Right now it's just puncturing it just to do it.
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Puncturing a conference rival is an attractive incidental benefit, too.
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After the blade broke off, shrapnel flew, puncturing the fuselage.
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Debris flew, puncturing the fuselage and blowing out a window.
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It's a deliciously unforgiving methodology, excellent for puncturing romantic delusions.
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" Stephen Colbert, with whom Mr. Cavett has lunched at the Yale Club, is perhaps most adept, Mr. Cavett said, at puncturing the celebrity bubble, "most deliciously when the guest doesn't realize he's puncturing it.
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He drew his pool cue back too far, puncturing the painting.
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If anything, he enjoyed puncturing people's preconceptions about the Eastern tradition.
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Creator John Scott Shepherd, however, is intent on puncturing those beautiful surfaces.
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The season finale is a delirious 16-minute masterpiece of pretension-puncturing.
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She underscores the clay's susceptibility to pressure by puncturing or indenting it.
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Dr. Frieling says that puncturing it could actually do more harm than good.
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Puncturing the punctiliousness that many associate with classical music is a good start.
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Puncturing it is not a loss for civility; it's a gain for reality.
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That&aposs why we&aposve rounded up 18 books puncturing Silicon Valley utopianism.
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Empty Olympic buildings abound, puncturing any uplifting buzz from the competitions last summer.
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A bullet tore through her spine before puncturing her lung and then her heart.
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It has such a neat way of puncturing its characters' bubbles — and our own.
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His lawyer accused the team of opening an artery and puncturing the prisoner's bladder.
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"Doesn't mean you won't get another kind of cancer," he added, puncturing my relief.
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As JerryRigEverything explains, normally you'd see sparks and flames after puncturing a lithium-ion battery.
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Webber jokes that she found a new "bottom" by puncturing her heart with a shoe.
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Barb fails at puncturing the can and gives herself two small cuts on her hand.
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Meanwhile, Bitcoin has been puncturing the e-commerce market, with companies like Expedia and Overstock.
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Its incessant stabbing rhythm puncturing the air, adamant that tonight's gonna be a good night.
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Going into his groin a half-dozen times, puncturing his bladder, penetrating his femoral artery.
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You also can't see what happens if you do something wrong like puncturing a vein.
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Jimmy Kimmel's whole schtick is puncturing something, and it can sometimes feel sour and imprecise.
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He also had multiple broken ribs and puncturing of his skull, Guerrero said in a statement.
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Finding a way to track glucose without puncturing the skin would be fantastic — if very difficult.
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The team slices deeper, every so often puncturing cavities and letting out a hiss of gas.
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Engines are designed with special casings to prevent shrapnel and other debris from puncturing the fuselage.
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This puncturing of the U.S.S.R.'s infallibility was heartbreaking to the generation of original Bolshevik revolutionaries.
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But now Trump is puncturing the illusion that whatever the rhetoric, conflict is beyond the horizon.
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Then, puncturing the gall, it injects its eggs, beside or inside the young oak gall wasp.
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It is puncturing any happy talk about a party unified across racial lines to defeat Trump.
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Then he tried five times on Saturday to qualify, puncturing a tyre on the first attempt.
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Puncturing public hope of an end to revolutionary isolation, Mr Khamenei recently criticised the teaching of English.
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Sustaining a blow to his head, fracturing several vertebrae and puncturing a lung, Kennedy could barely move.
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Hubbert labored as an outsider, puncturing the general optimism of the oil industry and the federal government.
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Almost every block features some major construction project with cranes, scaffolding and new towers puncturing the skyline.
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He extended the idea to works on—or, rather, in —paper, puncturing and incising it from behind.
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It was a rare puncturing of the artifice surrounding the widely watched, intentionally dull National People's Congress.
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They (in fairness, I should say "we") get some enjoyment from puncturing shibboleths with data and observation.
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A terrorist attack disrupts the rhythm of routine, puncturing a hole on the surface of social life.
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This dooms the prospects of monitoring glucose from the bodily fluids you can access without puncturing the skin.
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Some testers have tried puncturing the S8's battery only to discover that it doesn't catch on fire.
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Most of it is owned by people who remember the puncturing of Japan's asset bubble a generation ago.
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It understands that life has a way of puncturing your bubbles, no matter how well-constructed they are.
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They don't want to have to worry about a fingernail puncturing the condom as she puts it on.
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The creation of these installations is a slow and meticulous process of painting, puncturing, and texturing this sculpture.
