It has turned my physical being into pieces, my mental being into pieces.
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Any person in my place would be torn into pieces.
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So now the ground shatters into pieces, not the glass.
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Gamers win as the PC games market breaks into pieces.
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Cut cheese slices into pieces to fit on waffle quarters.
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CUT MY LIFE INTO PIECES, THIS IS MY LAST RESORT.
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Then they cut the leather into pieces and ate it.
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Some politicians have called for Facebook to be broken into pieces.
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Add sour cream and cheese slices, breaking the slices into pieces.
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Losing your light in this world tears my heart into pieces.
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Let bark set completely before cutting into pieces, about 1 hour.
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But they don't believe him and saw his body into pieces.
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This method works by sequentially chopping up a dataset into pieces.
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Things get chopped into pieces and connections fail to get made.
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Both films feature lingering shots of paper, torn into pieces, burning.
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Really, this is more of a TV movie broken into pieces.
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It's so cold, that the G-D Gjallarhorn snapped into pieces.
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I plan to learn how to cut them up into pieces.
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Some appeared very old and had broken into pieces upon impact.
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You master them so that you can cut them into pieces, and you cut them into pieces so that you can make new gear, and you make new gear so that you can master them better.
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The Duchess of Sussex and baby Sussex shatter that mirror into pieces.
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But there's a long history of studying how things break into pieces.
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I will not say it even if I am ripped into pieces.
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Then, as now, it felt like America was tearing itself into pieces.
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Video showed water crashing into buildings in Palu, smashing them into pieces.
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Cut scallops and salmon into pieces similar in size to the shrimp.
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They would smash together toy drones and watch them shatter into pieces.
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Along with that, our roof also fell down and broke into pieces.
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Cut the tomatoes into pieces about 1 inch wide and ½ inch thick.
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First, it's cut up into pieces to be pulled from multiple directions.
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Jamal's blood had already been spilled; his body cut up into pieces.
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The bicycle shattered into pieces, and the S.U.V. flipped onto its side.
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"A spring thaw shatters Lake Michigan into pieces and it's beautiful," he wrote.
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The bodies were chopped into pieces and were hard to recognize, he said.
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When the body blots, the netting cuts it into pieces, creating fish food.
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A big green dude came out of nowhere and punched Harlem into pieces.
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General Wei did not so much ignore them as snap them into pieces.
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Those are the rules, but we still need to break this into pieces.
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A suet pastry dough is chopped into pieces and then rolled into rectangles.
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Biden said Syria must be whole and united, and not carved into pieces.
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"A CD is a CD, you can't break it into pieces," Kahn said.
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"I buy one for every birthday and cut it into pieces to freeze."
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Bill Stinnett, a die-hard Indiana Pacers fan, still cut them into pieces.
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If an umbrella falls into pieces, as an archaeologist, that is really fun.
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Bombs were dropping on my hometown, and my country was breaking into pieces.
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In the morning, cheese makers cut them into pieces no bigger than peas.
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Girls cutting metal into pieces; girls building molds of ship parts from wood.
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His body was found several days later, chopped into pieces by his kidnappers.
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If we take plastic bags and cut it into pieces, it will be finished.
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The brand also incorporated the endangered species into pieces on its fall 2018 runway.
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The resulting block is then cut and sliced into pieces of the required shape.
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Authorities claim Hittson used a saw to carve Utterbeck into pieces after the murder.
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"I'll find you," Glenn says to Maggie before Negan smashes his skull into pieces.
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Cut white paper into pieces of faux snow and sprinkle them on your head.
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It's aerial Nascar racing, complete with collisions that cause drones to burst into pieces.
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Both jets broke into pieces upon hitting the ground at around 7:7003 a.m.
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Simply break the tab into pieces and feed twice daily for the best results.
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Regrettably dramatic, I yanked the photo from its frame and tore it into pieces.
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Top with freshly grated Parmesan cheese and basil leaves torn into pieces by hand.
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And at the reception, guests could get their names carved into pieces of fruit.
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The boat is made from the back of a writing tablet cut into pieces.
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"The car caught fire and tore into pieces," said Muhammad Tahir, a shop owner.
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Now imagine you have some explosives in the matter, and it breaks apart into pieces.
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When dismantling the machine, he cut the cobalt source into pieces to test for value.
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" Further graphic comments describe the plan to "take plastic bags and cut it into pieces.
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Use the sharp point of a knife to score the chocolate before cutting into pieces.
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Post-bake: The dough was soft and mushy (not crumbling into pieces, but pulling apart).
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The decision was made to cut it into pieces and then move it, KSWB reported.
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Upon delivery, the antique was found to have been smashed into pieces, said local reports.
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But that doesn't stop these women from breaking themselves into pieces in order to try.
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If Athena was ultimately broken into pieces or sold, they would advise on that, too.
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He was allegedly chopped into pieces with a bone saw brought on a private plane.
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Pumpkin is cut into pieces and thrown into oil along with onion, garlic, and pepper.
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The trophy, which was made of glass, fell to the floor and broke into pieces.
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Sullivan slices an apple into pieces of a similar size to add sweetness and crunch.
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Now, the company could be splintered into pieces, a casualty of the turmoil in Venezuela.
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Then you can divide it into pieces or just sharpen along those edges to emphasize them.
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When the beets are cool enough to handle, peel the skin and cut into pieces. 2.
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Trans people in my neighborhood are killed and chopped into pieces, then dumped inside potato bags.
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Some think particles should decay in never-before-seen ways, break into pieces in unexpected combinations.
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In one video, they demonstrate how it can be cut up into pieces without catching fire.
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It's not bloody anymore, and it's cut into pieces that resemble images I've seen in textbooks.
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"It's tearing the problem [of huge volume] into pieces to make chunks more comprehensible," Willner says.
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He and two teachers on the bus tore it into pieces and doused them with water.
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She is horrified, her whole life is getting cut into pieces right in-front of her.
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"I do feel like, as an immigrant, you have to divide yourself into pieces," she said.
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" Khamenei warned that if the U.S. backs out of the accord, "we will shred it into pieces.
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Unfortunately, after achieving said record, the bar was demolished, smashed into pieces that were sold for charity.
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To underline the point, he doffed his clerical collar and used scissors to chop it into pieces.
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To start, there are the cards, which represent various parts of a song cut up into pieces.
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By the time he accepted his nomination just over a year later, it had shattered into pieces.
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Other pairs have been known to merge into one star, or one shreds the other into pieces.
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They carried the statue and threw it to the floor several times until it broke into pieces.
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You may eagerly approach these hand-sized arthropods when they're cracked into pieces and doused in butter.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority, for instance, scarred the landscape with dams, which chop river ecosystems into pieces.
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But the canvas was split into pieces toward the end of the 18th century, for unknown reasons.
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The toddler was near an ice sculpture when it collapsed and broke into pieces, RTL News reported.
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In the United States, customers showed pictures of their United loyalty or credit cards cut into pieces.
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We sourced lace from the French company Sophie Hallette, which we would dye and incorporate into pieces.
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In another innovation, the panels are scored for breaking into pieces instead of being molded in segments.
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I used wild shrimp from the Gulf of Mexico and cut them into pieces, which worked well.
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The gun broke into pieces on a sidewalk on the north side of Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday.
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Slim smartphones, for example, are often shredded into pieces, from which some valuable metals are gathered and smelted.
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It is as if the turn of the wheel has scattered the butterfly outwards, into pieces of itself.
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"The aircraft hit the ground and broke into pieces," the Committee said in a statement on its website.
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The unidentified missile flew over the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido and broke into pieces over the Pacific.
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He dices the onion and cuts the tomato, chile, and avocado into pieces, and mixes them all together.
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"Bodies, some torn into pieces or burnt beyond recognition, are still being recovered from the rubble," it said.
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Tumbling at least 1,000 feet, the bus, carrying more than twice its 35-passenger limit, ripped into pieces.
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The frog has been chopped into pieces and quickly sautéed, and bamboo is served with slices of pork.
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When creator Sean Matthews attempted to reset the installation, titled Fair and Square, the chains snapped into pieces.
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They chop cities into pieces, creating disconnected zones, isolating people from business districts and often from urban waterfronts.
