Some riders this year were hit with a brief hailstorm.
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I didn't know it was a hailstorm, I'll be honest.
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And get this: Furrah's ult is a hailstorm of yarn balls.
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Another billion-dollar hailstorm hit the North Texas region in 2016.
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The fallout from that coverage hit our campus like a hailstorm.
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Another hailstorm hit Colorado last year took place on August 6, 2018.
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They dance around in a hailstorm of celebratory streamers and shiny confetti.
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Instead, her game fell apart in a hailstorm of 26 unforced errors.
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Its procurement chief relates a hailstorm that struck a factory in the tropics.
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The massive hailstorm shattered car windows in the parking lot and dented vehicles.
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"Kavanaugh is a stud for wading through this hailstorm," said one representative sample.
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Or when you're a Spartan trying to deflect an incoming hailstorm of arrows?
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Yet the pace of space news keeps accelerating like a hailstorm on a roof.
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SO WE HAD LIKE A HAILSTORM, A BRIGHT GORGEOUS BLUE SKY, THEN A RAINSTORM.
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In the top of the ninth, a sudden hailstorm halted play for 38 minutes.
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America cannot retreat into its continental garden behind a hailstorm of precision-guided munitions.
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The Charlottesville police have faced a hailstorm of criticism from protesters and counterprotesters alike.
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Thousands of people came, despite a violent hailstorm that had left the ground muddy.
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Saturday, Mr. Trump's Dorian-related tweets were delivered with the speed of a hailstorm.
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The hailstorm-like sound, they determined, came from debris in Saturn's rings striking the craft.
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The massive hailstorm damaged buildings and animals habitats at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs.
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The weather could be absolutely beautiful one minute, and a hailstorm the next, that's cracking windshields.
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Texas' costliest hailstorm of 2016 came in April and resulted in $1.4 billion in insured losses.
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Later in the story, Deen confronts a freakish hailstorm and fierce "gusts of winds" in Venice.
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Despite last week's hailstorm of bad news, President Donald Trump's job approval rating stood virtually unchanged.
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I'd been in this media hailstorm of people having a very misconstrued perception of who I was.
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The most recent ePrix of the season took place at the end of April, in a hailstorm.
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A hailstorm in an empty field won't cost anyone anything, but one in a city definitely will.
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Consider where an article comes from before you post to your Facebook under a hailstorm of exclamation marks.
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Amid that hailstorm, the Obama regulations that Trump has targeted — the supposed "war on coal" — are a nuisance.
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He lost his first five starts after the hailstorm, with a 343 earned run average, and blamed himself.
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A hailstorm in Sydney in April last year produced 17,000 claims and insured losses of A$417 million.
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The Earth continues to drop casual hints about climate change, including a gigantic hailstorm in Alberta, Canada on Friday.
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A Minneapolis suburb was struck by a hailstorm with colossal chunks of ice pelting down on homes and cars.
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"If there is a hailstorm, we call each other and ask advice," Mr. da Prato had said to me.
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Much less is known about another Harris product, the advanced Hailstorm, which is also sold to local police departments.
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"Once these storms developed, all the ingredients came together for there to be this strange hailstorm over Guadalajara," he said.
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The first time I saw Neko Case play live, she was assailed by a hailstorm so intense it left bruises.
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In this year's session, Patrick worked on lowering property taxes and addressing some obscure matters, such as hailstorm-lawsuit reform.
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The Tri-state Hailstorm hit Missouri and southwest Illinois on April 10, 2001, causing $1 billion or more in damage.
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Most notably, the hailstorm terrified visitors to the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, injuring at least eight people and killing three animals.
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What he had expected was something more like the din of "driving through Iowa in a hailstorm," Dr. Kurth said.
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Thousands of birds were killed during a hailstorm in Montana last week, the state's Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks said.
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"If you press the green button you're going to be sending us into a hailstorm of legal chaos," said Democratic Sen.
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The mechanical T-Rex charges across the desert landscape as I pepper it with a hailstorm of seemingly ineffectual fire arrows.
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A single hailstorm in Texas cost Allstate over $250 million during the quarter, Chief Executive Tom Wilson said in an interview.
