They had seen him self destruct plenty of times before.
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It will still self-destruct after they close the message, though.
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He can be the hinge around which the Kamas self-destruct.
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Most missiles have a self-destruct button, which could be activated.
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No because they don't eat their own, they don't self-destruct.
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Better still, your old life will self-destruct in five seconds.
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Trump could self-destruct or drop out for no reason at all.
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That said, some could argue that we are preprogrammed to self destruct.
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Keep your head down and wait for someone else to self destruct.
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By simply broadcasting Trump's rallies on television, he would peacefully self-destruct.
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Trains do not self-destruct, no more than planes or elevators do.
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She has one who manages to self-destruct in every news cycle.
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The IMI Systems representative also said the submunitions contain self-destruct features.
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Clothes would clean themselves or perhaps self-destruct after a day's wearing.
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This provides search result links that will "self-destruct" in an hour.
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Imagine if we programmed the mosquitoes that carry malaria to self-destruct.
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Akbari isn't just studying mosquitoes—he's re-engineering them with self-destruct switches.
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And that's why Snapchat's self-destruct feature makes it ideal for a helpline.
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But now, the new feature means regular chats can self-destruct as well.
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The only question was how quickly he would self-destruct as communications chief.
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Amazon has a new idea to ensure delivery safety: a self-destruct drone.
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And the only two guys who didn't self-destruct were Will and Jon.
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But they're more likely to self-destruct in an environment like this one.
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These weapons can be set to decactivate or self-destruct after 30 days.
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Provided that Carrie doesn't first self-destruct — which is always a real possibility.
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A much bigger danger is the tendency of strong governments to self-destruct.
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If his instructions weren't followed precisely, Kessler said, the information would self-destruct.
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People are people, they have a tolerance threshold, and utopians always self-destruct.
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I couldn't believe we had hit the self-destruct button on our own economy.
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And why we could be seeing the Democratic Party self-destruct before our eyes.
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Snapchat messages self-destruct after 1 to 10 seconds, as chosen by the sender.
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Fatemi is worried about what happens after the user inserts the self-destruct code.
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Self-destruct is the default on Confide, a messaging app predicated on ephemeral messaging.
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The drone itself would then self-destruct to avoid being captured and reverse-engineered.
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I tend to self-destruct like this when I feel like everything's too much.
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Once there, set how long you want to keep messages before they self-destruct.
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Now, scientists are trying to design plastic with a built-in self-destruct mechanism.
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So-called persistent landmines, which do not self-destruct, will continue to be prohibited.
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His entire feed reads like someone just set his phone to self-destruct. Must!
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On Friday Metallica release their first album in eight years, Hardwired… To Self-Destruct.
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Obamacare is so bad, he said, that it's going to self-destruct without his help.
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It is end-to-end encrypted and messages automatically self-destruct once they've been read.
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"That is a way to save itself, not a way to self-destruct," Park said.
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For one thing, other astronomical objects that produce extreme flares self-destruct in the process.
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The malware is also designed to self-destruct in certain cases, to avoid getting caught.
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The missile has a self-destruct mode, but it's not known if it was activated.
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The Bloomberg candidacy is nothing less than a self-destruct button for the Democratic Party.
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Capitalism is fated to self-destruct, just as all previous economic systems have self-destructed.
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BLU-97s in particular were sensitive to disturbance and possessed no timed self-destruct feature.
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In fact, photos that self-destruct in 10 seconds aren't even the point of Snapchat anymore.
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But the French usually wait for a major tournament to actually begin before they self-destruct.
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Moreover, in what world are mosquitos programmed to self destruct also likely carriers for a pandemic?
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" Following his sudden fame, Arthur "pressed the self-destruct button because the pressure was too much.
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Not only the Japanese imperial family but also other constitutional monarchies may one day self-destruct.
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A Google Allo user shares a sticker after setting messages to self-destruct in one hour.
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Others say the party would be foolish if it just relies on Trump to self-destruct.
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The D-21 would self-destruct after dropping its high-resolution camera payload into friendly hands.
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The app also allows you to set messages to self-destruct after a certain period of time.
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It was also responsible for the biggest frustration of the campaign: Mr Corbyn's failure to self-destruct.
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It's awful and tragic; it's kind of just watching a country self destruct—they need some support.
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If the virus would have been a self-destruct virus your computer would have crashed beyond recognition.
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Users will have the option of setting self-destruct timers on messages, though, just like in Snapchat.
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But here's the rub any greenskeeper knows: The work of a living lawn is to self-destruct.
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Since then, it's been like watching a man trying to self-destruct, but nothing he tries works.
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But the Rams were unable to build on that early edge, instead hitting the self-destruct button.
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Scientists have invented "unzipping" polymers that can self-destruct or break themselves down for reuse on command.
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In short, scientists are in search of polymers or plastics with a built-in self-destruct mechanism.
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Both Democrats and Republicans have repeatedly demonstrated a capacity to self-destruct, but also to reinvent themselves.
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Self-Destruct, the mech's Ultimate, can easily wipe out a clustered enemy team in a matter of seconds.
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He begins to self-destruct, slowly at first and then rapidly and dramatically, until... well, no spoilers here.
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You can also set a timer that makes the message self-destruct after a certain amount of time.
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Maybe we would've carried on, maybe we just would've continued to self-destruct and something worse would've happened.
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Without oxygen to keep them alive, the cells self-destruct, spilling all that fluid onto the coffin floor.
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WhatsApp is working on a "disappearing messages" feature which would let users set chats to self-destruct automatically.
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" Songs about rage, mayhem, madness and annihilation are business as usual for Metallica on "Hardwired … to Self-Destruct.
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In his own lab, Dr. Esvelt is investigating a gene drive that can self-destruct after several generations.
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One might ask: How could these ostensibly respectable middle-class white liberals self-destruct in such a way?
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Chemists are hard at work right now on polymers or plastics with a built-in self-destruct mechanism.
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Others hoped that a turn in government would ultimately lead the AfD to self-destruct, or self-correct.
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The self destruct feature was announced on April 25 as part of Google's new confidential mode for G Suite.
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Snapchat's messages self-destruct unless purposefully saved to the thread by a user, permitting more off-the-cuff chatting.
