"She just shattered my dream; shattered my normal moment," he says.
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All of a sudden though, CRACK, that sense of calm is shattered when the window is… well, shattered.
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My idealism was shattered by a brief flurry of bombs that left my confidence shattered and morality discarded.
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The Shattered Sun by Rachel Dunne Rachel Dunne's Bound Gods series comes to an end with The Shattered Sun.
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Arya Stark not only shattered the Night King into a thousand little pieces but now she's also shattered the patriarchy.
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Reuniting loved ones is just the spark for what inevitably becomes a long processs of rebuilding a shattered life or shattered family.
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In the past two years, Trump has blown up the presidency and shattered basic democratic institutions and principles, and shattered relationships with people and nations.
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After having to make an emergency landing, Ford suffered a shattered right ankle, a shattered pelvis, a broken back and a serious bump on the head.
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Shattered , by Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes (Crown) .
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I'm shattered … It was a special time [with Mariah].
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" She adds: "My heart shattered and I couldn't breathe.
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My dad's anger shattered me every time I witnessed it.
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Almost every house was pocked with bullet holes, windows shattered.
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The swell of marchers that actually showed up shattered expectations.
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Maryam's home was bombed, shattered, and her family split apart.
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Also, Shattered Mess was my college heavy metal band name.
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My family was being shattered and I couldn't stop it.
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This image is shattered now; it has seized to exist.
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The Marvel superhero film shattered box office records in April.
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Our dreams are shattered when we see the line, though.
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The nascent republic soon shattered and Yuan crowned himself emperor.
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The nearby Dior and Chanel stores had their windows shattered.
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Unfortunately, epoxy can't mend his shattered expectations for the project.
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It also shattered the prudish stereotypes often placed onto royals.
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At the time we spoke, the window was still shattered.
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The conflict has shattered the water, education and health systems.
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"They were both shattered psychologically," Carlsen's coach Peter Nielsen said.
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In a brief statement, the FDP's leader shattered their expectations.
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My fingertips, and my heart, are filled with shattered glass.
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After all, technical analysts believe that shattered resistance becomes support.
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Shattered LCD screens, despite being no good, were sold anyway.
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More than 30 record lows were shattered across the Midwest.
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A homeowner came home to find her window completely shattered.
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The triple slaying shattered that certainty, according to ABC News.
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Buildings were destroyed, homes shattered and nearly 300 lives lost.
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Excuse me for a minute, my soul just shattered. 2.
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If so, that impression has been shattered in recent days.
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She comes home in the evening shattered from her campaigns.
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A bullet entered her back and shattered her upper arm.
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One of the glass doors was shattered by the round.
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Just like that, all my Southern illusions had been shattered.
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Knowing his identity doesn't repair his shattered sense of self.
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Laws of physics and probability both lie shattered before us.
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By then, however, the company's reputation to outsiders was shattered.
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The collision shattered Simba's jaw and two of his legs.
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His neck was shattered beyond repair after years of bumping.
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Drake: Your glass house shattered, boy, why you holding rocks?
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Meanwhile, entire neighborhoods, cities, societies have been shattered by war.
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It shattered windows some 400 feet away, the complaint said.
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Reunite my family and all those shattered by systemic discrimination.
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The shooting shattered the area's image as a welcoming place.
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What a mess this town's in tatters, I've been shattered.
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It was Nancy Kerrigan who had her Olympic dream shattered.
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"Everything I thought I knew was shattered," she told People.
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Some witnesses suffered cuts on their faces from shattered windows.
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But too often, that safety has been shattered by tragedy.
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Suddenly, the world Vista had been preparing for was shattered.
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Gunfire from a pickup nearby shattered her driver's side window.
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The first record was shattered on January 16, 1975. Maj.
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I know this first hand because addiction shattered my family.
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For each life lost, a shattered family is left behind.
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When trust has been shattered, "trust me" doesn't cut it.
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If she wins, the ultimate ceiling would finally be shattered.
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The bullet shattered Scalise's femur and caused extensive blood loss.
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The attack shattered the nation and raised cries for action.
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"After the second call he was totally shattered," he said.
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The fight for Raqqa has shattered much of the city.
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Shattered bones or patients missing half their face are commonplace.