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In 1973 Egypt and Syria unleashed a devastating surprise attack on Israel, puncturing the myth of Israeli invulnerability.
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The throbbing grew sharper, like a knife puncturing her gut, so Edwards went to the hospital to get help.
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Garrett: This whole idea about puncturing your glove to fly like Iron Man and be rescued by your spaceship.
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And in the era of the selfie, the personal goes global in an instant, puncturing the impersonality of headlines.
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It was a conventional portrait, except for one surreal touch, where he painted an arrow cleanly puncturing her head.
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But there may be some propaganda value however in puncturing Baghdadi's almost mythical power as a recruiting agent for ISIS.
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The sound of church bells ring out, puncturing the murky, twilit atmosphere and punctuating the howling ripples of distorted riffs.
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Karaoke, a pomposity-puncturing form, actually elevates the stardom of someone singing his or her own hits with DGAF gusto.
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Throughout his work, Mr. Gutman was attuned to the fact that he was puncturing long-held beliefs about venerated figures.
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Like many people with diabetes and women receiving fertility treatments, I'd become a self-puncturing whiz, a human pincushion extraordinaire.
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And it risked puncturing the crucial perception that the Fed is an independent body that won't be swayed by politics.
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Weapons from a faraway, long-ago war are flowing into immigrant neighborhoods here, puncturing Swedes' sense of confidence and security.
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He remembers the precise moment when the movable partition collapsed upon him, puncturing his ribs and snapping his leg backward.
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The source of the liquid was a bore well, a cylindrical metal shaft puncturing hundreds of feet down into the earth.
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According to Murta, her father purchased the painting from a pool hall after accidentally puncturing the canvas with a pool cue.
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Two thirds of the country sit on permafrost, which is degrading rapidly, puncturing places like the Yakutia region with giant sinkholes.
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And social media has given women a voice offscreen, where they're puncturing mainstream stereotypes while calling out destructive industry practices, too.
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But he is leading the league in assists, and he spent Sunday methodically puncturing holes in the Clippers' shrink-wrap defense.
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Shales' Elon-Musk-as-a-baby video, which he sees as playful and a way of puncturing the bombast of Silicon Valley.
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Actual tech experts are puncturing these scaremongering claims, and a new report tells a very different story: "Going dark" is alarmist nonsense.
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She performs the procedure with a knitting needle, puncturing the pregnant woman's amniotic sac, which forces the fetus out of the uterus.
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"Proto," the pair's collaborative LP, repeats a highly effective formula, rendering ominous synth surfaces before puncturing them with almost violent percussive blasts.
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He said one inspector sabotaged a meatball storage bag, by puncturing it with a thermometer and then waiting to record its temperature.
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Collecting bone marrow involves forcefully puncturing the back of the hip bones in several spots, a painful process that requires local anesthesia.
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Pete Buttigieg and Nancy Pelosi have both mastered the art of puncturing Trump — far better than his Republican primary debate rivals did.
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After puncturing it in its three dark eyes and saving the cloudy water that dribbled out, Diaz bashed the shell wide open.
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But occasionally, and increasingly, influencers are puncturing the idealized self-portraits that they've painted and letting followers in on their darker moments.
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Manufacturing activity in the euro zone contracted at its steepest rate since late 2012 as demand sank, puncturing sentiment among factory managers.
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Fears about a deepening trade war sent US stocks sharply lower this week, puncturing a period of calm and optimism on Wall Street.
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He goes back and forth between puncturing his own pomposity and wishing he could have said and done things in a different way.
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Although rare, uncontained engine failures, in which shrapnel capable of puncturing the fuselage exits an engine at extremely high speeds, automatically raise alarm.
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This puncturing suddenly positions the Atlas project within the dialectics of amnesia and memory that we have attempted to explore in this essay.
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Sales of passenger cars in China fell last year for the first time since 289, puncturing the growth forecasts of the car industry.
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They played unashamedly to the cheap seats, puncturing the show's frequent self-seriousness like the stage-prop boar punctured poor Robert Baratheon's guts.
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Actually, Mr. O'Hara has always reserved his most wicked blows for the liberals, puncturing their comfortable pieties and exposing their unexamined blind spots.
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In January, the Pink Floyd founder Roger Waters lent his jet to help rescue two Trinidadian children from Al Hol, puncturing those claims.
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They have now lost their past three games when facing elimination, puncturing the aura of invincibility that they — and Lundqvist — had once cultivated.