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Other times, they have the numbers, but they self destruct and find themselves voted out by their own alliance.
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Rather, it is "a tango between Eros and Thanatos"; Carmen herself "wants to self-destruct, to meet her death".
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The Self-Destruct USB Hub is kinda like a busy board for grownups that has a very extreme aesthetic.
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When you're in a self destruct mode," JW tells us, "You're not going, 'I'm gonna pay my taxes tomorrow.
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Telegram's 'Secret Chats' feature also gives users the option of having their messages, photos, videos and files self-destruct.
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One of them is this: simple water-borne organisms that develop into complex, intelligent life forms inevitably self-destruct .
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The Danish drummer is in the midst of the promo tour for Metallica's latest album, Hardwired to Self-Destruct.
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The animal that can either be peaceful and harmonious with nature, or self-destruct and leave a giant footprint.
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Every secure messaging app needs a self-destruct button Potential privacy concerns are a huge downside for cashless technology.
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The whole thing was dumb of me, but I was going on self-destruct mode as a coping mechanism.
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Luckily, scientists are working to make new materials that are durable, but have a built-in self-destruct mechanism.
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WhatsApp users may soon get the ability to have their messages self-destruct after a set period of time.
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In November 2016, Metallica released its 10th studio album, Hardwired...to Self Destruct, which has since been certified platinum.
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I've tried to confuse Alexa with illogical statements in order to prompt it to self-destruct, but to no avail.
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Their double album Hardwired... to Self-Destruct had more fire than any album that long had the right to have.
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You can watch it here; it's unclear whether that will self-destruct after 24 hours, like other Snapchat videos do.
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You have the option to send messages or files that self-destruct — and you can recall them at any time.
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Last month, Cisco warned the public about the malware, which contains a self-destruct function that can brick a device.
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Rather than engage in the Trump game of verbal chicken, she stood back, calmly, collectedly, and let him self-destruct.
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Although those mines were supposed to self-destruct, contract deminers found hundred of their duds in Kuwait after the war.
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Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" soundtrack stays at No. 4, and Metallica's "Hardwired … to Self-Destruct" (Blackened) is No. 5.
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In 1997, more than 120 nations signed the Ottawa Convention banning anti-personnel land mines that do not self-destruct.
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Maybe DJ's mother knew she was going to self-destruct and wanted to make sure her child wouldn't get hurt.
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Nix claims in the video:No-one knows we have it, and secondly we set our … emails with a self-destruct timer.
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Many people think Snapchat is all about secrecy, but the real innovation of Snapchat's ephemeral messages isn't that they self-destruct.
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When there's little or no crosslinking, it can only be smoothed out once, which can "self-destruct" a message after reading.
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A lot of them self-destruct before they can spread it because they're just raging out, don't know what they're doing.
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Its signature function—sending photo and video messages that would self-destruct after viewed—echoed the fugitive thrill of passing notes.
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In August 2016, Facebook copied Snap's signature product, user uploads that self-destruct after 24 hours, with the Instagram Stories feature.
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Trump is never wrong, always right, and when confronted with any suggestion otherwise, he will sooner self-destruct than admit error.
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EIDs are basically encrypted IDs that self-destruct after a given period of time — anywhere between one second and nine hours.
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They played "Moth Into Flame" from Metallica's 2016 album Hardwired... To Self Destruct and Gaga threw herself into her frontwoman duties.
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Metallica have a new record out, Hardwired… To Self-Destruct, their first LP in eight years, and their tenth album overall.
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But biologists now have developed a way of manipulating mosquito genetics that forces whole populations of the insect to self-destruct.
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If he doesn't, he'll self-destruct or quit — or else somebody in authority will figure out a way to jettison him.
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I wish I could travel in time and tell Julie then to not self-destruct so much with anxiety and insecurity.
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Corporate America won't self-destruct if the phrases "witch hunt" and "fake news" aren't tossed around as liberally as championship confetti.
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The simpatico seemed real: two combat veterans, who long ago short-circuited their self-destruct buttons, 'bout to burn it down.
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On top of my own worries, I feel like the UK is in self-destruct mode and that we're becoming increasingly isolated.
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Hardwired... to Self Destruct, a double album, and the band's tenth studio album, is due out November 18 on their Blackened Recordings.
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And those devices have their own baked-in self-destruct buttons in the form of the built-in battery's two-year life.
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Like Snapchat, Snow faces that you send friends will self-destruct, and friends only have the option to replay a message once.
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Scientists believe that elephant DNA may hold a cancer-suppressing gene that causes damaged cells to either repair themselves or self-destruct.
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"Once intercepted or measured, the quantum state of the key will change, and the information being intercepted will self-destruct," Xinhua said.
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"Hardwired" is the first single off of Hardwired... to Self Destruct, a double album due out November 18 on their Blackened Recordings.
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I often set conversations to self-destruct, which makes it as close to an in-person chat as you can get online.
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So now WhatsApp's new feature, called Status, basically lets people share images, GIFs or videos before they self-destruct in 24 hours.
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And failing all that, no one is banning cellphones on flights (unless it's one of those self-destruct models developed by Samsung).
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Warren, whose BoxNation channel had been due to televise Fury's Klitschko rematch, said last October that the Briton had a 'self-destruct button'.
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"I don't want you to feel that you're going to self-destruct something because you're a better person than that," said Cary Deuber.
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VPNFilter's stage 2 malware includes a "self-destruct" feature which, when activated, overrides critical portions of the infected device's firmware, effectively bricking it.
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WhatsApp is developing a new feature that would allow you to set your messages to self-destruct after a set period of time.
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In the past, messages would only self-destruct after everyone in a chat group (whether it was one person or more) read it.
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That hasn't stopped Republican leadership from doing everything they can to get it passed and otherwise let the party self-destruct in 2018.
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Seeds from the humble morning glory flower could hold clues to making sure life goes on, somewhere, even if we humans self-destruct.
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After a while, they realised that the damage inflicted by more edits than this was triggering a cellular self-destruct mechanism called apoptosis.
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Under the new policy, the Pentagon says bombs that have advanced self destruct or deactivation technology would also be acceptable for future acquisition.
