Ripping out old house parts is like ripping out the heart of a structure.
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The video documents a single strip ripping out the hair.
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The mount keeps kids from literally ripping out the cord.
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But only after ripping out their fangs with your bare hands.
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Frogging: Giving up on a project and ripping out the stitches.
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"They continue ripping out the stitches by tearing everything up," he said.
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A family down the block was already ripping out their soaked floorboards.
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"Now I&aposm the nanny ripping out the cords from the PlayStations."
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In games you're often ripping out a chapter, or you're changing weapon values.
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Tormund kills Smalljon by I think ripping out an artery with his teeth?
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And ripping out freeways has only helped the cities that have tried it.
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The idea of ripping out all that new work is a turn-off.
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And in the Scott brothers' vision, that often means ripping out some walls.
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She starts ripping out Litchfield's ceiling tiles, trying to get to the paradise herself.
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Who knew that painlessly ripping out my body hairs came down to balancing my chakras?
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Ripping out that gear would cost a fortune and significantly delay the rollout of 5G.
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And we're ripping out all the vegetables in Michelle's garden and we're planting McNuggets. McNuggets.
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After demolishing the bathroom and ripping out the electrical outlets, the workers stopped showing up.
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The lawmaker discussed ripping out the window to escape, and asked a nearby firefighter for assistance.
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They stayed for two days in the Brisas del Norte hotel - ripping out even the carpets.
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She had no problem with construction crews' ripping out the 1,300 unpopular obstructed-view bleacher seats.
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The guards, who called themselves the Downstate Four, were also accused of ripping out his dreadlocks.
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Most gruesome: Khal Drogo kills his own tribesman Mago by ripping out his tongue after a fight.
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These teeth are well suited for grabbing hold of wriggling prey and ripping out chunks of meat.
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She altered the dress by ripping out the lining and slip to give it a tattoo lace feel.
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Deciding not to go to law school was like ripping out something that was part of my identity.
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Unfortunately for my sister, there were too many polyps to remove without ripping out her entire stomach lining.
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There I was, a sex writer ripping out a condom during penetrative sex after whining like a child.
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Ripping out hundreds of vintage magazine pages without organizing my thoughts, I spread out my finds on the floor.
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After ripping out layers of carpet and a foot-washing trough, they were left with a crumbling blank canvas.
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Nobody is ripping out pages or changing words; all they're doing is transferring your storytelling into a different medium.
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My husband skipped around the property with tools that looked like Tower of London souvenirs, gleefully ripping out drywall.
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Chae, a member of the minority liberal-conservative Bareunmirae Party, said he considered ripping out the window to escape.
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Then he let out this animal shriek and started tearing at his hair, like, literally ripping out entire tufts.
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Second, strike Iran's positions in Lebanon, Syria and Iraq, ripping out the infrastructure Tehran has constructed over the past decade.
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There's Dylan and Cal having sex on the beach right after Dylan confesses to ripping out a young boy's eye.
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One was over a mean-spirited scheme to avoid paying tax on a Chicago mansion by ripping out its toilets.
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He spent about four months getting over to (and in) the tower, ripping out the moldy carpet, rebuilding the bar.
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Baltimore's public schools switched entirely to bottled water in 2007 because ripping out the lead plumbing would have been impractical.
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A man approaches one captive, strung up by his neck, then guts him by stabbing him and ripping out his intestines.
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Mortal Kombat was, after all, a game about ripping out spines from the bodies of at the time photo-realistic adversaries.
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Wasn't it just yesterday that Eli was ripping out Tom Brady's still-beating heart in Super Bowls and feeding it to him?
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In at least one case, they beat her with an electrical cord, and once tore her earlobe by ripping out her earring.
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A whole new system meant ripping out the old hardware, re-training employees, giving all of the residents new key fobs, etc.
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Whether these people are actually ripping out blackheads or just sebaceous filaments, you can't deny that there's something mesmerizing about the process.
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Ripping out of context one DeVos response to a question posed at the Senate committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions' Jan.
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Two years later, amid disappointing ticket sales, Norwegian spent $50m ripping out all the Chinese fripperies and moved the ship to Alaskan fjords.
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LONDON — The Hungarian cartoonist who has had us ripping out our hair searching for owls and pandas is back in time for Easter.
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He said he lost his job at a hotel when looters ransacked it in March, ripping out even window frames and cable wiring.
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In this video you can see how ripping out the liners works: Wheels isn't the first (or last) company to tackle helmet use.
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Just months after the purchase, the Kushners began extensive renovations, ripping out appliances, floors and countertops that had been installed five years before.
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"If they suddenly can't count on Huawei to be there, they have to consider basically ripping out all of their base stations," he said.
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In the exclusive clip above, the team can be seen dropping pots, ripping out grass and overhauling landscapes to give clients a dream backyard.
