a great all-over-the-lid shade when you're in a hurry.
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One track, "Firecracker", was not only a huge hit in Japan but charted in America and Britain too.
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There's this firecracker moment when our eyes connect for the first time and bing — we want each other.
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In my hometown [Quanzhou, China], there were so many firecracker factories, so I had easy access to gunpowder.
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We commend Taco Bell's constant quest for creativity, even if it occasionally falls short — looking at you, Firecracker Burrito.
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The result, Firecracker, launched in 2011, serving as a kind of women's club for photographers with a European connection.
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Tamburello is also balancing dad life with his stints on the show and spoke proudly of his "firecracker" son.
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I am also a friend of firecracker Kayleigh and rooted for her on Vendettas when she was being bullied.
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Katy P. is on the mend after an unknown individual placed a firecracker in her rectum and lit it.
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This disease is horrible and it takes a toll on you, and she wasn't that firecracker she always was.
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For a little firecracker, consider Enya ("little fire"), Keegan ("small flame"), Kenneth ("born of fire") or Elena ("shining light").
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Anyway, America, if you're pining for an aphrodisiac firecracker of your own, there's always Flamin' Hot Cheetos Ice Cream.
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As Mr. Bocci learned, C. diff symptoms are to ordinary diarrhea as a nuke is to a homemade firecracker.
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He had also heard the explosion, he got close, and he told me he believed it was a firecracker.
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" Harris tells PEOPLE that both pregnancies were hard for Courtney, who was a stay-at-home mom and a "firecracker.
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Even today, if a firecracker goes off in the street or someone shouts, it can sometimes scare me to death.
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The 90-year-old firecracker blew away the America's Got Talent judges and audience on Tuesday night with her audition.
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FoodBeast recently brought our attention to a Reddit post that showed off the new test item called the Firecracker Burrito.
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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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Year after year, to the accompaniment of firecracker bursts and drums, the ritual is repeated as protection against evil spirits.
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" Speaking with The Ledger-Enquirer, a former coworker of Spellman's remembered the victim as a "little firecracker" who "loved life.
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While he was a guileless youngster, he was also a fizzing firecracker; a ball of nervous energy at all times.
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In 1977, I met Judi Jupiter, an outrageous firecracker, and proposed a photo shoot for a magazine where I freelanced.
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She said a drunk man lit a stick of the firecracker, which exploded in his arms and shattered his jaw.
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Like the many previous outrage du jours, however, a sober analysis reveals this latest charge is yet another wet firecracker.
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Notice that any time a media narrative emerges that he doesn't like, he takes to Twitter and lights a firecracker.
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How he widens his eyes, as if he's just been handed a birthday cake with a firecracker for a candle.
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When that collusion delusion fizzled out like a wet firecracker, Democrats clumsily switched scripts to spurious charges dealing with Ukraine.
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All you need then is a spark, which could come from a power line failure, a cigarette, or a firecracker.
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Authorities initially blamed the noise on a firecracker, to avoid global embarrassment, investigative journalist Hamish McNeilly discovered, according to ABC.
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Sivakasi accounts for nearly 90 percent of India's total firecracker output which is worth 60 billion rupees ($816 million) a year.
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But then again, all things considered, a firecracker may as well be a gun in the hands of bodies like ours.
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FIRECRACKER, MOONCAKE & RED ENVELOPE might appear in a post-2017 version of #Unicode — added to #Emoji candidates list during #UTC150. pic.twitter.
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She first thought the bang was firecracker, but dove under a desk when she saw someone taking aim at people inside.
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Came back to find out he had stuck a firecracker in its mouth and blown my pet toad to kingdom come.
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In part, that's thanks to the Taco Bell's out-there menu items like the Naked Egg Taco or the Firecracker Burrito.
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According to South China Morning Post, the boy lost sight in his right eye when he was injured by a firecracker.
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He'd morphed from a firecracker into a weary person grappling with depression and isolation, stubbornly resisting the temptations of mainstream rap.
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When a girl dropped a firecracker off a balcony at me and yelled, "YOUR TURN" in German, I started drinking faster.
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He's been surrounded all his life by alpha women — his late mother was a screaming, hard-drinking firecracker of a woman.
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There are three layers here, and when I unearthed them, each one went off in my brain like a firecracker: Pop!
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They discovered her, adored her, fell in love with her, the hunched-over little firecracker who railed against canons, corporations, capitalism.
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That makes a lot of sense; if some are deployed right, especially the firecracker, it's possible to essentially break the fight.
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In many ways, it is far more legal to shoot a gun in Iowa than it is to light a firecracker.
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Someone telling me that I can't do something because I'm a girl is the biggest firecracker you could put under my ass.