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I felt fragile, scared that she would lunge and I would break into pieces, brown limbs coming apart.
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Spying my fruit bowl, I grabbed an apple, cut it into pieces, and carefully laid an exit trail.
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The translucent black-and-white costumes, reminiscent of newsprint, turned the dancers' loose limbs into pieces of silk.
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Instead, I cut the beans into pieces and stir-fry them quickly, along with ginger, garlic and chiles.
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Then the Swiss man announced that he would cut it into pieces because it would not sell otherwise.
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While the capsule continued on, the company's rocket exploded, breaking into pieces as it ripped across the sky.
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There's a reason why, in my view, Trump broke the payments into pieces rather than one lump sum.
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Shatter the shell of blistered sugar into pieces that look like stained glass and try not to smile.
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"Having my environmental activist self chopped up into pieces because I'm in six organizations doesn't make sense," says Young.
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At one point I picked up a wine bottle, slammed it on the table, and broke it into pieces.
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Or you could dunk things in it and then watch the smoke disappear and then smash things into pieces.
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As the scent of blood and debauchery attracts demons, people are ripped into pieces or transformed into hellions themselves.
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They thought she could be potentially stealing children, cutting them into pieces, and using their entrails for various things.
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Then the Saudis had to go and (probably) kill a dissident, US-based journalist and saw him into pieces.
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When Tumblr users reblog photographs of brutalist architecture, they turn them into pieces of furniture for their own pages.
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Sinners are impaled on trees; another is chopped into pieces and fried in a pan; some undergo uglier fates.
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The guns are often broken down into pieces, hidden in electronics or disguised in other ways to evade authorities.
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"Trans people in my neighborhood are killed and chopped into pieces, then dumped inside potato bags," Hernández told BuzzFeed.
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Freeman's statement indicates Dow shot Jensen before placing her body in a warehouse, where he cut it into pieces.
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He collected discarded newspapers and cut them into pieces for collages that he initially peddled for a few dollars.
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The wooden clock, which was made by the artist James Borden, fell off the wall and collapsed into pieces.
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"It has broken into pieces," police officer Bishwaraj Khadka told Reuters from Myagdi, the town nearest the crash site.
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Then they often cut those bodies into pieces and sell the parts for hundreds or thousands of dollars each.
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Engineers will attempt to lift the 140-meter long ferry from the water without having to cut it into pieces.
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When the asteroid broke into pieces, it's likely that the sample grains were exposed to radiation and impacts by micrometeorites.
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And that the other tortured a man to death, sawed him into pieces and threw the pieces in a river?
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Shortly after launch, every Apple gadget gets dissected into pieces, and that fate befell Apple's new, 9.7-inch iPad Pro.
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As it cleaved off its ice shelf, the iceberg broke into pieces, creating a bunch of smaller, floating ice hunks.
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She dramatically ripped her copy of the president's speech into pieces — and she did it right there, on national television.
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When the abalone dies, the shell falls apart into pieces and provides the resources for the next generation of abalone.
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There's talk of court-packing, of impeaching judges, of cutting California into pieces to increase Democratic representation in the Senate.
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Each sheet was first washed in mild detergent, cut into pieces and then autoclaved for 20 minutes to sterilize them.
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Instead, it sucks it up and chops it into pieces like a jet engine devouring debris left on a runway.
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I feel like if I dropped dead they'd probably cut my body into pieces and sell it at an auction.
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Parked on the other side of the road from the bar, he witnessed two gunshots and windows shattering into pieces.
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As you cut it into pieces, shards of the bread fall open making the plov look like a shah's crown.
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What about cutting a slice of terrine into pieces and rearranging them on a plate to mimic Hockney's composite polaroids?
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They skin the feet by hand, dye the skins and sew them into pieces that can be fashioned into shoes.
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They skin the feet by hand, dye the skins and sew them into pieces that can be fashioned into shoes.
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Their Kalashnikov assault rifles and pump-action shotguns were discovered at the bottom of a nearby lake, sawed into pieces.
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He then beat Sabrina Lance with the butt of the gun, which broke into pieces during the attack, prosecutors said.
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Its remains, however, were turned into pieces of open-source code available to anyone willing to offer them new life.
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She created a homemade salve for the bears' paws and also began sterilizing tilapia skin, which she cut into pieces.
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CNN reported on Tuesday afternoon that a Turkish official said Khashoggi's body was cut up into pieces inside the Saudi consulate.
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I think those elements are very much easy to inject into pieces, whether it be from a design standpoint or otherwise.
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"The aircraft hit the ground and broke into pieces," the Investigative Committee of Russia said in a statement on its website.
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Or you could pour it onto things and then watch the smoke monster move around and then smash things into pieces.
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Also, our brains are much better at storing info long-term when it's chunked into pieces that make contextual sense together.
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The meteor broke apart into pieces of rock and metallic dust that descended in a cloud onto Lake Michigan, Hankey said.
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The wooden clock, which was made by the artist James Borden, fell off the wall and collapsed into pieces, footage showed.
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And none of the effort might matter much in the end, if the company ends up sold or carved into pieces.
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The Perseids light up the night sky when Earth runs into pieces of cosmic debris left behind by Comet Swift-Tuttle.
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Ms. Anjari cut it into pieces, covered it with water, and simmered it into soup with potatoes, carrots, ginger and cumin.
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The crash impact broke the helicopter into pieces, creating a debris field stretching about 500 to 600 feet, according to Homendy.
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Our experiences at work, in our homes and even in transit can be chopped up into pieces of purpose and service.
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No one had brought a wire cutter, so they used the flats of their machetes to break the wire into pieces.
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Khashoggi was reportedly tortured and murdered inside the consulate and then cut into pieces and smuggled out of the consulate in bags.
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The Turkish government claims to have audio of Khashoggi's murder, including evidence that he was being cut into pieces before he died.
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Ma's "Shether" is a nearly 7-minute slaughter of Nicki, with cover art that features Minaj's Pink Barbie persona cut into pieces.
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The operation will attempt to lift the 140-meter long ferry from beneath the water without having to cut it into pieces.
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He carried the candle outside using oven mitts, and when he hosed it down, he said the hot glass exploded into pieces.
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He ordered the Justice Department to break it into pieces and still file the 448-page document publicly in the court record.
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Add turkey, Italian seasoning and crushed red pepper, and cook, stirring with a spoon to break into pieces, 53 to 8 minutes.
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In the end, he chopped it into pieces and had friends smuggle them back so he could reassemble the model in Riyadh.
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I am tired of watching young, physically fit men being carried off football fields, limbs broken into pieces, skulls rung like bells.
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" He added it's important for the federal government to work with local officials, saying "It's like we've divided the country into pieces.
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It may look like that worm was swallowed whole, but in reality, it's slowly being scraped into pieces within the snail's radula.
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America has not, and would not, lure a journalist into our embassy, torture & murder him, and then cut him up into pieces.
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They're scattered throughout cells and among other things, they help cut messenger RNA into pieces, some of which get pasted back together.
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Still, park sanitation workers were surprised to find a piano, broken into pieces, among the items left in the garbage one day.
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If you want to make people really mad, you can rip a book into pieces and then organize the shreds by color.
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The D.D.S. would then chop the victim into pieces and bury him in a quarry owned by one of Duterte's political allies.
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"Children were torn into pieces," recalled Konstantin Y. Kolodkin, 40, who boarded the subway just before the blast at 2:40 p.m.
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Steven Solomon's mixed media work "Oh Shit World" takes a vintage 1960s sci-fi superhero, Adam Strange, and rips him into pieces.
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Jeffrey L. Bewkes, Time Warner's chief executive, outlined on the call why the company considered itself better off together than split into pieces.
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Turkish officials, however, reportedly believe Khashoggi was murdered inside the Saudi consulate and his body was broken into pieces with a bone saw.
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With Berto's ego smashed into pieces and strewn across the poo-covered cobblestones of Rome, Paul III's entire life is thrown into jeopardy.
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Warning horns were heard blaring moments before the construction cranes, which had towered over the damaged construction site, snapped into pieces and toppled.