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The team behind the 2003 expedition suggested that the skeletons could have come from merchants who perished in a freak hailstorm.
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He knew on Sunday that he was issuing a challenge to religious-right orthodoxy that would bring a hailstorm of condemnation.
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Myriad explanations have been put forward as to how these individuals perished, from a freak hailstorm to a mass ritual suicide.
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We're covering the intense protests in Hong Kong, the resumption of commercial whaling in Japan and an extreme hailstorm in Mexico.
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North of Tampa Bay, Jeff Frederick was out for a run in Hernando County when he got caught in a hailstorm.
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While studying in New Delhi in the late 1970s, Ghosh experienced a tornado and hailstorm — phenomena previously unheard-of in India.
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Read more:Videos show a terrifying Colorado hailstorm that injured 14 people and hospitalized 536 photos show how extreme weather and natural disasters have gotten more intense over the years30 before and after photos show the devastation from the floods in the MidwestPhotos show freak summer hailstorm coating roads with 5 feet of ice in Guadalajara, Mexico
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At least 59 people were killed by a 64-year-old gunman who released a hailstorm of bullets into the festival site.
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But he also acknowledges that big planes and ships may not survive for long under a hailstorm of Chinese or Russian missiles.
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The device, which is known as a Hailstorm or Stingray, simulates a cell tower and fools nearby phones into providing location data.
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Harney said researchers observed compression fractures on several of the skeletons that might be consistent with injuries from a hailstorm or rockslide.
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As the southern portion was cleared, shelters were bulldozed while the displaced clung to their belongings, squatting on roofs during a hailstorm.
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As harvest was approaching in 2016, part of its vineyard was devastated by a hailstorm, and it lost much of its crop.
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The classic game of shooting the crap out of alien invaders while eluding their hailstorm of space bullets gets a facelift in Mothergunship.
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This followed broad declines in the industry on Friday, after the some insurers flagged the cost of claims from a hailstorm in Sydney.
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A three-note rising motif in the percussion unfolded to a vision of what seemed like a horizontal hailstorm over a cloudy background.
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Climate change has the potential to bring down a hailstorm of consequences on urban areas, including flooding, public health risks and economic collapse.
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On May 8, one hailstorm in Denver during rush hour caused an estimated $1.4 billion in damage, mostly to vehicles stuck in traffic.
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The hailstorm didn't last long, but social media was flooded with images of massive hailstones and wrecked cars in the zoo parking lot.
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In this episode, Ms. Aduba stares down the face of Spain's Pyrenees Mountains in a hailstorm as Mr. Grylls rappelled down the cliff.
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Experts say it is not unusual to have a hailstorm at this time of year in western Mexico, but the amount was extreme.
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That's right: You can be out wandering gorgeous vistas with your friends and family, only to suddenly get fatally thrashed by a hailstorm.
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Mr. Stupino also pointed at vineyards destroyed by a hailstorm in April, and yet he expressed doubt that global warming drove the change.
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Residents of Guadalajara, Mexico, woke up to an unusual surprise over the weekend, after an intense hailstorm left the city streets buried in snow.
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Daily temperatures have risen, nights don't cool as they once did, and a sudden hailstorm can batter a hillside of tea bushes with ice.
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One hailstorm, on the 8th of July, resulted in buildings being damaged in Sofia, with 40 people reported injured and one person reported killed.
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And she's likewise been the target of an unceasing hailstorm of invective from conservatives desperate to expose her as a fraud and a mimic.
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And yet the Rangers became aluminum siding in the face of a hailstorm, pelted unrelentingly from all directions until they were dented beyond recognition.
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The hailstorm cost Plano around $700 million in insurance losses, making it one of the 15 most expensive storms since 1950 at that time.
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Mr. Limp said there was enduring appeal for a dedicated reading device that is a sanctuary from the hailstorm of distractions on other gadgets.
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You take one bite of toast—right side up or however else—and suddenly there's a hailstorm of crumbs all over the goddamn place.
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He is likely to still face a hailstorm of political criticism for his actions after taking office, when more of Mueller's investigation is revealed.