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That honor goes to Sofia Vergara, who scored the part of Gloria, Colombian firecracker and wife of family patriarch Jay (Ed O'Neill).
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"It appears as though something had exploded in the kittens face more than likely some type of firecracker or firework," said Long.
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Thomas Reddington, 24, remembered hearing "a loud bang" and thinking a firecracker had gone off, he said during an interview with ABC.
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Even better, it smells like those Firecracker raspberry lemonade popsicles you'd beg your mom to buy you from the ice cream truck.
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He won his Nascar-record 20013th and final race almost exactly 32 years ago, at what was then called the Firecracker 400.
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Todd Terje: I read about "Firecracker" in Bill Brewster's Last Night a DJ Saved My Life: the History of the Disc Jockey.
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While Canada Day has more or less taken over in terms of fireworks, during my childhood Victoria Day was also Firecracker Day.
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Taco Bell's latest creation, the Firecracker Burrito, is filled with rice, cheese, beef, and red tortilla strips — a pretty standard combo, right?
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The parcel, he said, contained what appeared to be a handmade "pyrotechnical device," or a "big firecracker" that caused only limited damage.
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Nearby, a friend, Nazanin, sneaked up on a woman who lives down her corridor and dropped a firecracker right behind her back.
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A boy was hurtled ten feet into the air after lighting a firecracker on top of a manhole, according to the UK's Independent.
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" Amid a busy work schedule, Kramer is relishing her time with 2-year-old Jolie Rae, whom her mother describes as "a firecracker.
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Salute the stars that have stripped down to show their 4th of July spirit by guessing the sexy firecracker in the flag photos!
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What he does have, now as ever, is panache: He's a firecracker of a frontman, unafraid of strident commitment to a garish conceit.
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The rise in sales may reflect greater public awareness of the problem -- earlier this week, students across the country held anti-firecracker rallies.
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But once you're all learned up, there's Firecracker Whiskey, which has the potential effect of setting your enemies on fire with melee attacks.
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"He's a tough little kid, he's a firecracker," said Judge, who played with Gamel most of the last two seasons in the minors.
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He said he was walking his daughter to her kindergarten class at the school when they heard what he thought was a firecracker.
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National Police Agency Director General Chen Kuo-en said an explosive that looked like a firecracker was the suspected culprit, the news agency reported.
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"The more time I spend as a woman, the more of a feminist firecracker I become, and more involved with women's issues," Carollo said.
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Just for fun, the team also shows what it looks like when you ignite a Thunder Snap fuseless firecracker with the arc's two ends.
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On Saturday night, Daytona will host the Coke Zero Sugar 400, a race formerly held on July 4 and known as the Firecracker 400.
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There is little evidence of that, but Mr. Guo has thrown a firecracker into the careful choreography of the lead-up, some experts said.
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Michael Sita, the school principal, was stepping out to a printer at about 1 pm when he heard a loud crack, like a firecracker.
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"We sat down at one of those picnic tables -- I heard a loud bang and I thought some idiot set off a firecracker," Reddington said.
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Where Solange's behavior on the elevator tape speaks to her unpredictable, "firecracker" sensibility, he explained, "Beyoncé would be in the corner quiet," avoiding the drama.
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Firecracker serves as a way to get the speed and density that comes with containers and the hardware isolation and security capabilities that virtualization offers.
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In recent years, wildfires have been ignited by things as varied as a gender reveal firecracker in 2017 and a garbage truck dumping burning trash.
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It's not like they didn't treat Annaliese Puccini like an unhinged weirdo for her many traumas or make Bibiana Julian into an Angry Latina firecracker.
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Ronnie is the Real Housewives-ready firecracker in the middle of a sea of depressing or maddening Californians — just look at "High Executioner" for proof.
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In the firecracker of a season premiere, she breaks the acrimonious silence with her sister (Sian Clifford) to focus on their father's (Bill Paterson) wedding.
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In the context of Amazon's open-source efforts, it's also worth noting that the company's Firecracker hypervisor now supports the OpenStack Foundation's Kata Containers project.
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We know at 2.21 on the afternoon of February 14, Deputy Peterson was in his office when a call came in of a possible firecracker.
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In "Casualties," a 19-year-old Israeli Army medic is "a Moroccan firecracker," and her Ashkenazi boyfriend, Oren, stationed far away in Gaza, is depressed.
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"This was like a firecracker in the water," he said of the government's decision to suspend a planned gas tax for at least six months.
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With the main courses, the meal tends to settle down into a routine of standard meats and fish, enlivened by the occasional firecracker side dish.
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Antiques Slices of cake from royal weddings, locks of hair from famous heads, firecracker wrappers, and artifacts related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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The book was a career-maker in the United States, and a firecracker in Bulgaria, where homosexuality remains taboo and is extremely rare in literature.