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The obvious caveat is that this process involves ripping out your existing switches, face plates and electrical boxes and installing new ones (goodbye deposit).
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I imagine the giant eagle ripping out Prometheus's liver, only it's Ryan Grigson looking gravely at me saying "vigilant steward," and then exploding my skull.
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Shire expects to create value by ripping out $500 million of annual costs and slashing Baxalta's tax base to about 17 percent, from 23 percent.
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Adorn with tattered rags for clothing, the hamsters start to really chow down on the innocent towns people, ripping out their intestines like red worms.
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It was hard, dirty work, breaking up concrete floors, ripping out electrical wiring and cutting pipes while laboring in a cloud of dust and asbestos.
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It also attempts to piece together the story behind why people murdered these children, presumably by cutting open their chests and ripping out their hearts.
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Image: PixabayOn Windows, at least, the era of living on the edge by recklessly ripping out your USB devices appears to be coming to an end.
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I had entertained visions of Somerset Maugham traveling across the desert, as the story goes, reading Proust and ripping out each page as he completed it.
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They settled on a price of $1.34 million, then spent another $100,000 on renovations, including ripping out all the floors and bathrooms, and replacing the kitchen.
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He began cutting up his jeans and ripping out the crotch, which made him a target at the Pentecostal church that he and his mother attended.
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Again, ripping out "the digital" would also cost hundreds of millions of dollars and leave the Navy with outdated technology for at least the next 50 years.
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"In Maryland, MS-13 gang members are accused of stabbing a man 100 times, decapitating him and ripping out his heart," Mr. Trump said during the discussion.
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Brent traded volumes on Thursday reached an all-time high of nearly 542,000 contracts, suggesting big betting hedge funds may have been ripping out long positions. (tmsnrt.rs/2oSQUu5).
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Work crews of middle-aged women dressed in bright orange can be seen at all hours planting flowers and ripping out weeds on the grassy verges around town.
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The group is also responsible for stabbing a man over 100 times, cutting off his head and then ripping out his heart, the Washington Post reported in 2017.
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Eyebobs -- a company that's been selling glasses since 2001 -- just filed suit against the social media giant, accusing it of ripping out off their eyeball ... logo, that is.
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Trump was a prolific letter writer in the early stages of his career, routinely ripping out magazine articles about a person, sending it to them with fawning words.
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They spent $125,133 on upgrades to the property, which was built in 1968, ripping out the downstairs carpet, updating the kitchen and installing new drainage and irrigation systems.
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However, redoing the electrical wiring, which will require ripping out (and replicating) the original molding and baseboards, will take at least several months, to say nothing of costs.
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Sanderson says the dog lunged at her, bit and held on to her lower abdomen and crotch, tearing off her leggings and underwear and ripping out portions of flesh.
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A Barred Owl (a common bird in Peterson's hometown of Durham, North Carolina) swooped down onto Kathleen, becoming entangled in her hair and ripping out part of her scalp.
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Taking fast turns, ripping out of a stoplight, braking sharply along a corner and accelerating from a 60-mph start all feel effortless — and even graceful — in the 488.
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"E-waste recycling" entails ripping out the guts of laptops and TVs and melting the gold and copper fused to circuit boards under intense heat, forming a metallic sludge.
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In the show's final two episodes the series seemed to solve its main mystery of who was killing young girls in a small Missouri town and ripping out their teeth.
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The group is also responsible for stabbing a man over 100 times, cutting off his head and then ripping out his heart, as reported by the Washington Post in 2017.
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The second time, well into the seven-hour grapplefest, was as the veteran star-wrestler "Triple H" was ripping out his grudge-rival's nose-rings with a pair of pliers.
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There's a clear value here and an interesting take on touch input, and Apple isn't shying away from ripping out old function keys and replacing them with something entirely new.
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Within my tight time constraints, I couldn't do it without ripping out far more of the puzzle, or perhaps redesigning the grid so that the theme entries were placed differently.
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After leaving the airport on Sunday, some demonstrators targeted the MTR subway station in nearby Tung Chung district, ripping out turnstiles and smashing CCTV cameras and lamps with metal poles.
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"We approached Heptio to help us modernize our infrastructure with Kubernetes without ripping out legacy investments in OpenStack and other back-end systems," said Norifumi Matsuya, CEO and president at Actapio.
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Instead of ripping out the old cabinets and installing new ones, Ms. DiCarlo exchanged the cabinet fronts "that had yellowed and chipped over the years" for recessed-panel doors lacquered white.
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California officials have credited residents for doing their part to conserve water by taking shorter showers and ripping out grass lawns to install landscaping that requires minimal irrigation, among other measures.
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Unfortunately, the company soon squandered customers' love for that product, by ripping out functionality that made the service useful and popular in the first place, including its integrations with other social networks.
