And Christian is going up in flames before her eyes.
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Sorry Donald, but that tweet is going up in flames. .
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It was your house going up in flames in bombings.
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Nearly a thousand years of history going up in flames.
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Otherwise it could be your hotel room going up in flames.
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We now know what history going up in flames looks like.
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So how do you prevent your tree from going up in flames?
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Headlines across the country noted the "giant" plane going up in flames.
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All the while, Clinton kept both homes from going up in flames.
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Imagine, all across America, our homes and businesses regularly going up in flames.
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Meanwhile, in New York, things are going up in flames for Mary Jane.
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Another figure, ablaze, ran from a schoolhouse that was going up in flames.
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No smoking onboard; this one's already in danger of going up in flames.
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The Affair Noah's career is going up in flames, just like parts of California.
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"Your heart breaks, watching what we call home going up in flames," she said.
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The chance of the American West going up in flames could increase by 22017 percent.
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Notre Dame Cathedral -- one of the most popular landmarks in Paris -- is going up in flames.
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Papier-mâché-and-wood effigies of famous figures are going up in flames on Saturday night.
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Just a few days ago, Grammer shared an aerial view of her home going up in flames.
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Thankfully, this was enough to alert Zippy that the entire home was slowly going up in flames.
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Big tech's hot streak may be officially going up in flames, according to Mayflower Advisors' Larry Glazer.
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From his front porch, Mr. Jeys said he could still see nearby structures going up in flames.
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You'll also receive a notification on your smartphone letting you know your house is going up in flames.
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Nor if the thought of your favorite fictional romances going up in flames is too much to bear.
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Because the whole world was going up in flames, we knew we must have been doing something right.
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Australia is going up in flames, and its government calls for resilience while planning for more coal mines.
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Firefighters spent several hours trying to control the blaze, but struggled to prevent houses from going up in flames.
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If he can accept that, as well as the possibility of "Scaffold" going up in flames, we should too.
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Video of the event posted by a local reporter at KXAN shows the test stand going up in flames.
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Landscapes that are usually resistant to fire — including rainforests home to rare, vulnerable species — are going up in flames.
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Later, one image of a different firepit shows what appears to be a red "Thriller" jacket going up in flames.
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She keeps just like torching herself and going up in flames, and rising from the fire, rising from the ashes.
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With a stately B for Bronte going up in flames, this book is the right way to read Jane Eyre.
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" Netanyahu later said Kerry's speech was "biased" and came at a time when the region was "going up in flames.
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But if you are often going up in flames, then it could be time to check in with your doctor.
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But again, vegetation is so dry and winds so fierce that even lush, manicured plantations are going up in flames.
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The satellites can detect forests going up in flames, but only observers on the ground can determine who set them alight.
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They turn on the TV. Turns out, there's been a major car crash, with a single vehicle going up in flames.
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Forests in Canada are ablaze, with 2.2 million acres going up in flames so far this year in British Columbia alone.
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Smoke pours off them, and I hastily swallow one of my fire resistance potions to stop myself going up in flames.
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A single lapse in attention can result in a lopsided cake tumbling from its spit and quite literally going up in flames.
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Banana plantations, for example, should be filled with lush, green plants resistant to fire, but they too are going up in flames.
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As the fires first began sweeping across Southern California in November, Grammer shared an aerial view of her home going up in flames.
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The trailer opens on wealthy suburban housewife Elena&aposs (Witherspoon) house going up in flames, as the police try to find a suspect.
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Rich Kids of Beverly Hills alum Dorothy Wang was quick to point out that the restaurant going "up in flames" wasn't exactly a positive omen.
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"Ashes are flying all over," said Will Flett, the fear evident in his voice as he recorded videos of two neighborhoods going up in flames.
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"The center of black life was going up in flames and here I was, just 15 years old, watching it burn," said Mr. Hill, 66.
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Still others showed cops prying open of a block of an unknown illicit substance, and there was, of course, drug seizures going up in flames.
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They foresaw epic transportation delays, and estimated close to 9,700 deaths—with up to 4,100 caused by wooden houses in the city going up in flames.
