Syed pried open one of the buckets' lids and peered inside.
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A decade ago, India pried open its notoriously dysfunctional telecom market.
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The next morning, she saw the mailbox had been pried open and emptied.
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He was returning home from the barber shop and found the door pried open.
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Mr. de Blasio pried open this Pandora's box after the deadly rioting on Aug.
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An officer then pried open his eyes and shone a laser pointer into them.
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The doors eventually were pried open ... by a dude inside the elevator with Selena.
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He pried open his father's hand, pressed a penny into his palm, and closed it.
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Lynn pried open Andrew's hand, which was clenched into a fist, and dropped in the pills.
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The caravan pried open the gate into Mexico but were pushed back by Mexican riot police.
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The boy came in, set the bag on the bed—wordlessly—and pried open the velcro.
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He was discouraged, he said, because in his absence, his front door had been pried open.
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He's moving toward an exit, Hughes surmises, a different one from the door he'd pried open.
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After his wife tied a rope around the snake, Attaporn pried open its jaws before passing out.
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Worried what he might find inside, Maes and his father pried open the safe with a crowbar.
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Amid billowing smoke and the acrid smell of jet fuel, crew members pried open the emergency doors.
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When Sergeant Farrell pried open Mr. Selinger's elevator, he found him in the doorway, holding his salad.
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Any digital redoubt that could resist being pried open was a public risk and a private opportunity.
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Foster pried open a locked window to his grandmother's bedroom late Sunday night where she slept, police said.
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Critics were divided on the newly ambiguous staging, but agreed that it provocatively pried open a well-worn moment.
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The Hummer, The Tesla, and the boat have all been pried open like oysters, their valuable batteries ripped out.
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Those inside, anxious to get out of an elevator that residents knew as a constant nuisance, pried open the doors.
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In the second-floor attic access off of Kevin's bedroom, authorities discovered a small gun safe that had been pried open.
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The bottom line: Opioid companies have avoided trials that would have pried open sensitive documents about their roles in the painkiller crisis.
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Now and then, at a bar with a careless shucker, I got one that had been pried open with a dirty knife.
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Washington has had great success using Section 301 in the past, like when it pried open Japan's impenetrable semiconductor market in the 1980s.
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"High security" consumer electronic safes could certainly be pried open with power tools, but they're marketed as reasonably robust for daily-life scenarios.
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Once alone, they made their way to one of the deep mahogany cabinets that lined the room and pried open the glass door.
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But if a political window is somehow pried open in the future, backers will need their plans well defined or could miss out.
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The Overton Window might not be pried open by toppling a tiny wooden police van in a board game, but you know what?
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Over its five-year history, it pried open internal Match documents shedding light on how the site has handled online dating sexual assault.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the backdoor to Hart's Tarzana home was pried open over the weekend while he and his family were gone.
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It's easy to carry this dictionary-sized lockbox away, and its lock will be easily pried open by anyone with a bit of determination.
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The truth is different: the gulf separating the Republican factions has been pried open, protest by protest, by regular people fighting for their lives.
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What to watch: While hundreds of thousands of protestors pried open the door, it was Algeria's top general who finally kicked Abdelaziz Bouteflika out. Gen.
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We're told a door had been pried open overnight and the crook made off with a bunch of laptop and desktop computers totaling around $20k.
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Reading it was like having your third eye pried open while cycling through Plutchik's Wheel of Emotions, only with all the positive feelings grayed out.
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Boogie stands with the roof pried open and a fork in his hand as over 70 gingerbread bugs scurry around the ballroom and its table. Shudder.
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The gas stations started to reopen as well, but supplies were limited and some people, tired of the wait, had pried open the storage tanks themselves.
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At another station exit, protesters pried open the bottom of the metal shutters for a few inches and pulled dozens of protesters out, helping them escape.
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But after decades in which Congress had deferred to the states on environmental law, Mr. Billings pried open what he saw correctly to be a window of opportunity.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, it was Citizens United and Judicial Watch that pried open Foggy Bottom to expose Hillary Clinton's emails and pay to play scandals at the Clinton Foundation .
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In 2010, as the land above the cistern was being transformed into a park, architects pried open a hatch and were stunned at the cave-like room filled with 221 columns.
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By contracting the little people — not drivers looking to make a little extra scratch but college athletics coaches, test proctors and a university administrator — he had pried open a "side door" into college.