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Despite leading the polls since July, the billionaire continued to be regarded by the party as a gadfly who would eventually self-destruct.
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There is no question that Trump has it within himself to self-destruct and make a key mistake leading up to Election Day.
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It's hard to say what shifted between the release of Death Magnetic (or the generally reviled Lulu experiment) and Hardwired… to Self-Destruct.
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Signal also has a disappearing messages feature, which lets you set messages to self-destruct after a period of time of your choosing.
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In one sense, it would be like hitting a self-destruct button: The moment the drug entered my body, I would become catabolic.
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The mines would also have a self-destruct feature that could be manually triggered so that the munitions didn't detonate later by mistake.
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Arguably, he says, biodegradable plastics also have a self-destruct mechanism, provided they end up in the right place with the right microbes.
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Messages could be set to self-destruct as soon as five seconds after they have been sent and as late as an hour.
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My only concern is that the Democratic nominee doesn't himself or herself self-destruct with widely unpopular proposals that outshine Mr. Trump's failings.
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It has offered us the chance to watch a woman self-destruct before our eyes while feeling that we are superior to her.
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Snapchat is best known as an app used by teenagers to send pictures, or "snaps", that self-destruct a few seconds after being seen.
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There are some people who do just fine and then there are some who self-destruct, and then there's a range between the two.
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As soon as he leaves, she does a line of his coke, and continues to drink and self-destruct right up until the match.
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The suicide was an impulsive act by someone who had a moment's urge to self-destruct and easy access to a guaranteed lethal means.
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"I won half of my golf tournaments watching everyone else self-destruct," he said as a wide-eyed McGirt hung on Nicklaus's every word.
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The song is the first single from "Hardwired...To Self-Destruct," due in November, which will be Metallica's first new album in eight years.
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It looks like WhatsApp is working on a feature that would let users' messages disappear or 'self-destruct' after a set amount of time.
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Lewis, a former U.S. diplomat with experience in high technology and intelligence, said the rocks reportedly would self-destruct when they were picked up.
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It isn't just that he hovered over the Democratic debate on Thursday night: Should the candidates attack him or leave him to self-destruct?
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"Songs of Experience" had the best-selling week for a rock album since the release of Metallica's "Hardwired… to Self-Destruct" in December 2016.
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That's good news for fans of Ms. Ireland, one of New York theater's most inspired and entertaining interpreters of people programmed to self-destruct.
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Second, the user can optionally enable a self-destruct feature that, after 10 bad guesses, will delete information needed to unscramble the encrypted data.
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One of Signal's best features is that messages can be set to "self-destruct," meaning there is no paper trail for conversations in the app.
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It even comes baked in with "disappearing" messages that users can set to self-destruct anywhere from five seconds to one week after they're checked.
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Newer generations of American mines are supposed to self-destruct after a preset amount of time, but have failed to do so in combat conditions.
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I've also tried to initiate the self-destruct sequence via a lengthy series of memorized codes, but this Computer hasn't yet blown up my house.
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Founder and CEO of Magic Leap, Rony Abovitz (Image: Getty)Magic Leap, the mysterious augmented reality company with no actual product, continues to self-destruct.
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No, it's not an actual self-destruct button, but a fun little toy you can have at your desk that can even charge your devices.
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The U.S. Department of Justice's motion issued last week to compel Apple to create a bypass of its iPhone data self-destruct feature is understandable.
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And if you didn't want that friend request in the first place, it will self-destruct even if you don't bother to manually reject it.
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Dropping in malware would take a little extra know-how and so would setting it to self-destruct if examined, but it's all entirely possible.
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Fortunately, NGC 2440 is located over 4,000 light years away from Earth, so its self-destruct sequence poses no threat to life here at home.
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Michigan's president, Mark Schlissel, warned that the Greek system could self-destruct, and he has since cited the connection between drinking and campus sexual assault.
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A new update rolling out for Gmail offers a "self destruct" feature that allows users to send messages that expire after a set amount of time.
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Second, the user can optionally enable a self-destruct feature that will permanently disable access to the encrypted data by deleting information needed to unscramble it.
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Lions trip up mistake-prone Jaguars DETROIT — The best thing the Detroit Lions had going for them on Sunday was their opponent's knack to self-destruct.
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Samsung isn't the only company working on drones: Amazon has also patented a bunch of drone concepts, including those that can self-destruct in an emergency.
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Those options let you set messages to self-destruct as soon as they're read, or after a certain time period (between an hour and 30 days).
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At least the dinosaurs could blame an asteroid for their bad luck, Mitchell pointed out, whereas we may self-destruct with no outside help at all.
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"You got to get the message right; then you'll get the messenger," he said, adding that Democrats can't just wait for the president to self-destruct.
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He then urged to the fixer to open an account with ProtonMail, an end-to-end encrypted email service, and set his messages to self-destruct.
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"Hardwired … to Self-Destruct," Metallica's first studio album in eight years, sold 281,000 copies in the United States in its first week out, according to Nielsen.
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A single stab and the series' biggest bad turned into snowglobe filling, while the rest of his army daisy-chained through a hyper-convenient self-destruct sequence.
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That is all they're asking them to do is to disable the self-destruct mode or the auto-erase mode on one phone in the entire world.
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Like Snapchat, Facebook, Telegram and many others before it, Viber now enables its users to set a timer for their messages, after which they will self-destruct.
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According to National Geographic, however, when exactly the stellar system will self-destruct is unclear: it could be this week or in tens of thousands of years.
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Once activated you can talk as normal, with the added option of setting a self-destruct timer on your messages — anywhere from fives seconds to a day.
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They suggested a mode of criticism with a built-in self-destruct button: "absurd negation that wants no consequences," as the cultural critic Greil Marcus put it.
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You can also set a time for your message to self-destruct — if you want, they can auto-delete one minute after your friend reads them. Neat!
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Only those landmines that have a 30-day self-destruct or self-deactivation feature will be available for use, CNN&aposs Ryan Browne reports, citing defense officials.
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"They asked the company to create its own self-destruct button," said Jared Ellias, a bankruptcy specialist at the University of California Hastings College of the Law.
