TFW you casually watch your relationship go up in flames
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It's unclear what caused the car to go up in flames.
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The cathedral was all but assured to go up in flames.
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Long-held beliefs could go up in flames thanks to this cosmic combo.
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Yet here we are, watching swaths of the Amazon go up in flames.
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But why does electricity make this steel drill bit go up in flames?
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Watch Clarke have to see her one tangible solution go up in flames.
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Why didn't the whole bedroom or even the whole house go up in flames?
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And the highlight: You watch hundreds of pounds of grass go up in flames.
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Should the house go up in flames, how would I edit the next draft?
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Losing a job and having your career go up in flames can be scarring.
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Skyscrapers go up in flames because they have flammable cladding yet no automatic sprinklers.
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Senum is terrified that Nevada City -- home to 2000,230 people -- will go up in flames.
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On the 22nd of August 2019, Chief Mapu's community witnessed their forest go up in flames.
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One Reddit user said they saw the Humano toilets "go up in flames" at the festival.
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But when their houses and livelihoods go up in flames, how long will they bear it?
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As Mr. Khan was driven away for questioning, he watched his home go up in flames.
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Samsung can't afford to have another phone literally go up in flames, so that better check out.
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Neighbors told NBC that they heard two gunshots ring out before seeing the car go up in flames.
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One guy had his entire leg go up in flames after his vape exploded at a gas station.
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It is astounding to think that they did this and the whole place didn't go up in flames.
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In the meantime, watch a sophomore year syllabus'-worth of literature go up in flames in the teaser above.
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Among my numerous fears about his presidency is that so much progress on climate could go up in flames.
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Watching all of that go up in flames would certainly fit the "bittersweet" ending George R. R. Martin promised us.
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The visually spectacular production includes choruses with glittering pompoms and showgirl outfits, and set pieces that go up in flames.
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This mundane hypothesis doesn't detract from the shock of watching an eight-century-old cultural landmark go up in flames.
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The fear I had wasn't for my own safety, but for watching the city I loved go up in flames.
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Based on the green-hued explosions Bran sees, could it mean King's Landing is still set to go up in flames?
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Among the properties to go up in flames was the landmark Sable Ranch, a popular location for television and movie shoots.
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Cover: Pushcarts belonging to street vendors go up in flames after clashes between two groups in New Delhi, India, Monday, Feb.
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We have an international set of agreements that limits their use so that the whole world doesn't go up in flames.
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All of this recycling is arduous, dangerous (e-waste recycling centers often go up in flames), and not really that lucrative.
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Everyone else: the jury's still out on whether your love life will go up in flames if you take that extra shift.
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At least she'd bought renters insurance from State Farm, she thought as she watched almost everything she owned go up in flames.
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The last episode, which aired January 23, showed the Pearson home go up in flames after a faulty Crock-Pot caught fire.
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Along the winding narrow streets of Bel-Air, it was easy to see how quickly the neighborhood could go up in flames.
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Video taken at the filming location of Winterfell indicate that the ancestral home of the Starks is going to go up in flames.
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SpaceX watched a Falcon rocket carrying a multimillion-dollar satellite go up in flames during a pre-launch test at Cape Canaveral, Fla.
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Will the Middle East go up in flames if the U.S. embassy moves 40 miles down the road from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem?
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"The last thing we needed was an important corner to go up in flames, and be left with a deserted corner," he said.
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Dominic, a neighbor who declined to give his last name, lives across the street and witnessed the building rapidly go up in flames.
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"These passports are your tyrants," intones Muhaxheri into the microphone, as their national identities – Albanian, Macedonian, Kosovar, Montenegran, Bosnian – go up in flames.
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Of course, there's plenty of drama to get through, including Scholly's showmance with Adekeye, which appears to go up in flames on Tuesday's finale.
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Without funding to go in and clear them, those dead trees act as kindling waiting to go up in flames at the first spark.
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Because late last year, at the height of the hoverboard craze, the addictive personal transporters and their chargers began to go up in flames.
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Gävle has constructed a giant straw goat every Christmas since 25 and arsonists usually let the whole thing go up in flames every year.