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The killers pried open the metal container where the family hid their money, stole the cash and two guns before trying to make off with a pickup truck, which got stuck in the mud.
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In a matter of minutes, two cat burglars pried open iron bars and smashed the window behind them, according to Dresden police, then crawled through the opening into the Green Vault museum's Jewel Room.
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The allegations against Moonves have pried open a nasty can of network worms, forcing Colbert to investigate his own workplace, which, Farrow revealed, has been a hidey-hole for corrupt men in power for years.
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The new discovery came after Vatican on Thursday pried open the tombs of two 19th-century German princesses in the cemetery of the Pontifical Teutonic College in hopes of finding the remains of Emanuela Orlandi.
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He was still talking while in the car they pried open the cash box and saw the tightly bound stacks of green, neatly arranged, with tags on them that named the years they were earned.
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Millions of years later, the descendants of that fruit ended up in a can that was pried open, poured in a pie crust and baked with love so you'd have something delicious to finish your meal.
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But at a moment when activists have finally pried open space in American politics to question our relationship with Israel, it's particularly incumbent on Israel's legitimate critics to avoid anything that smacks of anti-Jewish bigotry.
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The Eighth Circuit ruled in favor of a defendant in 2008 after police cut apart candles he owned, while the Third Circuit sided with officers in 1994 who pried open factory-sealed cans to search for drugs.
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More than the sophistication and the purpose, it was the intensity with which the United States played that Chile simply could not handle, the coldblooded ruthlessness with which Ellis's players seized on mistakes, pried open gaps, exploited weaknesses.
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Under Mr. Johnson, these people say, Britain's prized public health system would be pried open by American insurance and pharmaceutical companies, while the United States would force British shoppers to buy chlorine-washed poultry that falls below European standards.
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A delivery driver reported the break-in early the next morning, when he saw that both the front and side doors of the restaurant had been pried open, according to the Hendricks County Sheriff's Office, which is investigating the case.
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After all, Democrats are up against a highly manipulative politician who in 2016 pried open just enough cracks in their coalition to win the Electoral College by a combined 78,000 votes in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin out of 137 million cast.
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And lest we forget, Rousey's Olympic bona fides, an authentic talent for drawing attention, and an instinct for armbars pried open the door for women in the UFC in 2013, long after Dana White said he'd never add them to the roster.
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That sort of fandom doesn't reflect the ways in which geekiness has evolved and been pried open, or the ways in which it is currently far more widespread and diverse and, at this point, culturally dominant than the stale vision of Ready Player One.
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It is a private memoir pried open, made public, the on-off story of her family, sometimes barely fictionalized through comic variants on their own names, reaching back into the past (it begins in 1913 and ends around 1940), and then engaging with the present of Charlotte's own lifetime.
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More often than not Pálmason creates scenes that have some sort of surprising reveal or capper: a slap to the face; a bottle of clear liquid instantly turning dark due to a chemical reaction or by magic; a mouth pried open as it's forced to drink the noxious hooch.
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It has survived despite the fact that the D.N.C. put one of its hacked servers on display — not in Ukraine but in its Washington offices beside the filing cabinet pried open in 1972 by the Watergate burglars (and a photo of the two artifacts ran on The Times's front page).
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From the street, Mr. Epstein's Manhattan mansion has features that make it a commanding presence on the block: a 15-foot-tall oak front door (which the police pried open with a crowbar on Saturday during a search of the property), large arched windows on the ground floor and a balcony on the second floor.
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I plugged in a power cord attached to an adapter the size of a poundcake, but when I pried open the laptop sharp bits of steel-gray plastic broke off like chipped teeth, and the hinges cracked, and the screen fell away from the keyboard and dangled, like a mostly decapitated head, the Anne Boleyn of Apples.
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But there are definitely a subset of people for whom video games are a tool that they use to define their identity, and then when you have that space kind of being pried open and people saying, "Let's get more different kinds of people in these games, let's get more different kinds of voices contributing to the culture," then that starts to become scary.
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Never. She was never given the choice to say no the first time her legs were pried open, never given a choice to rid her body of the grievance she had to carry for nine months, never given a choice to look at another woman and allow herself to be carried by the feeling without blood, bright red on glistening glass, sticking to her like shadow.
