Weather Last week, a nor'easter ripped up New England beaches.
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Others think old charts might need to be ripped up.
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The corniest motherfucker to have ever ripped up the road.
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He ripped up an Iran nuclear deal that was working.
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It didn't help that protesters occasionally ripped up test fields.
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Absolutely. But I don't think we've ripped up the Constitution.
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Candles, vases, tables—I've even ripped up old shirts and sheets.
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We applied lip balm needlessly, ripped up tissues, cracked our knuckles.
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He supposedly ripped up the marriage license in front of her.
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As Trump wrapped up his speech, she ripped up her copy.
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So much so, that it even ripped up Michigan State's net.
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Brownback's policy legacy ripped up while he was still in office.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Netflix has ripped up the standard script.
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Then I ripped up the paper and threw it in the toilet.
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Somebody get Eddie Lacy some tape ... 'cause the dude is RIPPED UP!
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Following his address, Pelosi ripped up the transcript of the president's speech.
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We've seen with the Iran nuclear deal, which Trump irresponsibly ripped up.
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I can't tell you how many credit cards I had ripped up.
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Vice President Pence has previously said the Iran deal would be ripped up.
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Protesters ripped up median barriers and fences to set up roadblocks and defences.
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One of Mahmoud's sons stepped on a mine and ripped up his leg.
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If the halftime show had ripped up the grass, heads would have rolled.
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" Arab members of Parliament ripped up copies of the bill, crying out, "Apartheid!
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But a plate and a ripped-up baguette will work just as well.
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She omitted his ceremonial introduction and ripped up her copy of his speech.
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"Matthew just ripped up the beaches all the way up," Dr. Leatherman said.
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SULLIVAN: DO YOU BELIEVE THAT NAFTA WILL BE ALTERED OR EVEN RIPPED UP?
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Mississippi miracle The tornado tore through buildings, ripped up trees and blew out windows.
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And then after Trump finished, Pelosi ripped up his speech behind the president's head.
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When the hallway carpet was ripped up, an authentic flagstone floor was discovered underneath.
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Michael's wind and storm surge ripped up buildings like posies and carried them inland.
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"Lots of denim jackets that are all ripped up and loved," said Lindsey-Hall.
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Even if the agreement is eventually ripped up, Iran might still stand to gain.
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They have ripped up roadways and paths to make room for more grave sites.
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" And: "That was on display the other night when she ripped up the speech.
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At the end of Trump's speech, Pelosi ripped up a transcript of the address.
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Colombia ripped up more than 100,000 hectares (247,000 acres) of coca plantations last year.
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I can see why Nancy Pelosi ripped up his State of the Union speech.
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"I think everybody could see it was getting ripped up pretty quickly," Toye said.
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Circling at high speed, they ripped up the now-thin surface, creating deep ruts.
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The pool floor was a moonscape of ripped up tiles and exposed mud underneath.
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In the end, about 2,500 families ripped up their coca plants across this zone.
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The impact of the infield ripped up the nose of Elliott's car, ending his race.
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It's not your home that is being ripped up to a degree by the hurricane.
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She publicly ripped up a copy of his remarks just after he had finished speaking.
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I guess we now know who sent those fancy flowers Tess and Simone ripped up.
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At the end of the speech, Pelosi ripped up the papers and cast them aside.
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First, Trump hasn't ripped up the Iran nuclear treaty as he promised throughout his campaign.
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When he asks her to recall the moment she ripped up the photo, she smiles.
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Protests were held, residents complained before the City Council, and vandals periodically ripped up crosses.
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The House Speaker ripped up a transcript of Trump's address right after he stopped talking.
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When he was done speaking, Ms. Pelosi ostentatiously ripped up her copy of his speech.
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Hurricane Michael's wind and storm surge ripped up buildings like posies and carried them inland.
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He said that the "fine work" of Baumann's predecessor Marijn Dekkers had been "ripped up".
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Bill Weld: So no, but in all the treaties that he has ripped up, even the treaty with Iran, he's now scrounging around trying to get back to where he was at square one before he ripped up the 2015 deal with with Iran.
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Some visitors have reportedly even ripped up pieces of the artwork to take home as souvenirs.
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She said she never loved him, and ripped up her first-edition copy of Wuthering Heights.
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Yet another -- in Tucson, Arizona -- is broken into and its copies of the Quran ripped up.
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China left the dictator's image intact, but ripped up his economic policies, unleashing decades of growth.
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After the first issue, we gave him a check and he brought it back, ripped up.
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Last night, while Trump was concluding his pathetic address, Speaker Nancy Pelosi ripped up her copy.
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The booth includes a wonderful mesh trash can filled with replicas of ripped-up cardboard boxes.
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"For me, the hardest lesson I learned was getting my credit cards ripped up, " he says.
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I was so mad, I ripped up the envelope of money he gave me that final night.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed, the state's alcohol monopoly was abolished and the regulations were ripped up.
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Pelosi later said she ripped up the copy of the speech because it was full of lies.
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If the waiver is not granted within 18 months, the entire Medicaid expansion would be ripped up.
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A particularly destructive storm splintered homes, ripped up trees and downed power lines southwest of Kansas City.
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The flood had ripped up the floorboards; the leather couches were soaked in water, oil and mud.
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"For me, the hardest lesson I learned was getting my credit cards ripped up," Cuban tells Money.
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The fish is beautiful, swimming in gold, but is ripped up, with bite marks in its flesh.
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Last week, Mariahlynn ripped up a contract to be signed under Self's label after feeling deceived by him.
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Previously, the patio featured a green outdoor carpet, which the Duggars ripped up for a bare outdoor space.
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It killed at least nine people and triggered landslides, ripped up roads and even derailed a bullet train.
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Leather jacket, ripped-up jeans and absolutely no facial expression whatsoever are critical to this no nonsense costume.
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" Webre-Hayes continued, "My wetsuit is all ripped up, and blood is starting to go into the water.
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The area is recovering from an earthquake that ripped up access roads in 2016, harming that season's crop.
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One former administration official said Trump likely ripped up his files out of "habit" more than anything else.
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" Annie Flanders "A couple of times he came down to the office and ceremoniously ripped up his check.
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One evening, after the carpet had been ripped up, Ms. Cagnetto saw an online ad for Zillow Offers.
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The region's social contract, which promised a decent job to anybody who wanted one, has been ripped up.
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Consider how the rules passed in response to the 2008 financial crisis have been ripped up under President Trump.
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Her floors were partly ripped up and what few belongings remained in the house were piled high on tables.
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She ripped up a copy of the speech and tossed it aside just as the president concluded his remarks.
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As residents slept in their beds, a wall of water ripped up homes and trees and washed away cars.
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The family wore technicolor hair, fake piercings, ripped up rock tees, and of course, lots and lots of fishnet.
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My phone charger is kind of ripped up, so I buy an extra one while I'm at it ($15).
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The hard-liners in Tehran, who would love to see nothing more than the deal ripped up, would rejoice.