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He took off his shirt, tore it into pieces and poured water on the fabric so the children could use them to breathe.
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Eleven casually kills several people with her mind and faces off against the creature, which bursts into pieces and disappears – as does she.
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Break the cake into pieces and place half of one layer of cake into the bottom of a large bowl or trifle dish.
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He says via email that he was taken by the role she performed as a "translator," turning the art into pieces for cello.
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I haven't cut it into pieces and assessed the ratio myself, but it has been a more breathable weighted blanket than I expected.
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Cutting the resultant cloth into pieces from which an item is then assembled is easy now that patterns can be reduced to software.
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According to Popeye's testimony, the two victims, Fernando Galeano and Gerardo Moncada, were shot, cut into pieces, and incinerated in a fire pit.
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The Perseids occur when Earth runs into pieces of debris floating in the solar system that were left behind by Comet Swift-Tuttle.
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To reach even bigger audiences, YouTubers have figured out that they can break their show into pieces and spread it across multiple channels.
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Engineers will cut the 6,100 ton machine into pieces no more than 20 tonnes in weight, so that they can be removed on trucks.
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As a teenager on his way to a concert, he got into a car accident, leaving him with a left eye cut into pieces.
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Incentives are superior to edicts — the former break down barriers for existing technology, and parcel out the costs into pieces the economy can digest.
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On social media, people posted videos of themselves burning the brand's clothes or cutting them into pieces and using them to wash their toilets.
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The round shape of the mooncake symbolizes unity and family reunion in Chinese culture, and is typically cut into pieces for families to share.
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In addition to the smaller version of the Wall, the company revealed tall, skinny MicroLED displays alongside long, fat displays that broke into pieces.
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Banksy outdid himself Friday night when one of his most famous paintings scored a $1.4 million bid and then it suddenly shredded into pieces.
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Three years after the IUD was inserted, Smith said it pushed out of her uterus and broke into pieces that spread throughout her abdomen.
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Establishing the identity of the colossus is complicated because it has been broken into pieces and only fragments of the face have been found.
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Then, allow the cracker sheets to cool, carefully remove the parchment paper and break the crackers into pieces of whatever size you desire. 4.
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But he is working to shape it into pieces that can be more readily reproduced than those he makes from found treasure and trash.
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To achieve this, the work is made of terry cloth, painted black and broken into pieces that form a city grid, circling another grid.
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It was then broken down into pieces and sent to Martinique where it was reopened across from the city's central park, called La Savane.
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In a terrifying accident in Utah, a FrontRunner train crashed into a FedEx truck and basically shredded its trailer into pieces, sending boxes flying everywhere.
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I give her a Chobani and a nectarine cut up into pieces and also heat up a butter croissant for her with apricot cream cheese.
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According to Reuters, the drone, with estimated cost of about $20,000, hovered for only "several seconds" before crashing into a wall and crumbling into pieces.
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Now that Donald Trump is the presumptive nominee, the Republican civil war that will break the party into pieces, possibly for good, is fully underway.
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A plane skidded off the runway Wednesday as it tried to land in bad weather in Istanbul, crashing into a field and breaking into pieces.
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The suspect has reportedly said he was angry over the slaying in Macerata of an 18-year-old woman whose body was hacked into pieces.
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Getting my ass bitten at by gnashing beasts, and my ship exploded into pieces by hostile fighters: This isn't quite the game I was anticipating.
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I have painstakingly cut frozen butter into pieces to soften it, and tried to speed it along by tossing the pieces into a running mixer.
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It was reportedly a "decadent affair" — the cake was so big it had to be cut into pieces so it could fit in the door.
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Pronounced "POH-keh" (and spelled without an accent on the letter "e"), poke is a Hawaiian term meaning to slice or cut crosswise into pieces.
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But video soon emerged of a group of people pushing the rock off its base and shattering it into pieces, according to the Washington Post.
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More than 17 years on the factory floor came down to this: the Tocco, disconnected from water and electricity, waiting to be cut into pieces.
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What makes it feel like a TV project and not a movie arbitrarily cut into pieces is how episodic its story beats and structure are.
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Then I learned that the Indonesian police had recently busted a Komodo trafficking ring — 40 dragons smuggled out and chopped into pieces for traditional medicine.
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She musters dense ink cross hatchings for "Things Fall Apart," three drawings from 1995, which show her signature form, a coffee cup shattering into pieces.
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Vertical wind shear can essentially chop a storm up into pieces — hurricanes are cyclones, and they need to maintain a certain kind of vertical structure.
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The wafer was shipped to China for testing, cut into pieces at another Chinese factory, and then delivered to the Philippines for a chemical process.
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Captain Abid Sultan and co-pilot Prithula Rashid died when their plane crashed short of the runway, broke into pieces and caught fire, officials said.
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And Seton Hall, the No. 123 seed, is the kind of dangerous young don't-give-a-shit team that could also shatter this bracket into pieces.
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He threatened to cut Gilson into pieces and even showed up at a bar she was at with a knife ... this according to the police report.
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Before you break everything down into pieces, take a roll of masking tape and label the individual parts, from right to left and top to bottom.
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Star also detailed a new packaging design that his company is utilizing to help prevent eye-shadow palettes from breaking into pieces during the shipping process.
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Khashoggi was reportedly strangled and cut into pieces, and the Saudis used a body double to attempt to create the illusion that Khashoggi left the consulate.
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One user posted a picture of a Mastercard cut into pieces, while another named Ramesh uploaded a graphic with a Mastercard logo on a toilet flush.
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Sensing weakness, legendary investor Carl Icahn tried to buy out the company nearly four years ago, which probably would have resulted in it breaking into pieces.
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Both a car crash and an underbody blast cause blunt-force trauma: the sorts of injuries you get from slamming into pieces of a vehicle's interior.
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He had killed innocent people, he said, and cut victims into pieces, but had done so because his enemies had done that to his people, too.
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If she were to leave him, he told her from his jail cell, he would torture her, cut her into pieces and leave her to die.
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As the band played "Vai (Menina, Amanhã de Manhã)" ("Girl, Tomorrow in the Morning"), he pulled a guitar into pieces, true to his perpetual analytic curiosity.
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Marriages and relationships break into pieces, leaving children marooned with one unhappy parent or another relative, and feeling as if they'd been stranded in outer space.
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But splintered into pieces, it will yield merry bits like striped shirts and wide pants (the new skinny pants, again), and some clomping, race-striped shoes.
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Njoka chops the maize into pieces then mixes it with dry Napier grass to make silage, a delicacy that he said makes his cows more productive.
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It's a lot like the Gears you know and love, complete with snapping into cover, pulling off satisfying Active Reloads, and chain-sawing baddies into pieces.
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They bought carpet, decorated their walls with decals, and even used contact paper to transform their boring dorm furniture into pieces worthy of an adult apartment.
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Elizabeth Warren gets the nomination and then wins the election, Google will have to contend with a president who promised to break the company into pieces.
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Perhaps it is to keep the drama from flying into pieces, therefore, that he clamps the procedural frame so firmly in place around the prisoners' debates.
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By breaking the agreement into pieces, China was able to avoid additional tariffs and Mr. Trump secured a policy win heading into his re-election campaign.
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A photograph published on local television network Milenio showed what it said were the burnt remnants of the plane, broken into pieces, spread over charred earth.
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Since their steep rise to fame, we predicted fishnets would take new form in 2017, morphing into pieces like layerable chainmail tops, and who knows what else.
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The plane had departed from Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt and was heading for St. Petersburg, Russia when it broke into pieces midair over the Sinai Peninsula. Russia.
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So it's put into a reactor and it's bombarded with neutrons and the elements actually split into pieces and the pieces, the fissioned products, are extremely radioactive.
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Mr. Zhu's family recipe for Nanjing salted duck is a gift: a salt- and Sichuan peppercorn-brined duck poached with aromatics, hacked into pieces and served cold.
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"Million Reasons" is a pretty cut and dry breakup song, but the video is about the people that pick you up when your heart's shattered into pieces.
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Anything above 1 cm could penetrate the shields of the Station's crew modules, and anything larger than 10 cm could shatter a satellite or spacecraft into pieces.