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In October, Kessler said he was ready to send the Epstein files to The Times, along with very specific instructions to obtain them, lest they self-destruct.
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This dystopian premise is the bleak backdrop for a romance between Segel's character and a woman who's fighting the urge to self-destruct, portrayed by Rooney Mara.
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When Israeli sensors realised they would land on the Syrian side, David's Sling was given an abort order for the interceptors to self-destruct in mid-air.
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In addition to self destruct, confidential mode allows users to delete messages after they have been sent and places restrictions on how recipients can interact with received emails.
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" Nix later adds that "we set our ProtonMail emails with a self-destruct timer [...] so you send them, and after they've been read two hours later they disappear.
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There's also a little flag in the DCS byte that tells the phone whether to self-destruct the message after sending it, Mission Impossible style, so that's neat.
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Likewise, the security features will be used primarily by businesses to make emails self-destruct, or to avoid simple human errors where emails go to the wrong person.
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"Venclexta is the first approved medicine designed to trigger a natural process that helps cells self-destruct," Roche Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sandra Horning said in a statement.
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"[The police] replaced the malicious [command and control] server with a prepared disinfection server that made connected instances of Retadup self-destruct," said Avast in a blog post.
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They bond right to their wearer, and they're nearly impossible to remove without killing them, and if they're at risk of falling into enemy hands, they can self-destruct.
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If you're having an especially bad day at work or the current political climate Twitter is causing you stress, you might appreciate having a self-destruct button on standby.
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The Clinton campaign's response to this most recent outrage, and to others, has been to stand aside; let Trump self-destruct, and then let sunshine disinfect the body politic.
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Really, both responses are valid: For some, having a drink is like hitting the snooze button on your feelings, and for others it's like hitting a self-destruct button.
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When it became clear the two Syrian SS-22 missiles were going to land inside Syria, the David's Sling missiles were ordered to self-destruct, the Israeli military said.
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A bad line call, an exhausting point, the sun, wind and shadows, or a failure to convert a break point can make players reach for the self-destruct button.
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The former reality TV star's win showed pundits were wrong to think he would quickly self-destruct based on his penchant for insults and imprecise plans for the presidency.
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The missile has a built-in self-destruct mode for such occasions, but it's not certain that it was activated, and the weapon may have landed on the ground.
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With no realistic prospect for fruitful negotiations, we are waiting for the Taliban to self-destruct or to decide for their own reasons that they are ready to reconcile.
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How to Set Your Google Data to Self-Destruct: Google has now given us an option to set search and location data to automatically disappear after a certain time.
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Ads on OneSearch will be generated based on keywords, not cookies, and there will be a self-destruct option for search results to be purged after a certain period.
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As the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences planned the 1003nd Oscars, a growing panic seized the nation: What if all the computers suddenly self-destruct on Jan.
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With the self-destruct and self-deactivate features included, the Pentagon says the statistical chance of a US landmine being operational after 120 days is six in one million.
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When Good Janet put Chris onto the train, the second Bad Janet emerged and turned Janet into a marble (a self-destruct sequence we learned about in season 2).
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Those numbers top last week's 24,25 album units for Metallica's "Hardwired … to Self-Destruct," giving "Starboy" the third-best debut sales week of the year, behind Drake and Beyoncé.
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By continuing to study the dynamics of the system in the years ahead, Mroz hopes to solve more mysteries about how binary systems evolve and self-destruct over cosmic time.
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Metallica's four-month-old "Hardwired … to Self-Destruct" (Blackened) holds at No. 2 for a second week, thanks once again to an offer that bundled the album with concert tickets.
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Scientists figured they had pinpointed a single "self-destruct" hormone, but new research by Z. Yan Wang, a grad student at the University of Chicago, shows it's more complicated than that.
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Messages are encrypted and can be set to self-destruct, which means your trade secrets will be protected even when you're working on public Wi-Fi in a cafe in Paris.
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The continent that gave the world the Thirty Years War, a dozen years of Napoleonic wars, and then two world wars, doesn't look poised to self-destruct again on that scale.
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Since CRISPR-Cas93 works like scissors to snip strands of DNA, the cut can also trigger p53 to swoop in and either repair the broken cell — or make it self-destruct.
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As deforestation increases, the forest is approaching a tipping point at which it would begin to self-destruct, instead of self-sustain, which could frustrate worldwide efforts to fight climate change.
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Moreover, both messaging apps allow users to set up messages to self-destruct, meaning the apps delete the messages from both sender and receiver's devices after a certain amount of time.
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T.A.O.'s most public success was an operation against Iran called Olympic Games, in which implants in the network of the Natanz nuclear plant caused centrifuges enriching uranium to self-destruct.
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As the institutional leftists led by old and new Democrats who have destroyed the party of John F. Kennedy continue the barrage of divisiveness and hate, just let them self-destruct.
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The most famous example is Stories, a blatant ripoff of competitor Snapchat's core feature wherein users could upload photos and videos to their profiles that would self-destruct in 22019 hours.
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Also this week, Metallica's "Hardwired … to Self-Destruct" (Blackened) jumped 12 spots to No. 2, thanks largely to a sales bundle of the album with tickets to the band's new tour.
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Dark silk was peeling off his torso like a rotten-banana peel, and the garment threatened to self-destruct at any moment, revealing Santos's many tattoos (and parts of his anatomy).
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Sales of rock band Metallica's album "Hardwired... To Self-Destruct" jumped more than 200 percent to take the No. 2 spot on the Billboard 200 with 81,000 units sold for the week.
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The FBI wants Apple to disable delays between passcode guesses, disable the self-destruct feature, and allow passcodes to be entered electronically over a wifi network or using the iPhone's lightning port.
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Outside of that, he's mostly just been the guy Jimmy mocks when he's bored, the earnest sucker who'll do his roommates' chores and pick up the pieces when they reliably self-destruct.
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The most straightforward reading is that Lena, like everyone else in Garland's worldview in this film, has the innate human impulse to self-destruct, and passes it on to her mirror image.
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Messenger currently offers a Secret Conversation mode where users can set a timer on when messages will self-destruct, but all parties within that conversation are notified when their thread will expire.