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The CEO reportedly ripped up a potential settlement with the enforcement agency, confident that he could beat the rap.
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On the other: Toys strewn across the floor and ripped-up pieces of wrapping paper flying through the air.
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But the Justice Department ripped up that agreement last year over UBS's role in the manipulation of foreign currencies.
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In this win-or-go-home game, Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts ripped up the book on conventional bullpen management.
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And across the ocean, he claimed, Sinead O'Connor ripped up a picture of Canteen Boy during a London concert.
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One man with a sign in Chinese saying "NBA get out of China" had it ripped up by police.
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"The hardest lesson I learned was getting my credit cards ripped up," he told Money during a recent interview.
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An anti-fascist protester is handcuffed on the streets of Cologne Cathedral after he ripped up another demonstrator's sign.
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She said Ms. Dial had on other occasions ripped up children's papers when she thought they were copying others' work.
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But at the Capitol on Wednesday morning, Ms. Pelosi — who kept the ripped-up copy of the speech — was unapologetic.
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And of course, Nancy Pelosi ripped up her copy of a speech that focused on our nation's unity and strength.
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Pretty crazy -- Buff actually looks BIGGER than Jean-Claude ... though the movie star gets props for his ripped-up arm.
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Few laws have been ripped up, as yet, despite Donald Trump's early pledge to "do a number" on Dodd-Frank.
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Much of the town is now out of bounds with approach roads ripped up by the force of the quakes.
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"I had this oversized straightjacket with these bloody, ripped-up pants, and these big ol' serial killer boots," he explains.
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Fans ripped up Durant jerseys and delivered weepy testimonials to the powerful bonds between a city and its star athlete.
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In front of two office mates, he ripped up the cards and threw them at my face and walked out.
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" Asked why she ripped up Trump's speech, @SpeakerPelosi said because it was "a courteous thing to do considering the alternative.
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He ripped up and in some cases renegotiated trade deals, including the decades-old North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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He was there with Ozturk at the beginning of the year, looking on in horror as his joint was ripped up.
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She coupled the bodysuit with a pair of ripped up, low-slung, light wash jeans and baby pink lace-up booties.
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Paul Mitchell (R-Mich.) apparently ripped up the House resolution, per C-SPAN's Jeremy Art: Did Speaker Pelosi start at trend?
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Mr Trump ripped up the accord in 2018, calling it "the worst deal in the world", and reimposed sanctions on Iran.
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My dog ripped up the packaging, and I don't feel like buying another box to return things at the post office.
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Cigarette butts found when the carpet was ripped up were cleaned and placed back in their ashtrays that litter the consoles.
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He has ripped up high-profile deals signed by President Barack Obama and is seeking to shred his signature healthcare plan.
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If this bassline was human it would wear bleached out ripped up jeans Solid and minimal piece of bass line science.
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At the refuge, families cooked with wood from trees ripped up by the storm, as toddlers played around battered school desks.
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The controversial UK-wide "backstop" element of May's agreement has been ripped up and replaced by a Northern Ireland-only arrangement.
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It ripped up sidewalks, gutted many of the town's quaint shops and carried off vehicles, depositing some of them blocks away.
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Even Catalpa Park, the magnificent home Walser built for himself, is gone, ripped up to get to the coal beneath it.
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After all, most cities had just ripped up their streetcar networks because they were privately owned systems that weren't making money.
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He has stood outside Parliament and ripped up a letter from a German aerospace executive warning about the effects of Brexit.
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The annual address began with a snubbed handshake, featured a break with congressional tradition, and ended with a ripped-up speech.
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Solemn accords entered into by the United States, like the Iran nuclear deal, are ripped up — and replaced by empty threats.
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Kids toilet papered their trees, prank rang the doorbell, ripped up the roses that her mother planted in a wagon wheel.
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That, after all, was the strategy favoured by the Obama administration - and then ripped up by Trump without any discernible alternative.
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His work moved fluidly through media and styles, from wood reliefs of abstract shapes to ripped-up paper and monumental sculptures.
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Davis also recognized that the notes were old because of the amount of flooring that had been ripped up to get them.
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If there was a left-leaning coalition of Labour and Lib Dems (Liberal Democrats), obviously the Brexit strategy would be ripped up.
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The video Trump posted, however, was edited to make it seem like Pelosi ripped up the speech multiple times during his remarks.
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But failed it did, as cars that drove over the lines in the road ripped up the epoxy, sometimes leaving fiber exposed.
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And he was far from the only one singing from that songbook -- which Trump promptly ripped up in his interview with Holt.
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The more zealous among them ripped up everything that was not nailed down across several blocks of the 20023th and 22002th arrondissements.
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One man was able to get behind the podium where he ripped up a campaign sign before he could be taken away.
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At speaking events filmed and shown on YouTube, he has ripped up copies of the study to show his feelings about it.
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F. has been working on the ceilings while I've pulled most of the staples from the flooring (we ripped up the carpet).
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The healthcare system is lacking, the apartment blocks are surrounded by ripped-up concrete, unending machinery noise and mounds of raw earth.
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Trump just ripped up the TPP to "satisfy the base" and is now left begging China for trade crumbs, with little leverage.
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"With the nuclear deal ripped up, our nation and our allies should be prepared for what we've seen in the past," Gen.
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The street had been ripped up as part of a project to replace Petersburg's sewer system, an undertaking Ms. Heitkamp helped fund.
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That flooding ripped up sidewalks, gutted many of the town's quaint shops and carried off vehicles, depositing some of them blocks away.
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They watched as a small group of Turkish men broke their glass storefront, ripped up Arabic leaflets and signs and set them alight.
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Peter Ueberroth, the businessman heading its bid, ripped up the taxpayer guarantee and imposed spartan conditions, such as housing athletes in university dormitories.
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The floors have been ripped up, and she can no longer use gas to heat her stove due to damage in the walls.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ripped up a copy of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address immediately after he finished giving it.
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But more often than not, those bedrooms are decorated with a simple ripped-up poster, or a half-hearted pile of teddy bears.
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Aged 29, Mateen is the Gavrilo Princip of the early 21st century, the young man who ripped up an old, decaying political order.
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McConnell at his news conference knocked Pelosi's now-infamous moment where she ripped up a copy of Trump's State of the Union address.
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For example, she said plastic ground covering and irrigation systems got ripped up by the storm, and there's standing water in fields too.
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Investigators pulled bags from a Dumpster and found a ripped-up ledger, credit card receipts and napkins wet with semen, the affidavit said.
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Gaga has always channeled a certain rocker chic vibe with her ripped up fishnets, vintage band tees and penchant for all things Saint Laurent.
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David, a Chinese student studying at Melbourne's Monash University, says he never ripped up his books, but describes how stressed he was during exams.
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Pelosi captured widespread attention earlier this week after she ripped up Trump's prepared remarks at the end of his State of the Union address.
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Still, it would be interesting to see the heart rates of the owners when they find their dogs have ripped up all their pillows.
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Mr Trump has not ripped up the nuclear agreement with Iran and, like Mr Obama, said he would avoid "sudden interventions" in the region.