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My main ones are clay tools like ceramic wire loops, and then there's my monstrous, double-handle cheese knife that's used to cut the blocks into pieces.
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Known for his grandiose plans, he often told friends he would divide his will into pieces and give them away to people who didn't know one another.
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In keeping with the spooky spirit, Facebook will also begin rolling out new Halloween-themed reactions today, like a ghost and a heart that cracks into pieces.
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Jet crashed, broke into pieces A jet flying from Austin, Texas, veered off a runway while landing in Honduras, leaving the aircraft mangled and broken in half.
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More notable — ridiculously good, actually — was the kaiserschmarrn, a dense, eggy pancake broken into pieces that were white with powdered sugar and stained dark by fruit compote.
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The chips were intact corn tortillas, pleasingly coarse and fried until crunchy, in exactly the right amount—four—to break into pieces and scrape the bowl clean.
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About 43 activists, young and old, sliced a giant NHS cake symbolizing the health service they say is being broken into pieces and sold to private companies.
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My perspective is that charcuterie is where we take this animal and turn it into pieces of meat that nourish our family and community for the future.
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He has gone from being a champion of comprehensive immigration reform legislation to someone who now argues that the reform effort should be broken up into pieces.
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Porn Grid rendered only the pulsing and heaving parts of the body (mouth, breasts, penises), articulating Minter's practice of breaking the body into pieces like a puzzle.
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"Washington is doing its best to prevent the old invention about 'Russian meddling in the U.S. presidential election in 2016' from finally falling into pieces," Ryabkov said.
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Shot through with connective tissue, it can be ungainly to work with (feel free to cut it into pieces so it's easier to maneuver on the grill).
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Dogs are killed, young women are kidnapped and tied up, and one unfortunate soul is chopped into pieces, then stashed in the freezer for a rainy day.
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In this piece, performers, some arriving through the audience, remove their street clothes, stand naked and then, presented with sheets of brown paper, tear it into pieces.
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It was preserved — brined — and had been artfully abstracted into pieces, all of which were level with the ground that contained them, like fossils in the making.
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To apply the cut-up technique, an artist literally cuts or tears written and printed material into pieces, and then rearranges those pieces to create something new.
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Fully aware of these challenges from the beginning, Woody adopted a divide-and-conquer approach, breaking the research into pieces and assigning them to different Panoramic researchers.
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I didn't feel necessarily great about striking a human enemy so hard with a crowbar that it shattered into pieces upon making contact with a woman's cheekbone.
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A Turkish official told CNN on Tuesday that Khashoggi's body was cut into pieces after he was killed two weeks ago at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
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A Turkish official told CNN on Tuesday that Khashoggi's body was cut into pieces after he was killed two weeks ago at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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In court papers, Google said it sometimes breaks up emails into pieces to improve its network's performance, and did not necessarily know where particular emails might be stored.
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After emerging into a large open-air pit a few blocks from Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood, Bertha will be cut into pieces and hauled away over several months.
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Booth butters a baking tin generously, adds a layer of parchment (we want this cake to come out as easily as possible), and cuts the rhubarb into pieces.
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"Recently I've started to crack… the pressure of social media is getting to me," the video reads as the egg's shell begins to crack before breaking into pieces.
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The second one came in the ninth when Kenley Jansen, the Dodgers' closer, shattered Rizzo's bat into pieces and chose self-preservation rather giving chase to Rizzo's dribbler.
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Wednesday and soon after found the pink terrazzo star, which Mr. Trump received in January 2007 for his NBC show "The Apprentice," broken into pieces, Officer Brown said.
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The line breaks sometimes appear, by the standards of English verse, almost arbitrary; so the reader shrugs and converts, happily enough, those poems into pieces of broken prose.
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It was a huge night for Glover, not to mention a great vote of confidence for a purposefully strange show that delights in smashing TV norms into pieces.
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By now, Mr. Feith said, at many crash sites the wreckage will have been hoisted onto trucks, often after being cut into pieces, and shipped to storage facilities.
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A description of museum damage turns into an opportunity for visitors to themselves take a selfie with a Renaissance-style sculpture, which has already been broken into pieces.
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With each impression, the phrase gets messier, less visible, and broken into pieces: "I am not," and single words, "colored," alluding to the intertextuality and mutability of language.
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That split the polar vortex into pieces, which then started to wander, according to Judah Cohen, a winter storm expert for Atmospheric Environmental Research, a commercial firm outside Boston.
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Generations of children eagerly anticipated the annual arrival of the dolls at marketplaces throughout the country, enthusiastically breaking them into pieces in order to indulge in the sweet taste.
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When a foreign DNA sequence with matching sequences in this library attacks a cell, specialized 'Cas' enzymes unwind the intruder DNA and chop it into pieces, stopping an infection.
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Other kinds of energetic particles from outside our galaxy, known as cosmic rays, pelt our atmosphere, breaking up molecules into pieces and producing showers of neutrinos over the Earth.
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On Friday, The Verge reported that Amazon has submitted a patent for a drone that can initiate a crash sequence and break itself into pieces in case of emergencies.
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When Ms. Piccard picked up the phone and dialed police, Mr. Bannon grabbed it from her hands and threw it across the room, shattering it into pieces, she said.
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And, knowing this would be hardest for me to hear, he picks up a knife with his "yes, chicken-y hands" if he needs to cut it into pieces.
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In the time since, he's crafted these three album-length compositions on circuit boards and started integrating electronics into pieces for saxophone and violin, among other more traditional instruments.
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In a slice of bitter, and soon-to-be infinitely memed, irony, he actually says, "Music time's over," before belting the guitar into pieces against a solid oak support.
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Ardrossan has now been chopped into pieces, but money is always being made and somewhere another such "'place' is being born," in the Bay Area or China or Mumbai.
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Over the years, we heard rumors about what happened to my father; that he had been killed while being tortured, that his body had been cut up into pieces.
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Their cynicism is expressed in the phrase "raspil," which means "sawing into pieces," slang for graft in government-sponsored projects, which can reach 50 percent of the stated contract.
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The six complete planes and the partially built ones on the assembly line were cut into pieces and many of their blueprints were destroyed, as was the manufacturing machinery.
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In season five, Monica's brother, Ross (David Schwimmer), tried to drag a new couch up the stairs to his apartment before finally giving up and sawing it into pieces.
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"After living all those years with suppression, I look fine on the outside, but it feels as if I am starting to break into pieces inside," she once said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A painting by mysterious British artist Banksy shred itself into pieces at the moment it sold for more than 1 million pounds at a London auction on Friday.
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A traditional, boring, controller (Switch Pro) and the chunky monkey new Joy-Con controller that can be broken into pieces with the two primary halves used to control the game.
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Cold water "breaks your mind into pieces and puts negative thoughts through your head," explained Arafat Gatabazi, 22, who swims without a wetsuit and participated in this year's Walkerbay race.
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Over the next half hour, the iceberg cracked into pieces and tumbled into the water — a mesmerizing sighting of the sea level rise that Holland has devoted years to studying.
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Take the example of the Florida paddle steamer, which Ward and Casement will need to break into pieces and convey up "the waterfalls and cataracts and currents" of the Congo.
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Berman's parents knew that the Cross Bronx Expressway would cut their neighborhood into pieces, placing once-vibrant blocks next to a roaring freeway, but they were helpless to stop it.
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At first, it's not totally clear why you're watching the episode split into pieces because the first 20 or so minutes of the season premiere play out pretty straight-forward.
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Memories have been turned into pieces of art in a new project by creative technology studio random quark that scans the brains of people recalling emotional moments in their lives.
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Suddenly, the family dog burst from the kitchen in pursuit of their cat and got tangled in the cords, dragging the TV to the floor and smashing it into pieces.
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Mr. Griffin, 57, picked up one cluster with his knife, tipped it into the palm of his left hand and watched it dance, split into pieces and come back together.
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The first step in creating the map was to slice sections of fruit fly brain into pieces just 20 microns thick, roughly a third the width of a human hair.
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The great tragedy of In the Woods is that Rob and Cassie's partnership, which is so finely tuned as to function as a work of art, is broken into pieces.