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You can also cover up with clothing—preferably loose clothing, since mosquitos have a harder time puncturing your skin that way, she adds.
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The two companies have rolled out a new airless wheel prototype to replace traditional tires that are filled with air and prone to puncturing.
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Wire bristles tend to be sharp, so the risk of them puncturing the digestive tract and causing an infection could be greater, he added.
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With an hour left in the session the Briton, pushing too hard coming through a chicane, clipped the barrier, puncturing the right rear tire.
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Try to ignore the sinking feeling that accompanies the realization: You've just stabbed through a living thing, potentially puncturing its lungs, stomach, or heart.
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Multiple ambulances blazed by the press stationed outside as armed security forces roamed the street, whirring helicopters and barking police dogs puncturing the night.
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In the last month, two Republican candidates the president supported lost their off-year races for governor, puncturing his self-proclaimed role as kingmaker.
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Once they've sufficiently matured, the eggs are harvested by puncturing the vaginal walls with a needle that goes into the ovaries and removes the eggs.
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Brengle, currently ranked 83rd, said that if she were ever forced to undergo another vein-puncturing blood test, she would retire from the sport instead.
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"A pencil is a dirty object, so you're puncturing the skin with a dirty object, so you could potentially get a bacterial infection," said Rokhsar.
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But it's the perfectly coiffed mother who seems to jolt Herzog out of his by-the-numbers recital, puncturing us at last into unexpected depth.
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Many creatures — monkeys, bats, jellyfish and if vampires were real, those too — carry specialized weapon systems that allow them to survive by puncturing other animals.
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Many people find boxy solar panels unattractive on roofs with ceramic barrel tiles, or simply don't like puncturing holes in their shingles to install panels.
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In choosing a scholar over a satirist, the Correspondents' Association had sought to solemnize a dinner known for its comedic puncturing of the Washington bubble.
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But the loss of Budapest is a major blow for him, puncturing his image as an invincible and almost unopposed leader for the past decade.
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The bullet went straight through the left side of his abdomen, puncturing his spleen, before it exited through a small wound in his upper back.
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Hamaguchi shoots the long progress of this looks-based relationship in a naturalistic style, puncturing it every so often with subtle world-warping expressionistic flourishes.
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When I ask iFixit co-founder Kyle Wiens about the likelihood of puncturing an iPhone battery during a repair, he laughs — even while admitting it's possible.
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Reports of a reintroduction of a bill in the U.S. to curb the use of H-1B visas also played a role in puncturing the rally.
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OXO 16" Grilling Turner with Serrated Side, available at OXO, $12.99"You know how you're not supposed to use a fork because you're puncturing the meat?
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Refuge managers at first thought the injuries were abscesses caused by males puncturing one another with their antlers during the rut, when they fight for dominance.
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"Jojo Rabbit" may have fun puncturing demagoguery and fanaticism, but it's deadly serious when it comes to the heart, and its ability to turn. PG-13.
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Even when baring her soul and discussing her darkest moments, she was never more than ten seconds away from a good, uproarious, seriousness-puncturing, audience-shocking joke.
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But to those in his field, Krueger was known for bringing a new level of rigor to economics research and puncturing a number of long-held pieties.
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But she's emerged as a viral star when it comes to how banks and the government treat the working poor and puncturing Trump's claims about the economy.
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Bankers and economists warn that those most indebted could begin skipping payments on cars and credit cards, puncturing a consumer debt bubble ten years in the making.
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Imagine the emojis puncturing the tire of bullying behavior; they don't pop it like a balloon with one pinprick, but they do help to deflate the situation.
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Defeat here is a big blow to Trump, puncturing any sense that he could roll over the rest of the field on his way to the nomination.
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Russia became, for Shaw, a kind of alternate universe, an imaginative field in which grandiosities that he would otherwise have delighted in puncturing were given free rein.
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Puncturing the Z Flip's glass screen utterly destroys the OLED display underneath, whereas on a regular phone, you might just have a cracked screen to live with.
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Then that material is either applied topically or injected into the face using microneedling techniques, which essentially involves puncturing the skin many times with super-tiny needles.
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The basic comedy of a jiggling beige lump puncturing top-level sport's pomposity would be enough for most, but Roberts milks his cameo for a little more.
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In 2013, Tesla pushed an update that raised the Model S's ride height when traveling at highway speeds to reduce the risk of debris puncturing the battery pack.