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"She's a firecracker, but she doesn't have all that experience that Biden does," Mary, who did not want her last name used, said of Warren.
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At around 235:217 at the end of the sixth song, "Kiss the Devil," during the guitar solo we heard what sounded like a firecracker.
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Former President Ronald Regan was the first sitting president to attend a NASCAR race, attending what was then called the Firecracker 400 in Daytona in 1984.
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Apart from the firecracker ban, the Supreme Court also ordered diesel generators and a power plant to be shut down to try to reduce the pollution.
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Directed with vaudevillian flair and firecracker snap by Rupert Goold, "Ink" is set in London, in the gory glory days of a quaint phenomenon: print journalism.
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"She's a firecracker, but she doesn't have all that experience that Biden does," Mary, a voter in tiny Blue Grass, Iowa, said of Warren in January.
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"I just wanted to share our appreciation especially in the face of so much tragedy," said Tashmica Torok, founder and executive director of the Firecracker Foundation.
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New Delhi (CNN)Twenty-three people were killed and 14 others injured in a large explosion at a firecracker factory Wednesday in northern India, police said.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - An explosion at a firecracker factory in India's northern state of Uttar Pradesh killed eight people and injured three on Friday, police said.
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Ms. Khobdeh, a firecracker, takes every role to the limit — in a great way — and Mr. Mahoney, powerfully built, has an understated quality to his dancing.
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One year later, he would turn YMO's "Firecracker" into a gritty boombox masterpiece on "Death Mix Pt. 2," a B-Side from his Death Mix live album.
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A ridge of high pressure has been keeping the Southeast firecracker hot and humid since the holiday and that same feature keeps the upper level winds weak.
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One commuter, Amelia Vogler, posted a picture on Twitter showing what appears to be the residue from the firecracker, saying she heard "maniacal laughter" from the perpetrator.
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Although Haley started his celebration on the frontstretch, at which point did he realize Kyle Larson was officially declared the winner of the Coca-Cola Firecracker 250?
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"Never seen them," he said, even though he has a "Firecracker Pop" -- a red, white and blue iced treat -- ready to go if they did come out.
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Taraji P. Henson took home a Golden Globe Sunday night for Best Actress in a Television Drama Series for playing the firecracker Cookie Lyon in Fox's Empire.
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Pitt recalled the wires snaking into the lake and the charges that detonated beneath the surface, splashing water into the air like a large firecracker, he said.
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With a coloring style that feels as if someone took a firecracker to a box of crayons, Na makes turtle shells as dynamic as a peacock's plumage.
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Arthur Garza, 22014, heard a pop against his tent, then saw the object, which he described as a "mortar" or "firecracker," bounce into the street and explode.
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If you try to record a bomb going off, what happens is that the microphone shuts down, and what was once a bomb turns into a firecracker.
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"But the firecracker industry needs to come forward to take the samples of the prototype and the new chemical formulations that we've developed," Kumar said in an interview.
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A drunken man in Manila, the capital, lighted a powerful firecracker and embraced it as it exploded, ripping his jaw and killing him, Health Secretary Janet Garin announced.
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Normally a firecracker of a woman, Stassi seems far more worried about keeping Patrick around throughout this entire ordeal than standing up for herself or her co-stars.
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"It Italy, they can be very conservative about classic art," said Erica Pelosini, the jean-shorts clad Florentine firecracker behind Louis Leeman shoes, with a touch of chagrin.
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It wasn't exactly painful at first, more like an overall shock to the system, kinda like a minor car crash or a firecracker going off near your head.
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Michael: And for every TV touchstone like the James B. Comey hearing, there were a dozen other microevents that burst and faded like a Fourth of July firecracker.
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But automation has its own problems, like when Safety Check presented a firecracker going off in Bangkok as "The Explosion in Bangkok, Thailand" while linking to false articles.
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Many Chinatown neighborhoods throughout New York City will host Lunar New Year events, but two of the key celebrations are the Firecracker Ceremony and Cultural Festival on Jan.
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It turned out to be little more than a firecracker, but the News Feed on the Safety Check site was quickly flooded with links to old or unrelated articles.
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Ahead, we're taking a look back at Machado's recent years as a red carpet firecracker, or, as Avedon once referred to her, "the most beautiful woman in the world."
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Fourteen people died — including 11 children — when a firecracker landed on pyrotechnics being stored for a religious ceremony in the Puebla state town of San Isidro in May 2017.
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Conservative Iain Duncan Smith, the real firecracker in the debate, has called Cameron "desperate" and accused the government's "In" campaign of being a load of "spin and smear" tactics.
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Mobot Firecracker 18-Ounce Foam Roller Water Bottle, $39.99, available at NordstromThe fitness enthusiast in your life can take both hydration and a muscle recovery tool on the go.