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In just a few minutes, I was ripping out hearts and cracking skulls in violent displays of gore that recalled both early Mortal Kombat games and the stickman flash animations of yore.
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At one flooded home, a father and son were too emotional to talk, wanting just to keep going, ripping out drywall, pulling out their refrigerator, even as the water kept flowing through.
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Over the next year, the developers will prepare the site for construction by ripping out acres of concrete foundation — all that remained after G.M. demolished its plant — and laying down utility lines.
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One show opened with the program's writers, including the recent hire Steve Martin, playing censors, passing a "Comedy Hour" script from one to another, ripping out bits until almost nothing was left.
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There, Marilyn Brandt of the University of the Virgin Islands' Center for Marine and Environmental Studies and her graduate students are ripping out the diseased coral to try to stop it spreading.
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The Del Hierro brothers craft their costumes from polyurethane foam, which they find in whatever city they happen to be in, tearing into discarded couches or mattresses and ripping out the "meat" inside.
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While we feel bad for Yeun and his bank account, killing Glenn is as close as the show can come to ripping out the viewer's heart while the show can continue to function.
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While landmarking would not keep the bar from being sold or being used for another function, it would prevent "anyone from ripping out the heart and soul of the bar," Mr. Gordon said.
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ChargePoint's Express Plus stations can deliver up to 400 kW per port right now, so operators could add a station for flying vehicles in the future without ripping out infrastructure that's already in place.
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She circles the contestants, pinpointing their weakness with a laser focus before reaching into their chests, ripping out their hearts, and letting them bleed out — as long as the camera angle's right, of course.
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Put aside whatever shred of healthcare decency the Senate happens to be ripping out at the moment and take a look at Better, a startup helping people deal with out-of-network medical bills.
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Between 2013 and 2016, an average of 15 weekly issues of The Economist were distributed in China each year without censorship (which usually involves the ripping out of articles by a state-owned distributor).
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From ripping out cryptographic keys to batting away security measures like SSL certificate pinning, it's a great look into how quickly an undocumented API can be torn apart and frankensteined into something totally new.
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Here they are, ripping out the heart of one of the biggest demons in Hell: Zero Master manages to pull of this marvelous feat in under five hours, which is an achievement unto itself.
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Recently, workers began ripping out the remaining bus shelters and sidewalks to prepare for upgrades from Fifth Avenue to Eighth Street along Walnut Street, said Jason Van Essen, a senior city planner for Des Moines.
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It also plans to extend cars on shortened lines, like the C, but most notably the agency will follow Boston's lead and begin ripping out seats from cars to expand capacity under a pilot program.
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Last October, Hurricane Matthew poured historic flooding into St. Augustine, inundating downtown, where Spanish colonial-style buildings and Gilded-age spires gleam over the bay, and leaving residents ripping out walls and replacing sodden furniture.
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The tirelessly touring Del Hierro brothers craft their costumes primarily from polyurethane foam, which they find in whatever city they happen to be in, tearing into discarded couches or mattresses and ripping out the "meat" inside.
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Culture is frequently cited by Greek and Italian officials as an implied reproach to uncouth northerners obsessed with rules: kicking either state out of the euro zone would be tantamount to Europe ripping out its heart.
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Solow has also included the wiring for automated audio, video and security services, making it easy to hook up stereo speakers, install a television or set up an alarm system without ripping out ceilings and walls.
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His landlord, William Formica, 58, was charged with tampering with physical evidence and hindering the prosecution after he allegedly helped Nesimi get rid of evidence in his apartment by ripping out flooring and sinks, the Advance reports.
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In Birmingham, Central England, some councilors and residents opposed a redesign of a city square that required ripping out a 140 year old tree to make way for a reinforced water feature designed to stop a vehicle attack.
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Pigs like her "Xin-Xin" and "Mei-Mei" have the intelligence of a five-year-old child and can open everything from fridges to doors and drawers, often ripping out everything inside, to the horror of their homecoming owners.
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PURI, India (Reuters) - Hundreds of thousands of people were left homeless after a cyclone packing winds of about 200 km per hour slammed into eastern India, ripping out tin roofs and destroying power and telecom lines, officials said on Sunday.
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If they start ripping out the telecommunications wiring, manufacturing supply chains, educational exchanges and financial investments that they've made in each other since the 20193s, we'll all end up living in a less secure, less prosperous and less stable world.
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The owner of the Daily Mirror, which has been ripping out costs to counter the fall in circulation and print advertising, said it had seen particularly weak demand from retail customers for display ads, and a drop in classified recruitment postings.
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She described Donald, raging and in pain after scalp reduction surgery, bending Ivana over the bed and forcing himself inside her for the first time in 16 months, ripping out chunks of her hair to make her feel the same pain he felt.