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SANDERS COURTS AFRICAN-AMERICANS Trump's victory in New Hampshire showed pundits were wrong to think he would quickly self-destruct based on his penchant for insults and imprecise plans for the presidency.
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The defendants used unregistered pay-as-you-go cell phones and military-grade encryption devices such as waterproof IronKey USB memory sticks that self-destruct if too many incorrect passwords are entered.
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It was how far he could go without hitting a kind of self-destruct button on his own authority, by seeming to change the church in ways that conservative Catholics deem impossible.
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In Michael Wolff's new book, "Siege: Trump Under Fire," Steve Bannon, Trump's former chief strategist, suggests that Pelosi has been waiting for the president to self-destruct ever since he was inaugurated.
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Anti-personnel land mines that do not self-destruct are banned by more than 150 countries because of their tendency to inflict civilian casualties, often years after they are used in conflict.
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To the Editor: David Axelrod's article cites many of President Trump's shortcomings, but seems to suggest that we, the Democrats, need do nothing — in essence rely on Mr. Trump to self-destruct.
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Alternative group chat apps such as Keybase and Wire not only protect your messages in transit, they also allow you to set messages to self-destruct after a set amount of time.
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Rather, it demanded that Apple disable delays between passcode guesses, disable the self-destruct feature, and allow passcodes to be entered electronically over a wifi network or using the iPhone's lightning port.
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SANDERS COURTS AFRICAN-AMERICANS Trump's victory in New Hampshire showed pundits were wrong to think he would quickly self-destruct based on his penchant for insults and imprecise plans for the presidency.
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Eventually Alyx and Gordon gain control of the ship and decide to self destruct it at the Combine staging area, killing themselves in the process but perhaps stopping the Combine as well.
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The device uses radio control frequency disruption to halt and bring down drones in a way that keeps the drone intact while preventing it from setting off any kind of self-destruct sequence.
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But with Signal's default settings on a Mac, your friends' messages appear—and live on—on the operating system's notifications bar even if the message is set to self-destruct using Signal's timer.
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Earlier this week, Amazon was granted a patent for technology that could enable its future drones, in the event of an emergency, to self-destruct in order to protect people on the ground.
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Steelers advance as Bengals self-destruct CINCINNATI - The season will continue for the Pittsburgh Steelers and end for the Cincinnati Bengals, who saw their streak of postseason futility extended in heart-wrenching fashion.
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If he doesn't self-destruct on his own merit, I guaranteed this branding would stick, eat away at his megalomaniac ego, cut him down to size, and leverage the election away from him.
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Listen to Grind's hot-wired version of Metallica's Hardwired... to Self-Destruct below: And get an earful of his "grinded down" instrumental cut of Megadeth's latest album, Dystopia... sans Dave Mustaine's trademark whine.
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The anticipated change would still limit the procurement of new anti-personnel mines to those that eventually self-destruct — but notably it would allow their use outside of the Korean Peninsula, officials said.
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This asteroid is all over the place When an asteroid engaged its self-destruct mode, there were enough telescopes on the ground and in space to capture it, including the Hubble Space Telescope.
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According to an exclusive report from Defense One, that device is a modified Boeing Black, a super secure Android device for Top Secret data designed to self-destruct at the first sign of tampering.
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The rest, no doubt helped her refresh physically and mentally, but of greater concern is her propensity to self-destruct — as she previously has done in Melbourne — and the continued issues with her knees.
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Of course the Mayweather/McGregor could (and likely will) self-destruct under the weight of its own promotional bloat, but that won't stop Kavanagh from training his fighter as if the fight is on.
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Something at the intersection of the end of 2001: A Space Odyssey and modern dance, it left me breathless with its unforgiving depiction of the relentless weight of depression; the impulse to self-destruct.
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Features such as app notifications, autoplay -- even "likes" and messages that self-destruct -- are scientifically proven to compel us to watch/check in/respond right now or feel that we're missing something really important.
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Their results, published this week in the journal Science, show that paternal mitochondria in this type of roundworm have an internal self-destruct mechanism that gets activated when a sperm fuses with an egg.
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Nimbus, the first CD manufacturer in the UK, said that it had done some research into the disc rot issue and found that most discs will self-destruct after between eight and 10 years.
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Easy access to guns is probably contributing to the epidemic: Studies show that when people are able to reach for a firearm, a momentary urge to self-destruct is more likely to turn fatal.
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This presented a regulatory conundrum: Regulators would have to conclude that the genetic material that causes a male mosquito to self-destruct after producing defective, doomed offspring is safe and effective for the mosquito.
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The U.S. Missile Defense Agency's (MDA) review of the test found that a sailor mistakenly used the wrong input for the defense system, causing a launched missile to self-destruct before reaching its target.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. rock group Metallica's new album, 'Hardwired... to Self-Destruct', could be their best ever, according to bassist Robert Trujillo, but guitarist Kirk Hammett will always be left feeling something was missing.
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The Standard Missile-3 Block IIA that was tested last week also failed its first test last year after a sailor mistakenly designated the missile's target as friendly, which prompted the missile to self-destruct.
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There is little chance that Republicans will pay for their tax cuts, and the result will likely be that they write tax cuts that self-destruct after 10 years, injecting unnecessary confusion into the economy.
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It drew heavily from negative emotions — anxiety, drama, the urge to self-destruct — and transformed it into a visual medium that told the kind of story people almost didn't want to know the truth of.
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Will the country get the "Team of Rivals" described by Doris Kearns Goodwin in her book about Lincoln's cabinet or, perhaps, a collection of Yes Men of the sort who helped Richard Nixon self-destruct?
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YouTuber bootsowen has made chores fun — and this classic video relevant again — by sticking huge googly eyes on a washing machine and feeding it a brick, thereby causing the machine to dance then self-destruct.
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With iOS 8, Apple did damn near everything it could to take all of the app's best ideas and bake it into iMessages, like inline images, voice messages, self-destruct messages, and general UI design.
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D. Va, the mechs-piloting eSports star, has received a pretty substantial buff to her Defense Matrix energy shield, plus she'll no longer die if caught in the blast of her own Self-Destruct ultimate.
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Current security measures on the phone would cause it to essentially self-destruct after 10 failed passcode attempts, preventing FBI agents from quickly typing an infinite number of combinations to stumble on the correct one.