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The hair salon co-owned by Caroline Manzo's daughter narrowly escaped going up in flames when an electrical fire broke out in the basement ... TMZ has learned.
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Despite the ever growing death toll and the gym going up in flames with Grenfell Tower, Micky Delaney remains stubborn about being open for biz in August.
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Of these photos, my favorite shows a skinny young guy in an impeccably matched hockey outfit standing alone in front of an overturned truck going up in flames.
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A drinker of gin in colossal quantity, Krook perishes after going up in flames, the victim of the most infamous instance of spontaneous human combustion in English literature.
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How, they ask, will he handle the delicate task of coalition-building in a country where old certainties are going up in flames like rum on a banane flambée?
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Trump responded by saying that Cruz — whom he claimed as his dear friend until very recently — was only lashing out because the Texan's campaign is going up in flames.
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There are all kinds of checks and balances here, of course, so the chances of one of Google's data centers going up in flames because of this is low.
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To the list of things seemingly on the verge of going up in flames—parched forests; LeBron James's second go-round in Cleveland; the American Experiment—add Cleveland's FirstEnergy Stadium.
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Meanwhile, on "Last Week Tonight", John Oliver unleashed liberal fury, with a video of people yelling "Fuck 2016" and the image of a giant "2016" sign going up in flames.
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Earlier this month, a video someone took of the GOT set in Belfast was making rounds on the internet after it showed the walls of Winterfell going up in flames.
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Michelle looked fit for a fancy, fun night on the luxury ship ... but things took a turn for the worse when word got around Notre Dame was going up in flames.
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Last week's episodes closed with Seattle Grace Mercy West going up in flames, and the realization that Liv's evil mother was the one fighting to get Mellie into the White House.
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Cohn was seen as the leader of the administration "globalist" wing and his exit led White House officials to text Axios's Jonathan Swan emojis of a globe going up in flames.
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That the sight of Notre Dame going up in flames (see article) has attracted so much more attention than floods in southern Africa which killed over 1,000 arouses understandable feelings of guilt.
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GILGIT-BALTISTAN, Pakistan — On a clear night last month, Shams al-Haq woke to the smell of smoke and the sight of the schoolhouse near his fruit farm going up in flames.
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Iran's National Day celebration often features homemade versions of the American and Israeli flags going up in flames, as masses of Iranians gather in rallies that are a sign of ideological strength.
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Clockwise from right: A Fantastic Woman, Get Out, Dunkirk, Your Name Why wouldn't a year that has had no use for subtlety end with the Los Angeles area literally going up in flames?
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It is an almost impressively stinky turd from start to finish, filled with corn kernels of clichés, and infused with the aromatic stench of $170 million (the film's budget) going up in flames.
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The nation's forestry service, which is currently battling scores of forest fires in central Chile, warned of "extreme risk" of dry vegetation going up in flames, creating a potential headache for Chile's timber industry.
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And all the abrupt endings make for good momentary drama — a few big fight scenes; a man saying goodbye to his best friend and betrayer, then going up in flames; a city burning in thrilling spectacle.
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As residents debate the merits of hugely disruptive but perhaps increasingly necessary power shutdowns, the question of how to stop vast swaths of California from going up in flames every year will likely only get harder.
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"The entire Middle East is going up in flames, entire countries are toppling, terrorism is raging and for an entire hour the secretary of state attacks the only democracy in the Middle East," Mr. Netanyahu said.
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The new movie by the conservative author and pundit Dinesh D'Souza, "Hillary's America," directed and written with Bruce Schooley, opens with an animated montage of a map of the United States going up in flames in various spots.
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On singles like "The World (Is Going Up In Flames)" and "Strictly Reserved for You," Bradley showcased effortless, dextrous, voice, as absorbing when he was cooing through ballads as when he was shrieking at the top of funk crescendoes.
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"Using children to hawk a fatalist message about the world going up in flames, and skipping school and going on strike, that is a deeply defeatist approach," Jordan Bardella, an RN member of the European Parliament, told France 2 television.