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The dust will hardly have settled on Nadal's record-extending 11th Roland Garros title achieved with a 113-4 6-3 6-2 defeat of Austrian Dominic Thiem before the demolition teams move in to start ripping out chunks of the old concrete.
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After a few swipes with a bleach-soaked rag, it made a good enough surface to serve some of the brisket to the people from All Hands Volunteers who were ripping out soaked Sheetrock at his house and homes all over Houston.
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"Find a home where the bones work and you're merely changing things on the inside," said Jonathan Scott, a contractor and the brother who's often seen wearing a tool belt and ripping out a gross toilet without ruffling his carefully coifed black hair.
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The Carrera isn't wild, but the balance of the driving dynamics is what I favor in the 911: rear-engine ripping out that pure Porsche growl, power going down to the rear wheels, idealized steering pretty much telling you where to put the nose.
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"We will fight for athletes rights and ultimately demand a seat at the table and a say in how our sport is run and how the sport can grown and evolve without ripping out its very core," the two-times Olympic and four-times world champion said.
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After Hurricane Harvey pushed oily floodwaters into their house in August, the Loshaks asked local officials to buy them out, joining more than 3,000 other Houston-area homeowners who grew weary of ripping out waterlogged drywall and ruined refrigerators after three devastating floods in three years.
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So goodbye, South Williamsburg, hello East L.A. After the 30-day escrow period and nearly an entire month of repairs ranging from leveling floors to ripping out carpeting to painting bedrooms, I officially got the keys to my very own front door, which I had painted Tiffany Blue.
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In Sanderson's lawsuit, originally filed on July 7, 2016, she alleged the dog "lunged at her, bit and held on to her lower abdomen and crotch, tearing off her leggings and underwear and ripping out portions of flesh" when she visited Kim's home, owned by her sister Kyle Richards.
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Intrigued by the notion of helping to restore the sinking population of monarch butterflies — and persuaded by the stirrings of a new market — these farmers began clearing land or ripping out cash crops and turning precious acres over to a plant they&aposd previously seen as a nuisance.
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And though Obama said he wouldn't get involved in every fight — including some fights likely to be about Trump and the Republican majorities in Congress ripping out his legacy — he very deliberately refused to say he'd hold to the tradition of presidents avoiding public comment or political attacks on their successors.
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If true, they're horrifying — Donald, raging and in pain after scalp reduction surgery (which he later denied having had), bending Ivana over the bed and forcing himself inside her for the first time in 16 months, ripping out chunks of her hair to make her feel the same pain he felt.
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"I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man" honors Prince the rock guitar hero and evokes a massive group singalong, as rock anthems often do; one imagines Prince ripping out his solo in the middle of a giant sports field, spotlight on him, as thousands of fans in the audience chant the chorus in unison.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Paige Sanderson claims the dog "lunged at her, bit and held on to her lower abdomen and crotch, tearing off her leggings and underwear and ripping out portions of flesh" when she visited Kyle's house in April to style Kim, 51, for a Real Housewives of Beverly Hills appearance.
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That might be a nice little exception the NFL can make, seeing as it's been complicit in not only ripping off fanbases and lining the pockets of billionaire owners who threaten to leave, but also ripping out the hearts of fanbases of teams that actually do leave for, say, the more willing rubes of Los Angeles.
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With these artifacts and 700 others, the Museum of Jewish Heritage is set to bring Auschwitz to New York this spring, a major undertaking that will mean ripping out the museum's permanent collection for an exhibition designed to provide a vivid sense of the Nazi death camp where 1.1 million people were killed, a million of them Jews.
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The only other options include ripping out and rebuilding some seats at the other end of the arena so the rink could at least be centered (though then upper-deck seats at both ends would have semi-obstructed views) or raising the entire floor of the arena by wiping out the first few rows of seats, neither of which sound too promising.
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Michael Boccadoro, head of Dairy Cares, an advocacy group for animal agriculture in California, was originally on the board of C4Bes until he saw their tactics up close — telling homeowners that government agents would be ripping out their gas stoves soon, crematoria that would no longer be able to cremate bodies, and Asian restaurants that have to give up their woks.
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He sensationalized crimes committed by undocumented immigrants in gory detail — "last summer at least 19 illegal aliens were charged in connection with grisly homicides, including hacking victims to death and ripping out, in two cases, their hearts," he said — and made a variety of false accusations against Democrats, including that they want "to get rid of religion" and support infanticide.
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Read: California cops kill black man after firing dozens of bullets at his car in Walmart parking lot South Whitehall Township police were responding to a 911 call reporting "suspicious activity" – specifically, a hispanic male jumping on cars outside Dorney Park, a 104-year-old amusement park outside Allentown, Pa.. District Attorney Martin said that Santos had behaved bizarrely, interfering with traffic, trying to hang onto driving cars, ripping out one window in the process.
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