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Popular French fitness blogger Rebecca Burger died Sunday after reportedly using a whipped cream canister that exploded, puncturing her chest and causing her to go into cardiac arrest.
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And, even though I was there for just a visit, puncturing a barrier of access that is seldom, if ever, breached, I was flattered that they trusted me.
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In fact, there are only two things that irritate me when I have to get blood drawn, and neither is the size of the needle puncturing my vein.
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"My husband Keith Scott assaulted me several times by stabbing me in the back almost puncturing my lungs, he sliced me ear and bruised my body," she wrote.
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The predator, hoping to nibble on two kids trapped inside the car, flips one Jeep upside down and proceeds to bite into the vehicle's undercarriage, puncturing a tire.
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A blade on one of the Boeing 737-700's engines broke off when the plane was flying above 30,000 feet, sending shrapnel flying and puncturing a window.
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Recently UFC stars have been puncturing large holes in the belief that a long, draining fight camp is needed to have a reasonable chance at winning a fight.
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Across the country, drug-war violence has reached a 20-year-high, puncturing the image of a new Mexico that the president has tried so hard to promote.
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My proof: Bob encourages Will to stand up to the "monsters" here, and when Will does this, the shadow monster consumes Will, puncturing his nostrils and entering his body.
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The greatest run of value-stock outperformance in decades came in the three years following the puncturing of the internet and mega-cap stock bubble in the year 2000.
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Daniel offered to drive me back to the doctor later that afternoon so it could come out — the longer it stayed in, the more I risked puncturing my uterus.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Manufacturing activity in the euro zone contracted at its steepest rate since late 2012 last month as demand sank, a survey showed, puncturing sentiment among factory managers.
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Yes, the federal government had just awkwardly referred to ranking attractiveness on a scale of 1 to 10, while puncturing a fantasy of vacation travel: the possibility of romance.
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A 2014 sculptural installation by Abigail DeVille, called "Intersection," originated as a stage set and became, with some gouging and puncturing, a witty, right-on sendup of Richard Serra.
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So, you know the balloon fills with a lot of gas and nobody's interested in really puncturing the thing because it's one less thing we'll have to write about.
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The Arab monarchies will support American pressure on Iran, but they will also look to de-escalate their own tensions with Tehran — puncturing holes in whatever containment Americans envision.
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Angered by the fence, the factory workers beat her father's chest with a large metal cross, she said, puncturing a lung, which contributed to his death two months later.
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We were witnessing something far more humbling: the sacrosanct and singular decimated in an instant — the puncturing of a communal naïveté, as if what we hold sacred could last forever.
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One trick for doing this is known as "puncturing", which lets a network listen for mission-critical calls while going about its normal business, and then quickly allocate a connection.
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It seemed like the Wild West of internet communities, filled with gunslingers drunk on power, firing shots at restaurants, and puncturing the livelihoods of the people who work in them.
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Manufacturing activity in the region fell at its steepest rate since late 2012 last month as demand sank, a survey compiled by IHS Markit showed, puncturing sentiment among factory managers.
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And that will inevitably require puncturing any illusion that Britain can continue participating in that market without allowing free movement of people and making any contribution to the E.U. budget.
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With no other place to go, the architects are puncturing the grandest of these stairs to construct a tunnel that will take visitors with mobility issues to the new elevators.
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She identified specific traces of chipping and rounding of their edges along with thin striations and smooth polish that indicated the obsidian pieces were used specifically for piercing and puncturing.
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It's easy to feel drawn to this poet's idealism and generosity of spirit; hard, as well, not to be grateful for moments when she indulges in a little self-puncturing.
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Provided he performs as he did in the final three games last year, James would belong on basketball's Mount Rushmore for puncturing the regular season as no one has before.
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In his book The Chosen, sociologist Jerome Karabel traces the decades-long evolution of admissions standards at Harvard, Princeton and Yale — puncturing, in his view, the myth of objective "merit" completely.
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Manufacturing activity in the euro zone fell at its steepest rate since late 2012 last month as demand sank, a survey compiled by IHS Markit showed, puncturing sentiment among factory managers.
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Proposals for offshore wind farms foundered on the shoals of high costs, regulatory hurdles and the fierce opposition of those who didn't want giant industrial machinery puncturing the pristine ocean views.
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His houses offered elegant scale and symmetry, dramatic entrances (often a pair of tall Pullman doors puncturing a mansard roof) and perfectly proportioned rooms punctuated by neoclassical columns and elliptical windows.
