The water will rain down on the grounds and get brewing.
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The shitstorm that is 2016 continues to rain down on Chipotle.
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At the same time, conventional munitions could rain down on the South.
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Others have hyped up the idea that toxic debris will rain down on Earth.
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Several tons rain down on the planet each day in the form of dust.
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One misstep, and accusations of bias are bound to immediately rain down on your head.
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You could make hearts or snow rain down on chat threads with the right emoji.
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"Should the enemy make a mistake, our roaring missiles will rain down on them," Hajizadeh said.
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Venus enters Capricorn, and blessings rain down on the career and reputation sector of your chart.
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Gold strobes and green lasers rain down on Room One, where Chase & Status play a euphoric set.
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There's a ton that is ... In theory, a ton of money could rain down on your startup.
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I didn't want to go down just making shots, seeing forehands rain down on me from Rafa.
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"The rockets would rain down on us and we wouldn't even know where they came from," Abdul said.
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These and other charges rain down on those who dare challenge the nation to do better by blacks.
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Still, it's a pretty stunning look at what the skies can rain down on us, when they so choose.
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Maybe you've heard that Tiangong-1, China's 19,000-pound prototype space station, is scheduled to rain down on Earth ... eventually.
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" She continued, "We can't be neutral when rockets rain down on residential neighborhoods, when civilians are stabbed in the street.
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Known as micrometeorites, they rain down on the planet more or less continuously but have proved remarkably hard to find.
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The wrath that the wife is going to let rain down on the world can be in the viewer's imagination.
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In 2005, a waterspout sucked frogs from a lake in Siberia and caused them to rain down on a nearby village.
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Even if all I can think of right now is a bomb that makes mouthwatering, incredible BACON rain down on everything.
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Feces and bits of carcass would rain down on the entranceway at times, bearing the threat of disease, the board said.
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"It's an awful shame that children had kerosene rain down on them, but I can see it both ways," Mr. Wheeler said.
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Already, the scientists have found that some of these particles are injected into space while other particles actually rain down on the asteroid.
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These "cosmogenic nuclides" rain down on Earth from outer space, dusting the upper few meters of surfaces that are exposed to the air.
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It meant that the king would fall, that terrible misfortunes would rain down on the world, or that demons had swallowed the sun.
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As hellfire prepares to rain down on the White House, former FBI Director James Comey is chillin', you know, just getting his Instagram on.
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On the day when he and his hair move into the White House, "unbelievable" blessings will rain down on this parched land of ours.
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A century of footballing heritage is shredded by an industrial amount of powerful combustibles, before bits of debris rain down on the pitch, forlorn.
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There was the bit where he tweeted at Donald Trump, and some ha-ha moments when he made snacks rain down on the audience.
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Although Mylan Chief Executive Heather Bresch called the cheaper generic EpiPen an "extraordinary" commercial response, criticism has continued to rain down on the drugmaker.
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If you even attempt to spoil the show for a loyal viewer, you better expect some Olivia Pope-level fury to rain down on you.
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On this particular morning he screamed after me, with Jackson standing next to him, saying, 'Get ready to have hell rain down on your head.
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He scored his 26th into an empty net with 62 seconds remaining, causing a cascade of headwear to rain down on to the ice surface.
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But even as cash continues to rain down on Silicon Valley's biggest unicorn, the deluge could spell trouble for Uber on a number of fronts.
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As we came to an empty street corner, what seemed like hundreds of pale pink rose petals began to rain down on us from above.
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On Earth, the most intense auroras are caused by solar storms, which occur when high-energy particles ejected from the Sun rain down on our planet.
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" She continued, "We can't be neutral when rockets rain down on residential neighborhoods, when civilians are stabbed in the street, when suicide bombers target the innocent.
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The student maintains his calm as the blows rain down on him, mostly harmlessly, though his interior life is a riot of grief, regret and speculation.
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Chuck Schumer, Senate minority leader, and Nancy Pelosi, House minority leader, are calculating that voters' wrath would rain down on Republicans if the government lights go out.
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With a fragile Conservative-led government engaged in fraught Brexit negotiations in which they are the weak hand, bad economic news continues to rain down on Britain.
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Bursts of gunfire were audible, along with the explosions of the mortar shells that would rain down on Sarajevo for the next three and a half years.
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A two-point home loss to last-place DePaul on Wednesday prompted boos to rain down on the team and coach John Thompson III at the Verizon Center.
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Following the concert, the band tweeted a clip of Martin singing a dreamy rendition of the song's chorus as confetti and paper stars rain down on a crowd.
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Both events were treated as harbingers, existential threats to the United States as we imagined the inconceivable horrors that the Soviets could rain down on us from space.
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Which is why this video with Link Up TV is kinda like hitting the motherlode, as coins rain down on your feet and spill out over the floor.
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He survives, even as German bombs rain down on the city, destroying Lev's apartment building, sending most of his family to the countryside and killing neighbors and friends.
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In each, Mr. Pfeiffer has eliminated one of the fighters; invisible punches rain down on the remaining man, his body and face bending and caving to their force.