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A worldwide trade war commenced, and international trade was shattered.
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A jolt and shattered glass interrupted their eagerly awaited trip.
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The other members of A Tribe Called Quest were shattered.
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Windows were shattered in shops and buildings on the street.
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The raw numerical increase, 2.9 million claims, also shattered records.
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It's safe to say the powdered ceiling has been shattered.
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He shattered his leg in a motorcycle accident last year.
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" Pistorius' elder brother Carl wrote on Twitter: "Shattered. Heartbroken. Gutted.
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The second hand fell off when the glass cover shattered.
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A shattered mesa that was once your home peeks through.
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One remains in power, in a country shattered by war.
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Many businesses were reduced to shattered glass and smoldering piles.
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Suddenly, the glass walls shattered and fell to the ground.
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But in the 1790s their friendship buckled, and finally shattered.
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Both arms were broken and his right knee was shattered.
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Mass, when the quiet was shattered by shouting and gunshots.
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Then one day in July, even those hopes were shattered.
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The siding is rotting away and the windows are shattered.
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A little over a year later, his world was shattered.
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Then, Epstein's death by suicide left them shattered, once again.
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Kavanaugh's behavior at the latest confirmation hearing shattered that mystique.
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We reached a settlement, but my academic career was shattered.
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Shouldn't we feminists be pleased by these shattered glass ceilings?
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The gunshots shattered the quiet morning in the residential neighborhood.
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When the commercial promise was shattered, the relationship broke down.
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The bullet shattered Ventura's spine and severed his spinal cord.
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Twenty students to be wounded by the shattered windows. Oct.
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He survived, but I was shattered when I heard that.
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But in the last decade, these hopes have been shattered.
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Trump's first term has shattered all kinds of conventional wisdom.
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He positioned himself between his girlfriend and the shattered door.
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He had several broken bones and a shattered right elbow.
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The impact broke his ankle and shattered his lower leg.
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The impact also shattered her pelvis and ruptured her bladder.
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But he shattered the promise when he signedObamaCare into law.
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The myth of the Islamic State's invincibility has been shattered.
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The old man seemed shattered by the noise and revelry.
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The stones shattered windows and glass doors, Tianxia Chen recalled.
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Both men now say the issue has shattered their friendship.
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Taylor left "dazed and emotionally shattered," according to the lawsuit.
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His sympathy goes to the candidly conflicted, the nakedly shattered.
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One night, shotgun blasts shattered the windows of her home.
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But the decade we've just endured has shattered their halos.
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They showed photographs of a shattered tub outside the building.
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"Us" shattered expectations last weekend with a $71 million opening.
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God's megaphone didn't just rouse Lewis, it nearly shattered him.
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In June of this year, Salcedo staged the latest edition of the series, Quebrantos (Shattered), in which the names of murdered community leaders where spelled in shattered glass at a central plaza in Bogotá.
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He promised his aides they'd break out the celebration desk scotch once back in the office, but the bottle would remain unopened until a blast wave shattered it, milliseconds before it shattered Thornton III.
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"The shape of the structure and broken lines signify shattered glass like our shattered hearts, but it still holds together strong, mended to be even stronger than before," Knudson wrote in a Facebook post.
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Shattered glass strewn across sidewalks and along curbs is also common.
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I screamed as my heart shattered into a million tiny pieces.
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With the win, it shattered a glass ceiling for black films.
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It's so unfortunate that this dream of ours is now shattered.
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Another call, just two months later, has shattered this supposed solidarity.
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Lord knows this franchise has broken molds and shattered expectations before.
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When I picked it up, the back screen was totally shattered.
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The opera would seem guaranteed to leave you shattered, almost sickened.
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Another student's photo from the library shows a shattered glass door.
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That business model, like many others, was shattered by the internet.
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A shot rang out, a window shattered and a body fell.
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It shattered and chipped one of our brand new floor tiles.
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Instead, Ward only broke her leg, but shattered another family. CBS.
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Wide sidewalks are devoid of cigarette butts and shattered beer bottles.
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But I think their credibility is so shattered at this point.
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The glass shattered out and there was big whoof of flame.
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She also has a metal eye socket as hers was shattered.
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And when you start doing this work, that all gets shattered.
