"He threatened to rip out their hearts and rip out their throats," Jesse Quackenbush said.
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In other words: It's painful to rip out and replace.
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Bad news makes some people want to rip out their hair.
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The network operators can't just rip out their routers and switches.
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Mark it up, doodle on the cover, rip out the pages.
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You can circle, highlight and rip out pages if you want.
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So what do you do if you accidentally rip out your lashes?
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The Trump administration appears eager to rip out much of Dodd-Frank.
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Cities rip out exotic trees and shrubs in favor of indigenous varieties.
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If these people want to just repeal and rip out Roe v.
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It's time to reevaluate the existing laws and rip out the overgrowth.
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We should just pay these property owners to rip out those old systems.
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It would rip out the epoxy and fill in the trenches with asphalt.
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Developers rip out protective mangrove swamps to plonk hotels by the water's edge.
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They eat live birds whole and rip out reindeer hearts in the nude.
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You can rip out the pages and use them to paper your walls.
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The desire to rip out pages is gone, because the pages are infinite.
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Then assume that Johnson & Johnson can rip out 20 percent of Actelion's operating expenses.
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The contractor later had to rip out much of its work and start over.
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It demanded Johnson rip out the pond or face $85033,500 per day in fines.
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Triple H even used pliers to rip out Batista's nose ring during the match.
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And I remember my father would rip out his columns and give them to me.
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The procedure seemed promising—until his stitches burst, prompting him to rip out the tubes.
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It will rip out old technical infrastructure and replace it with brand-new code bases.
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The fastest method was to rip out the forests with excavators and torch what remained.
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Game Of Thrones is known to rip out audiences' hearts by suddenly killing off popular characters.
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He says no matter how high-end the home, most clients will rip out everything inside.
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The production was forced to rip out seats in the front three rows to make room.
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You walk in, take what you want, just rip out all the nutrients until it's dead.
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Once, he said, he would have paid someone to rip out the run-down front lawn.
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But don't automatically assume that you need to rip out or cover up what you've got.
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However, wired earbuds tend to be dreadfully easy to rip out of your head while working out.
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You rip out the page that corresponds to your bib number to prove that you reached it.
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In the aftermath of that, the Trump Administration made repeated promises to rip out and replace Obamacare.
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But what could we do, rip out the whole cabinet and have a new custom piece built?
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He was an influential prisoner, and soon taught other inmates how to rip out the light fittings.
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The goats rip out the grass roots, further degrading the rangeland and reinforcing the vicious downwards cycle.
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I appreciate you asking me if you want to rip out a wall, but it's your house.
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Yet BT Group, the British telecom giant, has plans to rip out part of Huawei's existing network.
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And money aside, it's not easy to rip out that chartreuse backsplash if you later regret it.
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In the business context, bosses rip out the approaches of their predecessors, including sometimes even the proverbial washbasin.
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As a result, they become deeply embedded in their customers' business processes, making them hard to rip out.
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Some hospitals have had to bring in special cleaning equipment and even rip out floor and ceiling tiles.
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And there is nothing more heartbreaking than trying to rip out a bad decision and suture it back together.
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Peter Escamilla, Jr. helps rip out dry wall in the home of his in-laws Dee and Dan Faust.
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He suggested that his would-be neighbours rip out errant pages in the Koran to prove their good intentions.
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Others formed small volunteer groups to help their neighbors clean out mud-filled homes and rip out sodden drywall.
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You could rip out this page and take it to your hairdresser, but then you'd be trying too hard.
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Those carriers say it could cost billions and take months to rip out the Huawei equipment and replace it.
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The bad news is that the trailer will rip out your heart and stomp on it just like the original.
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More precise data helps them rip out only what they must, or better yet, prevent the disease from ever spreading.
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But it comes off as a tardy attempt to rip out the Islamophobia that has always been its essential center.
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I think Apple should buy Bose and figure out a way such that I can rip out ... Bose or Sonos?