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The strongest storm to hit the continental US since Hurricane Andrew in 1992, Michael dashed homes into pieces, swallowed marinas and left piles of rubble where shopping centers once stood.
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I take a block of medium-firm tofu from its package, pat it dry, slice it into pieces and drizzle it with Bragg's liquid aminos, soy sauce's unfermented hippie cousin.
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Shortly after being sold at auction for three times the expected price, a secret shredder in the frame of Girl with Balloon was activated, and the work was cut into pieces.
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In June, an iceberg four miles wide broke away from Greenland's Helheim Glacier and cracked into pieces in a process called calving, an event that can be caused by warming oceans.
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Indeed, the company's test bar was so low, the only way to fail was if the child-sized dummy ended up on the floor or the booster itself broke into pieces.
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The good side of this is that the HomePod is extremely durable and probably won't break into pieces when your cat inevitably drags it down from your cupboard to the floor.
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The new investigatory commission created by Macierewicz said in April this year that blasts most likely tore the plane into pieces killing all 96 people seconds before it hit the ground.
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But if you keep popping the rivets off, you risk a total collapse, and it's unclear which rivet will be the one to cause the whole plane to break into pieces.
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Unlike traditional paratha in India, buss up shut is broken into pieces, and diners typically pick up the pieces with their hands and use them as utensils to scoop the curry.
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" He also warned that Trump will "break the Republican Party into pieces — and lead to the election of independent thinkers no longer tethered to the tired dogmas of the polarized past.
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On Tuesday, CNN reported that Khashoggi's body had been cut into pieces after he had been killed two weeks ago at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, according to a Turkish official.
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You have to be a bit mindful of having a break in an act so you can sort of chop it into pieces, so that it's a little bit more shareable.
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Every year, tons and tons of plastic trash enters the ocean — shredding into pieces that are found virtually everywhere, from the surface to the bottom of the sea and on remote islands.
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The statue was taken to London and, during a sermon outside St Paul's Cathedral, broken into pieces by an angry crowd, to put an end its "great idolatrie" once and for all.
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Less than two weeks later, Dell's banks went to market with the so-called Term Loan B, a lower-grade bank loan that was broken into pieces and sold to institutional investors.
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Khashoggi has been critical of the Saudi regime and is believed to have been killed in the consulate before being cut into pieces with a bone saw and smuggled back to Saudi Arabia.
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Most people with a positive group experience have observed other ones that turned bad — comment threads that went far off the rails, schisms that broke the group into pieces, mods who burned out.
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The piece is meant to invoke a "visual echo chamber," creating "a body cut up into pieces and scattered across the scene"—much like Tibira was by the colonialists who detested his sexuality.
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One way to "design for demise", says Ettore Perozzi, an expert on debris at Italy's space agency, is to build a spacecraft "like a chocolate bar", so that it snaps easily into pieces.
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The new investigatory commission, created by Defence Minister Antoni Macierewicz, said on Monday that a blast most likely tore the plane into pieces, killing all 96 people seconds before it hit the ground.
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Click here to view original GIFOr I guess, since the glass skateboard hilariously shatters into pieces right in the beginning, skating on a glass skateboard starts exactly how you'd think it'd start, too.
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A plane flown by the Turkish low-cost carrier Pegasus Airlines skidded off the runway at Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen airport on Wednesday, crashing into a road and breaking into pieces, Turkish media reported.
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She broke calabashes into pieces, burned them in an oven to various shades of brown to match Nigerian skin tones, and drilled holes in them so that she could sew them onto blouses.
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But remind me again why Chloe the dog is my friend, but cows and pigs, to name two other living beings, are just fine to chop into pieces and enjoy with Sriracha sauce?
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The plane went through several 100-foot-high lines of trees and was fragmented from the crash into pieces tiny enough to pick up, NTSB Western Pacific Region chief Debra Eckrote said Sunday.
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But our whole focus was to bring in players who could fit into pieces that we already have, and I think Liz has really done a great job of fitting in with us.
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In effect, it shrinks the area of land left available for any future Palestinian state to exist on and chops it up into pieces, destroying its potential viability as a real, contiguous state.
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Wheat bran smells healthy and rich in fibers,I tore the plate into pieces—approximately half by half inches—and bathed them in cold milk, as if they were nothing but normal bran flakes.
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Rachel is easily the fastest of the three, but she misses the ring, knocking it over — Astrid grabs for the prize, but not before Rachel accidentally stomps on it, shattering it into pieces. Metaphors?!
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FOURTH OF JULY SALES OF SUNSCREEN, INSECT REPELLENT EXPECTED TO INCREASE OVER 200 PERCENT Noah bends down to pick it back up, but when he realizes the watermelon is busted into pieces, he bolts.
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While Nujaifi and others claim to support a unified Iraq — albeit with a more pronounced federalism — some worry that the effort is purely a vanity project that will only split the country into pieces.
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Beer is made from grain, which stores carbohydrates in the form of starch -- specifically large, branched sugar molecules, which are chopped into pieces by naturally occurring enzymes in malted barley during the brewing process.
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Also, it's not the same kind of glass that's being used in the Olli pods that are being tested on public roads; the company uses laminated glass on those because it doesn't burst into pieces.
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One cool sequence in the video is that you can see an individual bullet make contact with the molten aluminum and then immediately jump right out of the bowl and then explode into pieces. Crazy.
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"[The wave] was mixed with mud, with ships and cars smashing toward wooden houses, dragging those into rice fields, and basically bashing them into pieces," noted a Bloomberg report five hours after the earthquake hit.
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Crispr was first discovered in 1987, but it took decades for scientists to figure out that microbes needed the system to recognize DNA from invading viruses and to chop it into pieces, stopping the infection.
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The plane, which was on its way from Bangkok to Basel, made a low circuit of the airport, its lights visible through the clouds, before crashing into a hill, breaking into pieces, and catching fire.
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If the star system that 'Oumuamua came from has giant gas planets and it got close to those planets, it might have been torn into pieces as it was ejected, hence its long, thin shape.
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"When you combine poor policy enforcement, the long-term degradation and also fragmentation of the Amazon - the forest being chopped up into pieces - and climate variations, you get the situation we see today," he said.
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The main portion of the helicopter lay in a northern forest wreathed in mist, with its blades shattered into pieces, as dozens of rescuers combed the wreck for survivors, pictures released by emergency authorities showed.
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"The wars were not so long ago, so people view things not just as sports," he said of the conflict that tore the former Yugoslavia into pieces and in which more than 100,000 people were killed.
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"I've never seen a case where a victim is cut into pieces and thrown away like trash," Richard Olivier, another assistant Jefferson Parish district attorney, said during closing arguments in the trial, according to Olivier's office.
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It also meant that the dumpster itself could have been torn into pieces of jagged white-hot shrapnel in the ensuing explosion, dramatically increasing the amount of damage to anyone unlucky enough to be standing nearby.
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Singing the world "evil," she held up a picture of Pope John Paul II. As the song ended, she tore the photo into pieces saying, "Fight the real enemy," before throwing the fragments at the camera.
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Eventually, bad gal Rih Rih chops the offending accountant (played by the sexy and beloved yet nevertheless creep-typecast Mads Mikkelsen) into pieces and then lays naked and covered in blood in a box of money.
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Because Facebook today, in the wake of its historic stock plunge and a rising chorus of calls for the company to be regulated or even broken into pieces, looks a lot like Microsoft, 20 years ago.
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"A part of the bomb went into my leg and fractured my bone into pieces - it cut into my nerves and tendons," he said through an interpreter, insisting he wasn't scared when the bombs fell overhead.
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The camera pans out and we can see that his hot dog has been artfully sliced into pieces and assembled into a smile, with ketchup and mustard circles as eyes for the win (nicely done, mom!).
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" While chanting the word "evil," O'Connor holds up a photograph of Pope John Paul II and rips it in half, then into pieces, then tosses the pieces at the camera and says, "Fight the real enemy!
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In her work, she tells the story of this struggle at a distance, and at various removes, split into pieces so that the focus changes with each telling, yet all add up to the same idea.