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Good Cooper continues to have good fortune rain down on him, by sheer dint of mechanically repeating the last thing anyone says to him and longing deeply for coffee.
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Even though it's been downgraded to a tropical storm, Harvey is expected to continue to pour up to 39 inches of rain down on Texas in the coming days.
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Half a world away, bombs rain down on the city of Aleppo, and on an aid convoy carrying food and medical supplies for tens of thousands of desperate people.
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Other photos also showed a man who resorted to kicking a cherry blossom tree, so that the petals will rain down on him while his picture was being taken.
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They think Öst 65's parent asteroid was annihilated in the collision, which is why they call the meteorite "extinct," because it can never again rain down on Earth.
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Then, as the insects peaked in numbers, showers of dead and dying cicadas would rain down on her enormous housing complex, stopping only with the end of summer itself.
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Galveston, Texas (CNN)As Tropical Depression Imelda slowly makes its way to Louisiana, the storm is continuing to rain down on East Texas heavily enough to spark water rescues.
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Not a tutorial or a cinematic that gives any sort of context to the game, but a wide angle shot on the ocean as clouds rain down on undulating waves.
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In the North Point area police let tear gas rain down on protestors blocking roads, while shops including the Sogo department store – one of the city's largest – closed their doors.
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As Tropical Storm Harvey continues to rain down on Houston and its surrounding areas, an old episode of Sesame Street offers clarity on how to discuss disasters like these with children.
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Traders will be watching for more tweets to rain down on U.S. companies from Trump Tower, but that does not appear to be something that will worry the Trump rally, for now.
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The explosion in Chernobyl happened when I was 24 or 25, and I recall a writer named Hirose Takashi saying that the "ashes of death" would rain down on Japan as well.
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During Heidegger's Nazi-extolling inaugural address in Freiburg, yellow stars of David rain down on the audience, and the Adolf Eichmann trial scene is a piece of kitsch worthy of Ken Russell.
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The "Ghostbusters" star fought back against people who sent her racist and hateful comments Monday by filling her Twitter timeline with screenshots of their remarks -- and then let shame rain down on them.
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Before that grand occasion happens and the heavens open and champagne bottles rain down on his blessed forehead, I decided to catch up with Jim to find out more about his gigging obsession.
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Similar updates rain down on Apple's own App Store every time the company changes anything in the iOS developer toolkit, and users have grown to expect the after-sales care of upgrades and additions.
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The massive fireball seen in the video was the result of fuel igniting after the plane clipped a power line, followed by a street light, causing the inferno to rain down on the street below.
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But through Mike Olbinski's timelapse camera, we get a rare glimpse of raging storms from a safe distance, revealing their massive scale, but also their limited reach as they pour rain down on the earth.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - They have to skate fast in front of hundreds of people, pick up flowers as quickly as possible and stay unflustered when dozens of stuffed animals rain down on the ice.
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Kanye's firebrand nature, fueled by the plaudits the Yeezus approach received, was now directed at everyone around him rather than solely at the oppressors above, and soon it would rain down on his marginalized fans.
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With his team in a quick 22-23 hole, Aggies Coach Billy Kennedy switched from man-to-man defense to a zone midway through the half, only to see 3-pointers rain down on them.
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Mr. Chatterton at 907 Surplus also finds comfort in the idea of justice and retribution — that assured destruction would rain down on North Korea if its leaders made such a foolish mistake as to attack.
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There's some comfort in the fact that GRBs have never been observed within our own Milky Way galaxy, but by no means does that mean that they couldn't rain down on us with all their incinerating power.
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In the age of the smartphone, most brands strive to make their shows appealing to an additional 231 million — the number of average monthly users on Instagram, whose likes and mentions rain down on a label's collections.
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With that out of the way, missiles, smart bombs and huge "bunker busters" would rain down on nuclear sites, missile launchers and command posts while South Korean special forces carried out "decapitation" raids to kill North Korea's leaders.
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No matter how strong the words from the international community today, they won't help toddlers survive the next chemical attack to rain down on their neighborhood unless they lead to a real and lasting end to Syria's war.
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But a few dozen lucky football fans will get an assist from Twitter this Super Bowl Sunday, with the social media platform planning to print fans' tweets onto the confetti that will rain down on the winning team.
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In New York, hundreds of thousands of people packed Times Square in the 9-degree Fahrenheit weather, with a wind chill of 4 degrees below zero, to watch the 483 ball drop and confetti rain down on the street.
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In New York, hundreds of thousands of people packed Times Square in the 21-degree Fahrenheit weather, with a wind chill of 27 degrees below zero, to watch the 22 ball drop and confetti rain down on the street.
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However, the advertising money that will rain down on Facebook—if and when Zuckerberg succeeds in encouraging 500 million people to take their Facebook identities onto the Internet at large—this money thinks of us the other way around.
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Afterwards comes Heathrow airport, a series of reservoirs, the grandeur of Windsor Castle and Eton College, and then Slough, a town so architecturally dismal that in 1937 Sir John Betjeman penned a poem beckoning "friendly bombs" to rain down on it.