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So get ready to rip out some squeakers and gnaw on some treats, because things are about to get seriously silly.
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You take it where you can get it, and then you let your direwolf rip out someone's throat in the finale.
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Stomach acid and digestion, Bailey said, are able to "rip out" B12 from food so that the body can absorb it.
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When my wife finds out that I rip out a radio because the Spice Girls is playing, I'm a dead man.
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If you rip out a page, you might glue it back in the wrong place because everything looks pretty much the same.
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And so, as a thank you, we will rip out your heart and spread its flesh across a blind-baked pastry base.
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Reclaiming Mosul and Raqqa would deal a serious blow to the group and rip out the heart of its self-proclaimed caliphate.
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It sounds like he is trying to rip out the audiences hearts one-by-one only a mere week before Valentine's Day.
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Now that I have your attention Cut off a chicken's head, rip out its guts, and put it all on Facebook Live.
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And I would scavenge through garbage cans and rip out all these wires and bring them to the beach and make sculptures.
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Residents going back to their houses will have to rip out wallboard that has developed mold, which is also a health risk.
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They had to rip out carpet and drywall themselves, and then hire a crew out-of-pocket before any insurance adjustor came around.
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"Hehehe!!" the child giggles in the background, unaware that this kangaroo could rip out his throat in one fell swoop, Mortal Kombat style.
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Once the floodwaters receded, which happened with amazing speed, we went into action to find someone to rip out the walls and floors.
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For the past five years, he has encouraged all of his upscale clients, even those with multiple bathrooms, to rip out their tubs.
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She offered $845,000 and quickly brought in a contractor to rip out the garage floors, which a previous owner had painted lime green.
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Even a social movement which tried to ban the internet and had people try to rip out infrastructure may not have great effect.
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The arrival of one SUV sees soldiers rip out some police-style emergency siren lights from the car's front grill, crushing them underfoot.
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Some hospitals have had to bring in special cleaning equipment and even rip out floor and ceiling tiles to get rid of it.
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Now, in Michigan, a broad coalition of opponents is entering a new frontier: Pushing to rip out and reroute an existing pipeline - Enbridge Inc.
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Rip out the concrete in the Los Angeles River, let wildfires burn what they will, never allow construction where there's any risk of disaster.
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But the germ did not — and proved so invasive the hospital had to rip out parts of the floor and ceiling to eradicate it.
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And like Michael Jackson, it's too challenging to cancel, too big to fail, too embedded in the fabric of American leisure to rip out.
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Mr. Mugabe (Kenan Thompson) was not impressed or intimidated: "I will rip out your spine and drink from your skull," he told Mr. Baldwin.
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They needed, each, to scream their personal well-wishes at her, or maybe just to feel her name rip out of their throats — MEGHAN!
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I worried about the hole that would be left inside me, metaphorically and literally, when I was forced to rip out my ovaries and uterus.
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Drones can crash into planes, deliver drugs to prisoners, rip out your eyeball, or invade restricted airspace around our national monuments or nuclear power plants.
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When I rip out a regular Barbie or Bratz's hair and wipe off its face, I am changing the stereotypical body type, clothing, and makeup.
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The Navy and Huntington Ingalls would need to install such pipes, rip out EMALS and try to find the space for the steam catapult system.
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He had to rip out the ordinary wallboard he first installed, replacing it with concrete-backed board that is resistant to water seeping through walls.
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Naturally, this plot twist means they must throw another $40,000 at their perfectly functional home and rip out what little character survived their original vision.
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It still took on a foot of water last year during Hurricane Florence, and the Garretts had to cut out drywall and rip out carpets.
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If you could bring yourself to rip out the pages and frame them, you would be able to decorate an entire apartment with this book.
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Waters have receded in many deluged areas with thousands of people returning to flood-hit homes to rip out soaked carpet and dump water-logged mattresses.