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Indeed, Trump has confirmed what MbS could not abide hearing from Jamal Khashoggi, the Saudi columnist for the Washington Post whom he had murdered and cut into pieces inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul last October.
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One grave held 64 men and boys, pressed helter-skelter into a still life of death: skulls face down, broken into pieces; a tangle of pants and legs akimbo, some with thick ropes encircling their ankles.
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Under the Thoma Bravo umbrella, the company was split into pieces, with the Compuware brand keeping the legacy mainframe software business and the faster-growing Dynatrace unit being spun out to focus on application performance management.
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You also have to wonder how some of the crew members' descendants might feel about their ancestors being turned, for dramatic effect, into mutineers and murderers, or seeing them torn into pieces by an animated bear.
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"It suffered massive damage on the surface and was broken into pieces probably before it sank completely, so the wreckage was scattered over a mile," said David Reams, the senior director for Mr. Allen's maritime operations.
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If it catches its penguin, Ms. Kienle says, it will devour the bird in a characteristic way: it will bite it, and then shake it until the penguin breaks into pieces that the seal can swallow.
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It has radically altered our engagement with music, turning pop songs into pieces of data that can be exchanged for a portion of our privacy, and has been downloaded over a billion times in 190 countries.
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He is the one who looked back on his Tommy-wild youth and channeled that ardor into pieces that Naughty by Nature, who performed at Mr. Hilfiger's own show 22 years ago, would likely have loved.
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LAIKIPIA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Armed with rakes, hoes and machetes, a group of ranchers hacked at the spiky cactus plants sprouting all over their land, chopping them into pieces and carting them off in wheelbarrows.
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LAIKIPIA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Armed with rakes, hoes and machetes, a group of ranchers hacked at the spiky cactus plants sprouting all over their land, chopping them into pieces and carting them off in wheelbarrows.
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This giant mouse trap snaps with enough force to smash a watermelon into pieces, which we get to watch happen in glorious slow motion along with exploding soda cans, a science fair volcano, and a mannequin's head.
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Missiles criss-crossed the spaces between the fleets, the flak cannons sounded like a hundred steam pistons going at once, and ships ruptured into pieces, their burned husks drifting through space for the rest of the battle.
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As children peered wide-eyed into the tank, Kandan, 31, a caretaker who goes by one name, related a story he had heard in which the machinery used to dig up the actual stones crumbled into pieces.
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Water burst through with such force that old-growth trees were snapped into pieces, fence posts were ripped from the ground and cows, with no time to retreat, became stranded on small islands in their former pasture.
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Professor Helen Picton, who leads the division of reproduction at the University of Leeds and who oversaw the preservation of the tissue, said that the outer part of the ovary that contained eggs was cut into pieces.
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Their Quran was torn into pieces, anti-Muslim hate graffiti was written on the wall, and valuables, ranging from their passports with green cards to computers and gold jewelry they had received as wedding gifts, had been stolen.
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"In 1981, the McDonald's President said he needed chicken on his menu and wanted something that customers could hold in their hands, with no bones and cut into pieces," explained the company's founder Herbert Lotman to National Provisioner.
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All the rest of the natural universe moves like perfect clockwork, each atom spinning past the other or colliding or splitting into pieces according to invisible laws that are both baroque and breathtaking in their final abstract simplicity.
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Investigators suspect Sokolov, whose expertise on Napoleon Bonaparte earned him a Legion of Honour order of merit from France, of chopping his lover into pieces and of trying to dump them in the river to cover his tracks.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's loss-making airline Alitalia, which has been put under state administration, could still be sold as a whole and not broken up into pieces, one of the three commissioners managing the company said on Wednesday.
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For Marni, Tom Pecheux performed an even finer surgery by turning normal false lashes into tailored addenda, cutting long, well-curled strips into pieces and applying them in sparse, spindly bundles along the upper and lower lash lines.
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A 50-year-old, self-described businesswoman confessed to Metro that she's started hosting MDMA parties in her London home, evenings when her friends come over and they pop party drugs that they've crammed into pieces of Brie.
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Not only are they made from modular elements that can be rearranged, but "they are usually the flop-down, fall-into pieces in a room," said David Mann, the founding partner of MR Architecture + Decor, in New York.
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Plus, it may sound scary to hear 2,000 to 8,000 pounds of debris falling from the sky, but a lot of that gets broken up into pieces, some pretty small, that can spread across a range of many miles.
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Photos of the massive rocks shared to Facebook show how the boulder dwarfs a worker standing in front of it, and reveals the impact of the fall destroyed the highway surrounding it, breaking much of the pavement into pieces.
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They couldn't just transfer it all over—they had to break their genome into pieces, slowly transplanting bit by bit into living bacteria until they had replaced the entire E. coli genome, according to the paper published in Nature.
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Khashoggi, who had been critical of the government in many of his writings, was lured to the consulate by government agents who reportedly drugged the reporter and chopped his body up into pieces while his fiancee was waiting outside.
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"There's a saying in my circle, that you should quit the day your company installs DingTalk," said Robert, who works in luxury retail in the northwestern province of Shaanxi and complains that DingTalk has "fragmented his time into pieces".
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Or in the case of Vuitton, that one very large stone, which will be sent to Antwerp, Belgium, to be cut into smaller stones that can be worked into pieces codesigned by some of the house's most important customers.
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Many of their debates have revolved around the role of "spoken tongue language," as Ms. Okpokwasili calls it, versus the work's physical language, which at times suggests a body breaking into pieces or striving to keep another body alive.
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At this point, Fischetti and his colleagues remove the DNA from the virus, cut it up into pieces, and then insert the DNA into a bacterium that will be used to express the genes in that piece of DNA.
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While the tech executives predictably balked at having their businesses broken into pieces, many did agree that regulation is needed to tackle a host of issues, including data privacy, content moderation and facial recognition services, such as Amazon's Rekognition tool.
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"We need to keep in mind that the question of an arms race that could cut us into pieces is entirely realistic," Sergei Dubinin, former governor of Russia's central bank, told Russia's RBC TV channel before Washington announced its exit.
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Mr Barrack may buy TWC as a short-term salvage job in order to sell it to Miramax's current owner, or he could break the company into pieces, splitting off, for example, the television production business, and sell them off individually.
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The basic idea of Blinkist is to take the best of new nonfiction and condense it into pieces just a minute or two long, with entire books summed up in a series of these "blinks" totaling 15 minutes or so.
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I'm reminded at times of the plasticine sounds that have made up the brittle world of the Hungarian composer Gábor Lázár's last few releases, but Girardin twists those tense synthetic whooshes and whines into pieces that feel strangely warm and inviting.
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A momentary lapse of judgement and a mechanical failure are all that was necessary for this expensive stabilizer to fail at its one job: keeping the $70,000 camera it was supporting from smashing into pieces on the parking lot pavement.
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The network is p2p because it's being designed so that data is locally encrypted, broken up into pieces and then stored distributed and replicated across the network, relying on the users' own compute resources to stand in and take the strain.
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He shot the tires of women's cars as they traveled on desolate Florida roads at night, did unspeakable things to them, cut their bodies into pieces and buried them in 30-gallon drums in the orange groves of Indian River County.
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While a few vehicles drove into pieces of the plane on the highway, Meffert's was the only one hit by the crashing aircraft -- a fact made even more spectacular considering how busy the highway usually is, especially on a getaway weekend.
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I loved the drama of cutting my cards into pieces, but I found leaving them intact and relying on my own willpower to ultimately be more effective in managing my spending and making progress on my $23,000 of credit card debt.
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Its glorious aromas and complex flavors, which seem to shift shape moment to moment like clouds drifting across the sky, inspire the sort of grocery-list descriptions that break down a wine into pieces but never capture it in its entirety.
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At one point in "Black Mirror: Bandersnatch," the main character's available choices make viewers decide between whether to kill himself or his friend, whether to kill his father and whether to bury a body or chop it into pieces first.
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The non-sequential timeline of Gorogoa, in which you shift from the boy gathering five colorful orbs for the dragon, to him as an older man seeking to understand this youthful vision, is like a storybook that's been cut into pieces.
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Next, the group spent an hour or so strenuously but carefully field dressing their kill, which means carving up the animal into pieces, leaving its entrails on site while packing the muscles and limbs into their packs for the hike out.