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By puncturing, rubbing objects across, and pushing objects through their canvases, the artists in Beyond the Canvas interrogate the medium's history, pushing it beyond a Western framework and into a global dialogue.
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Just this year, a blood panel he developed to detect genetic birth defects has been taken by more than three million women, replacing the need for amniocentesis and giant, uterus-puncturing needles.
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But I also understand how thinking of that ilk led directly to the popularity of Trump, who seemed to his fans like he was puncturing these media bubbles with reckless, thrilling impunity.
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Instead of freaking out about the whole thing, as one might do when an umbrella is literally puncturing your chest, a witness says the woman was surprisingly chill about the whole ordeal.
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He even reintroduced the celebratory uppercut on the 18th green at the P.G.A. Championship in August, puncturing the steamy St. Louis air, and it was strange only because he did not win.
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It's chilling to watch Andrew slowly turn on Lee, puncturing the romantic veneer of what is actually a business transaction before mocking his powerful prey as he wraps Lee's face in tape.
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Examples of tougher tests include exposing batteries to temperatures that are 15 percent higher than U.S. and European standards, puncturing devices with a sharp nail and more extreme drop tests from greater heights.
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Shattering his car's front wing on a kerb, leaving debris over the track and puncturing the right front tire, and then crashing backwards into the barriers in the afternoon was certainly not it.
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I know this because my wife keeps a little tray of swabs and cotton balls in our bathroom, and it's not because she enjoys, as I do, conducting experiments in DIY eardrum puncturing.
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Though there was subtlety in how Miles muttered, One always ached to hear a song line uttered With definition, lyrical and real: A well-timed silence puncturing the swing Only to add propulsion.
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Because puncturing an inflatable tire while driving around the surface of the Moon would have been a disaster, the Lunar Rover, delivered by Apollo 15, instead featured airless tires made of hollow metal springs.
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It's still a minor entry in the Marvel pantheon compared to standouts like Thor: Ragnarok, which went further in upending Marvel's established superhero-movie template, playing with tone and puncturing the characters' self-importance.
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But sterling traded back at one-week lows on Monday GBP=D25 amid a stalemate over the post-Brexit status of Britain's land border with Ireland, puncturing optimism before an EU summit on Wednesday.
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Read MoreHow to tell bull from bear market correction Oil also rose after the Chinese data, but turned lower in Tuesday trading, puncturing the stock market rally and dragging stocks lower as it declined.
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Coon is very good at playing characters who are very good at puncturing other people's bubbles, at seeing through their facades to their essential selves, while simultaneously throwing up a facade of her own.
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Jess Williamson, a songwriter from Austin, wafts her voice into a hypnotic waltz that floats on slow guitar picking and a lingering drone, eventually gathering a ghostly choir around her, never puncturing the enigma.
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A few seconds later, Laura Jane Grace burns through a 30-second blast of level-puncturing hardcore about an estrogen-addled limp dick that is sonically and lyrically more cutthroat than most Against Me!
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Many of the missiles in Beijing's arsenal now rival or outperform those of the United States, puncturing the protective umbrella that for decades America has afforded its regional allies South Korea, Japan and Taiwan.
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This ensures they hatch before their hosts' eggs do, thus granting the parasitic hatchlings time to dispose of their incipient rivals by puncturing the eggs containing them or pushing those eggs out of the nest.
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Savages' sound and aesthetic can feel like a strategic assault Savages' sound and aesthetic can feel like a strategic assault, composed of guitar slashes, puncturing drums, theatrical vocals, feedback, all black outfits, and unforgiving light.
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Yet he has power, and it comes from how, much like the revolution punctured the decades of stasis that preceded it, he is now puncturing the stark reality that has emerged since the revolution failed.
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Conservationists say the dead whale can explode in the heat, so they've been puncturing them so their carcasses don't blow up and they can be safely moved to a nature reserve that's closed to the public.
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It may also tell us that Democrats will have to do a whole lot more than just ride the wave of Trump hate to have a real chance of puncturing House Republicans' red wall in 2018.
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In the Philharmonic's elegantly impassioned performance, the symphony seemed intent on preserving, as if in amber, the spirit of a distant past — but also on puncturing it, over and over, with the violence of the present.
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"American Airlines believes this is an issue that warrants additional industry attention, given the risks that non-compliant passengers pose to themselves and others by slowing the evacuation and, potentially, puncturing and deflating critical escape slides."