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According to China Aviation Daily, pilots for the domestic flight CZ3483 from Guangzhou were preparing for landing when they met with a hailstorm in midair.
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The Mexican city woke up Sunday morning to more than 3 feet of ice in some areas after a heavy hailstorm swept through the region.
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A freak hailstorm in Colorado Springs, Colorado, left 2000 people injured and two animals dead at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo on Monday, according to CNN.
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A hailstorm and a landslide forced the race jury and organizers to stop Friday's 19th stage and the extreme weather conditions having damaged other roads.
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As it melts, cigarette butts litter the ground like ants, every scaffold brings a brief hailstorm, and black ice trips you on your way home.
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A top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee is defending the panel amid a hailstorm of criticism over Chairman Devin Nunes's (R-Calif.) actions. Rep.
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That tome and his hailstorm of follow-up titles trained a generation of Americans to grin and fake it all the way to the bank.
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After a late morning hailstorm delayed play by more than two hours, Mickelson wasted no time in making up the three-shot deficit to Casey.
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The Mayfest Hailstorm hit Tarrant and Dallas Counties in Texas in the late afternoon of May 5, 1995, causing an estimated $2 billion in damage.
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This led to theories about suicide cults or murderous brigands, but in 113, scientists realized there was an astounding natural explanation—a seriously brutal hailstorm.
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The hailstorm hit during rush hour, when lots of cars where on the road, and ended up being Colorado's costliest catastrophe, totaling $1.4 billion in damages.
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The Denver Post called this storm the costliest hailstorm ever to hit Colorado, surpassing the cost of massive storms that took place in 1990 and 2007.
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Pamela Druckerman discusses the switch from being called "mademoiselle" when she moved to Paris in her early 30s, to the hailstorm of "madames" she now receives.
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For mutual-fund investors, the fourth quarter of 21529 was a hailstorm — a stinging deluge in which nearly every sort of investment seemed to get plunked.
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In Mr. Kalkar's case, said his widow, Hirabi, their first crop was destroyed by a hailstorm, and their second fetched low prices amid a grape glut.
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Meadows also starts off with the goodwill of Trump's allies outside the administration, who welcomed his hiring with a hailstorm of congratulatory tweets and positive press.
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Damon Lindelof has flown this plane through heavy turbulence — and a hailstorm of frozen squid — and landed it safely, which is no small achievement in itself.
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Margins were squeezed by costs linked to natural hazards including the Kaikoura earthquake in New Zealand, a Sydney hailstorm and Cyclone Debbie that hit Australia in March.
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Financials lost 0.3 percent, with Aussie insurers feeling most of the pain after Suncorp Group on Thursday flagged heavy claims following a hailstorm last month in Sydney.
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Meanwhile, Insurance Australia Group dropped 13% to its lowest level in over 11 months after the company trimmed its full-year insurance margins due to hailstorm claims.
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By crosschecking the IMSI numbers of suspects' phones with those collected by "cell-site simulators" such as Hailstorm and StingRay, police officers can pinpoint people with astonishing precision.
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It can be overwhelming at first, with many characters raining down on the reader at once — it's a bit like getting caught in a hailstorm of pickup sticks.
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Long gone are the days when any player could disappear for a time — a few weeks or even months — without setting off a hailstorm of hashtags on Twitter.
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Other extreme weather has brought the assault from above, Watson and Rickards note: Last month, a "cataclysmic hailstorm" damaged 65 greenhouses in Canberra, destroying years' worth of experiments.
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Still, the 2016 policy brought a hailstorm of criticism from some faculty members and the social clubs themselves, and the new recommendation is sure to do the same.
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It's not just about blistering heat: In Guadalajara, Mexico, a freakishly large hailstorm followed by torrential rains left the mountain town digging out from under three feet of ice.
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Residents of Liuzhou City in Guangxi, China, got a rude shock on Saturday after a freak hailstorm, when they discovered what the weather did to their vehicles parked outside.
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"For Chablis it is most difficult because it is the third blow this year after frosts late April, a hailstorm on April 13 and now this one," she said.
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Meanwhile, if you're a "just ordinary weather" fan, the big hailstorm that made a splash in Guadalajara was probably not affected one way or the other by climate change.