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Finally, the app allows you to set messages to self-destruct after a certain amount of time, adding another layer of security in case you lose your phone or someone gets their hands on it.
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But the possibility of physical device seizure and government coercion is growing as well, which is why every such app should have some kind of self-destruct mode to protect its user and their contacts.
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Although the United States continues to export these munitions, it attaches a requirement that they not be used in civilian areas, and they must be designed to explode in short order or else self-destruct.
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You could consider Snapchat, which has about 187 million daily users, but it's a far different experience — you primarily use it to send photos that self-destruct — with an interface that many people find confusing.
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It was designed to self-destruct in any computer using a Ukrainian keyboard, a sure sign that its makers lived there and were trying to avoid running afoul of the law in their own country.
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"Establishment Republicans can only hope that he will self-destruct at some point — a very unlikely proposition given that he has actually toned down his rhetoric quite a bit lately," GOP strategist Nino Saviano said.
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The band have sold more than 100 million records worldwide and over 60 million in the United States, with those numbers set to increase after early positive reviews from critics to 'Hardwired... to Self-Destruct'.
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It may have crashed into a remote nature reserve in the eastern Jogeva region not far from Estonia&aposs border with Russia or triggered its built-in self-destruct mode and exploded in midair, Luik said.
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The administration and security decided that morse code is the most effective, because in the event of an active shooter, we can flash messages to the students instructing them to hide, to fight, to self destruct.
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As evidenced on 2008's Death Magnetic and last year's Hardwired... to Self-Destruct, the 21st century allowed the band to transition into legacy act status largely by revisiting what made their early music so vital.
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The FBI has warned consumers to reset their Internet routers to protect against a new Russia-linked malware attack which can steal data or force routers to "self-destruct" and has already infected around 500,000 devices.
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Facebook is also rolling out what amounts to a self-destruct timer for these messages, which means you can set them to disappear automatically after a set period of time (from five seconds to 24 hours).
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In the 1970s, the Army spent millions of dollars on what it called "scatterable mines" — cluster bombs and artillery shells containing antipersonnel and antivehicle land mines designed to self-destruct after a preset amount of time.
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The U.S. military had a failed SM-3 Block IIA test last year after a sailor mistakenly used the wrong input for the defense system, causing a launched missile to self-destruct before reaching its target.
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These are ideal conditions for a museum designed and intended to self-destruct, a sort of post-apocalyptic installation art that aliens might've erected to exemplify the materialism of humankind on earth before we became extinct.
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Telegram isn't the only messaging app that uses end-to-end encryption (others include WhatsApp and Viber), but the app takes its commitment to security one step further with snazzy functions such as a self-destruct timer.
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Everything makes so much sense that it makes the one thing that doesn't add up for me in this movie stand out even more: why on Earth would you build a self-destruct function into a spaceship?
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The new Gmail offers features like message snoozing, attachment previews, a sidebar for both Google apps like Calendar and third-party services like Trello, offline support, confidential messages that self-destruct after a set time and more.
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Up until now, it was just an ordinary, boring asteroid, but as new research set to be published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters shows, Gault has entered into self-destruct mode on account of its rapid spin.
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He can hack enemy bots, too, causing them to self-destruct, which can bring down entire ships with one simple command (or maybe two: one hack, one oh-shit-there-she-goes) of no-human-causalities aggression.
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The code persisted for many years and across generations, though it also began to mutate — in Gradius III for SNES the code caused the player's ship to self-destruct, as if telling them that cheaters never prosper.
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Watch the video for "Hardwired" and check out the full track list for Hardwired... to Self Destruct below: Hardwired... tracklist: Disc One Disc Two Disc Three (Deluxe Edition Only) Andrea Domanick is the West Coast Editor of Noisey.
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After "212," her 2011 viral hit that still sounds like it came from the future, Ms. Banks was strapped to the industry rocket ship — a major-label record deal, magazine covers, a Pharrell collaboration — only to self-destruct.
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LONDON — The British street artist Banksy pulled off one of his most spectacular pranks on Friday night, when one of his trademark paintings appeared to self-destruct at Sotheby's in London after selling for $9.53 million at auction.
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In order to approve it for marketing as a drug, regulators would have to conclude that the genetic material that causes a male mosquito to self-destruct after producing defective, doomed offspring is safe and effective for the mosquito.
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Before a user sends a message in a secret chat, they can choose to set a self-destruct timer on it, which means that some time after the message has been read, it automatically and permanently disappears from both devices.
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That was to be the story of the match with the Russian, also a French Open quarter-finalist this year, delighting the gasping crowd with outrageously talented returns and shots even she described as 'crazy', only to self-destruct on serve.
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Self Destruct," each contain a brief sample of Aladdin Sane's "Time" that highlights the bleak humor of both parties: namely, that either would consent to imbuing the tri-partite remix's overwhelming darkness with the phrase "falls wanking on the floor.
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Seventeen years after the band (well, Lars Ulrich, really) filed suit against the then legally problematic file-sharing service, Metallica will finally be coming back to Napster with its 10th album, Hardwired…To Self-Destruct, which is due out this Friday.
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Ted Cruz, who has also raised a vast fortune in contributions, studiously avoided contact with the GOP front-runner for much of 2015, hopeful that Trump would self-destruct and releasing his angry anti-establishment electorate in search of safe harbor.
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Honcker got its start, Hecht said, when he was working on a different startup (interestingly, another one based on temporality but of a very different kind: Dstrux was designed to create messages for different social media platforms that would self-destruct).
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No, it's not a new Toxic Holocaust record (and definitely not a new Tiger Junkies joint); instead, Mr. Grind has turned his attention to two of the past year's biggest thrash-adjacent releases: Metallica's Hardwired... to Self-Destruct, and Megadeth's Dystopia.
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And it's not kidding: After opening the application and bringing this adorably self-conscious little creature to life, it will beg for its life every time you try to quit, then the app will self-destruct after you force quit.
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Image: You Tube Metallica songs are made to be played loud in football stadiums, and on Saturday night at Minneapolis' U.S. Bank Stadium, the band debuted the live version of "Hardwired", the first track lifted from their forthcoming album Hardwired…To Self-Destruct.