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" Tamburello is also balancing dad life with his stints on the show and spoke proudly of his "firecracker" two-year-old son Christopher Tamburello Jr. "Little man is great.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Latvia's teenage firecracker Jelena Ostapenko recovered from a dreadful start to blaze past former world number one Caroline Wozniacki into the French Open semi-finals on Tuesday.
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As fact checking website Faktenfinder pointed out, Hamburg police unfortunately contributed to the confusion with a tweet from July 8, claiming one policeman's eyes had been injured by firecracker.
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On "Firecracker," Terje and crew take the legendary Japanese trio Yellow Magic Orchestra's vintage dance jam and embellish it with an uptempo beat, trilling keyboard line, and choral accompaniment.
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The Bangkok "explosion" had been confirmed by the third party based on two local media reports about the firecracker protest, Anna White, a Facebook spokeswoman, said in an email.
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Michael Keaton stars as a firecracker of a ghost called in by much tamer ghosts (Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis) to scare away the new owners of their house.
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The celebrations begin with the Firecracker Ceremony and Cultural Festival on Tuesday in Sara D. Roosevelt Park, and lead up to the annual New York City parade, on Feb.
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And unfortunately, he's up against not just an explosive and unpredictable firecracker of a character in McEnroe, but also one of the most consistently interesting performers working today in LaBeouf.
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A firecracker was thrown into a packed subway train in Manhattan on Friday morning, sending New York City commuters into an absolute panic, with one woman injured in the stampede.
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There are also somewhat magical elements, with the one-armed wolf's prosthetic limb adding a variety of special abilities, like the stun-inducing "firecracker" effect seen in the image above.
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An issue from 1929 reports a six-year-old who put a firecracker at the end of a three-foot stick, lit it... and it blew up into his eye.
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A special event on Wednesday is the return of the firecracker virtuoso Ashley Bouder to the "Rubies" ballerina after a nine-month leave in which she had her first child.
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He illustrated his point by extending a lit firecracker at arm's length in front of his face, which was exactly how it felt each time I yanked on the trigger.
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It was not immediately clear whether the blast was caused by an illegal firecracker, which are widely used in New Year's Eve celebrations in Germany, or by something more sinister.
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We spend as much time with the rapscallion Sam (Jonathan Bailey) and his new friend Fred (Amit Shah), with French firecracker Melody (Julie Dray) and her divorcé muse Colin (Adrian Scarborough).
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Whether it's a Roman candle, a traditional firecracker or small poppers, the sounds transport service men and women to the battlefield, conjuring up memories and images most have tried to forget.
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Treat said nearly everyone from the affected carriage escaped to the second-to-last carriage, but that he remained once he realized it was a firecracker and the danger was over.
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With firecracker chemistry between Noah Centineo's Peter Kavinsky and Lana Condor's Lara Jean Covey, it's no surprise viewers were shipping their fictional characters on screen and the duo in real life.
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For all the firecracker energy of its first half, "Happy New Year, Colin Burstead" never quite transcends the sum of its bickering parts to become a state-of-the-nation drama.
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The rescuer informed them that her neighbors in the Fordham section of the Bronx witnessed a group of teenagers forced a firecracker into a friendly street cat's mouth and lit it.
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Health Secretary Janet Garin also told reporters that, in a separate incident, a drunk man lit a powerful firecracker called "Goodbye Philippines" and died when it went off in his arms.
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Yet his ending, which I wouldn't dare reveal here, is a real firecracker, and the lessons Mr. Vyleta wishes to impart are largehearted, even if they detonate with a loud boom.
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" Even a local branch of a large police union, the DPoIG of Königsbrunn, fueled the mob's efforts: "WANTED: This is the 'protester' who wanted to bomb our colleague with a firecracker!
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I ran a firecracker four-miler in Denver on the Fourth of July, then won second in my age group in a women's race in Boise, Idaho, a few weeks later.
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The wildfire that smashes all of California's previous notions of "the worst that could happen" begins with an illegal firecracker set off by campers in the the San Bernardino National Forest.
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After last year's Delhi ban, production fell by nearly 40 percent, resulting in lower revenues and job losses at nearly 80 firecracker plants that dot the town and employ about 300,000 people.
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In the moment Mike Myers' face contorted in the shadow of West's celebrity coronation, and it became clear that Yeezy is a firecracker and a crucial force in the fight against apathy.
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Even though not every team has someone like Steph Curry or Damian Lillard, an off-the-bounce firecracker who turn immobile bigs into sushi, Nowitzki's vulnerability on defense remains a back-breaker.
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"Firecracker," their first big single, a slinky and infectious burst of electro cheese whiz, helped push their reach to the US, where they ended up appearing on an episode of Soul Train.