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As for those chicken thighs, my go-to method is to buy them boneless, cut them into pieces and then throw them in the pot with pretty much any combination of spices, aromatics and condiments, to cook in under 10 minutes.
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So the local Mack Trucks factory donated leftover padding used in the airplane seats it manufactured, it delivered the padding in a fleet of trucks and 200 town volunteers showed up with electric kitchen knives to carve it into pieces.
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A big part of the strategic plan is the promise of at least $25 billion in stock buybacks and dividends, something, it says, that it could not deliver in such a large quantity — if at all — were it to be broken into pieces.
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While bath bombs are meant to be dropped into the water whole, just like that, the bubble bar works best when it's broken into pieces and crumbled under running water to infuse your bath with color and sparkle — and, of course, bubbles.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The woman who bid more than 1 million pounds for a painting by the mysterious British artist Banksy which shred itself into pieces at the moment of the sale has gone ahead with the purchase, auction house Sotheby's said on Thursday.
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Seemingly due in part to a new songwriting approach (in which they use the music programming software MaxMSP to, essentially, algorithmically generate torrents of sounds that they shape into pieces) the format of their pieces has become unwieldy in tandem with the sounds.
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Instead of simply encrypting, monitoring or recording it; the early-stage startup breaks the data into pieces and continually moves it around, making it virtually impossible for hackers to do anything with it should they get ahold of one of the pieces.
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An example of this type of game would be for partners to make lists of things they haven't tried but want to, see where their lists overlap, and cut the lists into pieces of paper that can be drawn from a hat.
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Although considered relatively small by astronomical terms, 2018-CB may be larger than a meteorite that streaked through the atmosphere and exploded into pieces over Chelyabinsk, Russia, in 2013, sending a shock wave that smashed windows, damaged buildings and injured 1,200 people.
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While the German did not go to the extent of smashing four rackets into pieces as Marcos Baghdatis did during his three-set loss at Melbourne Park to Stan Wawrinka in 2012, it did feel like a deja vu moment for Zverev.
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Gaetano Grado, a mafia member and informant, claimed that Caravaggio's "Nativity with St. Francis and St. Lawrence" (1600) — infamously stolen in 1969 from the Oratorio di San Lorenzo in Palermo, Sicily — was cut into pieces and sold to a Swiss art dealer.
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They then built a polynomial that evaluates to zero on these completion cards, and figured out an ingeniously simple way to split the polynomial into pieces with smaller exponents, which led to a bound on the size of collections with no sets.
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When the stink is at its ripest, it means that the day's hundred and eighty thousand chickens have been slaughtered, drained of blood, stripped of feathers, and carved into pieces—and it's time for workers like Osiel López Pérez to clean up.
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It concludes with a man in a rubber gardening glove punching a giant ball containing the essence of BOB (and, thus, the essence of evil) until he can shatter it into pieces, and it somehow doesn't seem as ridiculous as it probably should.
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Inmates are raped to pay off debts, and one mother told the Justice Department that a prisoner had texted her to say he would "chop her son into pieces and rape him if she did not send him $800," the report said.
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What attendees probably didn't expect was to see a large, dead blue shark being held overhead by two men who—in the words of their critics—"paraded it" around town, before it was cut into pieces, cooked, and passed out to the crowd.
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Competitors trailed behind or crashed into pieces along the course, but this one swerved and corkscrewed through two twin arches, hit a straightaway and then blasted into the netting that served as the finish line for the Drone Racing League's world championship.
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I mean, I do get the argument of splitting it up into pieces, because why should we have only two senators and another state with, you know, one hundredth the population has ... You get the idea, but you're not for it, right?
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Several of the Dadaistic collages from the exhibition, in which the fusing of objects and bodies evokes both fascination and discomfort, were included in Kot'átková's recently published two-volume artist book, Pictorial Atlas of a Girl Who Cut a Library into Pieces (JRP|Ringier, 2016).
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The disparate sonic experiments of the instrumental "Horse" are a mess of pianos and synths and hastily strummed guitars, chopped into pieces and hurled into one another like a TRICK cut played in four locations at once—a wild exaggeration of Cuomo's Abbey Road theory.
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Inside was a four-thousand-pound Oval Office, broken down into pieces—doorways, windows, curved walls—along with its attendant furniture: two sofas, several chairs, the Resolute desk, lamps, china, and a replica of Frederic Remington's bronze sculpture "The Bronco Buster," beloved by Ronald Reagan.
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Once samples reach the laboratory, Landvik says, they are grown inside a Petri dish and cut into pieces, which are then put into a flask with a liquid of nutrients such as minerals and vitamins and a carbon source to help the fungi grow.
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In one story, a woman who is corresponding with a prisoner sends him a sketch she's done of his corpse cut into pieces and turned into an elegant armchair; in another, a couple hire a man to act as a bra for their teenage daughter.
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But it would also effectively slice the West Bank into pieces, isolating Arab East Jerusalem and dividing Ramallah in the north from Bethlehem in the south — leaving a future Palestinian state to try to stitch itself together with tunnels or bridges through Israeli territory.
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They function as reminders of the ways Camille's mind has fractured the world into pieces and forced her to ignore so many of those pieces, the way she simply must move forward at all costs, which means sloughing off the traumas like dead skin.
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Corfiots mark Holy Saturday with a strange old custom referred to as the "botides" - where large clay jugs filled with water are thrown from the balconies of homes in the center of town, smashing into pieces onto the streets below as thousands gather around to watch.
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To lift Abuela's spirits, Niña's solution is to cut the old bills into pieces for elaborate papel picado banners and use them to decorate the drab apartment, allowing Ruiz to create an art-project-within-a-picture-book story that had my own 43-year-old transfixed.
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In a primary race where the main narrative seems to be that the Republican Party is being broken into pieces, recent data from the first wave of the American National Election Studies 2016 Pilot Study suggests that this division is not the source of Trump's support.
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Sutton's friends reportedly claimed to police that she confessed to shooting Coleman in the head while he was sleeping in their Baytown, Texas, apartment after which she cut him up into pieces with a machete, wrapped up his body parts in sheets and duct tape and disposed of them.
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But experts quickly poked holes in that explanation, explaining that Khashoggi would have needed to manually upload the audio, which kept running while the Saudis sawed his body into pieces, and be within Bluetooth range of his cell phone, which he had left with his fiancée outside the consulate.
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The singer stammers a few grotesque, stereotypically hardcore words into the microphone; the guitarist suddenly shrieks in such a way that any black metal musician will go red-faced with shame under his corpse paint, and we're worried that he'll crumble into pieces all over his beautiful guitar.
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The president's exclamation mark-riddled letter defended the U.S.'s relationship with the royal family just days after the CIA reportedly determined that Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman ordered Khashoggi's murder at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, where he was strangled and cut into pieces with a bone saw.
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But yeah: To watch a jolly potato with an Irish accent thinking he's being tickled by the fingers of gods only to realize, to his horror, that he's about to be skinned alive and cut into pieces before his body is fried … that's a joke I can get behind.
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The people in the room do what they've been trained to: divide that paper into pieces, and check boxes on slips of paper describing what they see — diagonal line at the top right, check box 13.63-B, cross shape at the bottom, check 17-Y, and so on.
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The people in the room do what they've been trained to: divide that paper into pieces, and check boxes on slips of paper describing what they see — diagonal line at the top right, check box 2-B, cross shape at the bottom, check 17-Y, and so on.
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Fufu, a staple in many West African countries, is a slightly spongy, slightly stretchy doughlike substance made from one or more starchy vegetables or fruits, such as cassava, plantains, or yams, which are boiled, pounded, and rolled into balls for tearing into pieces and dipping into sauces and stews.
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It was once part of large chunk of the moon that was blasted into orbit by an asteroid strike and that shattered into pieces when it hit Earth's atmosphere and scattered across hundreds of miles of what meteoricists call a "strewn field" in Mauritania, Western Sahara and Algeria.
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The original Battlezone, developed and manufactured by Atari, used vector graphics to present a mock three-dimensional wireframe world full of enemies to blast into pieces, and the player would lean into a special periscope, mounted on the front of the cab, atop the screen, to view the game.