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All of the routes out of the besieged campus are blocked by a cordon of heavily armed riot police officers using a hailstorm of tear gas and rubber bullets.
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For farmers, there are particular economic stressors too, including an existence in which crops -- and one's livelihood -- can be wiped out with a drought, infestation or 15-minute hailstorm.
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Called the "hailstorm bill," the new law that takes effect on Friday will limit penalties for property and casualty insurers who take too long settling lawsuits filed by policyholders.
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News of more SLS delays were widely interpreted as another big blow for the company, which was already facing a hailstorm of bad press surrounding the 737 Max controversy.
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An angry, armed white man unleashes a hailstorm of bullets on a group of random innocents, leaving behind carnage, shattered families and questions about how it could have been prevented.
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That would not only boost the morale of islanders facing a hailstorm of missiles, it might also induce caution in Mr Xi. The problem is that showcase weapons are expensive.
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Agents used phone records to determine roughly where he was, but instead of going door-to-door until they found him, they opted for something far more efficient: a Hailstorm.
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In boxing, many of the best counter fighters can do their work moving forward or by staying in the pocket—navigating the hailstorm of blows by slipping, catching, or shoulder rolling.
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The 0000th stage of the 106th Tour de France ended early on Friday, due to a hailstorm on the Col de l'Iseran and a landslide blocking a portion of the route.
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Even when doing so is an attempt to console yourself, as you sit frightened and alone, in an endless desert, under a sudden hailstorm, trapped in the bubble of your car.
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Amid the dark hailstorm of her father, Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller, she sold herself as the sunny morning — the one who would temper her father's retrogressive and sometimes wretched moves.
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Instead, it wound up caught in a hailstorm of discourse around the ways that brands exploit messages of supposed empowerment — and the warped value we put on beauty in the first place.
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Oscillating dots in Kathleen Petyarre's painting "Mountain Devil Lizard Dreaming-Sand-Hill Country (after Hailstorm)," (2000) embody the tracks of an ancestor who takes the form of a lizard crossing the desert.
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But that tension erupted in the fall of 2008, when a group of cops surrounded him on his way to an arbitration hearing related to a disputed claim from the epic hailstorm.
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He faced criticism from those who believe he has appropriated black culture with his music but didn't do enough to defend Jackson during the media hailstorm that followed the Super Bowl incident.
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It installs siding, roofing and gutters, and there is no reason for you or anyone else to care about this whatsoever unless a hailstorm rolled through Nebraska and wrecked your roof's shit.
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The company expects a pre-tax cost of A$169 million ($115.58 million) from the claims and said it had received over 28,000 claims relating to the hailstorm as of Jan. 23.
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But it would be hard to argue that the hailstorm of this finale is not Presto — indeed, Presto impetuoso, as it is typically rendered — especially when Mr. Sato tears into his solos.
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Maduro was sworn in on Thursday for a second term following a disputed 2018 election, triggering a hailstorm of international criticism that his leadership of the country suffering a hyperinflationary collapse is illegitimate.
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Some of the jokes are lost in translation, like "Küchenkoller" (1985), a series of photographs with Ms. Blume amid a hailstorm of potatoes that seem to take on a life of their own.
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Other times, it's dramatic; in a hailstorm of bullets, a few strong back-and-forths gripping a shiny edge, through a barrage of blunt hits, all hands and feet and an uncontainable anger.
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On the last day of June, an extreme hailstorm buried western parts of the country under three feet of ice, baffling authorities who tried to find a way to clean up the mess.
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His mechanics were those of a man trying to pat his head and rub his stomach at the same time, or stuck in an invisible hailstorm, or being circled by a pissed-off wasp.
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Last year, when a hailstorm destroyed her maize crop as it was flowering, she often had just one meal a day and at times went without food completely in order to feed her children.
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Down in the upcoming valley, however, massive hailstorm flooded the road that was completely blocked by a resulting landslide and organisers decided to stop the race and take the timings at top of the Iseran.
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I tried to console him with complaints about the grass growing too long in the garden, and about the brief, dramatic hailstorm during my duck cookery class (which didn't faze the Swedish students at all).