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American actor Morgan Freeman tossed a firecracker among Russian scholars by lending his voice to a newly formed Committee to Investigate Russia, whose purpose is to confront Russian interference in American democracy.
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The danger of putting a firecracker like that on the menu is that the half of the dining room that didn't order it ends up staring glumly at the half that did.
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After about 10 seconds, Treat said that other people came running from the other end of the train where the bang occurred, saying it was a firecracker and not a bomb or gunshot.
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FoodBeast reports that the Firecracker Burrito is currently being tested at four Taco Bell locations in Southern California, and Taco Bell confirmed that they will be testing at those locations through August 16.
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Following the running of the Coca-Cola Firecracker 250 NASCAR XFINITY Series race, MMA fans in the crowd and other curiosity seekers can head over to the UNOH Fanzone to see the fights.
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Even when the EMT came, Montel was like, 'This is the medication I had today,' and 'It sounded like a firecracker popped right here in back side of my head,' — all so clearly.
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The answer may be in the middle with purpose-built architectures that use open-source components such as Firecracker to provide the capabilities of containers and the hardware isolation that comes with virtualization.
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You can bet those races will soon be hotter than a firecracker, given the Senate's power to confirm Cabinet members and federal judges -- such as the justices who sit on the Supreme Court.
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"We sat down at one of those picnic tables -- I heard a loud bang and I thought some idiot set off a firecracker," Reddington told ABC News&apos "Good Morning America" last week.
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PATRON SHOT BY FBI AGENT AT COLORADO NIGHTCLUB TO RECEIVE FREE DRINKS 'FOREVER' "I heard a loud bang and I thought, oh some idiot set off a firecracker," Reddington said during the interview.
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Sure, it's not quite as easy as whipping up a firecracker, but it's pretty damn simple, and makes for a perfect potluck dish (especially for, say, an upcoming holiday known as 4/20).
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" Being a devout Christian and a believer in freedom of the individual, Madame Chiang was appalled when Acheson came out with a China White Paper that he himself described as a "giant firecracker.
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During the very end of the match, someone ran down close to the pitch and threw a firecracker at Strongest goalkeeper Daniel Vaca ... who covered his face and immediately fell to the ground.
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Today, join a firecracker ceremony on the Lower East Side, family programs in Prospect Park, or "Students Day" with free performances and dancing in the lobby of David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center.
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He was a firecracker, taking the reins of the offense, hitting 12 of 22 shots from the field and helping the Knicks rebound from a woeful loss to the Washington Wizards on Thursday.
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A couple months later, Coleman was back in the news when he threw a firecracker from a parked car at Dodger Stadium, leading to injuries to three fans, including a 1-year-old.
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Playlist: "Exotic Dance (Yellow Magic Orchestra) - Haruomi Hosono" / "Firecracker" / "Mad Pierrot" / "Rydeen" / "Seoul Music" / "Rap Phenomena" Spotify | Apple Music As the band progressed into headier, synthier dance-pop, the world was changing around them.
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The sweet, long-haired feline was taken in by Ohio's Richland County Humane Society in immediate need of medical attention after someone inserted a lit firecracker into the cat's rectum, reports Mansfield News Journal.
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Margraves says he's willing to refund anyone who already donated to the account, and that anything left over after March 9 will be given to charities like Small Talk, RAVE and the Firecracker Foundation.
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PAMPLONA, Spain (Reuters) - Thousands of cheering revelers filled Pamplona's main square on Friday to watch the traditional "chupinazo" firecracker being set off, marking the start of the northern Spanish city's annual San Fermin festival.
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It may have been the world's largest initial public offering (IPO) in two years, but shares of Postal Savings Bank of China (PSBC) hit the Hong Kong market like a wet firecracker on Wednesday.
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In 1999, Warren Breidenbach became the first US surgeon to perform a VCA transplant when he gave a new left hand to Matt Scott, a 20083-year-old who'd lost his to a firecracker.
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Katy P., the cat recovering in Ohio after a firecracker was placed in her rectum and lit, is unfortunately not the only innocent cat terrorized by abusers with pyrotechnics around the Fourth of July.
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But if you're feeling crazy, Isidori recommends topping it with a hunk of red, white and blue cake from the Flour Shop baker Amirah Kassem, an oversized chocolate star, and a firecracker cake topper.
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On the streets and in the shops, plastic shoots of sakura branches had already appeared, tied in firecracker explosions to street lamps, arranged in fans over displays of soft drinks at the convenience stores.
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"The Persian Gulf is like a tinderbox and explosion of a firecracker can lead to a huge disaster," the semi-official Mehr news agency quoted Guards commander Brigadier General Ahmadreza Pourdastan as saying on Sunday.