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And, in the evening's most viral moment, she ripped up her copy of Trump's speech on national television as soon as he finished speaking.
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And the Justice Department ripped up an earlier settlement with UBS and fined the Swiss bank more than $200 million for rigging interest rates.
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He had ripped up sick notes in his apartment and had been researching online suicide methods and the locking mechanism of the cockpit door.
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A handful ripped up a street sign and used it to try to bash in the door of a building, according to the footage.
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In recent months, California has broken all the wrong records as major wildfire after major wildfire has ripped up and down the coastal state.
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He ripped up the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which would have applied American labor, environmental, and human rights standards to 85033 percent of global GDP.
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He continued the war in Afghanistan, didn't move to refill the Guantanamo Bay detention facility and hasn't yet ripped up the Iran nuclear deal.
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Throughout it all, the train tracks themselves, which are badly deteriorated as well, will be ripped up and replaced as the workers move westward.
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Our house is drying, the walls peeled back to their wooden skeleton and the hardwood floors ripped up and strewed across our dying lawn.
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She ripped up the speech symbolizing she won't simply be polite for optics sake while ignoring the implications of what Trump says and does.
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A few weeks later, I spotted the pink mohawk guy at a punk concert, wearing a leather jacket, ripped-up jeans and fingerless gloves.
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And it happened again in 2020, when Pelosi ripped up the president's speech as soon as he was finished with his third SOTU address.
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The hostility carried through to the end, when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ripped up a copy of the address after he finished delivering it.
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In a dramatic move captured on camera, Pelosi ripped up her copy of the President's speech after he concluded the annual address to Congress.
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This proposal would have mostly ripped up the ACA, offering just minimal protections for pre-existing conditions so long as people maintained continuous coverage.
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But it all fell apart in 2003 when the city, he said, lost interest in his project, scrapped the plan and ripped up the tracks.
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"A couple of weeks after we left, we got a text from them saying that our security system sensors had been ripped up," says Davis.
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Last night, a Jet Blue plane hit severe turbulence that ripped up the toilet, knocked a flight attendant into the ceiling, and injured 24 people.
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As she exited the chamber, Pelosi told reporters that she ripped up the speech because "it was the courteous thing to do considering the alternatives."
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By the end of it, she ripped up his speech and set it aside while her political nemesis was still standing on the House dais.
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"If Nancy Pelosi fears images of her ripping up the speech, perhaps she shouldn't have ripped up the speech," said Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh.
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He ripped up his predecessor's nuclear deal with Iran and reimposed sanctions on its clerical regime, embraced Saudi Arabia and recognised Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic House speaker, ripped up a copy of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address just as he finished delivering it.
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Outside the apartment block, Skripnichenko family lawyer Novikov became embroiled in a fist fight with Beketov after SERB members ripped up a photo of Nemtsov.
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Outside one home, a sign made partly from ripped-up copies of his campaign literature instructs politicians not to leave leaflets, particularly not Tory ones.
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As the camera zooms in, it becomes apparent that what his dog ripped up was actually his training manual, Guide to a Well-Behaved Dog.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ripped up pages of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address immediately after he concluded his speech on Tuesday night.
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" After her display of disdain on Tuesday, Ms. Pelosi told reporters that she had ripped up the speech "because it was a manifesto of mistruths.
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Demonstrators ripped up pictures of Qassem Soleimani, a prominent Iranian military commander who was killed in a U.S. drone strike in Iraq on Jan. 20143.
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On February 4, during President Trump's State of the Union address following his acquittal of both impeachment charges, Nancy Pelosi ripped up the president's speech.
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Demonstrators ripped up pictures of Qassem Soleimani, a prominent Iranian military commander who was killed in a U.S. drone strike in Iraq on Jan. 20143.
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The government, already struggling with massive debt before the storms, is pushing to get asphalt plants back on line to begin paving ripped-up roads.
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When the track came out last September it seemed as though they'd ripped up their pasts and started again and New Kingdom's experimental angle confirmed it.
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French police from the city of Lyon ripped up an agricultural art installation comprised of hemp plants that they accidentally mistook for a rogue weed farm.
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Trump has repeatedly ripped up the usual Washington playbook in favor of a more unorthodox approach when it comes to his economic policy, especially on trade.
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The protesters ripped up the paving stones from two streets in the Latin Quarter, where the Sorbonne is, set fire to cars and confronted the police.
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Then at the end of one of the most politicized "State of the Union" addresses in history, Pelosi ostentatiously ripped up her copy of the speech.
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Before he began his speech, he appeared to refuse her offer of a handshake; after he finished, she ripped up her copy of it on camera.
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He wants Muslims banned from the country; a wall built around our southern border, global deals ripped up and renegotiated; America made 'great again' through isolationism.
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City cleaning crews, along with business owners who didn't want their sidewalk smashed to bits again, ripped up the things before too many people saw them.
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A number of Arab lawmakers ripped up copies of the bill as the law was passed, and they were removed from the chamber as a result.
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Mr Trump has not yet ripped up the nuclear deal, which he once called the "worst deal in history", but which his administration says Iran is honouring.
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And he insulted Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who made headlines and prompted memes after she ripped up Trump's State of the Union speech earlier this week.
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Apple ripped up its playbook when it launched a smaller phone priced at $399 in March, but its iPhone SE strategy looks to be going as planned.
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For the group of queue jump sellers, some of whom ripped up their tickets and adverts selling their places, the exercise wasn't a complete waste of time.
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Mr Osborne also ripped up his plan to achieve a budget surplus by 2020, acknowledging that the government had to be "realistic" in the post-Brexit world.
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But when Mr. Trump's remarks surfaced on Friday, she ripped up that speech, ultimately settling on one that was all the more biting for its intimate tone.
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They halted army communications, seized right-wing presses, erected barricades in Petrograd, ripped up the railroad tracks leading to the capital, and begged Kornilov's soldiers to mutiny.
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The "Fiorita" natural flower show coincides with the area's famous lentil crop, which was sown later than usual this year after the quakes ripped up access roads.
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After firing Jeff Fisher, who arrived with the team from St. Louis, the Rams ripped up the playbook and hired McVay, who was then Washington's offensive coordinator.
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The attack has ripped up a brittle cease-fire negotiated last year by Russia, Jordan and the United States, the Trump administration's main peacekeeping achievement in Syria.
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Standing by his ripped-up home in Sienna Plantation, a community southwest of Houston, Jamie Ellis, 48, said he had been watching a movie about 1 a.m.
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During Monday's parliament debate, opposition politician Asaduddin Owaisi ripped up a copy of the bill, calling it a move by the Modi government to render Muslims "stateless".
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"I was very disappointed in the way he ripped up Jeff Sessions, who was basically the first one to sign up" to support Trump's candidacy, Carter said.
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"If Nancy Pelosi fears images of her ripping up the speech, perhaps she shouldn't have ripped up the speech," Tim Murtaugh, a Trump campaign spokesman, told the Times.