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The video finished with a sizzle reel of the other action to come: bodies being blown away, vehicles going up in flames, Grace fighting in a post-apocalyptic world, Schwarzenegger's Terminator and Sarah Connor shooting at bad guys side by side.
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Titled Savonarola Suite (2019), his installation at PULSE consists of photographs and a diptych video collage depicting the glossy magazines where he learned about the American art world going up in flames — a prescient analogy of an oversaturated art market.
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Rouhani also rejected meeting U.S. President Donald Trump while the two are in New York this week for the annual United Nations General Assembly, and warned world leaders that the Gulf region was on the verge of going up in flames.
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"The amount of loss is going to be way greater than the trailer itself ... when you&aposre building a food truck you don&apost think about the amount that goes into it ... you don&apost picture it going up in flames," Jason said.
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By omitting the phrase, which it has repeated since December 2016, the central bank was in effect saying that the eurozone was no longer in imminent danger of going up in flames, and that it was time to begin stowing the fire hoses.
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Novey's first book, the critically acclaimed "Ways to Disappear," took place in Brazil and tackled similarly unpleasant subject matter — a kidnapping, a severed ear, a writer disappearing up a tree, a strained mother-daughter relationship and a hotel going up in flames.
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The attackers still haven't been found, but you can see it going up in flames here: - John-David Ritz, VICE Sweden The most recent December tradition in the Netherlands is the annual climax of the year-long debate on Zwarte Piet, or Black Pete.
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The US may have mostly turned its back on hoverboards (even before they started going up in flames), but electric skateboards and longboards can be more than a novelty "last mile" vehicle, much like scooters are in other countries — especially when the prices start to drop.
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Honestly, watching Peter attempt to explain to Rachel that, though he believes they have a future together, he isn't ready to commit to that on national TV with 24 hours notice, I felt a little uncomfortable, as if I was spying on a real relationship going up in flames.
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"At a time when many New Yorkers are troubled by the security costs of a structure dedicated to the vanity of one man," Professor Ivan Gaskell, head of the Focus Gallery Project at Bard Graduate Center, said, "It seems worth recalling the 1853 Crystal Palace as a building devoted to conspicuous production rather than conspicuous consumption, though this didn't save it from eventually going up in flames."
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When the Hotel Denouement begins going up in flames, Olaf sarcastically tells Carmelita and Esmé that the sugar bowl is in the laundry room, leaving their fates ambiguous.
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The album's first single, "The World (Is Going Up In Flames)", was released on December 14, 2010. The album's second single, "Heart of Gold", was released on May 3, 2011. It is a cover of Canadian singer- songwriter Neil Young's "Heart of Gold".
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The camera was set up with a fire bar in front of it, then long lenses were used to reduce the apparent distance between the flames from the fire bar in front of the actors, and the half-tent going up in flames behind them.
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Instead, Skinner shoots Krycek in the head. Doggett attempts to apprehend Rohrer and Crane but ends up being chased by the two. The pursuit ends violently with Crane being run over and Rohrer crashing his car into the garage wall, going up in flames. Both men are presumed dead.
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The song "The World (Is Going Up In Flames)" was featured in the TV series Spotless, as well as the final installment of the CW's 2016 Arrowverse crossover, Legends of Tomorrow S2E7 'Invasion!'. Bradley's songs "Dusty Blue" (season 3) "Where Do We Go From Here" (season 3) "Love Bug Blues" (season 3) and "Changes" (season 6) as well as "The World (Is Going Up In Flames)" were featured in the TV series Suits. He is also featured performing "Ain't It A Sin" in the third episode of the Netflix Marvel series Luke Cage. The song "Where Do We Go From Here" appears in the 4th season of the Showtime series Ray Donovan.
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On 12 March 2008, 200 vehicles approximately smashed into each other before going up in flames. According to the Abu Dhabi Police, 3 people were killed and 277 injured, 15 of them critically. Thick fog and poor visibility contributed to the deadly pileup. The event is considered to be one of the worst traffic collisions in the UAE's history.