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Yeah.But seriously, guys, since I was 5, I decided,to keep my eyes pried open wide, Waiting for Saturday Night Live,Gilda Radner (163), Chevy Chase, insane, inhuman,the way Don Pardo would say, "Laraine Newman,"Dana Carvey, Tina Fey, Vanessa Bayer, David Spade (17)I prayed and stayed up late, hoping one day they'd say I'd made the gradeBreathe, savor it, oh, man, I swear to God if I'm host I'd make the most of this moment And I am not throwin' away my shotI am not throwin' away my shotAnd as long as I remember to vote this November, (18) I am not throwin' away my shot!
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They pried open the wooden boards and attacked the Tory. They escaped but the Tory fought back as well.
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The limit of death that is so fascinatedly and prettily witnessed in the sentimental deathbed scene is here pried open and distended.
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13 Aug. 2016. .> In late August 1994, it was found by the investigation that there were no cancer- causing agents in Plum Grove, but the air quality of the building was very poor. On August 6, 1994, an unknown vandal pried open the school's doors and scattered chemicals and specimens in the science lab."Someone Pried Open a Door of Plum Grove Junior High..." Chicago Tribune.
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As the only female member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association at the time, Herman stared down intimidation and eventually pried open the locker rooms of all but four NHL teams before leaving sports for political coverage in 1979.
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The chest is pried open, and its contents are revealed—bricks and stones. The dupes are despondent. Their aspirations are dashed, and their gullibility is now a public spectacle. The situation- is eased by the appearance of Lucy and Meanwell, who have just been married and now seek Washball's blessing.
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Around midnight, he entered the elevator to retire to his private apartments in the hotel penthouse. As the elevator neared the top, the idol came to life. The idol's immense rage and power caused the elevator to plummet and crash on the ground floor. When the doors were pried open, only Hightower's hat and the idol were recovered.
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Olivia then leaves for a LASIK appointment to improve her myopic vision. Her head is secured and her right eyelid pried open with a speculum. Out of anxiousness, she squeezes a teddy bear, popping off its eye onto the floor. The doctor realizes that he is missing file information and leaves Olivia by herself to talk to his secretary.
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After obtaining the mantle tissue from the first oyster it is time to operate on the second animal. The oyster is placed in warm water to relax the animal. Then it is gently pried open and mounted in a stand to be operated on. A small incision is made and the nucleus is inserted along with a small piece of mantle gland.
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Rant also starts a nationwide rabies epidemic that eventually erupts into zombie-invasion-like proportions that calls for those infected with rabies to be shot and killed on sight. Rant eventually dies during a Party Crashing event. His death is viewed and listened to by millions on national television and the Graphic Traffic radio show. However, when the car is pried open, his body is missing.
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Slowly losing his patience, he pried open the door to the lift but the width of the opening was too narrow and he couldn't get out. Therefore, he remained stuck inside the lift and isolated to the outside world. Unknown to him, a deadly and infectious virus has begun to spread in the city. The virus appears to transform regular people into extremely violent and dangerous zombies.
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Espósito informs Morales that his wife's killer will never go to prison. Weeks later, Sandóval gets in a bar fight, causing Espósito to take him to his flat and fetch his wife. They find the door pried open, his pictures flipped over and Sandóval shot dead in his room. Espósito soon concludes that Gómez/Romano sent assassins after him, but Sandóval impersonated him to protect his friend.
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Nevertheless, Upham pried open the toilet window and jumped onto the tracks, knocking himself unconscious. Recovering, he escaped into a nearby orchard, but the even rows of trees and lack of undergrowth provided poor cover and he was recaptured after 12 hours.Sandford, Mark of the Lion, chapter 16 At Colditz, there were few opportunities to escape. Upham and most of his fellow prisoners waited until Colditz was liberated.
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On December 31, 1984, a thief pried open a display case and stole four handwritten documents accompanying several portraits of Civil War generals. One of the documents was written and signed by President Abraham Lincoln. The remaining three were written and signed by Civil War generals Ulysses S. Grant, George Meade, and George Armstrong Custer. The FBI was contacted and worked with Smithsonian police to investigate the crime.
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The surgeon will then be able to have access to the chest cavity once the two involved ribs have been pried open. The surgeon will then be able to remove the lobe where the problem is contained. Another way a lobectomy can be performed is through a video assisted surgery. With this type the surgeon does not need to pry the two ribs open in order to get in.