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Vonn -- one of the greatest female skiers ever -- ripped up her knee in a crash during training last November ... and shredded her LCL so badly, she required surgery.
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Since its founding in 19943 the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), a hard-left black-nationalist offshoot of the ANC, has called for this section to be ripped up.
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The memo hasn't led to altered business plans or inked deals being ripped up, at least according to interviews The Verge conducted with a dozen marijuana industry figures.
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There were, of course, terrible repercussions to that, but there was, in the very least, a recognition that the social contract was that: It could be ripped up.
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Ygrene's Lemyre insisted the company has occasionally ripped up PACE contracts due to fraud or misrepresentation, though that was rare among the 50,000 projects the company has completed.
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I often toss the cold meat with ripped-up leaves of mint and cilantro, green chiles, plenty of lime juice and a mix of raw and fried shallots.
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When we ripped up the carpet in the kitchen and then the wood underneath that, we found oak floors with burn marks where the oven had once been.
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"If Nancy Pelosi fears images of her ripping up the speech, perhaps she shouldn't have ripped up the speech," Tim Murtaugh, a Trump campaign spokesman, said on Saturday.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's new government appears to have ripped up the deficit reduction plans of former Chancellor George Osborne which shaped the BOE's lowered growth projections in May.
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Derrius Guice ripped up his knee in Washington's first preseason game earlier this month ... and now, he's turning to legendary doc James Andrews to sew his ACL back together.
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My ripped-up tote bag replaced a Longchamps Le Pliage, which is now hideously discolored from all the times I've dropped it on a floor so I could dance.
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Somebody's lawn is going to be ripped up, but tell them why it's good for them when they try to resell their house or try to rent their apartment.
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"I think there's a certain naivete to think, oh, the Iranians are going to be excited about a new deal when we ripped up the old one," Paul said.
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We are watching the world order being ripped up over fears of a return to a world order that our current post-war world order was designed to forestall.
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Giuliani unleashed Giuliani did not just move the goalposts in his defense of Trump from the Mueller probe on Monday -- he ripped up the field and desecrated the stadium.
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When he moved in a few years ago, he ripped up a dingy wall-to-wall carpet and found pine floors that had turned an unbecoming shade of orange.
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On Tuesday, the billboards on the way south on the Overseas Highway, which links the Keys to each other and to the mainland, stood ripped up by the wind.
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Young women stared seductively into the camera as they sprayed themselves with the Bernie scent — and set fire to their student loan bills and ripped up a medical invoice.
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And still the signs fluttered and scattered, the book of antonyms ripped up by Sanders delegates, who tore at its pages and yanked at its binding, its brittle glue.
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The actress regularly takes major fashion risks on the red carpet like pairing a ripped up white t-shirt with Chanel couture or surprising everyone with an avant-garde pantsuit.
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Tellingly, Theresa May ripped up the government's spending plans this summer to announce a big birthday present for the health service – a five-year funding boost – on its seventieth anniversary.
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Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 depends almost exclusively on the will of the young crown prince, who has ripped up a long-established model of rule by consensus, with unpredictable consequences.
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Several were used in the first 'Potter' film, "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," and suffered the same fate ... getting ripped up or thrown in the fireplace by Harry's uncle.
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That means that for spring '17, Fenty customers are donning less ripped-up varsity sweaters and contrast stripes and more pink pastels gone punk — all the while clutching their pearls.
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Punk culture today doesn't dress itself in a ripped up pair jeans and a leather jacket; instead, it unapologetically throws on a navy suit with an American flag lapel pin.
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What they can't model is the fallout if a major trade agreement is summarily ripped up, or if Trump follows through on campaign threats to declare China a currency manipulator.
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The bottom layer was jumbled; the first rush of water had ripped up layers of mud, gravel, and rocks and tumbled them about with pieces of burned (and burning) wood.
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He looked like the biggest person I'd ever seen, he had these black kung-fu-MC-Hammer pants on, these kung fu shoes, and a ripped-up white t-shirt.
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Those who correctly identify the names of three of the seven dwarves in "Snow White" or the person whose photograph Sinead O'Connor ripped up on "Saturday Night Live" win trinkets.
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On Monday morning, in the neighborhood of Heng Fa Chuen, downed trees, some ripped up by their roots, blocked roads and footpaths, while uprooted bricks from the sidewalk lay everywhere.
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"The fears are about Trump's stance going forward - is Nafta going to be ripped up, is he going to build the wall," said the second banker away from the deal.
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With Trump in, the sanctions against Russia would be "ripped up," clearing the way for big money to be made on the inside, according to the report made public Wednesday.
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In their place, a new era has emerged for the reality star replete with baggy sweats and tees, ripped up denim, waist-length Cher hair, and "no makeup, makeup" beauty mantra.
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Under Trump, the Fed has had to adapt to both a faster-moving economy and a president who has ripped up the usual Washington playbook in favor of more unorthodox approach.
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Duct tape and carpet tacks were ripped up, and the team lifted an enormous floor cloth painted with cobblestones and folded it faster than most people can manage a fitted sheet.
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It's been over a day now since Nancy Pelosi calmly ripped up a copy of Trump's State of the Union Address, but some people are still seething about the whole thing.
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The firm, which invests $32 billion and is one of only a few publicly traded hedge funds, made headlines last week with news that its succession plans had been ripped up.
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The Democratic speaker has frequently clashed with Trump — just two days earlier she ripped up the text of his State of the Union address just after he delivered it to Congress.
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And she recently ripped up critical reform policies that protect student loan borrowers from loan servicing companies like Navient that have demonstrated over and over their lack of concern for students.
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Andy Cohen is hitting back at critics who claim his beloved dog Wacha is jealous of his newborn son, just because the pooch ripped up one of the baby boy's toys.
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An unprecedented 163 men's seeds and 216 on the women's side failed to make it past the first round at the All England Club as the form book was ripped up.
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S. agreement that compels asylum seekers to first apply for U.S. sanctuary ought to be ripped up, lawyers for refugees and rights groups argued in a Canadian federal court on Monday.
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There's a scene in one episode, where one juvenile male lion, ripped-up with a patchy mane and a gray face, like something dead and then zombified, is surrounded by hyenas.
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As a child, Kusama discovered painting as a refuge from her parents — her mother, she has said, continuously scolded her and ripped up her drawings, and her father was a womanizer.
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FYI, Mahomes is also in the middle of a 4-year, $16 MILLION deal that could get ripped up by the Chiefs for the richest contract in NFL history this offseason.
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After the Mets clinched the National League East title in 1986 on their way to their second World Series championship, fans rushed the field and ripped up the sod as souvenirs.
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Sheila (Gayle Rankin), an outcast who dresses in ripped-up fur and identifies as a "she-wolf," retracts her claws after her co-stars throw her a roller-skating birthday party.
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Intermingled with ripped up fence, the cottony masses seemed like a monster slowly consuming the building, reminding in playful form of the structural demolition that was once its near-certain fate.