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Compared to outlying districts, the Old City might yet be the hardest to recapture, with tanks and armored vehicles unable to enter its narrow streets, and IS sniper and mortar fire continuing to rain down on Iraqi forces outside it.
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While reduced winds caused the storm to be downgraded from a Category 4 hurricane to Category 1 and then down to a tropical storm, it is expected to pour several inches of rain down on towns in North and South Carolina.
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Instead of ticker tape, about a ton of confetti made from shredded paper, tossed from about 20 buildings, will rain down on the team as they ride in open vehicles up Broadway, according to the Alliance of Downtown New York.
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In Iraq, where Mr. Mattis's radio call sign was Chaos, reflecting the havoc he sought to rain down on enemies, Mr. Mattis objected when told to abort an offensive to retake Falluja early in 2004 for what he considered political reasons.
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For months, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had made it clear that the fury of the Trump administration would rain down on its closest ally should Huawei be allowed to build out the pipes of Britain&aposs communications system.
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"I was just a girl / and when I saw your face, you were just a boy / But you rocked my world / and deep inside, I know that I did the same / I let your love rain down on me," sings the musician, 58.
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"Whilst the eyes of the world are on Hodeidah, air strikes and shells continue to rain down on civilians in other parts of Yemen, killing with impunity," Nigel Tricks, NRC's East Africa and Yemen Regional Director, said in a statement this week.
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This is a little complicated, but here's the short version: when vapors from pine trees combine with oxygen, the resulting particles can cluster together if they're helped by high-energy particles from space that rain down on the Earth's atmosphere, called cosmic rays.
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GENEVA — As bombs continued to rain down on the Damascus suburb of eastern Ghouta on Monday, the United Nations secretary general, António Guterres, demanded that the Syria cease-fire resolution that the Security Council adopted unanimously over the weekend take effect immediately.
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Larger chunks of plastic can poison animals like birds and whales, and smaller microscopic beads of the stuff have been found in the deepest ocean trenches as well as in rural countrysides, where they rain down on landscapes—and people—as atmospheric pollutants.
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In "The Lottery," a woman is stoned to death by her neighbors and family; in "The Haunting of Hill House," written eleven years later, the stones that rain down on the childhood home of the protagonist, Eleanor, have a more ambiguous source.
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Paris (AFP) - As the bombs rain down on the besieged city of Aleppo the scenes of suffering are horrific, yet the Syrian war fails to move people to protest in the way that the US intervention in Iraq or the siege of Sarajevo did.
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Denton appeared in the comments of the piece outing Thiel, the Gawker founder claiming that Thiel had threatened him with "the destruction that would rain down on me, and various innocent civilians caught in the crossfire, if a story ever ran" about Thiel's sexuality.
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The death and destruction he could rain down on Seoul alone in just the span of a couple of hours (some estimates have it at more than 100,000 casualties) -- not to mention a restart to the Korean War -- would be bloody, brutal and disastrous.
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He references Heather Heyer, the NFL "taking a knee protests," and the racist history of the Confederate flag while fighting to make himself heard over the passing trucks and heckles that rain down on him as a gaggle of sheriff's deputies and courthouse security look on.
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By making meticulous measurements of muons—elementary particles that rain down on Earth from deep space and are capable of traveling through solid objects—researchers were able to characterize the densities within the pyramid, revealing the presence of an empty space that measures at least 270 feet (221 meters) in length.
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Warnings about the North's thousands of rockets and artillery shells that could rain down on Seoul and threaten millions of people, reflect the reality that thriving, democratic South Korea is a nation hostage to its geography, unpredictable Northern brethren, and any decision by its ally the United States to launch a preemptive strike.
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His voice quivered and his eyes shone with unspilled tears as he listed the slew of benefits that would rain down on the people of the former State of Jammu and Kashmir, now that it was rid of its old, corrupt leaders, and was going to be ruled directly from New Delhi.
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His voice quivered and his eyes shone with unspilled tears as he listed the slew of benefits that would rain down on the people of the former State of Jammu and Kashmir, now that it was rid of its old, corrupt leaders, and was going to be ruled directly from New Delhi.
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If he is lucky, his quitting to campaign in the coming elections as an angry member of the opposition, rather than as the defense minister who allowed hundreds of rockets to rain down on Israeli civilians, will give his faltering Yisrael Beiteinu party enough electoral oomph to pick up a few more seats in Parliament.
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While on Earth the biggest auroras are caused by solar storms — when high energy particles ejected from the Sun rain down on our planet — auroras on Jupiter are also caused by the charged particles ejected by other sources, like the planet's orbiting moon Io. The auroras also never cease and are huge, covering areas bigger than the Earth itself.
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On this Fourth of July, while American violence continues to rain down on Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Yemen, as we continue to support violent regimes in Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea and elsewhere by buying oil that we then burn and dump into the atmosphere, precipitously heating the planet, and amid a crucial presidential election, we should ask ourselves what we're really celebrating with our bottle rockets and sparklers.
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