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Rip out eight lanes of freeway through the middle of your metropolis and you'll be rewarded with not only less traffic, but safer, more efficient cities?
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Winemakers are worried they might have to buy less grapes from Tunisian viticulturists, forcing them to rip out vines, as the cost of cultivation surpasses sales.
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The ace then cheered for the boy as he signed the book, then asked to rip out the page so he could keep the autograph for himself.
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Sheila confronts the up-to-the-minute dilemma of how to deal with a sexist boss when she's not allowed to simply rip out his vocal cords.
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Still, when he tells Alice "I want to bite your throat and rip out all your blood like a wolf," you can't fathom what inspired such vehemence.
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He would rip out the wheels and servomotors and solder them into his own contraptions—like the one he'd use to fetch glasses of water from his mom.
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In the movie The Martian, a mighty sandstorm leaves astronaut Mark Watney stranded on Mars after high winds rip out an antenna and destroy most of his camp.
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Fingernails, sharply filed and coated in wax, dug into an opponent's eye-socket, attempting to literally rip out the eyeball and hold it aloft before a screaming crowd.
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The soaring price of vanilla has been accompanied by an opportunistic crime wave: raiders rip out whole vines to transplant them elsewhere and armed robbers hold up warehouses.
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A Reuters report in December described how Gore's business used construction saws to dismember donated bodies and employed an untrained intern to rip out cadavers' fingernails with pliers.
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It's maybe no surprise then that there is now a Cloud Foundry project that aims to rip out the old container management systems and replace them with Kubernetes.
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Captain America If you want to rip out the heart and soul of the Avengers, and the heart and soul of any Marvel fan, you kill Steve Rogers.
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U.S. bipartisan lawmakers are considering a money pot for small and rural wireless network operators to rip out Huawei and ZTE equipment where there is a security risk.
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As the 25G future approaches, the US is pushing small carriers to rip out and replace whatever parts of their infrastructure come from China, no matter the cost.
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If you're not happy with an open-source product's performance, it's supposed to be a relatively painless process to rip out the product and replace it with something else.
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A combination would create the euro zone's leading asset manager with more than 1.5 trillion euros under management while offering scope to rip out costs and cross-sell products.
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Some operators fret that, were Huawei to be excluded from the process, Europe would slip behind other countries, especially if firms had to rip out parts of existing networks.
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Staff at the consulate allegedly tried to rip out a camera and also tamper with cameras at the security booth outside of the building, in the Turkish capital Istanbul.
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In the video, Hilaria, 35, stood beside her eldest child, whom she shares with husband Alec, as Dr. Oz used a string to rip out the young girl's tooth.
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This legislation would also require the FCC to establish a $1 billion fund to help small and rural telecom companies rip out and replace equipment from these companies. Rep.
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Huawei is suing the Federal Communications Commission over its November vote to block broadband subsidies from going to U.S. companies that don't rip out the Chinese telecom giant's gear.
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As Susan explains it, DriveNets is not trying to convince carriers — be they mobile, fixed or cable — to rip out all of their legacy equipment to update to cloud solutions.
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Despite criticizing the status quo, The Ken's CEO said the business isn't looking to rip out the existing media system in India, rather it sees a position working within it.
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When I was younger, I used to rip out every image of a Black woman who was featured in a magazine, which was no more than 10 pages per issue.
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The toe in the butt will take you out, as will watching Emma (creator-director-star Julia Davis) rip out the titular Sally's (Catherine Shepherd) used tampon with her mouth.
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It would be more than that to rip out the infrastructure of an existing home and put in a second set of pipes to tote the so-called gray water.
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To begin, Pilot isn't trying to force companies to completely rip out their bookkeeping software and start from scratch, and instead start to collect the electronic information they already have.
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An engineer with a flair for marketing, Mr. Schutz said that the 911's quirks were what set the car apart and that stopping production would rip out Porsche's soul.