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Bird's home run, off a 1-1 elevated fastball from Miller, landed in the second deck in right field, puncturing a game dominated by the starting pitchers: the Yankees' Masahiro Tanaka and the Indians' Carlos Carrasco.
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Puncturing the heroic image of Mr. Moro was obviously a shock for Brazilians, and damaging to Mr. Bolsonaro, but demanding that defenders of the law be scrupulous in their adherence to it is essential for democracy.
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On Saturday, several volleys of Iranian missiles eluded the Saudis' expensive American-supplied defenses, neatly puncturing oil storage tanks and facilities at two of the kingdom's most important sites and causing global oil prices to spike.
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But when the conversation turns to the idea that increased inequality might lead to some redistribution of resources, a puncturing of the bubble that even many people earning less than $500,000 live inside, the tone changes.
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Crucially, the show provides a more nuanced understanding of the age, puncturing the myth that everyone was marching in lockstep towards a common goal, and exposing the contradictions and cross-currents that characterised this most innovative period.
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But Barrie nevertheless makes a case that it can be used to rescue kids by punching holes in school walls while military videos of water bottles puncturing brick walls and the walls of vehicles play behind her.
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The Clinton campaign and its allies have run fewer ads puncturing Mr. Trump's credentials as a business savior or painting a picture of what the economy might look like for middle-income earners under a Trump presidency.
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Dave Jarczewski rushed to his side to dress his wounds, only to be shot himself, with the bullet entering his shoulder, cutting through his midsection, puncturing a lung and breaking five ribs before exiting through his back.
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Nevertheless, he has been closely involved in shaping and encouraging the protest movement through the satellite channel, Al-Magharibia TV, which live-streams the protests and commentary on the internet, puncturing a virtual government news media blackout.
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The difference being that needle felting consists of puncturing the surface of the wool with a notched needle in order to tangle the fibers into a form, and wet felting requires hot water to help agitate the wool.
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In the past, South Korea has particularly irritated North Korea by also broadcasting K-pop - Korean pop music that has gained a worldwide following for its distinctive sound - over the border, puncturing the isolated Communist state's media blackout.
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After getting steadily bolder at rallies about puncturing her former friend Donald Trump, Clinton channeled Johnny Cash's song and delivered a coup de grâce so devastating that commentators predicted it will be known simply as the Reno speech.
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This means the book is at its best when Klein is puncturing the kind of simplistic centrism that imagines that the cure for division is just to educate people about the Right Answers™ to complicated policy disputes.
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Yes, it's about wresting death from the one-size-fits-all approach of hospitals, but it's also about puncturing a competing impulse, the one I was scuffling with now: our need for death to be a hypertranscendent experience.
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For Russia's part, the country is interested in gaining and maintaining a stronger foothold in the Middle East while puncturing the regional sway of the U.S. Russia's relationship with Israel is likely to be a thorn in Washington's side.
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I'm fine with snorting, smoking, drinking, and eating weird mushrooms and shit that grows in the ground, but puncturing your skin and sticking it straight into your bloodstream… I'm not really sure how anyone thinks that's a good idea.
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While many different tattooing methods were used in the Pacific, such as puncturing, sewing, and scraping, the inhabitants of the Solomon Islands prefered to cut incisions into already inked skin or poke pigment-soaked tools directly into the flesh.
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If you still do decide to pop the blister, both dermatologists recommend using a sterilized needle to release the fluid (sterilizing can be done by rinsing the needle in alcohol) and gently puncturing the blister to create a small hole.
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Centered on the hotel bombing designed to end the life of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, High Dive performs a feat of reverse engineering, puncturing the botched assassination plot to reveal the precise emotional circuitry running between regular people threatened by death.
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Not all of the Roci crew members are created equal in terms of acting ability or storyline intrigue, but simply having Miller and his tendency for puncturing self-seriousness among them gives every scene a buoyancy season one sometimes lacked.
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The cold metal head holder's three spear-shaped steel pins needed to "purchase" her skull after puncturing her scalp—one pin in her forehead and two pins in the back of the head, all connected to a C-shaped clamp.
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In her new essay collection, THE GEEK FEMINIST REVOLUTION (Tor/Tom Doherty, cloth, $26.99; paper, $15.99), Hurley expands on this initial conclusion, exploring life as an American woman and writer through personal anecdotes, plain-language feminist theory and further misapprehension-puncturing.