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Despite his program's theme of "Balanchine's Guys," Mr. d'Amboise was more eager to talk about the ballerinas he partnered at City Ballet, including Allegra Kent, Suzanne Farrell and, his favorite, the firecracker virtuoso Melissa Hayden.
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" It's a firecracker of a song — and, from an art critic's perspective, more sophisticated and more genuine than their earlier forays into museums and galleries, such as Jay-Z's dreary Marina Abramovic parody "Picasso Baby.
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While this "Firecracker" cover would go on to become one of his biggest hits with YMO, Hosono's solo material would continue to take inspiration from this specific tension exemplified by Martin Denny, Arthur Lyman, and others.
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Maybe toss a shuriken to keep a foe at distance from recovering their posture, or drop a firecracker to scare an incoming animal long enough that you can actually land hits directly to their vitality bar.
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She has a number of weapons, however, that should be well-suited to the grass including a firecracker serve, the staple of many Wimbledon champions, launched from her imposing 6-foot-1-inch (1.86 meter) frame.
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When they finally spoke in the cloakroom, Pressley admitted what had been perfectly clear to Schakowsky just from observing the woman she had known since she was an 8-year-old firecracker: Pressley was feeling low.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Jack Sock became the first American to reach the last four of the ATP Finals for 10 years when he stunned world number three Alexander Zverev in a firecracker of a match on Thursday.
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Rob Underwood, a 65-year-old from Lincolnshire, eastern England, who was visiting London for the day, said he heard bangs that sounded like a firecracker going off and did not initially realize they were gunshots.
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TO THE deafening beat of big bass drums and the occasional firecracker, tens of thousands of banner-waving trade unionists marched through the heart of Buenos Aires on March 7th, in protest at job losses and inflation.
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With firecracker earrings, monolid-accentuating eyepieces, and silver grillz, Ada Chen, an artist, jewelry maker, and Pratt Institute graduate, used her thesis collection, titled Made in Chinese America, to explore her identity as a Chinese American woman.
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But those humans, those conventional humans, are a sharp contrast to Super Mario, who is a pudgy red firecracker of color who can't be bigger than a Cabbage Patch Doll and can stand comfortably atop a streetlight.
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A solid-fuel motor is arguably the simplest, but it burns like a firecracker, making it less than ideal for manned spaceflight: if anything goes haywire, the rocket can't be shut off and will probably blow up.
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PAMPLONA, Spain (Reuters) - Party-goers and bull-running fans packed the main square in Pamplona on Saturday to cheer the launch of a firecracker which marks the start of the northern Spanish city's annual San Fermin festival.
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If you don't know ... Chad and Zach's new show on MTV -- which premieres Friday night at 9:30 -- has them putting themselves through some of the most ridiculous stunts ... like when Zach threw on a firecracker vest.
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I could use shinobi prosthetics during the fight, maybe toss a firecracker to grab a few moments to breathe, but every one of those tools absolutely churns through spirit emblems, one of the game's currencies, like candy.
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Ms. Garin said that rain late Thursday and a government public-service campaign that involved showing gory pictures of people who have been injured by firecracker blasts helped to keep the number of injuries below last year's figure.
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And Ms Ocasio-Cortez represents one of the safest Democratic districts in the country (which, to boot, she has vowed to represent by putting a firecracker up the sort of Washington consensus-building Mrs Pelosi is engaged in).
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More recently, a 44-year-old man in India came to the emergency department with decreased, 103/80-vision in his left eye and no vision in his right eye, after a firecracker blew up in his face.
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TEOTFW ends with James and his fan-favorite, firecracker of a girlfriend Alyssa (Jessica Barden) capping off their increasingly high-stakes crime spree by running away from an armed SWAT team in the middle of coastal, British nowhere.
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Loud, thudding drums accompany a percussive hook that starts on xylophone, crosses over to spiky rhythm guitar, and introduces a verse in which the band's lead singer and righteous firecracker Hayley Williams doesn't so much sing as cheerlead.
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The young galactic tear-filled eye joins several equally emo observations by ALMA, including black hole rainstorms, a "dinosaur egg" known as Firecracker, and the coldest place in the Universe outside of the creative hearts of these astronomers.
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Outfitting an assassin of the C-suite in an item of apparel typically associated with doting grandfathers and white-haired Irish poets is a mordant costume choice, like slipping an M-80 firecracker into an Easter flower arrangement.
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"Firecracker," a single from Hosono's early days later rerecorded for their debut, finds the band blending Japanese traditionalism with the same sort of parallel fourths, fifths, and octaves that Hollywood had used to convey "orientalism" in shorthand for decades.
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A man who was accidentally shot by an FBI agent in a Colorado nightclub said he thought someone had set off a firecracker before realizing blood was oozing from his leg — an incident he&aposs still in shock about.