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Read more:Trump's State of the Union made the economy central to his 2020 reelection bid — but he's fallen short on 4 key promisesTension between Trump and Pelosi dominated the SOTU, beginning with a snubbed handshake and ending with a ripped-up speechDemocrats may have handed Trump his best week ever, and given him crucial momentum for reelectionRepublicans are furious that Nancy Pelosi ripped up Trump's State of the Union speech as soon as he stopped talking
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The start of the third period was delayed for 36 minutes after a Zamboni ripped up a line of ice from in front of the Red Wings' net past the blue line.
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Trump ripped up a global deal on Iran's nuclear program in May and his administration is snapping back sanctions on the Islamic Republic, including measures on its oil exports from Nov. 4.
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The resale of more than 500,000 tonnes of product in recent weeks has kindled memories of 2014 when buyers ripped up purchase contracts, fraying counterparty trust and costing companies millions of dollars.
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Standing behind the president, she meticulously ripped up page after page of the speech, while Trump and other Republicans cheered the end of an address that mostly catered to hardcore GOP partisans.
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The business colleague who texted with Flynn later recounted that he also suggested sanctions against Russia would be "ripped up" as one of the administration's first acts, according to the whistleblower. Rep.
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But with Trump in the White House, the rules of diplomacy have been ripped up and the dynamic between the U.S. and the U.K., and the rest of the world, is changing.
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The tournament saw the rule book of soccer tradition ripped up too, with some of the favorites — Brazil, Germany, Spain and Argentina — being knocked out early on which made for compelling viewing.
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But with Trump in the White House, the conventional rules of diplomacy have been ripped up and the dynamic between the U.S. and the U.K., and the rest of the world, is changing.
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"When I turned down the guards [for sex] I was thrown in confinement or my stuff was torn apart, my pictures [of family] ripped up, sheets stepped on, contraband taken away," Hall says.
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Much of Castelluccio was destroyed by especially powerful quakes in August and October, which lowered the land in the area by up to 5603 cm (28 inches) and ripped up many access roads.
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Answering a call from farmers angry at having their crops ripped up by hungry elephants, Masisi in May reversed a 4-year-old hunting ban put in place by Khama, a keen conservationist.
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The car also ripped up the runway at the hangar where the event was held, before pulling to a stop and being flanked by the two new Tesla Semi trucks on either side.
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Levi's also has put contingency plans in place "not just for China but also for Mexico in the event that NAFTA gets ripped up in a moment of rage or something," Bergh said.
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You think about the VHS cassette to the DVD, you think about tape to CD ... everything is being ripped up in media right now, and I think the mobile phone is so disruptive.
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Not so much a transfer as a forced farewell, as former Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel had his contract ripped up by Atalanta on Monday — just 24 days after joining the club from Fenerbahce.
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The rising London singer and producer has the unique ability to make something sound sweet and sad all at once, like an old photo you ripped up and then regretfully sellotaped back together.
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At the end of Trump's address, Pelosi ripped up a printed copy of his speech and tossed it aside as the president left the lectern to applause from the rest of the chamber.
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Spielberg may keep up with the latest in film technology (in "War of the Worlds," from 19933, he ripped up the digital landscape with the best of them), but he's hardly an experimentalist.
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They saved their loudest jeers for Speaker Nancy Pelosi — laughing as the president appeared to ignore her outstretched hand before the speech, booing as she ripped up her copy after it was over.
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After spending 31 days in the hospital, he should have been sent home for his wounds, but instead his papers were ripped up by his commanding officer and he was sent back to war.
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When their relationship ended, he stalked Haines for six months and even ripped up a scrapbook dedicated to her late father David, an aid worker who was murdered in Syria by ISIS in 2014.
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For those who don't speak D.C.-ese, the idea is that businesses plan ahead based on existing regulations, and when those regulations are ripped up and thrown into uncertainty, planning is harder to do.
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Copson explained that General Flynn was making sure that sanctions would be 'ripped up' as one of his first orders of business and that this would allow money to start flowing into the project.
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There were the scripts that had to be ripped up at the last minute; the amazement at how politics, entertainment and journalism have blended together; and the challenges of making their fiction outstrip reality.
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Moments after Mr. Trump finished and was basking in applause from Republicans, the speaker ripped up the pages of his speech, holding them high for the cameras to catch her unmistakable statement of scorn.
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As further proof that the spa was a sex business, a search of a dumpster behind the spa uncovered a ripped-up ledger, credit card receipts and napkins wet with semen, the affidavit said.
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They also say the move would do little to help the U.S. territory, where damaged ports are preventing ships from docking and ripped-up roads are preventing goods from being transported around the island.
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The department under DeVos has dismissed civil rights complaints at a breakneck pace, and ripped up guidance that simply urged public schools to allow students to use restrooms that conform to their gender identity.
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Mr. Gooley said he tried to send a note to the judge to find out how long the jury would have to stay that evening, but Brian Morrissey, the foreman, ripped up the message.
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Carly Ginsberg, 22, who taught for about six months last year at Success Academy Prospect Heights, said teachers ripped up the papers of children as young as kindergarten as the principal or assistant principal watched.
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Trump appeared to snub the House speaker when she tried to shake his hand before his speech, and Pelosi ripped up a copy of his speech and tossed it aside as Trump finished his address.
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During Tuesday's State of the Union speech to a joint session of Congress, Trump declined to shake Pelosi's hand and she ripped up a copy of his speech just behind him as the cameras rolled.
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Macron, speaking at a joint press conference with the prince in Paris on Tuesday, said he thought Iran's regional influence needed to be checked but did not think the nuclear deal should be ripped up.
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Guy, the 200 meters freestyle world champion, recalled on Sunday what he told Peaty before the 21-year-old Briton ripped up his own 100 meters breaststroke world record on his Games debut on Saturday.
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Just as low-rise jeans and denim Dior epitomize the early noughties, and grunge-inspired flannels with ripped-up mom jeans (think Tai from Clueless) embody the '90s, the go-go boot epitomizes the '60s.
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"Most of the homes and businesses not receiving water in the Upper and Middle Keys is mostly due to broken lines in people's yards that were were ripped up by fallen trees," the county said.
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The ruling ripped up by Congress head Julio Borges on Thursday was designed to allow President Nicolas Maduro to create oil ventures without congressional approval, easing investment in the cash-strapped country's floundering oil industry.
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The clearly manipulated footage is able to stay up because Trump actually said the words included in his address and Pelosi actually ripped up the speech, regardless of the order they're in in the video.
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The standing ovation shook the Metropolitan Opera on Saturday afternoon, with confetti made from ripped-up programs cascading down from the theater's highest balcony as a bouquet of pink roses was tossed to the stage.
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William Eskridge, a professor at Yale Law, confirmed with Reuters that this is a misinterpretation of the code in question, as the copy of the speech ripped up by Pelosi is not an official file.
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The billionaire's quick response to the tragedy epitomized a campaign style that has ripped up political conventions, injecting his views directly into the social media bloodstream of the news industry and himself into the developing crisis.