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The rest is well known. Maradona and Shilton raced towards the floating ball, which connected with Maradona's hand (the so-called "Hand of God" goal), past Shilton, into the goal. While much controversy still surrounds the goal, Maradona's run illustrates how even the tightest conditions can be pried open with the two-man exchange. It also illustrates how the simple two-man combination can create countless dangerous situations and force opponents into making errors.
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He also admitted that he had taken part in a murder plot against Mátyás Rákosi and Ernő Gerő. Rajk was found guilty and executed. Despite their helping Rákosi to liquidate Rajk, future Hungarian leader János Kádár and other dissidents were also purged from the party during this period. During Kádár's interrogation, the ÁVH beat him, smeared him with mercury to prevent his skin pores from breathing, and had his questioner urinate into his pried-open mouth.
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Foster was on patrol when he responded to a police broadcast reporting the burglary at the gas station. He investigated the scene and found that a desk drawer was open in the station, a rear window was broken out, and a cigarette machine had been pried open. Foster witnessed the arrival of Cain, Arnold, and the Rodriguez brothers in Arnold's car. Foster reported that he yelled out to Arnold that he had received information that a third individual was suspected in the burglary.
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The mall door was pried open and the crowd rushed inside to the door of the store selling the shoes."Ugly scene at Stonecrest Mall as people stampede for Air Jordan sneakers", WXIA-TV - 11 Alive news (Atlanta), December 23, 2011. In January 2013, it was reported that that mall was "beset by debt issues that could leave it vulnerable to foreclosure"."Mall at Stonecrest facing debt woes", Greg Bluestein and J. Scott Trubey, Atlanta Journal- Constitution, January 4, 2013.
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Palo has been linked to a rash of grave robbing in Venezuela. Residents report that many of the graves at Caracas' Cementerio General del Sur have been pried open to have their contents removed for use in Palo ceremonies. Similar activities were also reported in the United States. In 1995, the US Fish and Wildlife Service arrested a Palo Mayombe high priest in Miami, Florida, who was in possession of several human skulls as well as the remains of exotic animals.
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Henry Bore, The Story of the Invention of Steel Pens, 1890, at p. 20 says that Harrison made a steel pen for Joseph Priestley in about 1780, "probably the first steel pen ever produced." The most common form of the keyring is a single piece of metal in a 'double loop'. Either end of the loop can be pried open to allow a key to be inserted and slid along the spiral until it becomes wholly engaged onto the ring.
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The envelopes were held closed with four staples, which the magicians simply pried open with their fingernails. They looked at the picture and then resealed the envelope by inserting the staples back into the same holes and forcing them closed by pressing them against the table. In another test, they were asked to influence the burnout point of a common fuse. After they were given a chance to work it with their mind, an increasing amount of current was run through the fuse until it blew.
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They decide to form a marching society for the innocence of Toby Clark, and after receiving an anonymous donation, decide to hire Ed Collins's town band to assist them. Phoebe finds that her friend, Nathalie Cameron, as well as John Holbrook, saw a woman leave with the box during the night. Phoebe then visits Sam Parsons, who has the box in his possession, which proves that the pried-open box found on the Clark property is not Mrs. Ritchie's, even though it was the right color and her name was painted on it.
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Between 1990 and 1993, Radio Code FM broadcasts continued as weekly programs which he produced and hosted over pirate stations Radio 100 and Radio Patapoe. The Maze event in June 1995 involved a group of seven volunteer participants, including Duncan and an infant child, locked naked and blind overnight in an Amsterdam cellar in order to directly experience workings of the mind in a situation of unexpected sensory deprivation. The event ended when several participants pried open the exit door with their fingernails and broke it down. The infant child slept through the entire event.
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After arriving on site, DC police searched but did not find anything and left. A second phone call came in at 10:50am and informed the staff that it was in a locker. The police returned with a dog trained in detecting explosives and using a stethoscope, the locker was found on the west wall. The locker was pried open and the bomb found at 11:15am.Bus Station Bomb Defused - Alfred E. Lewis Washington - September 29, 1972 - The Washington Post - page A9 In the summer of 1974, the Greyhound Lines were ordered by the city to clean the bathrooms.
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Meanwhile, a fisherman was surprised to find a royal ring in the belly of a fish he had caught. Recognizing the royal seal, he took the ring to the palace and, upon seeing his ring, Dushyanta's memories of his lovely bride came rushing back to him. He immediately set out to find her and, arriving at her father's ashram, discovered that she was no longer there. He continued deeper into the forest to find his wife and came upon a surprising scene in the forest: a young boy had pried open the mouth of a lion and was busy counting its teeth.