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"I was walking my child to the classroom because they blew the whistle for the first bell, and when that first whistle blew it sounded like a firecracker went off and we all stopped and were stunned," Ferreira said.
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Naima Beckles, a friend and former teacher whom Ms. DeBose had met in 1999 while working with Teach for America, described her friend as a "firecracker" who'll finish in 12 hours what most people need a week to do.
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He's sure making up — I wouldn't call it making it up, but he's acting like a real scumbag by never telling me that he objected once, and then saying I was a time bomb, or a firecracker or something.
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" Some artists from Don't Stop Now's first edition return for volume two—Chris Farren takes a crack at Joanna Newsom's "On a Good Day" and Anika Pyle of Katie Ellen has a soft rendition of Lucinda Williams' "Metal Firecracker.
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On Thursday, I'll wake up, walk the dog, eat breakfast and drive to the start line of my local Firecracker 2000K, a race that kicks off holiday activities in Haddon Heights, N.J. I'll be joined by about 103 people.
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A 71-year-old professional pianist, singer and composer, Katzman has swung open the doors of Internet recognition with his Twitch streams that feature him tickling the ivories with improvised, firecracker-powered song renditions that are racking up nearly 500,000 viewers.
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A jagged lament by a jilted lover, it blended Elvis' distinctive vocal, a thumping bass line and a stinging guitar riff to land like a firecracker in a radio landscape filled with bland crooners such as Pat Boone and Doris Day.
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MacKenzie Bourg and Lauren Alaina, "I Hope You Dance" The season 10 runner-up has that "I'M GONNA GET WHAT I WANT!" type of bossiness that looks terrible on a 16-year-old but totally works on a legitimate adult firecracker.
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It includes four TSA-approved items — a Mineral SPF 30 Sport Lotion in Citrus Mimosa, Rosilliance SPF 30 Golden BB+ Cream, Mineral SPF 50 Tinted Sport Stick, and a full-size Mineral SPF30 Liplux in Firecracker — perfect for your next vacation.
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Donovan Mitchell's Audaciousness Is Inspiring The Utah Jazz are in a sad place, but, on the bright side, they also have Donovan Mitchell, a fearless firecracker with more responsibilities on his plate than any rookie on a decent team should.
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An online mob of self-proclaimed vigilantes hunted down the man in shorts from the video and wrongly accused him of being the person who threw a firecracker that "deprived [the policeman] of his eyesight", a widely shared Facebook post reads.
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This is terrifying footage ... A goalkeeper in a Bolivian soccer match was attacked by a fan who threw a firecracker from the stands during a match Sunday ... and the player was so frightened, he collapsed to the ground in fear.
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II. Their publications include a chapbook, Position Papers (Factory Hollow Press, 2016), and a novel, Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl (Rescue Press, hardback, 2017; Vintage, paperback, 2019), a 2018 finalist for the Lambda Literary and CLMP Firecracker Awards.
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In its own way it is as damaging to the perception of American Muslims as the overt prejudice espoused by the loudmouth, firecracker-flinging charlatan who currently and jaw-droppingly remains the prohibitive favorite to win the Republican Party's nomination.
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By 1959, "exotica" was in full-swing, both within the continental United States and across the airwaves of the country's military radio stations, where songs like "Firecracker"—Denny's hamfisted attempt at Asian "oriental" music—garnered at least some degree of international attention.
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On the Fourth of July and New Year's Eve, as fireworks pop loudly in the dark, ranchers will settle into their water trucks and mosey along the perimeter of their land, eyes searching for small fires accidentally started by one stray firecracker.
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With most of the damage done by her firecracker forehand, where her average speed clocked faster than men's world number one Andy Murray, it is little wonder that when asked if she admired another player's shot she was quick to share her thoughts.
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" (Those last three were from a single commenter.) However, Kimmel did agree with one Trump supporter who wrote, "If Jimmy Kimmel heard a firecracker as he was walking by himself anywhere, he would wear his pants like the little coward he is.
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People might think, "She's such a tough-as-nails, feisty little firecracker feminist" or whatever, but I've had to be nice to sound guys who were treating me horribly because I didn't want them to turn my vocals down during the set.
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Two companies, Bench Pressed in Minneapolis and the Firecracker Press in St. Louis, offer postcards reminiscent of party invitations that prompt the sender to fill in the blanks with things like a hometown, issues of concern and why the topic is important.
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Deny Designs: 30% off site wide (exclusions apply) Dormify: 20% off sitewide with code FIRECRACKER Hayneedle: Up to 65% off select outdoor furniture and décor plus an extra 10% off with code OUTDOOR10; Up to 60% off accent furniture and décor (through July 4).