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At the same time, Wang signalled his hidden cavalry to attack. Charging down from the north into Li Mi's camp, the 200 horsemen began setting fire to it. At the sight of the camp to their rear going up in flames, Li Mi's army broke and fled. While Li Mi was able to escape with some 10,000 of his men, many of the rest surrendered to Wang.
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Joseph Philip Robson (or J. P. Robson) (1808 - 1870) was a Tyneside poet and writer of the 19th century. His most famous works are The Pitman’s Happy Times and "The Pawnshop Bleezin’" a comic description of the reactions of the various customers to the pawnshop going up in flames. He was a contemporary of other Geordie songwriters like George "Geordie" Ridley and Joe Wilson.
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On Lap 8 the leading trio were 1.4 clear, with the Yamahas dropping down the field.With 14 laps to go, Viñales slowed down and held his hand up to suggest something was wrong with his YZR-M1.Viñales continued but the Spaniard jumped off his Yamaha at Turn 1 in what looked like a brake failure. His machine smashed into the air-fence at Turn 1 and going up in flames.
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Bradley performing at Traumzeit-Festival in Duisburg in 2013. Brenneck and Bradley chose ten of these recordings to be released as Bradley's debut album No Time for Dreaming in 2011. In the spring of 2012, Soul of America, a documentary directed by Poull Brien, debuted at the SXSW Film Festival in Austin, Texas. Poull Brien first met Bradley when he directed the music video for "The World (Is Going Up In Flames)".
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The new carpet is a magic carpet and can take the children anywhere, and with it they have some exotic adventures. The Phoenix is a friend of the Psammead, whom the children already know, and his help is sometimes called upon. In the sixth episode, the Phoenix decides it is time for him to begin his cycle again, going up in flames to arise from the ashes in two thousand years’ time. He lays an egg, and immolates himself.
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In 1879, Clinton's original town hall burned, destroying the town's library and other municipal facilities. In 1907, a fire burned a substantial business section of the town - with the town's first hotel going up in flames, along with a threshing company, a barn and 20 houses. In 1959, the Clinton area was shocked by the murder of 12-year-old Lynne Harper. Her remains were discovered in a local woodlot near RCAF Station Clinton on June 11, 1959.
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This is the role for which she is best known. Basquette plays the title character Judith, who is based on Queen Silver, a child prodigy who early made speeches as a socialist activist. Judith is the leader of a high school atheist society; she forces members to renounce the Bible while placing a hand on the head of a live monkey. In the film's climactic scene, DeMille insisted on realism while filming the reformatory going up in flames.
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The Temple of Flux going up in flames The Temple of Flux was a large temporary art project created by The Flux Foundation for Burning Man 2010. The Temple was the tenth built at the festival and one of the largest. Built of white- washed wood, the design was notable for being highly abstract in nature, consisting of 5 landforms that described cave and canyon-like spaces (a reflection on the festival's theme of "Metropolis"). The piece was approximately 100'x200'x40'.
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On August 22 the fire was 100% contained with an overall burn size of 89,489 acres. The Manzana Schoolhouse which is Santa Barbara County Historic Landmark miraculously survived unscathed. La Brea Fire officials were considering using a fire retardant wrap to protect the old wooden structure but structure protection efforts by firefighters kept the popular site from going up in flames. At least 29 Engines, 17 Crews, 4 Bulldozers, 56 Water Tenders, 5 Aerial firefighting Helicopters and 878 firefighters were deployed to fight the blaze.
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About three and a half hours later, towards 6:30 in the morning, the firestorm reached its peak in the city core. About 150 ha of historic old Braunschweig were going up in flames. The city's tallest church steeples – those of St. Andrew's at about 100 m tall – could be seen burning far beyond the town, and they also rained embers down over the whole city. The ruins of the city centre were littered with unexploded incendiary bombs, greatly hampering fire engines and rescue vehicles.
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Suddenly interrupting the interview, thieves raid the eccentric's house, overwhelm the two of them, steal a van load of NFL merchandise (but not the uniform), and torch the building. Grayfield, who is tied up, knocks over experimental chemicals, which — in combination with the fire and diverse ultra-rare football souvenirs going up in flames — do not incinerate him, but turn him into a near-invincible superhero. Grayfield puts on the eccentric's football uniform and brings the villains to justice, dedicating his life to fighting crime and dubbing himself "SuperPro".