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A Neverland Valley brochure book, a white sequined glove, the Thriller jacket, all blackening and curling at their edges as they go up in flames.
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Guys in full-plate armor don't immediately go up in flames like they do in the movies when getting hit by a tiny burning stick.
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It turns out, the barges had about 217,000 gallons of fuel on board and no good way to ensure they wouldn't go up in flames.
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The car looked as if it might go up in flames, but the traffic was so heavy that we had to stay close to the wreck.
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Essentially, Sam is both wistful of humanity's accomplishments (art and poetry) and aware that such accomplishments often go up in flames (Troy and the current moment).
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Not only can wildfires spread faster, but there's a greater chance that entire trees will go up in flames (known as "torching") — making fires more severe.
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As YouTuber Uncle Rob also discovered, if you're not careful, your masterpiece might go up in flames before you even have a chance to sign it.
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"It's either going to go up in flames or [White] is going to say that I'm making some valid points and make some adjustments," she said.
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Dubai (CNN)Photographer Dennis Mallari's assignment to shoot the New Year's Eve fireworks was going fine until his vantage point started to go up in flames.
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"The siding material in this city, with that fire testing, is not going to be able to go up in flames like that," Mr. Fariello said.
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Drivers on the Erguang Highway in Shaanxi province, China, couldn't believe their eyes when they saw a commuter bus carrying 48 passengers go up in flames.
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This morning, Jeff Bezos had predicted an explosion: His hard working little rocket, the New Shepard, would go up in flames during its fifth—and final—launch.
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While I can definitely sense the faint smell of burning hair around me, my strands don't go up in flames like I've seen in some velaterapia videos.
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An airplane at O'Hare International Airport suffered a mechanical issue during takeoff Friday afternoon, causing the plane to go up in flames and forcing passengers to flee.
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We know it's forever because, in the final seconds of series finale "Sudden Death," we see the show-within-a-show's Everlasting mansion go up in flames.
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Our domestic energy resources should be put on the open market and not go up in flames while our friends are too dependent on Russian energy resources.
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Jeans are always good around fire; they're made out of thick cotton, and it's not a mixed material like polyester, which will just go up in flames.
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I think that many of the commentators didn't understand yesterday that we wouldn't expect the rest of the building to go up in flames because it's largely stone.
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"This is further confirmation that SoftBank is not going to let this thing go up in flames," said Vicki Bryan, chief executive of Bond Angle, a research firm.
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Do everything necessary to eliminate risks to humans, these experts argue, but otherwise leave dead trees alone to decompose or go up in flames and create new habitats.
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The latter warned that Bolsonaro's reckless policies are pushing the Amazon toward an ecological tipping point, after which the world's largest rainforest will inexorably go up in flames.
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A number of airlines and the FAA are also telling customers to leave their Galaxy Note 7s at home, lest they go up in flames during a flight.
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Saturday is Guy Fawkes Night in the UK, when bonfires, fireworks and effigies go up in flames to commemorate a foiled plot to blow up Parliament in 1605.
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Joe Scarborough, the former congressman and co-host of MSNBC's Morning Joe, told the president-elect that "Washington will go up in flames" if Bannon became chief of staff.
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Talking with first responders and members of the Paradise High School baseball team who watched their homes go up in flames is an experience that is unimaginable and indescribable.
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NOVO PROGRESSO, Brazil (Reuters) - A maverick journalist in this isolated Brazilian ranching town warned his readers last month that the surrounding Amazon was about to go up in flames.
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For example, Santa Rosa — the largest city in Sonoma County — had about 3,000 homes, or 5 percent of its housing stock, go up in flames from last October's wildfires.
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Joe Scarborough, the former congressman and co-host of MSNBC's Morning Joe, told the president-elect that 'Washington will go up in flames' if Bannon became chief of staff.
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It was easy to see how quickly the neighborhood could go up in flames: Sprawling estates on narrow streets were surrounded by towering elms and bitterly dry pine needles.
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"You can imagine the emotions that we experienced upon seeing all our hard work, heartfelt efforts and dedication literally go up in flames," the Islamic center posted in a statement.