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The model isn't built to interpret long pieces of text, though: it can be used to speak several sentences, but the text of an entire CNN Business article, for example, would need to be cut into pieces before it could be analyzed and spoken by a WellSaid Labs voice.
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" Joe Pojman, the executive director of the Texas Alliance for Life, which supports the Texas law, said in a statement that the state "should have the right to protect innocent unborn babies from dismemberment abortions, in which a doctor kills a child by tearing him or her into pieces.
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At the moment, there's growing outrage over the week-long disappearance of dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who Turkish officials say was murdered last week in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul on orders from the Saudi Royal family, then cut into pieces with a bone saw and removed from the building.
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Valyrian steel is one of the few things that can kill a White Walker, and when Arya stabbed the Night King with it — after Bran first conveniently lured him into a weirwood forest similar to the one where the Night King was created centuries earlier — he immediately shattered into pieces.
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At a time when tech companies like Apple and Samsung are poaching fashion executives and designers to turn their computer-like gadgets into pieces of jewelry, watchmakers are coming at the wearable market from the other side, infusing a taste of tech into fashionable designs they already know resonate with customers.
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But something has to give, and a lot of market participants might rather see companies being forced to abandon dual-class shares — or, at least, forced to dismantle their multi-class structures after a fixed period — than wait and watch while those with unchecked power get broken into pieces afterward.
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Addressing speculation that GE will break itself into pieces, Chief Executive John Flannery said it will continue to exist as a company, "but it will look different" as it sheds about $23.48 billion in assets and looks for the best structure to support its core business of power, aviation and healthcare.
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Among the options: renovate the solar panels and keep it flying until 2028, turn the whole thing over to a private buyer, break it up into pieces and auction them off to various commercial firms, or let it slowly descend into the Earth's atmosphere and leave a fiery trail in the sky.
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Historically, people have even been more concerned with vanity than their do-not-resuscitate (DNR) orders — like when Napoleon Bonaparte, prominent military leader during the French Revolution, reportedly requested his head be shaved and hair be made into a bracelet while the rest got divided into pieces and shared between friends and family.
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Not the old stage routine of being sawed into pieces by a man and then popping up smiling, makeup and body parts intact (surely a metaphor for how our world wants women to deal with male violence), but the feat of staying on the job while keeping out of the pursuer's path.
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KARACHI, Pakistan — Hang him in public, cut him into pieces, put those in a box, and when they begin to rot, burn them and throw the ashes to the winds, said the mother of an eight-year-old who was raped and murdered in Chunian, a small town in eastern Pakistan, last month.
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Analysts examining video of North Korea's launch on Friday of an intercontinental ballistic missile that appeared capable of reaching the West Coast of the United States say they saw evidence of a setback the North never mentioned: The mock warhead on the missile shattered into pieces during its fiery re-entry to earth.
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In "Game 1," they are gathered around a table, passing around a white sheet of paper as if writing the script for the Bangladesh genocide of 1971, while in "The Anatomy Lesson" they have completed the act of cutting up the nation into pieces as they stare down morbidly at a cadaver.
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The decision depends on how much time we have and what the asteroid is like, says Jason P. Dworkin, OSIRIS-REx project scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md. Some asteroids might be easy to crumble into pieces; some could break apart into smaller stones that hit Earth in multiple places.
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According to the story, the twins have taken the private keys necessary to access each bitcoin, cut them into pieces, and stashed the pieces in safe deposit boxes at banks all over the country, making it virtually impossible for thieves to ever get a complete private key that would enable them to access the fortune.
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"We're looking at breaking this up into pieces," Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, said at a White House event.
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" Google offered three arguments for its stance: The transition will put the internet in the hands of innovators; protect the internet from "those who want to break it into pieces"; and honor the U.S. government's promise when the internet was created that it "be governed by everyone with a stake in its continued growth.
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But if you, like thousands of Britons, start your morning with a sausage sandwich or rasher of bacon, then the truth is that in a cold, brightly-lit room somewhere, large, steak-looking men will have to saw, chop, and slice a dead, hanging animal into pieces in order for you to do so.
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The president's famous red tile, which he received in 2007 for his hosting role on NBC's The Apprentice, has been vandalized and damaged multiple times since his foray into politics — some trashing it with offensive language, others duplicating it in a massive prank, and two smashing it into pieces (one with a pickaxe and the other with a sledgehammer).
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"But the director, Cathy Yan, and the screenwriter, Christina Hodson, disguise this deficiency by having Harley chop up her story into pieces and then put them back together in a different order — just one of the gimmicks which Birds of Prey borrows from the 1990s and 2000s work of Quentin Tarantino, Guy Ritchie and Danny Boyle," he said.
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A photo posted on Facebook of the ProShield Scout backpack taken at an Office Max store in Tennessee with the caption "saw this at Office Max today and my heart literally broke into pieces" had gone viral days before 31 people were killed in two separate mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, this past weekend.
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Before the garlic even has a chance to brown, the meat goes in — fast-cooking tenderloin instead of shanks — and as the meat is shocked by the heat, turning glossy with fat, Punyaratabandhu adds a mix of fish sauce, soy sauce, oyster sauce and a tiny bit of palm sugar, along with those fragrant makrut leaves, ripped into pieces.
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" The suit adds: "It is an industry standard within the movie industry that, when shooting a scene such as the scene described herein, either safety glass be used which would, upon shattering, break into pieces which would not result in sharp shards on which an actor could be cut, and/or that a stunt double be used for such a scene.
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The results are genuine works of edible art that Cookie Monster, and the rest of us, would happily devour: matte-white-chocolate bubbles encasing layers of sponge cake and guava; a geometric "concrete" diamond, dark and Brutalist on its exterior with a soft, chocolate-cake interior; a Mondrian-esque chocolate square, nearly cut into pieces, its lines filled with something red and delicious.
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Servings: 6Prep: 2425 minutesTotal: 2220 hour Ingredients28 Italian sausages, casings removedcanola oil, as needed22 stale baguettes, torn into pieces (about 22 pound)27-33 figs, cut into quarters23 ribs celery, chopped235 carrots, peeled and chopped230 yellow onions, diced1 fennel bulb, chopped2 tablespoons chopped parsley2 tablespoons chopped sage2 tablespoons chopped thyme1 teaspoon celery seeds3 bay leaves353 1/2 cups chicken or turkey broth½ cup parmesan cheese Directions 1.
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Less than 24 hours after it was embedded into a base of concrete and steel rods behind the Capitol building, the monument, which weighed about three tons, was smashed into pieces when Michael Tate Reed II, a 32-year-old resident of the city of Van Buren in western Arkansas, slammed his car into it, according to Pulaski County sheriff's office records and state officials.
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"There are rumors about people being cut into pieces with a saw or burned alive in ovens," says Vanda Felbab-Brown, a senior fellow and investigator at the Center for 25st Century Security and Intelligence, at the Brookings Institution's foreign policy program in Washington DC. While Juan Frío's bloodiest years seem behind it, Norte de Santander is still one of the departments with the highest murder rate in Colombia.
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A very cautious investor can buy on an exchange and then store the bitcoin code off the site or even on a piece of paper — that's what the Winklevoss twins and bitcoin early adopters have done, going so far as to cut up their code into pieces and store it in a vault using a system that only they understand to put the actual bitcoin code back together.
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Pros: Provides a safe and natural way to prevent hairballs, free from petroleum-based ingredients, lubricates hairballs so they can pass through the digestive system, chicken-flavored for palatability, recommended by veterinarians and the National Animal Supplement Council, each bottle contains a one- to two-month supplyCons: Tablet may need to be broken into pieces for consumption, some cats may not like the flavor, not for use in kittens younger than 12 weeks old
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"What they did to Drew Pearson is not Right... Original 88... you deserve to be in the hall of fame no if and buts about it.. I'm sorry how they are doing you man..." WARNING: This will make ya a little teary-eyed ... Dallas Cowboys legend Drew Pearson learned Wednesday he was snubbed from the Pro Football Hall of Fame yet again ... and his reaction to the news will break your heart into pieces.
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