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I am concerned that if I try to renovate and file permits with the Department of Buildings, the city will make me rip out the work the previous owner did.
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In 24 hours of ugly machinations, the Trump administration was willing to rip out big elements of the bill and insert big new ones, without regard to substance or ramification.
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He eagerly defied rules at the Oregon refuge, rushing to rip out a fence he said had oppressed local ranchers, and sifting through Native American artifacts he said were being mishandled.
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That is opposed by operators, with some saying the rollout of 5G services could be delayed by years if they have to rip out and replace Chinese kit in their networks.
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But it was more serious when it tried (and failed) to persuade Boeing to rip out two of the remaining three toilets on its 737 jets in favour of more seats.
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And high value crops like grapes tend to see an aggressive spread when certain diseases show up, causing farmers to have to rip out huge amounts of vines to contain them.
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As for the guitars, she and Spencer Fox rip out harsh, fuzzy, clanky power chords as if throwing a smokescreen in front of the frenetic pounding beat hot on their tails.
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The US Navy is having its sailors train on an aircraft carrier weapon system that the service is planning to rip out of its Nimitz-class carriers due to its ineffectiveness.
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But here's the difference between this one and the ones you'd rip out of Tiger Beat when you were little: This formula is waterproof, and will stay put for two weeks.
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Moreover, by requiring Iran to rip out over 13,000 centrifuges and cap its stockpile of enriched uranium, the deal ensures that timeframe will remain in place for well over a decade.
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Workers would rip out the innards of electronic products with their hands, applying acid and melting down casings with cigarette lighters, extracting metals like copper and shredding plastic into reusable pellets.
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All you need to do is fold the creases of the roll, tape both ends and rip out pages from a magazine to wrap around the roll for some added decor.
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Rural operators in the United States are among the biggest customers of Huawei and ZTE, and worry that they may also have to rip out existing Chinese-made equipment without compensation.
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"When someone buys a &apos90s-era home which was built quickly and on the cheap, we can't rip out walls," says Teris Pantazes, a licensed contractor in Baltimore, and manager of EFynch .
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In a further notice of proposed rulemaking, Pai's proposal asks for comment from stakeholders over how the FCC could financially assist these carriers who may be required to rip out Chinese equipment.
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Dogs simply love to take a new toy, methodically rip out the squeaker, then tear it limb from limb until there are tiny pieces of the poor guy all over the house.
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The US Navy is still training sailors aboard a handful of the service's Nimitz-class aircraft carriers to use the anti-torpedo system it plans to rip out, The War Zone reports.
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He described to me how he'd insisted that Drogo throw away his weapons and how he'd got the art department to create a tongue he could rip out of Mago's throat instead.
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Rural carriers say any requirement that they rip out existing Huawei gear could be very expensive and have called for financial support should they have to replace the equipment they've already purchased.
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Because we have been living in the land of plenty for so long; there hasn't been a Depression or war where we've had to rip out our lawns and plant Victory Gardens.
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Rural operators in the United States are among the biggest customers of Huawei and ZTE, and fear the executive order would also require them to rip out existing Chinese-made equipment without compensation.
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In September, he got himself thrown in jail ahead of schedule for offering $5,000 to anyone willing to rip out a lock of former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's hair during her book tour.
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German telecoms operators have opposed Washington's call to ban Huawei, warning that any requirement to rip out and replace Huawei equipment in existing networks could delay the rollout of 5G networks by years.
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If you knew how little water you could get away with using, he says, "You would totally decimate your productivity for a couple years, but you wouldn't have to rip out your vineyard."
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And some of those companies have said they would need government assistance to rip out and replace all their Huawei-designed gear — a bill that could come to as much as $2 billion.
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How this would work in the much larger city of Bangkok is unclear, and besides, as one Facebook commenter declared, "to shut down street business is to rip out the heart of the city."
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The advent of 5G networks poses a dilemma: companies that are forced to rip out Chinese equipment could try and move to 5G immediately, but that would be more expensive in the short term.