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Gwendolyn "Gwen" Poole arrived to the Marvel Universe from what she claims to be "the real world".Christopher Hastings made the deliberate choice not to explain the mechanics of how Gwen Poole crossed into the Marvel Universe. In a farewell letter in The Unbelievable Gwenpool #25, he revealed it was the fans, making content based around Gwenpool that elevated her from a simple idea for a variant cover, thus creating a collective force that pried open the walls of the Marvel Universe and shoved Gwen inside. Unwilling to be an "extra", she went to a tailor for super-heroes and requested her own costume to stand out.
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The crew members were then ordered to seal the covers of the holds with new nails of 15.5 cm length given by the officers. In the early morning of July 22, fishermen found the boat stranded on a beach in Aoqian Town, Pingtan County, Fujian. They saw that two holds were each covered by two large wooden planks, of which one was pried open and one was still nailed, and there were corpses in the holds. They reported immediately to the police and the border guards, who came and opened the remaining two planks, which took more than half an hour as the planks were firmly nailed.
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This time it was Kádár who was beaten by the security police and urged to "confess". During Kádár's interrogation, the ÁVH reportedly beat him, smeared him with mercury to prevent his skin pores from breathing, and had his questioner urinate into his pried-open mouth. However, at the 1954 rehearing of his trial, when asked if he had been maltreated, he answered "Physically no", a denial he repeated in later interviews towards the end of his life. It is thought by some that the stories of brutality were intended to portray him as a victim of Stalinist torture in order to counter his image at home and abroad as a Soviet stooge.
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The import and export of goods made with nacre are controlled in many countries under the International Convention of Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. A pearl is created in the mantle of a mollusk when an irritant particle is surrounded by layers of nacre. Although most bivalves can create pearls, oysters in the family Pteriidae and freshwater mussels in the families Unionidae and Margaritiferidae are the main source of commercially available pearls because the calcareous concretions produced by most other species have no lustre. Finding pearls inside oysters is a very chancy business as hundreds of shells may need to be pried open before a single pearl can be found.
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Deputies pried open the locked door to discover the body of Guerline Damas on the floor of a small bathroom, face down in a large pool of dried blood with a black trash bag over her head and her limbs bound with duct tape. Her autopsy revealed blunt force injury to her right elbow and right eye, and deep, extensive sharp force injury to her left shoulder and neck. Deputies then discovered the body of Meshach Damas in a second floor bedroom, face down on a mattress atop an area of dried blood. The autopsy of Meshach Damas revealed sharp force injuries to the palm of his right hand, as well as extensive sharp force injuries encircling almost the entirety of his neck.
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In 2012, Ars Technica wrote that Apple had avoided the kind of "patronizing" marketing that competitors used to sell low-quality, high-priced products to women. When then-CEO of Research in Motion Mike Lazaridis pried open an iPhone, his impression was of a Mac stuffed into a cellphone, as it used much more memory and processing power than the smartphones on the market at the time. With its capacitive touchscreen and consumer-friendly design, the iPhone fundamentally changed the mobile industry; Steve Jobs proclaimed in 2007 that the phone was not just a communication tool but a way of life. The dominant mobile operating systems at the time such as Symbian, BlackBerry OS, and Windows Mobile were not designed to handle tasks beyond communication and basic functions.
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Houdini features a sludge metal, grunge and doom metal sound. Spin critic Jonathan Gold described the record as "not precisely an accessible mainstream album in the 'alternative' mode, not with its random-sounding ten- minute percussion solo, mumbled, cut'n'paste Beef-heartian lyrics, and tempos so slow they make Flipper seem as speedy as Slayer." Earles thought that the album showcases two different versions of Melvins: "a noticeably better variety of the slow, ungodly heavy, yet melodic off-kilter doom-metal with which the band had made its mark in previous years, and speedier fare, like a thick and weird sludge-thrash driven by catchy, inspired songwriting." AllMusic's Patrick Kennedy regarded the album as a "full fruition" of the outfit's "syrupy distillation of Sabbath riffage and Flipper's noisy anti- punk" that was originally pried open on Eggnog (1991) and Bullhead (1991) releases.
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