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Image: Université d'AngersImagine that a doctor told you that your brain was slowly starting to self-destruct, that soon your once-healthy neurons would stop functioning, that you would lose all connection with reality, with the things and people that you loved.
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A proposed reason that we have not achieved contact with an alien species is that this "length of time" variable may be extremely short—either because technologically advanced civilizations self-destruct, or because they learn to live sustainably on their home worlds.
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But Isner never hit the self-destruct button and finally defeated Frances Tiafoe, 23-22, 24-21, 21-303 (230), 23-24, 7-6 (3), on Monday in the first men's match on the impressive new Grandstand court at the United States Open.
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The owner of Snapchat - a mobile app that lets users capture video and pictures that self-destruct after a few seconds - ended at $17.00, the price set in its March initial public offering that was the hottest U.S. technology listing in years.
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On the 1972 concept album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders From Mars, Bowie styles himself as a rock & roll alien who comes to Earth and becomes a huge star, only to self-destruct through fame and hedonism.
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Still, Apple has argued that even building the software to disable the "self-destruct mode" — which goes into effect if an incorrect password is entered 10 times in a row — would create a backdoor that could be used to crack other phones.
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The new policy, which was the result of a 2017 review started by then-Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, will allow the military to use land mines that can self-destruct in 30 days or less and have a back up deactivation feature.
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After Dyson dies heroically, blowing himself up to take down the Skynet servers with him, so too does Schwarzenegger's Terminator, who recognizes that he needs to self-destruct so that the advanced technology used to create him doesn't fall into the wrong hands.
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To give users a tool to protect themselves in case of arrest, Ra revealed to Motherboard that Telegram is going to release a new feature, which will allow users to set up an optional "self-destruct" passcode that will delete and disable the account.
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Numerous companies have touted ways to cash in on the drone market, including Amazon's wildly speculative patents for flying warehouses, nightmarish jellyfish-like machines that deliver packages, and drones that self-destruct before they hit the ground to reduce the risk of decapitating someone.
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A 1986 patent, credited to Shear, explained the issue as one of "return on investment," in which methods of "tamper-proof" protection, such as a self-destruct feature, were added to the software to limit how much access a user had based on their payment.
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The Pentagon had also made bold claims about the reliability of its airdropped CBU-97 Sensor Fuzed Weapon, each of which contains 40 submunitions; in 2006, it claimed that 99 percent of its submunitions would either find their targets and explode or would self-destruct.
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Voting machines are tested before and after elections to ensure that a set of mock votes are reported identically; testers also reset the machines' internal clocks to Election Day to spot any malware programmed to alter results on that one day and then self-destruct.
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One practice Congress has developed to keep its focus on major policy problems is periodic reauthorization: From education to farms to civil rights, major laws have built-in self-destruct clauses (often around five years) that force Congress to revisit and renegotiate its decisions.
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Shares of the owner of Snapchat — a mobile app that allows users to capture video and pictures that self-destruct after a few seconds — traded at $17.30, just above the $17-price in its March initial public offering that was the hottest U.S. technology listing in years.
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Among the recommendations apparently approved of by the General Services Administration (GSA)—the agency charged with overseeing the orderly transfer of power after a new president is elected—was the use of Signal, a popular encrypted messaging app that allows users to exchange messages that can self-destruct.
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From there he consolidated his status as a bankable star of action flicks and tried his hand at screenwriting, penning the crime noir Before I Self Destruct (2009), shoot-em-up thriller Gun, and All Things Fall Apart, a drama that saw him lose more than 50 lbs.
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Immediately the Girl with Balloon canvas sold — for a cool ~$1.1M (£860,000) — it proceeded to self-destruct, via a shredder built into the frame, leaving a roomful of designer glasses paired with a lot of shock and awe, before facial muscles twisted afresh as new calculations kicked in.
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Putting down an enemy hero is as much about understanding their set of abilities as it is about accurate shooting: you need to know that Reaper can temporarily turn into an invulnerable ghost, or that when D.Va vacates her robot exoskeleton, it can sometimes self-destruct in your face.
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Metallica's rollout of their new album, Hardwired... to Self-Destruct has been full of twists and turns, and this morning, they've thrown us for yet another loop by quietly posting the video for a legitimately thrashy new song, "Moth to Flame," on their website (watch the video here!).
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A packed, sweaty, ready-to-mosh crowd greeted Metallica in September at Webster Hall in Manhattan — a rare chance to see the band in a club rather than an arena — for a set including two songs from "Hardwired … to Self-Destruct," the band's first studio album in eight years.
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Metallica's "Hardwired … to Self-Destruct," a No. 53 hit when it was released in November 2016, returned with 63,000 albums sold (but just two million streams) thanks to a ticket bundle that gave away a copy to anyone attending the next North American leg of the band's tour.
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The only thing they're being asked to do, and the FBI made this very clear about 48 hours ago, is allow us to disable the self- destruct mode that's in the Apple phone so that we can try to guess using our own systems what the password of this killer was.
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We read Gaitskill and Bowles to witness their characters self-destruct — but in Core's stories what agonizes is the way she lets hers be, helplessly embedded in the present, wondering about what might be happening outside their own lives but unable to act upon that outer world in any significant way.
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While Zika was not on his radar when the deal was announced, Mr. Kirk now appears to be the prescient owner of a potential bioweapon — Oxitec's genetically engineered mosquitoes, which he says could save millions of people from Zika by causing the population of wild disease-transmitting mosquitoes to self-destruct.
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Trump's optimistic or desperate supplicants had to hope that Trump would shape up and lose in a somewhat dignified manner; or that he'd win unexpectedly and (just as unexpectedly) govern well; or that he'd win unexpectedly and then self-destruct so thoroughly that the vice president would enjoy a short cut to history.
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The latter character, who'd go on to be the central hero of the following two movies (and the antihero, I suppose, of the fourth), is the obvious star of Last Survivor, which recounts the sequence of the movie where the Nostromo is set to self-destruct—and the grisly discoveries made during it.
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Even if you have no interest in sending nude photos of yourself that self-destruct, or in video lenses that enable you to vomit a rainbow, turn your head into a taco or make your eyes into glittering hearts, you may be wondering how such groundbreaking technology could be worth $34 billion.