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The first thing I did when I moved into this space was rip out the old security cameras, because moving forward means you accept someone for who they are and not who they were.
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With a little time on his hands, Todd went door to door in our town and an adjoining neighborhood offering to rip out people's drywall, while Amanda did people's laundry and served neighbors dinner.
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The best use for Wellness Barbie may be as a punching bag for capitalist rage; sully her face masks, rip out her coiffed hair, and put fake little plastic poops in her bubble bath.
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Jordan's zenith was defined by the certainty that he would rip out the opposing team's heart; the question was how messy it would be, and less a matter of if than of duration and degree.
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Instead of being an honorable brother, Liam strikes a deal with Hades to rip out all the ruler's mentions in the book, or else Hades will tell Hook the truth about their first run-in.
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Occupy Wall Street activists tweeted out a cartoon-like diagram — since removed — showing how to stab an ICE agent and rip out his heart; the group now claims it was satire, according to news reports.
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One potential outcome: freezes or restrictions on other controversial uses of AI. This scenario scares tech companies, who prefer to send plumbers in to repair buggy systems rather than to rip out the pipes entirely.
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However, the notion that you can rip out a freeway, traffic will simple disperse, and the reclaimed land will produce more value than what it replaced is highly counterintuitive to most people, including most city officials.
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From the early forts to Carlisle to the Termination Era, assimilation was all a means to an end—namely land and capital—and language was always among the first things the colonizer sought to rip out.
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I am working with local, state and federal officials and our residents to rip out miles of forgotten, forlorn and unnecessary rusty fences that cut off the access of residents to beautiful open space and scenic vistas.
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PWNED: President Trump signed legislation yesterday that probably will force rural telephone and Internet providers to rip out and replace gear from the Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei, which officials warn could be a conduit for Chinese spying.
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Genetic engineering startup Synthego makes synthetic ribonucleic acid (RNA), an important genetic component found in all living cells and also used in CRISPR Cas9, a technology enabling scientists to rip out unwanted genetic code with scissor-like precision.
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Huawei argued in a filing to the FCC Wednesday that the proposed rule would do nothing to protect national security, and could destabilize rural networks if they are required to rip out Huawei equipment they installed years ago.
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A second proposal would require U.S. telecom companies that currently use Huawei and ZTE products to rip out and replace that equipment and could establish a "reimbursement program" to help rural companies that rely heavily on Chinese equipment.
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"Your luxury buyer would come in and basically rip out the interiors and have their own interior designer come in and redesign the space," said Susan de França, the president and chief executive of Douglas Elliman Development Marketing.
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The proposals also suggest that U.S. companies that receive funding from the USF be required to rip out and replace all equipment from these companies, and seeks comment from the public on how to pay for this process.
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The crackdown by Shanghai's housing authority - ordering developers and buyers to rip out fixtures such as toilets and kitchens before properties could be sold on - prompted a protest by hundreds of people last weekend after the market effectively froze.
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Analysts say German telecoms operators depend heavily on Huawei, meaning it will be hard to rip out and replace its existing gear or to cope without the Chinese company, the world's top network supplier, in building their 5G networks.
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" Environmental groups, along with a coalition of five state attorneys general, warned in formal comments this week that the move was an attempt "to rip out the backbone of our conservation laws in order to fast-track commercial projects.
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On a campaign conference call the day that Mr. Weiner admitted he had continued to engage in online liaisons, Mr. Reines berated him, yelling that he would "reach through the phone" and "rip out" his throat, adding an expletive.
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Although the MAC Cosmetics and Argo Tea stores on the ground level are still bustling, the floors above have been silent since June 14, awaiting crews that will rip out dropped ceilings and sheet rock partitions, among other tasks.
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The proposals also suggest that U.S. companies that receive funding from the USF be required to rip out and replace all equipment from ZTE and Huawei, and seeks comment from the public on how to pay for this process.