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"Of course, we don't have anything concrete to analyze, just know it would be a negative shock to the Canadian economy if NAFTA were to be ripped up," Poloz said, according to the St. John's Telegram.
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He has not appointed a special prosecutor to investigate Hillary Clinton, ripped up or renegotiated the nuclear agreement with Iran, reversed Mr. Obama's Cuba policy or terminated his predecessor's program permitting younger unauthorized immigrants to stay.
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President Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn told a former business associate that sanctions against Russia would be "ripped up" early in the new presidency, according to a whistle-blower's account made public on Wednesday.
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Over the weekends, I abandoned all the fucks I used to give about missing out on a good party, ripped up my crazy five-parties-a-night rave schedule, and blew the pieces into the wind.
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For example, those drop-crotch harem pants that once upon a time the singer wouldn't be caught dead without, his passion for every and any streetwear brand, ripped up flannel shirts, and prescription-less wire-rim glasses.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Emmanuel Macron ripped up the French political textbook with surprising ease last year, but repeating the feat in Europe next year is a tall order when there are decades of perceived French arrogance to overcome.
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" The White House has condemned Pelosi's actions, saying she "ripped up" various figures and milestones cited in the address, including "one of our last surviving Tuskegee Airmen" and "the survival of a child born at 21 weeks.
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"It's Mitch McConnell that put us in this place to begin with, when he ripped up the Constitution, essentially, and would not allow even a vote on a sitting president's legitimate nominee in Merrick Garland," McGrath said.
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But after defense lawyers presented evidence they said showed he was lying on the stand and orchestrating drug deals from prison prosecutors took the unusual step of announcing that Santos-Pena's cooperation deal would be ripped up.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States plans to test a new missile in coming weeks that would have been prohibited under a landmark, 32-year-old arms control treaty that the US and Russia ripped up on Friday.
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In the 1980s, Tiger bombings and sabotage forced the line to shut down; the guerrillas then seized control of the adjacent territory, ripped up the rails to make bunkers, and let the jungle reclaim what was left.
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But by the time the Sondheim revolution ripped up the musical theater playbook in the 1970s, the things a show like "Me and My Girl" was nostalgic for seemed profoundly dim in both senses of the word.
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The president has not launched an all-out trade war with China, ripped up the Iran deal or the North American Free Trade Agreement, or moved the American Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, at least not yet.
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This recording, by the titan of avant-garde piano Cecil Taylor, is an unrelenting but expertly crafted barrage of smashed-up textures and rhythms that are always in the process of being ripped up and begun anew.
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Then Ledecka, drawn 26th, began her run — unspectacular at first but gathering pace and drawing a roaring crescendo from the crowd as she ripped up the lower half of the course to usurp the shell-shocked Veith.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on Wednesday trashed President Trump's raucous State of the Union address while huddling with rank-and-file Democrats, and explained why she dramatically ripped up his speech as he wrapped up his remarks.
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"I couldn't bear to see another Kurdish flag ripped up in front of me - I'd rather die," 67-year-old Ali Majid, another former fighter who volunteered post-retirement to fight against Islamic State, said at his restaurant.
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Many officials are angry because he has ripped up the compact by which they have operated and which said that they could line their pockets, so long as corruption was not flagrant and they did their job well.
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When you find that a friend has "ripped up the wall-to-wall carpet and shoved the squares into her closet because she had always wanted exposed wood floors," that could be the mark of a creative person.
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At the beginning of the night, the President appeared to snub House Speaker Nancy Pelosi by ignoring her attempt at a handshake, and Pelosi later ripped up her copy of the President's speech after he concluded the address.
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Security confiscated at least a dozen badges and ripped up at least one on the spot; three protestors never got their badges back and weren't able to get back into the conference at all, according to the protesters.
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In 2017, a whistle-blower told committee investigators that Mr. Flynn had mentioned to a business associate around the time of the inauguration that the Russia sanctions would be "ripped up" as one of the administration's first acts.
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Apparently except for aging slightly, America is doing exactly the same thing every day which is a obsessing about non-stories while North Korea denuclearizes, the Iran deal gets ripped up, there&aposs not just some news out there?
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"To have ripped up that promise ... they (voters) will see as a betrayal of the offer that was made, and the promise that was made, by the Conservatives," opposition Labour lawmaker and former finance spokesman Chris Leslie told parliament.
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It took a visit in November 2014 by U.S. spy chief James Clapper to bring home Matthew Miller, who had ripped up his visa when entering the country, and Korean-American missionary Kenneth Bae, who had been incarcerated since November 2012.
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Pelosi was asked if she thought that she stepped on her own message to her fellow House Democrats to take the high road when she ripped up a paper copy of Trump's annual address right after his 80-minute speech ended.
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There is an instinct in these situations to call for what the newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport labeled a "Year Zero," to assume that only seismic change can rectify a seismic shock, to demand that everything be ripped up and started again.
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As the virus spread over the weekend, Mr. Trump declared that he would skip the annual bipartisan St. Patrick's Day luncheon out of disdain for Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who led his impeachment and ripped up his State of the Union address.
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His senator, Christopher S. Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, heard about the Florida shooting while he was on his way to the Senate floor and ripped up his speech to declare that through inaction, "we are responsible" for a mass atrocity. Again.
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Encouraged by Mr. Trump, he ripped up his original opening statement and embraced Justice Thomas's approach of confrontation and anger, appealing to his tribe by adopting the narrative of the president who nominated him and the base that supports him.
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Peasant families were allowed to keep no food for themselves: Teams of Communist Party activists ripped up floorboards and poked through haylofts with iron rods, confiscating all they found, including grain being kept as seed for the next year's crop.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence said during the campaign that the deal would be ripped up, though Mr. Trump, in interviews with The New York Times earlier this year, suggested that he would try to renegotiate the terms, not destroy it.
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But he has not said much about how some of America's major manufacturing companies, like Boeing and General Electric, and their workers could be hurt if other countries retaliated for the tariffs or if existing trade agreements were ripped up.
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Scientists can use this data to measure these sources' brightness, help guess the mass and spin of the black hole, and measure what kind of stuff the accretion disk, the ripped-up disk of plasma orbiting the black hole, is made from.
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We may have left a trail of trash in our wake, crescents of cracker dust on taxi floors and molehills of ripped up sick bags and in-flight magazines on airplane chairs, but we made it from A to B just about intact.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It was supposed to be the day Serena Williams completed a remarkable comeback and claimed a record-matching 24th Grand Slam title but Angelique Kerber ripped up the script to outclass her 6-3 43-3 in Saturday's Wimbledon final.
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News of Byrne's death dominated Irish radio on Monday as fellow presenter's ripped up their running orders, and posts referring to the broadcaster, who strongly considered running for the presidency in 2011, represented seven of the eight top trending Twitter topics in Ireland.
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News of Byrne's death dominated Irish radio on Monday as fellow presenter's ripped up their running orders, and posts referring to the broadcaster, who strongly considered running for the presidency in 2011, represented seven of the eight top trending Twitter topics in Ireland.