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Here are some of our favorite theories on how The Unburnt will go up in flames in Thrones' last chapter, finally taking her rightful place as the series' Biggest Bad.
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They also walked circles around an imaginary bonfire, threw their figurative "masks" from everyday life into it, and watched any fixed perceptions they had about themselves go up in flames.
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Hannity opened up his show by saying that Iran was "going to get hit hard" and warned that the country's three major oil refineries could soon go up in flames.
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A spoonful of salt: Senate Republicans are feeling salty right about now because it looks like their efforts to repeal the affordable care act are going to go up in flames.
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NOVO PROGRESSO, Brazil, Sept 11 (Reuters) - A maverick journalist in this isolated Brazilian ranching town warned his readers last month that the surrounding Amazon was about to go up in flames.
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The zoo said the Gorilla Garden, which is near its devastated Ape House, didn't go up in flames and that gorilla Kidogo and six other members of his family are alive.
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Samsung's latest flagship phone seems to be holding up better than the now-discontinued Note7 in the "don't go up in flames" department, but the Galaxy S83 isn't completely devoid of issues.
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During their first summer at the station, there were three big wildfires nearby, and Brown realized that all that dry wood and all those pine needles could easily go up in flames.
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"We left our nations behind us in flames, only to find the Jungle go up in flames too," said Aziz Yaacoub, a 25-year-old from the troubled Sudanese region of Darfur.
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With a loud yell, he warns us of the still-burning conflagration, points to the arsonists, and tells us that if we fail to act, our democratic institutions will go up in flames.
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"In terms of the extent of damage, I mean, the whole forest did not go up in flames - but the fact is that the only victim of this atrocity was the environment," said Khan.
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But while she generally agrees with Skiba's critique of the festival as being racist and classist, she does take issue with him claiming sole credit for causing Fyre Festival to go up in flames.
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Galland goes on to outline a few steps to burn your bras (and unpleasant memories) safely and effectively, such as finding a space to light the fire and watch your past go up in flames.
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A material more than three feet long and one foot wide will go up in flames inside the capsule The heated experiment won't pose any danger to the astronauts on the station, according to NASA.
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Unclear. This season also finds Peggy undergoing a double mastectomy and Shannon Beador struggling with her weight, all while the women are navigating complex interpersonal relationships that could go up in flames at any moment.
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Also, the first Falcon Heavy flight has a chance of ending with a spectacular explosion, as Musk himself has cautioned in the past that there's some chance things could go up in flames shortly after launch.
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What's happening: Utility companies, fearful of setting off more disasters like California's deadly wildfires, are hungrily buying up AI systems that can tell them which equipment is the next to rupture or go up in flames.
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Photo via Facebook Hardcore environmentalists will no doubt spend a lot of time stressing the black irony of having the Mecca of the Canadian oil industry go up in flames to a climate change-induced wildfire.
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How to make the most of your charcoal when you grillIf you are new to charcoal grilling there are a number of ways to ensure that your carefully planned backyard barbecue doesn't go up in flames.
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First he must overcome the skepticism of the CIA and the White House, and then he must find the bomb and disable or detonate it before it causes the Middle East to go up in flames.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has, on several occasions, tried to downplay the risk of fires with battery-electric vehicles, pointing to the large number of gas- and diesel-powered automobiles that go up in flames each year.
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Gary Gastelu went to a racetrack in Utah to find out A German man watched $450,000 go up in flames over the weekend when his Ford GT caught fire, but he and his son escaped without harm.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads TORONTO — Standing in a spacious gallery at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in Toronto, I held back tears as I watched piles of confiscated elephant tusks go up in flames.
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By now we seen a long list of burned hoverboards and even a few in the midst of exploding, but this is the first time we've seen one go up in flames while the owner is on it.
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I'd like the Democrats to do this right away, but it may take a few months or a year of seeing their initiatives go up in flames before they take the possibility of playing this kind of hardball seriously.
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Fire ripped through residential areas and flames leapt from hospitals and schools, according to a Reuters witness, who saw a car dealership go up in flames on a street clogged with burned out vehicles and an abandoned police cruiser.