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By puncturing the xiao long bao's thin, delicate skin and letting all that glorious broth just dribble out onto the plate (or even worse, in those bamboo steamers), anyone eating them is losing out on the best part of the experience.
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"If I die, you can spend eternity in virtual heaven with Mackenzie Davis," I say to my wife, because finding the weak point in the wall around an awkward moment and puncturing it with a joke is a thing I do.
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JERUSALEM — A covert Israeli operation in the Gaza Strip apparently went bad on Sunday, leaving at least seven Palestinians dead, including one senior Hamas military commander, and puncturing a nascent cease-fire with a flurry of airstrikes and rocket fire.
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Hundreds wrote in to the Senate, sharing a range of stories about living with pain after the operation -- from not being able to walk, sit or drive to puncturing their partner during intercourse with a splinter that broke off the implant.
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Friday's leak happened when road workers who were checking water valves inadvertently closed a gas valve, puncturing an active main line, the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities told CNN Monday in a joint statement with the city and Columbia Gas.
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In the aftermath of a verbal dispute between Kevin Durant and Draymond Green that still may turn into something more and has already yielded one suspension while puncturing Golden State's aura of invincibility, all eyes are on Durant's free agency.
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While the script is better than the original's, delivered with voice acting that does sound like it plausibly could have been spoken aloud by humans rather than text-to-speech machines, neither is too good to the point of puncturing the hammy atmosphere.
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The lobbyists said that if improperly disassembled, consumers who are trying to fix their own iPhone could hurt themselves by puncturing the lithium-ion battery, the sources, who Motherboard is not naming because they were not authorized to speak to the media, said.
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Apple says its phones are easy to recycle, and yet electronics recyclers around the country say that Apple products routinely catch fire during the recycling process, because their glued-down lithium ion batteries are difficult to remove at scale without puncturing them.
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It also suggests that Siamogale may have been an apex hunter in its swamp foodweb, capable of puncturing the shells of crabs, mollusks, and turtles, chewing through the bones of frogs and birds, or taking a chunk out of larger animals if threatened.
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Video footage that emerged Thursday showed the moment Western officials believe an Iranian surface-to-air missile detonated near a Ukrainian International Airlines jet carrying 176 people, puncturing the fuselage with thousands of shards of shrapnel and sending it crashing to the ground.
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Nupur Sarkar, a 28-year-old constable in the village of Tirur, grew up hearing the story of how Jarawa men hiding in the treetops shot her uncle through the chest, then surrounded his fishing boat, puncturing his torso again and again with their arrows.
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Let's cut down on the plastic, and the next time you're tempted to innocuously trash some plastic straws, just remember that same "harmless" plastic is somewhere puncturing a turtle's brain through its nostril and killing a fish through literally explosive bowels… and its next stop?
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By puncturing conspiracy theories promoted by Mr. Trump and his allies, yet sharply criticizing law enforcement actions that have not been the subject of public debate, Mr. Horowitz's mixed findings offered a basis for both critics and allies of Mr. Trump to claim vindication.
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She wanted to care for her patients in a personal way, rather than racing from one task to another, one limb to the next—inserting an I.V. here, drawing blood there, scarcely noticing whose vein she was puncturing or whose arm she was holding.
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It comes in a series of myth-puncturing wall texts on the causes and effects of the Civil War and the propaganda it produced, and, in a short video projected onto the painting's surface, insists on the need for vigilance in separating history from fiction.
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Consisting of large-scale pieces mounted on wooden panels, and smaller works on paper, Jablon's paintings combine thick, gluey pigments that range in hue from garish colors to black, with subtle adornments of glass that look like diamante puncturing the flatness of a two-dimensional surface.
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Investec also said on Thursday it would close its automated advice platform Click & Invest after it made an underlying operating loss of 12.8 million pounds, potentially puncturing the hype around such products among big banks trying to keep pace with digitisation and fast-changing customer demands.
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At the first date of a Horse Lords residency in New York earlier this year, a significant segment of the show was devoted to a solo saxophone excursion that found Bernstein puncturing the silence of a small dark room with an unending torrent of vibrant patterns.
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Monday night, Hillary Clinton demonstrated a strong contrast against Donald Trump in terms of preparation and knowledge, puncturing Trump's reality show bubble and disheartening conservatives who'd gone all in on the theory that she's since such a flawed candidate she might lose to an ignorant boor.