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"The only thing [Apple is] being asked to do — and the FBI made this very clear about 48 hours ago — is allow us to disable the self-destruct mode that's in the Apple phone so that we can try to guess using our own systems what the password of this killer was," he said.
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His band was poised to release Hardwired… to Self-Destruct, a new record that's already reeled in better reviews than they've enjoyed in decades, their first full-length in eight years, the masters for which were locked down tighter than Fort Knox in a hurricane—but Ulrich couldn't even give me an honest opinion on it.
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Whether it's a terrorist wanting to assassinate a politician or a jilted lover seeking revenge on his ex-girlfriend, all they need to do is upload their target's photo and address into the killer drone: it can then fly to the destination, identify and eliminate the person, and self-destruct to ensure that nobody knows who was responsible.
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When Britney left rehab without completing any kind of program, her family and friends wondered if she was about to self-destruct: She arrived at Federline's house for her babies, but he had joined forces with Lynne [Britney's mother] and Rudolph [Britney's manager], and wouldn't talk to her until she registered at the Malibu rehab center Promises.
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Wall Street leaders are said to be urging a run, and some recent leaks spell out a not entirely crazy scenario for Bloomberg, in which Republicans self-destruct through infighting and Democrats settle on Clinton after Sanders has forced her to tack to the left on a number of issues, creating a path for Bloomberg to run as a competent, sensible centrist.
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House of Balloons takes an unhealthy crawl through a 3am of sex and drugs with its finger firmly on the self-destruct button, while Camp takes a more adolescent approach to heartbreak and identity politics, and Man on on the Moon I and II land as a one-two punch about solitude and addiction presented as surreal dreams and harsh realities, respectively.
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When Sloterdijk said, of Merkel's refugee policy, that "no society has the moral obligation to self-destruct," his words called to mind Thilo Sarrazin, a former board member of the Bundesbank, who, in 2010, published an anti-Muslim tract with the title "Germany Abolishes Itself," which became a huge best-seller and made racial purity a respectable concern of national discussion.
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Meanwhile, Kamala Harris and Cory Booker should be contenders, but Booker manages to be appealing at every debate without quite finding a rationale for his candidacy, while Harris has been on a weird self-destruct mission ever since her brief ascent — with her strange fight with Warren last night over whether Twitter should ban Donald Trump a particularly peculiar self-charted nose-dive.
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Mr. Cole's new album, "21 Your Eyez Only" (Dreamville/Roc Nation/Interscope), had a strong showing in its first week out, starting at No. 214 with the equivalent of 27,000 sales in the United States, according to Nielsen, easily topping the Weeknd's "Starboy" (which opened with 348,000) and Metallica's "Hardwired ... to Self-Destruct" (291,000) for the third-best opening of the year.
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Militaries and intelligence agencies from around the world have used cyberattacks to shut down an air defense radar network prior to bombing, knock out a power grid, steal billions of dollars' worth of jet fighter R&D, steal tens of millions of actual dollars, destroy nearly every computer in an oil company's network, disrupt elections, and cause nuclear weapons centrifuges to violently self-destruct.
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They are civil society organizations.. Charities or activist groups, and we use them – feed them the material and they do the work…" Nix said the firm uses a secret self-destructing email system that leaves no trace: "No-one knows we have it, and secondly we set our… emails with a self-destruct timer… So you send them and after they've been read, two hours later, they disappear.
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Those features are potentially important to the Pentagon, which has faced criticism for the high dud rates of many of its submunitions and for its refusal to join an international treaty that more than 100 other nations have signed to ban the manufacture, stockpiling and use of weapons that cannot detect and destroy a single target, contain more than nine submunitions and do not have a self-destruct feature.
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"When you already have the trauma of an unsupportive world, and you factor in things like Prop 8, surviving Leukemia, having a mental illness, feeling incorrectly that you're a burden on other people, that people would be better off without you, because that's what your mind is telling you, because it's already made the decision to self-destruct, and it's just reverse engineering a way to get you to that place" he said.
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But downscaling that formula and flipping it around for just me — and assuming an "exploding" phone will merely self-destruct, not kill or seriously maim anyone — that equation looks like this:A (number of phones) = 1B (odds of exploding) = 1/25,000C (cost of the phone) = about $800X (A x B x C) = $0.032In this case, X (3 cents) is significantly less than the cost of participating in Samsung's recall (time, hassle, device downgrade, etc.).
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But downscaling that formula and flipping it around for just me — and assuming an "exploding" phone will merely self-destruct, not kill or seriously maim anyone — that equation looks like this: A (number of phones) = 1B (odds of exploding) = 1/25,000C (cost of the phone) = about $800X (A x B x C) = $0.032 In this case, X (3 cents) is significantly less than the cost of participating in Samsung's recall (time, hassle, device downgrade, etc.).
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After the hammer goes down the video cuts to a close-up shot of a pair of man's hands pressing a button on a box with a blinking red LED — presumably sending a wireless signal to shreddy to get to work… The suggestion, also from the video (which appears to show close up shots of some of the reactions of people in the room watching the shredding taking place in real time), is that the man — possibly Banksy himself — attended the auction in person and waited for the exact moment to manually trigger the self-destruct mechanism.
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Flay) "Go To War" — Ben Anderson, Jonny Hawkins, Will Hoffman, Daniel Oliver, David Pramik, and Mark Vollelunga, songwriters (Nothing More) WINNER: "Run" — Foo Fighters, songwriters (Foo Fighters) "The Stage" — Zachary Baker, Brian Haner, Matthew Sanders, Jonathan Seward, and Brooks Wackerman, songwriters (Avenged Sevenfold) Emperor Of Sand — Mastodon Hardwired … To Self-Destruct — Metallica The Stories We Tell Ourselves — Nothing More Villains — Queens Of The Stone Age WINNER: A Deeper Understanding — The War On Drugs Everything Now — Arcade Fire Humanz — Gorillaz American Dream — LCD Soundsystem Pure Comedy — Father John Misty WINNER: Sleep Well Beast — The National "Get You" — Daniel Caesar feat.
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