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With the aim of "keeping everything as light and bright as possible," the couple, new parents, didn't hesitate to rip out the two-bedroom's window casements, tall baseboards, worn hardwood flooring and the "thick, chunky molding" surrounding the doors.
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In order for Him to have his home and life restored, he had to literally rip out the heart of his partner and extract a diamond-like gem that had been created there from all the pressure of his bullshit.
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Rural operators in the U.S., which account for some of Huawei's and ZTE's biggest customers as the company provides services that are less expensive, are concerned the executive order would require them to rip out existing Chinese-made equipment without compensation.
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I tried to see if I could rip out part of that section and replace that entry with PROTEA, which is pronounced differently, was the most familiar word I could come up with and was the least "harmful" to that area.
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Watching the characters burrow deeper into their own insecurities or snarl at each other in impotent rage can feel like the show is trying to rip out your guts and leave you to make sense of the carnage that remains.
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" And if some prospective buyers are put off by the color, Ms. Spahr said, they know it will be an easy fix: "No one wants to have to rip out a wall, but they're O.K. with a quick paint job.
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I was 25, and I might be talking to a 60-year-old white man who's been doing this for a long time, and I'm telling him he needs to rip out his shelf because it's not according to plan.
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The Federal Communications Commission on Friday unanimously voted to help push Huawei and ZTE out of American telecommunications networks by blocking broadband subsidies from going to companies that don't rip out gear made by the two controversial Chinese telecom giants.
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To help urban dwellers cut their water consumption, many California water suppliers set up rebate programs to get residents to rip out their thirsty lawns and to replace them with drought-tolerant foliage and ground cover using alternate materials, like gravel.
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Rainbow's greatest triumph is not hearing Kesha rip out the gnarled pain that had been nesting inside her, or finding catharsis in defiance — it's that it makes a point of expressing the frustration, hurt, and even joy in what comes next.
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Those vintage cars are outwardly restored American cars, and if you didn't know any better, you'd say, "Wow," but that's part of their ingenuity — to rip out engines and create something more reliable and newer and something you can get parts for.
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In the late-2000s, a group of activists and businesses pitched "8664," a campaign to rebuild the East End Bridge (completing the 265 ring road and diverting a ton of traffic) and rip out I-64 along the waterfront, replacing it with a surface boulevard.
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There are some zero-carbon liquid substitute fuels on the horizon, but for the time being, the best way we know to decarbonize HVAC (heating, ventilation, and cooling) is to rip out all those millions of furnaces and replace them with electric heat pumps.
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The decision means Airbus will have to try to resell or reallocate the 283-seat jets at a time when demand for big planes is softening, and could cost Airbus $53-80 million to rip out and replace interiors designed to fit the airline's plush brand.
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"—🇺🇸kwh🇺🇸 (@kwh561) January 21, 2020A public historian even imparted a little lesson on a member of the British aristocracy, tweeting: "Lord Chesterfield, in the 18th century, used to read Latin poetry on the toilet then rip out the finished page to use as bog roll.
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The House passed legislation last month that would ban the federal government from buying equipment from groups deemed national security threats, such as Huawei, and would create a $1 billion program to help rural networks rip out Huawei equipment and replace it with more "secure" products.
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READ: The Saudis tried to rip out a security camera after Khashoggi murder The report follows the release of the Committee to Protect Journalists' annual prison census last week, that found the number of journalists jailed on charges of fake news had risen to a record high of 28.
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The museum had bet everything on a desperate and deeply unethical plan to sell off the most valuable and historic artworks in its collection, rip out the architectural heart of the building, and build up a fortress endowment so large that it would never need public support again.
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Like scammers who steal debit card numbers by putting illegal card-reading devices, or skimmers, on A.T.M.s, hackers can easily rip out USB ports and replace them with their own malicious hardware, said Vyas Sekar, a professor at CyLab, a security and privacy research institute at Carnegie Mellon University.