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The Hailstorm is a more advanced version of the StingRay, a surveillance device that operates by mimicking a cellular tower, forcing all nearby mobile phones to reveal their unique identifying codes, known as IMSI numbers.
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The president called for team owners and coaches to fire players who knelt in protest during the national anthem at professional sports games, igniting a hailstorm of backlash from players in the NFL and NBA.
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Suncorp's annual net profit edged lower to A$403 billion as a regulatory crackdown raised costs, though the performance was expected and was a rebound from the first half when a hailstorm sent claims spiking.
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That last feature is the result of a hailstorm of criticism and bad press that Apple faced when it was discovered that iOS automatically slows down peak processor performance in some iPhones to prevent unexpected shutdowns.
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But by the time they kicked off in downtown Colorado Springs, the sky had turned into a blue canvas with puffy storybook clouds, broken only by a flash hailstorm in the middle of the men's race.
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Insurance Australia Group closed at its lowest since late-February 2019 and marked its biggest one-day decline in more than 17 months, after the company trimmed its full-year insurance margins due to hailstorm claims.
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It is unclear as to why it took so long for the ACDA to complete the purchase, or which IMSI catcher model the upgrade was used for, though it stands to reason it was a HailStorm.
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Giant Alpecin rider Dumoulin, sixth in last year's Vuelta, was the strongest of the day's breakaway riders, taking a solo victory in a deafening hailstorm after riding most of the day in temperatures nearing 40 degrees Celsius.
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As their weapons and supplies dwindled, protesters sought to flee the campus, only to find all their routes blocked by a line of heavily armed riot police officers and a hailstorm of tear gas and rubber bullets.
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In a generic country that I'll call South Americaville, the police descend on a drug-gang lair and bad guys and good point, shoot, fall, die amid a hailstorm of bullets that's topped by a cataclysmic explosion.
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After the Baltimore police department grudgingly confessed in a court hearing last summer that it had used a Hailstorm to locate Mr Andrews, the presiding judge suppressed all evidence related to the surveillance operation—including Mr Andrews's gun.
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The announcement of Caitlyn Jenner's transition occasioned a similar hailstorm of thinkpieces about what it meant for such a prominent trans person to be conventionally beautiful and glamorous, to be wealthy and white, and to be politically conservative.
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The final round started an hour late because of rain, and then it was delayed two more hours when sunshine gave way to a hailstorm in a matter of minutes, covering the greens in a sheet of white.
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TIGNES, France (Reuters) - Colombian Egan Bernal was catapulted into the overall lead of the Tour de France in dramatic circumstances on Friday as the 19th stage was stopped early because of a hailstorm after French hopes had faded away.
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This is the definition of luxury: With a two-hour head start on the rest of the country, I get to decide what's important to me — instead of rolling out of bed, straight into a hailstorm of to-dos.
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He predicts a time when a car insurer might learn drivers' commuting routes and warn them if there is a chance of a hailstorm ahead, even text them a Starbucks coupon to encourage them to wait out the risk.
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The Tour de France saw one of its wildest days Friday when organizers suddenly stopped stage 19 after extreme weather brought about a freak hailstorm and a landslide that ruined the road just ahead of the fast-charging riders.
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Although the hailstorm hit had been previously flagged, a 6 percent rise in operational costs was a surprise, prompting some analysts to wonder whether the country's second-largest general insurer would be able to deliver on its turnaround programme.
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In a statement issued through her lawyers on Saturday she said the "media hailstorm" was "a seemingly targeted vilification of our family to provoke public anger," and railed against the publication of details of items taken from her home.
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Under President Reagan, EPA ran into a hailstorm of criticism under administrator Anne Gorsuch Burford (mother of the current Supreme Court justice) for mishandling $1.6 billion in Superfund cleanup money, amid intense efforts to cut pollution monitoring and slash budgets.
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Rosmah, through her law firm, issued a statement on Saturday to address "the recent spate of events leading to the media hailstorm" and asked authorities to follow the rule of law and due process to avoid a premature public trial.
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"Like Walking Through a Hailstorm," from Human Rights Watch (HRW), documents the horrifying levels of discrimination that LGBTQ kids still face in school — not just from other students but even teachers, administrators, and the laws and policies schools enforce as well.
