A man donning a fur hat ripped one of the fliers down within a minute.
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She made the bow ties Sinatra wore in performance, sewing new ones each time delirious audience members ripped one from his neck.
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When they were done, I ripped one open, salted and spread tahini butter over it, then stood eating it over the sink.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Yeah, people were shocked, because when they heard that someone ripped one at the State of the Union, everyone thought it would be Trump.
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J.K. Rowling ripped one of her former fans who tweeted that she burned all of her "Harry Potter" books because of the author's criticism of President Trump.
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And Trump ripped one of Clinton's top advisers, communications director Jennifer Palmieri, after it was revealed that she made disparaging remarks about Catholics and Christians in one exchange.
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Weber ripped one of his patented slappers 163 seconds into the Predators' sixth power play of the night at 216:21 of the third period, pulling them within 20-3.
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A bystander who was helping Loewen said the man was still conscious, and that's when Loewen ripped one of the doors off its hinges and started to speak to the person, according to the newspaper.
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" Others were heard describing how they "dragged" one of the "anti-fascist" protesters and one member claimed that he "ripped" one of the protester's masks off and "just fucking kicked him right in the head.
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Eichel recorded his 32nd goal and assists 40 and 41 for Buffalo, which went ahead 3-23 when Evan Rodrigues ripped one past Blue Jackets netminder Matiss Kivlenieks (23 saves) with 4:26 left in regulation.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE early Sunday ripped "one sided" and "unfair" media coverage, saying it should be tested in courts.
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Every day, he would rise before dawn and make his way along dark country roads to the factory, where he and most of the other children were tightly bound with chains to the carpet looms to prevent escape. Iqbal knew his debt wouldn't be paid off anytime soon and one day couldn't take it anymore. He ripped one of the carpets and got into serious trouble with the home factory owner Hussain Khan.
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She also possessed two hearts to compensate for her random bone growth, so when Storm ripped one out she was able to survive. It's possible that the first heart could have regrown due to the healing factor. Her bones seem to be much more durable than normal; she had easily survived heavy hits in multiple areas of her body. For example, Flag-Smasher hit her twice on the head with his mace without much damage, and Sabertooth likewise threw her against a wall without harm.
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He created an elaborate diamond-studded leather jacket for the film This Is Spinal Tap, and in 1998 designed and made the first jackets for the then-new Arizona Diamondbacks baseball team. Brown designed his clothes to be durable enough for use onstage . After Graham Bonnet ripped one of his suits onstage with Brown in the audience, Brown developed techniques aimed to ensure that his clothing would not come apart during live performances. When Bruce Dickinson attempted onstage to rip the sleeves from a new shirt made by Brown, the sleeves repeatedly failed to come away in front of several thousand people.
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During the period 18 September to 13 October, she made three round-trip voyages between Okinawa and South Korean ports. Upon her return to Okinawa from the third of those assignments, a problem with her stern gate was due to a maneuver consisting of a 90-degree turn with the rear gate down in the water at 15 knots. The force ripped one of the hinges and a hydraulic rod thrust out the back side end causing her to be tied up with repairs until 2 November. At that time she headed back to Korea to participate in the bilateral exercise "Operation Valiant Blitz 85-1" in cooperation with elements of the South Korean Navy and Marine Corps.
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