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The quarter was originally built in the 16th century as a residential area for Chian Greeks, settled here to work in the principal dockyards of the Ottoman Empire which were situated in the neighboring Kasımpaşa quarter. In 1832, a fire swept and completely destroyed the neighborhood with 600 houses and 30 shops going up in flames. Tatavla emerged as an entirely Greek part of Istanbul, while during the 19th century reached a population of 20,000 and hosted several Orthodox churches, schools and tavernas. It was nicknamed Little Athens because of its Greek character.
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In addition, Vice-Principal Nero is a fan of hers. In "The Penultimate Peril Pt. 2", it is revealed that she was in fact friends with Beatrice and Lemony, but that they stole the sugar bowl from her, resulting in her fixation upon it. During the lead-up to the trial, Esmé and Carmelita make over-peppered sausages made from crow meat. When the Hotel Denouement begins going up in flames, Olaf sarcastically tells Esmé and Carmelita that the sugar bowl is in the laundry room, leaving their fates ambiguous.
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25 August - Armoured vehicles of the 2nd Armored (Leclerc) Division fighting before the Palais Garnier. One German tank is going up in flames. Despite repeated orders from Adolf Hitler that the French capital "must not fall into the enemy's hand except lying in complete debris", which was to be accomplished by bombing it and blowing up its bridges, Choltitz, as commander of the German garrison and military governor of Paris, surrendered on 25 August at the Hôtel Meurice. He was then driven to the Paris Police Prefecture where he signed the official surrender, then to the Gare Montparnasse, Montparnasse train station, where General Leclerc had established his command post, to sign the surrender of the German troops in Paris.
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Kurtuluş was also the place that ended the Baklahorani carnival, an annual event led by the Greek community of the city, which was banned by the Turkish authorities in 1943, but got revived in 2010. Six years after the Republic of Turkey was founded a fire swept through and largely destroyed the neighborhood on 13 April 1929, with 207 houses going up in flames. The neighborhood's name was changed to Kurtuluş to mark its rebuilding and symbolizing its rejuvenation. Despite the turmoil of the Balkan War, followed by World War I and the following Greco-Turkish War (1919–1922) and the devastating fire, the neighborhood continued to retain a large Greek population and atmosphere, at least until the riots of 1955.
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Gaspard was even very respected by the Dutch aristocracy, even the duke of Alva wrote to the King of Spain: Schetz is their living God, they all swear in his faith! Handel tussen Rusland en de Nederlanden, 1560-1640: een netwerkanalyse van ... On 5 March 1579, Grobbendonk Castle was plundered and razed, Schetz's library going up in flames. In the same year, he took part in the peace talks at Cologne seeking the basis for a reconciliation between the Estates General and the King. He published a dialogue promoting his own perspective under the title Viri, pietate, moderatione, doctrinâque clarissimi, dialogus de Pace, rationes, quibus Belgici tumultus, inter Philippum, serenissimum et potentissimum Hispaniæ regem, et subditos, hoc rerum statu componi possint, explicans (Antwerp and Cologne, 1579).
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In Victorian England, everyone is trying to make new scientific discoveries, including such failures as the Duke of Barset's attempt to create the first house in England illuminated by electricity (leading to its going up in flames), Sir Charles Dillworthy's suspension bridge (which falls apart directly Queen Victoria cuts its inaugural ribbon) and, in Germany, Siegfried von Bulow's powerful new explosive (which is intended to require only a minute quantity)'s disastrous recoil. In the US, meanwhile, when Phineas T. Barnum's "Greatest Show on Earth" burns to the ground, he heads to England with his star, Tom Thumb. Barnum and Thumb are invited to a scientific lecture by Von Bulow who proposes the idea of sending a projectile to the Moon using his powerful new explosive. Von Bulow is ridiculed, but Barnum thinks the idea has the potential to make him money.
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