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In comparison, the insurer had logged net natural peril claim costs of A$414 million in the first half of 2019, which was already a sharp uptick from the previous year due to higher claims from a hailstorm in Sydney.
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Hailstorm is reportedly capable of implanting malware that can take control of a targeted phone, much like Hacking Team's R.C.S. The Hacked Team documents that offer the most revealing view of the company's ethos happen to be the most public ones.
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StingRay (also known as "Hailstorm" or "TriggerFish") is an "IMSI catcher" basically acts like a cell phone tower, and sends out signals which force cell phones to ping them back with information showing their owner's location and other identifying information.
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Jacare was able to move Belfort to the fence early and time his press to the clinch well, avoiding two attempted jumping knees from the former champion and mitigating the threat of the hailstorm of hands which so often catches Belfort's opponents.
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It seems fair to say that admitting she had an abortion at the time might have tarnished her image, potentially made it hard for her to get hired in the future, and at the very least, put her in the midst of a headline hailstorm.
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Insurer Suncorp Group limited the market's upside, slipping 1.4 percent to an over two-month low after it flagged a A$13 million - A$170 million ($125.73 million - $133.59 million) hit to its half-year earnings due to a hailstorm that pelted Melbourne in December.
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The 19th stage was cut short by a hailstorm and landslides, but Bernal had already distanced a fading Alaphilippe, who finished fifth overall but was number one in the hearts of fans alongside Pinot after the duo lit up the race with bold attacks.
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When realizing some of the more extreme qualities of Mr. Braxton's writing — like the hailstorm of sci-fi-style syllables that make up the "syntax" of these particular "Ghost Trance" pieces — the ensemble's nimbleness and warmth suggest a highly caffeinated updating of Gregorian chant.
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Cell site simulators that operate on 3G systems can force a 4G phone down to 2G, and access its data, which might explain their desire for an upgrade to a more powerful and 4G fluent cell site simulator, such as the Harris Corporation's HailStorm.
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Insurer Suncorp Group dampened the cheer, slacking 1.23 percent to its lowest in over two months after it booked a A$160 million to A$170 million ($125.73 million to $133.59 million) hit to its half-year earnings due to a hailstorm that struck Melbourne in December.
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That caveat is important: In March, ICE used a Stingray variant known as a Hailstorm to locate 20-year-old El Salvadorean man Rudy Carcamo-Carranza, who had entered the US illegally twice and was wanted in connection to alleged drunk driving and hit-and-run incidents.
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Stingray brand devices are upgradable through their parent company, Harris Corporation, and in 2013, Harris tried to persuade the Rochester Police Department to upgrade the KingFish with its Hailstorm technology, which can spy on devices using newer 4G LTE connections, according to a document obtained by NYCLU.
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TIGNES, France (Reuters) - Egan Bernal looked set to become the first Colombian rider to win the Tour de France after claiming the lead – and the Team Ineos leadership — in dramatic conditions in a 19th stage that was cut short by a hailstorm and a landslide on Friday.
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At a time when flying is terrifying as all hell, we trust pilots to be especially alert in the cockpit, working diligently to ensure that even if a cabin window cracks or the plane gets caught in a hailstorm or something, everyone onboard will be all right.
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The supercell storm in Denver on July 11, 1990, was at the time the costliest hailstorm in US history, as it fed off of the moist winds from the east and cooler air in the higher parts of the atmosphere, according to the Colorado Weather Almanac.
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"Hunker down like a jackass in a hailstorm" But the frenetic Christmas Eve spectacle was stunning even by the President's standards, and prompted the two top Democratic leaders, the likely House speaker-in-waiting Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, to issue a joint statement.
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It was a few hours of sunshine interrupting the honking midnight hailstorm that is the ordinary state of things in Madison Square Garden, but also it was Stoudemire at his zenith, not just bigger than life but seemingly bigger every day than he was the day before.
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In family photos, taken either on Trot-Trot, the painted wooden horse who stands in front of Polly's, or else at the lake near the Old Man, you can't tell that it was generally raining, sometimes sleeting, and, on one memorable occasion, there was a hailstorm.