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President Donald Trump's former national security advisor Michael Flynn told a business associate that he would make sure economic sanctions against Russia would be "ripped up" as one of his first orders of business in the White House, a whistleblower told congressional investigators.
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The North American Free Trade Agreement, I worked on with Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich in the White House rounding up votes, and the treaty that he [Trump] ripped up is almost identical to the new agreement that was negotiated to replace it.
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Reformers have been here before, in a radical moment of reinterpretation during the 22013th century when a minuscule community numbering in the thousands ripped up received rituals and theology in order to adjust to the new reality of living in an open society.
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" The wood floor has been ripped up in the restaurant's vaunted dining room and bar area, which has served the likes of Humphrey Bogart and Ernest Hemingway, and has been depicted in films including "The Sweet Smell of Success," and "Wall Street.
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The Irish singer has had a complicated relationship with religion: In 1992 she ripped up a photo of the Pope on "Saturday Night Live" in protest of the Catholic Church's abuse of children, and in 1999 she was ordained as a priest.
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Mr. Corker, acknowledging he had little choice but to "deal the circumstances as they are," signaled that he would work to try to find points of compromise — possibly including assurance that the deal would not simply be ripped up by the president.
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Mr. Trump, the apostle of America First who has heaped scorn on global institutions, ripped up international agreements and quarreled even with allies, offered a subdued and largely friendly performance on the opening day of his inaugural visit to the United Nations.
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The target is some 30% higher than last year, when police and civilian eradicators ripped up 100,000 hectares, largely using manual techniques after the aerial spraying of glyphosate was suspended in 2015 amid concerns that it was harmful to health and the environment.
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Maybe the strange noise I'd heard after I ripped up the C&C contract at the press conference had been the dimension-swapping sound, I told her, and I'd simply warped right into the middle of that dance party as the culmination of the narrative.
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I thought I looked really cool until I saw him in a market in London and he was dressed completely normally, in jeans and a T-shirt, and there I was in a ripped-up blazer with my face done up like his stage makeup.
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AND I'M JUST WONDERING SORT OF IN THE CONTEXT IF THERE'S BEEN SUCH AN ERA OF GOOD FEELING IF YOU WANT TO CALL IT THAT SINCE ELECTION DAY, STOCK MARKET HAS RIPPED UP, THE DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE IS ON THE CUSP OF 003,200.
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That endless complications over what is and isn't allowed over team radio, the farce surrounding the 107 percent teams in Hungary, plus the yellow flag row, has prompted fresh calls for F1's rulebook to be ripped up and the sport freed from such controversies.
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Over the course of 50 simulations of these interactions, Girma and her mentor, Harvard astrophysicist James Guillochon, observed that the ripped-up chunks of star stuff can coagulate into gas balls ranging in size from Neptune-scale objects to worlds many times larger than Jupiter.
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The city's bus system — the backbone of mobility for many lower-income people, essential for getting to jobs outside Manhattan where streetcar lines were ripped up generations ago — is both the largest and the slowest in the country, the city comptroller reported this week.
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WASHINGTON — Michael T. Flynn, President Trump's former national security adviser, told a former business associate that economic sanctions against Russia would be "ripped up" as one of the Trump administration's first acts, according to an account by a whistle-blower made public on Wednesday.
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At the end of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address Tuesday night, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ripped up a printed copy of his speech and tossed it aside as the president left the lectern to applause from the rest of the chamber.
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I suspect it'd need to be ripped up and started anew, to get it anywhere close to where CDPR and series fans alike would want it to be—and nobody at the studio, with Cyberpunk 2077 on the go, has that kind of time, whatever the demand.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - The ongoing renegotiations of the North American Free Trade Agreement are a major source of economic uncertainty for Canada, which would face a negative shock if the pact were to be ripped up, Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said in a newspaper interview.
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In less turbulent times, trains ran through it on their way to or from Mosul, but when the militants overran the area in the summer of 2014, they barricaded both ends, ripped up the tracks and built an assault course inside, on which to train their recruits.
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And I took the pictures to the drugstore—I didn't have a darkroom—so they came back as little snapshots, and then the queens would make piles, to see who had the most pictures, and they ripped up the ones they didn't like which I completely accepted.
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When he arrived at the Capitol for his State of the Union address last month, near the end of his Senate trial, Mr. Trump refused to shake Ms. Pelosi's hand, as was customary, and she ripped up her copy of his speech after he delivered it.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi clashed in two stunning moments at Tuesday night's State of the Union address, when Trump appeared to ignore Pelosi's attempt at a handshake and she later ripped up her copy of his speech after he concluded.
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In the complaint, Gaetz calls on the committee to open an investigation into what he described as "flagrant violation of decorum" committed by Pelosi when she ripped up a copy of the president's prepared speech at the end of his third State of the Union address Tuesday night.
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Since taking office 2100 days ago, President Donald Trump has rolled back regulations on offshore drilling, taken steps to dismantle the Clean Power Plan, threatened to pull out of the Paris Agreement, appointed a climate change denier to the head of the EPA, and ripped up coal regulations.
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Since taking office 100 days ago, President Donald Trump has rolled back regulations on offshore drilling, taken steps to dismantle the Clean Power Plan, threatened to pull out of the Paris Agreement, appointed a climate change denier to the head of the EPA, and ripped up coal regulations.
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Tucker, who a former colleague previously told Reuters honed his competitive instincts during an early career as a professional soccer player and celebrated his 50th birthday with a broken nose and two black eyes from a clash on the pitch, appears to have ripped up HSBC's internal succession manual.
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Hoping to keep Herman at Houston, Khator ripped up his contract and gave him a five-year deal that included both a carrot (a $3 million salary) and a stick (a clause that called for him to pay the university $2.25 million if he left within three years).
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The federal government was forced to dedicate a team of records management analysts to tape together official papers that President Trump had ripped up — per aides, his "unofficial filing system" — in order to ensure that the administration adhered to federal law, according to a report from Politico's Annie Karni.
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In a 2016 trial in Manhattan, two Venezuelans were convicted of drug importation conspiracy even after the defense showed on cross-examination that a key witness had lied — and the prosecutor, in front of the jury, made it clear that the witness's cooperation deal would be ripped up.
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Within minutes of Trump's inauguration in January, Flynn informed his former associate that the plan to work with Russia to build nuclear reactors in the Middle East was "good to go," because Flynn was ensuring the sanctions would be "ripped up" as one of Trump's first orders of business.
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Since his election in November 2016, Trump has ripped up the rule book when it comes to international diplomacy, either implementing — or threatening — import tariffs on goods coming from some of the U.S.'s long-standing allies like Europe, neighbors such as Mexico and Canada, and trading partners like China.
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The speaker's silent parting shot at the president on Tuesday night — a look of mild defiance as she ripped up the speech he had just delivered — turned overnight into yet another Washington Rorschach test, in which Republicans and Democrats look at the same image and walk away with the opposite conclusions.