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"Hopefully, that won't happen again," Petty said, explaining how over the years the race had capitulated to the whims and wishes of television, its name shifting from the Medal of Freedom 279 to the Firecracker 2400 to the Fill-In-Sponsor's-Name-Here 5003.
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Thankfully our resident weed expert, Abdullah Saeed, is here to show you how to make the firecracker, a really tasty edible that only requires a little pot, a toaster oven, some graham crackers, a bit of hazelnut spread, and about 25 minutes of your day.
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There will be a large firecracker ceremony in Chinatown on Saturday, followed by festivities along Madison Avenue and on Staten Island on Sunday, and at the China Institute, the American Museum of Natural History, Flushing Town Hall and the Queens Botanical Garden next weekend.
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For the coming season, the most notable change has been to move the second Daytona race from the Fourth of July Weekend, a date it occupied for decades — it was once known as the Firecracker 400 — to the last race of the regular season.
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His triumphant 2015 hit "Heaven Only Knows" was in many ways the ouverture for the bubbly sound of this year's SaveMoney summer—but insofar as there is a Chicago sound right now, Towkio is the firecracker underneath it making it splinter out in 18 different directions.
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The gradient lip look is basically just a glorified lip stain — a saturated coloration in the middle of the lips that seeps to the outer corners of the mouth — which looks as though it were created after a couple of licks of a red, white and blue Firecracker popsicle.
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During a lull, a SWAT -team member named Haytham Khalil—whose nickname, Hafadha, the Arabic word for "diaper," derived from the time a bomb hidden in one blew up on him, dotting his head with scars—produced a firecracker from his ammo pouch and tossed it into the alley.
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"A potential treat emerged as a wet firecracker in some sixty-eight neighborhood theaters yesterday where United Artists unveiled its singularly unorthodox 'Beat the Devil,'" the Times review said, comparing the movie unfavorably to its source, a potboiler of a novel pseudonymously written by the left-wing journalist Claud Cockburn.
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On the hottest days of the year, even those averse to high-fructose corn syrup and food coloring should let a freezer-burned Firecracker into their lives, if only for the joy of sticking out a blue- and red-stained tongue and reading the terrible joke on the stick out loud.
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This year, the court, which has heard submissions from the city government, the environment ministry and the firecracker industry, has so far refrained from giving an order to ban the sale of firecrackers The court hasn't indicated whether it will make a ruling before Diwali, that falls this year on Nov 20173.
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While its exact nature hasn't been released, authorities described the explosive as a "homemade pyrotechnic device" that was seemingly designed to create a loud noise and not "injure or maim," police told NBC L.A. It reportedly contained gunpowder, and Pasadena's mayor told the Orange County Register it was more like a firecracker than a bomb.
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MAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY FBI AGENT&aposS WEAPON SAID HE BELIEVED IT WAS AN &aposIDIOT&apos WITH &aposA FIRECRACKER&apos "Everyone was kind of shocked after it happened because [the agent] kind of put his gun back away and then he walked away," Julie, the woman who recorded the incident, told KDVR at the time.
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Click here to view original GIFInspired by a photo of someone cramming a firecracker inside a USB flash drive, a hacker who goes by "MG" on Medium has detailed a recent project where he engineered a Mission Impossible-style flash drive that ignites and explodes after delivering a nefarious software payload onto an unsuspecting computer.
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Benedict Cumberbatch has rarely had quite as much fun playing Sherlock as he does here, pushing his character to his mental and emotional limits, appearing for all the world like a firecracker fizzing down at both ends until he suddenly explodes into the in-control, 12-steps-ahead high-functioning sociopath we came for.
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There are multiple sides to the national treasure that is Cardi B.: there's the "regular-degular" girl from the Bronx, the hilarious Instagram personality full of hoe tips, the firecracker reality star ready to pop off at a moment's notice, the raunchy rapstress, the passionate commentator on feminism and social issues, the constant victim of hoe-shaming and sexism.
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She was a tiny firecracker of a woman in her early 30s who spoke a sublime and singular English that forced me to work through a process of double interpretation—Khmer to Sinary's English, Sinary's English to mine—that gave all of the interviews we did a level of the surreal, as though I were reporting from underwater.
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This tweet was later refuted by Hamburg police, and none of the information from the now-deleted Facebook post was true: The man in the photo didn't harm the Hamburg policeman with a firecracker, and the official who was attacked didn't go blind—instead, he was treated for noise damage, the Hamburg Police clarified on Twitter.
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In the back of that book was a list featuring a best-of mix for a lot of the clubs from the 80s—the Loft, Shoom in the UK. When I [was] 20 years old, I didn't know that much about disco and house music, and I didn't know that "Firecracker" was an influence on early electro DJs.
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