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But perhaps most importantly, both series have reached a point where the backstory is more important than anything actually going on onscreen at any given moment, because there's so much of it, and it affects every move the characters make, and every throat they cut or spine they rip out.
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The sculptures, by contrast, twist rectangular segments of foam — the kind of cheap plastic foam you might rip out of an unwanted love seat — into shapes simple enough to take in at a glance, and then makes them entrancing by dipping them in resin and marking the sides with different colors.
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"Guests vomit on our cars, pee on our cars, throw up in our yard, throw trash in our yard, rip out our flowers," said Bryant, who lives on Esplanade Avenue, a charming street outside the French Quarter with gabled and balconied 19th-century Creole townhouses and sprawling live oaks hung with Spanish moss.
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Now the studio finds itself in a real pickle This is precisely what the studio was trying to avoid when it pointed Zack Snyder to the exits a year ago, plugging in Joss Whedon to rip out the critical movie's guts and reshoot them with an all-new, lighter, jokier, ensembley-er tone.
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"A lot of times people will buy something, totally done, beautiful and they'll still rip everything out and start over, so this trend is more, buy it, do whatever you want to do and you don't have to pay to rip out someone else's design," said Jade Mills, with Coldwell Banker of Beverly Hills.
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In Showtime's new crime drama "City on a Hill," Jackie Rohr is a cocaine-snorting, corrupt and racist F.B.I. veteran who longs for the days when the "bad men" were in power, and Decourcy Ward is a principled new assistant district attorney from Brooklyn, determined to "rip out the [expletive] up machinery" in 1990s Boston.
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Seeing as we're all in the process of mentally erasing and rewinding our way into the great Restart button that is 2018 anyway, we decided to rip out the painful stitches of some of those musical memories in our friends and colleagues by getting them to tell us the traumatizing stories behind their most hated tracks.
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In recent years, Microsoft, Facebook and Slack (and many more) have all built new productivity platforms for workers to integrate and communicate about dozens of other API-enabled enterprise apps, but what about productivity tools for those enterprises that have no appetite or budget to rip out and replace software that they've been using for years?
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BUT HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED THE CDC ISSUED AN INITIAL REPORT IN EARLY FEBRUARY THAT CONFIRMED WHAT "60 MINUTES" AND I AND OTHERS WERE SAYING, THEY WERE ELEVATED LEVELS OF FORMALDEHYDE BUT THEY REALLY SEEM TO BEND OVER BACKWARDS TO ASSURE PEOPLE IT WAS -- MIGHT CAUSE EAR AND NOSE AND THROAT IRRITATION BUT WASNT LIKELY TO CAUSE CANCER AND PEOPLE PROBABLY DIDNT NEED TO HAVE TESTING OF THE AIR DONE AND CERTIANLY DONT NEED TO RIP OUT FLOORING.
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Before Iran received a dollar of sanctions relief, Iran had to eliminated 97 percent of its uranium stockpile, remove and destroy the core from its Arak reactor, block the production of weapons-grade plutonium, rip out more than 13,000 centrifuges, halt all uranium enrichment at the underground Fordow site, and allow the International Atomic Energy Agency to implement the safeguards necessary to monitor Iran's nuclear program and implement transparency measures to permit the gold-standard of access to inspectors.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE signed into law a bill this week banning the use of federal funds to purchase equipment from groups deemed threats to national security, and creating a $1 billion fund to help smaller companies rip out and replace existing vulnerable equipment.
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They're one of the crucial things that make us human, by bringing us to the empathy and sense of connection that enable us to treat one another with respect and kindness; they're one of the major factors that enable social mobility, by giving us the vision and sense of possibility to transform our lives; they're one of the vital ways we can make sense of our own emotions and experiences, rather than being baffled and battered by them; they're one of the core forces that raise us from a ragtag bunch of debased animals, ready to rip out one another's throat for any reason or none, into a cohesive society.
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