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Meanwhile on the East Coast, Jan Devereux, the vice mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts, where scooters just showed up, told BuzzFeed News she's particularly worried about how scooters will fare on Massachusetts streets, which tend to get ripped up and perilously full of potholes from the ravages of cold winters and snowplows.
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Since his election in November 2016, Trump has ripped up the rule book when it comes to international diplomacy, either implementing – or threatening – import tariffs on goods coming from some of the U.S.'s long-standing allies like Europe, neighbors such as Mexico and Canada, and trading partners like China.
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For her performance with the iconic heavy metal band Gaga changed into one of their vintage rock tees and a ripped-up fishnet bodysuit, before making her final change of the evening, channeling Blondie in even more asymmetrical black leather with a glittery silver and blue lightening bolt across the side.
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By 2006, the global terrorism campaign was on the decline as local governments — some of whom might have preferred to stay on the sidelines in the U.S.-led global war on terror — joined the international effort and ripped up local al Qaeda networks when faced with attacks on their own soil.
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In a single two-week period this summer, seven people were killed by extremists in Borough market, the Conservatives failed to win their preordained majority in the general election, and a fire ripped up the sides of a 24-story block of public housing in west London, killing 71 people.
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Pelosi said she ripped up the speech because she wanted to draw attention to his remarks claiming that he would defend health insurance coverage for people with pre-existing conditions despite his administration siding with GOP-controlled states fighting in court to invalidate the 2010 health care law that enshrined those protections.
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Let's go through them quickly so we can get to the good stuff ahead: There was that NYLON editorial (you know, the one you ripped up and glued to your bedroom walls), all of the Vanity Fair covers, the New Yorker shoot, Rolling Stone, and, how could we forget the Wonderland issue?
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Then 6,20163 People Applied Inside a powerful Silicon Valley charity, a toxic culture festered At Toys 'R' Us, a $200 Million Debt Problem Could Lead to $348 Million in Fees "With the nuclear deal ripped up, our nation and our allies should be prepared for what we've seen in the past," Gen.
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At last night's State of the Union, Nancy Pelosi ended the evening with an act of shade-throwing that took over everyone's Twitter feeds: She ripped up her copy of Trump's speech when it was all said and done, igniting yet another meme that is sure to become a cultural touchstone this year.
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Tension between Trump and Pelosi dominated the SOTU, beginning with a snubbed handshake and ending with a ripped-up speechTrump's State of the Union made the economy central to his 2020 reelection bid — but he's fallen short on 4 key promisesBill Clinton gave a State of the Union speech during his impeachment inquiry.
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In a weird way, then, Leicester's title win is more heartening for being followed by this instantaneous reversion to normality than it would be if – as some idiots contemplated – it had ripped up the hierarchy for good, permanently dethroned the Premier League's elite and cleared the path for a legion of mid-ranking imitators.
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I needed all new ventilation and ceiling lights, the floorboards would have to be ripped up so the floor could dry, and the water that dripped down the bathroom walls also dripped into the water heater/laundry closet, causing the water heater to fall off the wall and rest precariously on my washer/dryer.
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Preparatory work has already been completed in the last two years: The first two rows of seats in the loge section inside the Chatrier Court were ripped up after last year's tournament so a concrete wall measuring 25 meters long and 20193 meters deep could be put in place to support the future construction.
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Rep. Billy LongWilliam (Billy) H. LongLawmaker says he urged Pelosi to auction ripped up speech for charity Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle mourn Cummings Lawmakers toast Greta Van Susteren's new show MORE (R-Mo.) said he urged Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiPelosi, Schumer praise Romney after impeachment vote Senate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga McCarthy to submit copy of Trump's SOTU address to House Clerk for archives MORE (D-Calif.) to auction off the copy of President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE's State of the Union speech she ripped up at the end of his address.
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I caused walls to be knocked down and floors to be ripped up and rooms to be gutted; I threw away decades' worth of clutter and keepsakes and old furniture; with what at times seemed like magic and at others sheer violence, I caused the past to be obliterated and put something new, something of my choosing, in its place.
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Mr. Pompeo, a West Point graduate best known for savaging Hillary Clinton's response to the deadly attack in Benghazi, Libya, when she was secretary of state, has called for the Iran nuclear agreement to be ripped up, played down talk of Russia's interference in the 2016 election and suggested that regime change in North Korea would be a welcome development.
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These words may conjure a fear of permed hair and over-the-top colors, but fret not — the formal blazer has been revitalized and given a contemporary refresh.. Originally the uniform of old boys' clubs — complete with naval-style gold embellishments and a house crest — the garment's stuffy connotations were ripped up in the early '60s by Mods wearing boating blazers on the streets of London.
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As is Petroski's style, the book contains many suggestions to make our infrastructure a little better and a little safer: Guardrails should be designed with their ends buried in the ground so that vehicles can't crash into them, for example; missing safety signs should be replaced promptly; the government should develop lane markings that are easily visible in snow yet can't be ripped up by snowplow blades.
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"From now on we will without a doubt face the challenge of re-planting, but Colombia has clear its goal to reduce by 50% the area that is planted with illegal crops by the end of 2022 or 2023," Duque said in a televised statement, adding the 100,000-hectare figure was a record and that army manual eradication units had ripped up 94,000 hectares of the crop.
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Watch the full scene here:Read more:Trump delivered an 80-minute State of the Union address, taking a victory lap on his claimed accomplishments without mentioning impeachment oncePelosi ripped up Trump's State of the Union address after he finished speaking, saying 'it was the courteous thing to do considering the alternatives'Nancy Pelosi broke tradition when introducing Trump at the State of the Union, leaving out the words 'honor' and 'privilege'
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Read more:Trump ripped into Romney as a 'Democrat secret asset' for voting to convict him of abuse of power in the impeachment trialMitt Romney caught the White House off guard by breaking from the GOP with his vote to convict TrumpTension between Trump and Pelosi dominated the SOTU, beginning with a snubbed handshake and ending with a ripped-up speechTRUMP ACQUITTED: Republican-controlled Senate clears Trump of 2 impeachment charges after a bitter trial
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel passed a "nation-state" law on Thursday declaring that only Jews have the right of self-determination in the country, stirring anger from members of the Arab minority who said it was racist and drawing an expression of concern from the EU. The bill, backed by the right-wing government, passed through parliament after months of political argument and some Arab lawmakers shouted and ripped up their papers after the vote.
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The unidentified whistleblower claimed Flynn, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's former national security adviser, told a former business associate on Inauguration Day that sanctions against Russia would be "ripped up" early into Trump's presidency.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiPelosi, Schumer praise Romney after impeachment vote Senate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga McCarthy to submit copy of Trump's SOTU address to House Clerk for archives MORE (D-Calif.) on Tuesday ripped up her copy of President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE's prepared remarks at the conclusion of his State of the Union address.
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Vice President Pence on Wednesday took aim at Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiPelosi, Schumer praise Romney after impeachment vote Senate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga McCarthy to submit copy of Trump's SOTU address to House Clerk for archives MORE (D-Calif.) after she ripped up a copy of President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE's State of the Union speech following his address Tuesday evening.
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