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Comedy, she says, is the business of creating and then puncturing tension, and as such, it is both reductive — a joke ends as soon as the comedian can relieve the tension and get a laugh, not when the actual events described in the joke end — and manipulative.
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Donald Trump may be a know-nothing demagogue and would-be authoritarian who thinks and acts more like a mob boss than a statesman, but he has at least one indisputable talent: puncturing the pieties that prevail among members of the country's political and journalistic establishments.
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As Ms. Dacus's album was mixed and mastered, and she fretted over cover art and the title (she considered "Penultimatum," but wondered if it was too punny), she also emotionally prepared to have her puncturing, diaristic songs heard on a scale they never had been before.
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The prospect of no clear front-runner could drag the moderate clump across New Hampshire and Nevada, further damaging Biden's chance to make a resounding victory statement and further puncturing the idea that he is the most electable candidate — a hard argument to make without an actual victory.
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"They tied him to a wooden trestle and beat him bloody, causing him to collapse, puncturing the bayonet and causing facial injuries," he told a group of reporters assembled outside the complex, clutching a photo of his deceased father after news of Quantum's plans hit the local Hamburg press.
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The broader portion of the papaya is like the upper area of the uterus known as the fundus—and it's that part we would want to avoid puncturing with our tools when, in just a few minutes, we would practice performing an aspiration abortion on our own papayas.
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Having a pack of ginger gum in my bag has become a talisman against this sort of spiraling; there's a sort of Pavlovian placebo effect at play, and I start to feel better the second I hear the tiny pop of my fingernail's puncturing the foil-topped gum compartment.
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Froome, who is well off the lead after puncturing a tire in an earlier stage, shook off Tejay van Garderen climbing to the Villars-sur-Ollon ski station in Switzerland, and he finished four seconds ahead of an elite group that included Jon Izagirre, Quintana and the defending champion Ilnur Zakarin.
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While I did break the phone while I was disassembling it (the screen was also riveted on in a few spots), I was unwilling to cut through the metal to see underneath the shield, primarily because I didn't want to start a fire in the VICE office by puncturing the battery.
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Ms. Kohler-Hausmann begins by puncturing the conventional wisdom that the flood of arrests for so-called quality-of-life offenses beginning in the early 1990s would have inundated the courts with misdemeanor cases, leaving judges little choice but to mete out mostly convictions and jail sentences through assembly-line justice.
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Motherboard learned this week that a right to repair bill in California was pulled by its sponsor after an industry association representing Apple and other tech companies lobbied against the bill by arguing, among other things, that people trying to repair their phones could hurt themselves by puncturing the lithium-ion battery.
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"A paint roller attached to an extension pole used by a contractor was leaning against a wall before gravity took over and it fell, puncturing the lower right of the canvas, said a person familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified because the information isn't public," the outlet reports.
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I settled on an AmeriCorps program that would let me work for a national park or forest for a season, which had a romantic ring to it; never mind the fact that my only real backpacking experience had involved puncturing several blisters borne of Walmart boots with a dull Swiss Army knife.
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That shame might stem, largely, from the fear of appearing as anything other than a red-blooded American white guy, but Cohen is really good at puncturing his targets' self-image; in all the best Who Is America segments, you can watch their eyes slowly fill with regret as the segments go on.
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Jumping cholla cactusPhoto: L. Brian StaufferThe spines varied in their puncturing abilities, but it turned out that barbed spines took far less force to poke a hole in a surface than the non-barbed spines did, according to the study published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. And the barbed spines stayed anchored.
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Beloved by rank-and-file New Yorkers and despised by media-elite blowhards — most notably the "short-fingered vulgarian" currently grasping at the country's nuclear codes — the magazine was co-founded by Kurt Andersen and Graydon Carter (now editor of Vanity Fair), who delighted in the sort of ego-puncturing they thought the city's preening glitterati so sorely deserved.
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Last year, a joint study from Cornell University, INSEAD and the World Intellectual Property Organization ranked Singapore as the sixth most innovative country in the world, behind the U.K. and the U.S. Lee said that in urban areas, Microsoft has worked to spur more conversation by taking steps including "puncturing" floors to put in stairs, although he noted that beyond four stories, it doesn't help much.
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Trump defeated Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE by just over 10,000 votes in Michigan, becoming the first Republican to win it since 1988 and puncturing the so-called "blue wall" of states that voted for Democratic nominees in six straight elections, along with victories in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
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