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That's the question I've been asking myself after navigating a Pokémon-related social media hailstorm the last few days, complete with witty tweets and jokes, and even great videos, like this one of my boss, Recode Editor in Chief Dan Frommer, catching his first Pokémon at a Mets game.
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The use of cell-site simulators is a closely guarded secret among US law enforcement, typically bound by a nondisclosure agreement between agencies, the FBI, and the Harris Corporation, a US-based company which produces the Hailstorm, a slightly more advanced version of the more widely known Stingray model.
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What's happening: As the tech world reels from a hailstorm of crises around privacy, disinformation and monopoly — many stemming from decisions made 30 years ago — there's a sense among AI experts that this is a rare chance to get a weighty new development right, this time from the start.
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But after a first debate that was scored as a rout in Clinton's favor, the Alicia Machado controversy, Trump's leaked "grab 'em by the pussy" tape, a second debate viewers also thought Clinton won, and a hailstorm of sexual assault allegations against Trump, the race no longer looks close.
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"There is no bad wine any more — the only variability is the amount we harvest," said Mr. Würtz, who predicts that his vineyard, St. Antony's, will produce three to four times the amount of wine it produced last year, when his region suffered late frost and an August hailstorm.
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Forced to resign after a hailstorm of scandals ranging from bizarre (sending his security team to scavenge for Ritz-Carlton lotion) to alarming (purging the EPA's science advisers), Pruitt moved to secure a loophole for some of the dirtiest, most polluting trucks on the road on his last day in office.
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The story of the boy, Killian Gonzalez, who endured one of the worst traumatic injuries that can affect small children in car crashes but escaped with his life through the actions of a good Samaritan, unfolded on State Highway 51, a two-lane road slicked by a hailstorm at the time.
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John Lydon — then known as Johnny Rotten, the lead singer of the British band the Sex Pistols — did not just espouse anarchy, he personified it, gyrating onstage like a broken marionette as he screeched against the pillars of polite society, while a hailstorm of spit rained in from the audience.
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It is testament to how much of Earth's surface is sea, and how sparsely populated the remainder remains, that the only recorded victims of this artificial hailstorm are five sailors aboard a Japanese vessel, who were injured in 280, and a woman in Oklahoma who was grazed by a piece of falling rocket in 210.
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A cycling star in the making, Bernal took the race lead Friday when Stage 19 was dramatically cut short by a landslide across the route to the Alpine ski station of Tignes and by a violent hailstorm that made road conditions too icy for riders racing on two wheels barely wider than their thumbs.
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And so the dating world is like a zombie apocalypse out there: Everyone is wild-eyed and hungry for flesh, bumping from hyped-up burger restaurant to hyped-up burger restaurant to hold ketchup-stained hands with each other before going home to bone under a slightly-too-small blanket, a flurry of dickpics, a hailstorm of emergency pubic waxings.
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Read more: A Florida couple's toilet exploded after lightning struck near their septic tankRead more:31 photos show how people have endured blistering heatwaves around the world this summerPink 'watermelon snow' is covering the tops of mountains in Yosemite National ParkA Minneapolis suburb got pelted by massive, baseball-sized hailPhotos show freak summer hailstorm coating roads with 5 feet of ice in Guadalajara, Mexico
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These packages also come with the option of a training package, costing $12,000, and a one year maintenance package that will cost $169,000 if your department decided to splurge for the whole line of Harris' products (this was 2011 so the 4G network cell site simulator the HailStorm wasn't released yet.) Training isn't included interestingly enough, so police departments are more or less forced to pay for training on these complicated and powerful devices.
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In XXX, a 2002 documentary about Vin Diesel's life that was erroneously mislabeled an action-adventure movie by the studio, Vin Diesel wears Vans sneakers, drives a convertible off a cliff to make a political statement about the societal worth of violent video games and rap music, hangs out with Bam Margera in a loft that has a half pipe in it, buddies up with an evil anarchist by quoting Vandals lyrics at him, goes to two raves, parachutes four times, evades a hailstorm of bullets by doing dirt bike tricks, and causes an avalanche with dynamite then races said avalanche on a snowboard.
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