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The zoo said that in addition to the two rescued chimpanzees, the Gorilla Garden near to the Ape House didn&apost go up in flames and that gorilla Kidogo and six other members of his family group are alive.
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The double agent Oleg Gordievsky helped defuse the 1983 "Able Archer" showdown, which almost saw the world go up in flames as Moscow brass responded to a NATO nuclear exercise as if it were a real preparation for all-out war.
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In a hotter, drier, more flammable climate, like here in the Mediterranean region, forests can die slowly from drought or they can go up in flames almost instantly, releasing all the carbon stored in their trunks and branches into the atmosphere.
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PORTER RANCH, California — Two fast-moving wildfires near Los Angeles — separated by less than 100 miles — have each killed at least one person as thousands of people scrambled to evacuate their homes and, in some cases, watch them go up in flames.
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After watching Schnatter's reputation go up in flames over the past few years with the reports of his racist conference call comment and other controversial moments, like the time he blamed NFL protests for a decrease in sales, many people were perplexed by the website.
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"He is a liar and these ads and statements made by Cruz are clearly desperate moves by a guy who is tanking in the polls — watching his campaign go up in flames finally explains Cruz's logo," Trump said in a statement obtained by The Hill.
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Maybe that's why watching Fort McMurray go up in flames on Tuesday night—the result of an out-of-control wildfire that has prompted the largest mass fire evacuation in Alberta's history—felt so personal to so many, even those who weren't close by.
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Yes, there were some bad times to come — Mr. Barghati and colleagues were not going to forgive his characterization of their people as "little brown rats," particularly after watching their $300 million investment go up in flames — but still, this formerly cool-as-a-cucumber character screaming?
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LONDON (Reuters) - An effigy of John Bercow, Speaker of the House of Commons and bete noire of Brexiteers, will go up in flames on Saturday as part of an English town's bonfire night celebrations marking the failure of a 17th Century plot to blow up parliament.
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"He is a liar and these ads and statements made by Cruz are clearly desperate moves by a guy who is tanking in the polls -- watching his campaign go up in flames finally explains Cruz's logo," Trump said, in a reference to the flame included in Cruz's campaign logo.
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When these multi-story shacks did inevitably go up in flames, tenants might find that the stairs—also wooden, oftentimes—had burned away, or that an access door to the roof had been locked by the landlord, as in the case of 105 Allen Street blaze that killed 1003.
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A few doors down at Le Continental, it's dinner and a show, as a troupe of chefs perform tableside, cooking dishes as simple as a Caesar salad all the way up to the decidedly more theatrical flambéed meats that go up in flames right in front of you.
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As the bubblier half of the hosting team behind "Mythbusters," Savage has been seen testing such questions as whether a bullet fired through a plane window can cause explosive decompression and whether using a cellphone at a gas station can cause a caller to go up in flames.
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We need to enter into this like human beings and have a conversation about a situation that's very threatening to us all and sit down and find principled ways to move forward with dialogue and diplomacy that makes us all more stable, more secure, and creates a world for the future that's not going to go up in flames.
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Nesting locations are held close to the chest like the perfect poker hand, pickers play like spies and don't reveal their identities even when asked, and licences are passed down from father to son, mother to daughter like a terrible family secret that could see the heraldry go up in flames if it was ever revealed.
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He probably stands the highest chance of accidentally causing his father's entire legacy to go up in flames because of a DM. This guy made a deal with the devil to be the most famous man in the world but the catch was that he had to live with worms in his brain for the rest of his life.
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"I don't think we've seen the worst of it," Douglas Ahler, a political scientist at Florida State University, emailed in response to my inquiry, adding: When you take today's urban-rural divide, couple it with the most engaged citizens' tendency to live in echo chambers, and add accelerants in the forms of identity politics and misinformation campaigns, you have a house waiting to go up in flames.
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But the Pierces were a hilarious jumble of upper-class nonsense — double PhDs from Brown, fluent Latin, a disdain for Oprah's book club, the Brookings Institute, secret drinking, Nantucket red pants — and while none of them had the sway with Nan that Naomi seemed to, and all of them will likely see their family legacy go up in flames, they're at least about to (continue to) be hella rich.
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