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It's shattered mobile records, crushing the likes of Candy Crush Saga.
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Finding Happiness Through Hiding From Background Checks Ysiad was emotionally shattered.
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Bullet casings still litter the hallways, curtains flutter from shattered windows.
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The car's windshield was shattered and flames billowed from the hood.
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If this is true, though, such solidarity was very easily shattered.
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Gabriel died from a skull fracture, shattered ribs and severe burns.
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For many, hope of a brighter future has already been shattered.
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Each pair, they said, represented a fatherless family, shattered by deportation.
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And emergency room doctors, working in clandestine clinics, set shattered bones.
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It shattered windows 400 feet away, according to the criminal complaint.
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Hariri set out at once to rebuild Beirut's shattered urban center.
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Such cruelty has shattered the silence this theocratic law depends on.
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And so many dreams have been shattered and broken, totally broken.
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Hollowness: spaces between the wires, empty spectacle frames and shattered glass.
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Consider this to be yet another glass ceiling shattered for good.
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Swift shattered their record with $217 million from just 240 shows.
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Their sister said the whole family is shattered by the slaying.
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But it shattered my sense of certitude about what I wanted.
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Seconds later, the blast from a mortar shell shattered the windshield.
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There was a horrific mass shooting and several families are shattered.
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Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation.
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The mosque's dome is also shattered, with only a corner left.
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She says the fingernail shattered after she slipped in the shower.
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Plus, rainfall records have been shattered across the U.S. this year.
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But the way she said it, at the time, shattered me.
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I thought to myself, 'Oh shoot, I hope it's not shattered.
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Shattered glass and the splintered edges of buildings spilled onto sidewalks.
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Windows were shattered, and even the wood siding was peeled off.
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The grid, already in trouble before the storm, had been shattered.
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A blast had shattered her home windows and damaged the doors.
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The governing codes of conduct that were shattered will be restored.
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Race shattered his legs and was told he'd never walk again.
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Their idyllic life is shattered when they're discovered by social services.
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At 0.637 seconds, Infineon's Sub 1 Reloaded shattered all previous records.
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But in certain moments that ignorance, whatever its nature, is shattered.
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The windows at the front of the building had been shattered.
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"My Olympic dream was shattered again," she wrote in her autobiography.
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Last week, a painting by Leonardo da Vinci shattered auction records.
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You will wonder which families in your neighborhood will be shattered.
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Mr. Trump has shattered boundaries, at least those his predecessors observed.
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It shattered my horizons, even some of my self-imposed ones.
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Kara Jacobs, an aunt of Timmothy, said the family was shattered.
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Its star, Reese Witherspoon, is shattered to be 40 and divorced.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. left America shattered and bitterly divided.
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The abusers betrayed the children's innocence and shattered a sacred bond.
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Suddenly the idyllic California afternoon was shattered by frantic radio chatter.
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Laing evokes the shattered, dreamlike quality of much of Acker's work.
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The rise of streaming has shattered any semblance of media scarcity.
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Although I remember little of the attack, the experience shattered me.
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Her daughter, Urpi Ríos, said the lawsuit had shattered the family.
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Erick's face is shattered, and he and his family are traumatized.
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"Shattered" promises chapter and verse on that, and it ruefully delivers.
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The $79.5 million price shattered the record for a city townhouse.
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The fighting has shattered what was already the region's poorest country.
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In some recaptured areas, people were returning to their shattered homes.
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Its "Joker" shattered box office records when it opened in October.
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Sasha grabbed a shot glass and shattered it on the floor.
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The Hill (opinion): Obama, not Trump, shattered U.S. credibility over Iran.
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A third piece suggests shattered bathtubs or maybe desecrated baptismal fonts.
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He says he "SHATTERED" the normal timetable for Achilles surgery recovery
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And when she mimes cutting herself on shattered glass, you wince.
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Windows shattered and flying glass left two people with minor lacerations.
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"My faith in the school is still pretty shattered," he said.
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BERLIN — The looming black semi with its shattered windshield was gone.
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At one point, another man dropped a pint, and it shattered.
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Prosecutor Alex Perrin said the injured were hit by shattered glass.
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All around him, Farris saw his community shattered by the tragedy.
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Ted Cruz for US Senate in Texas has shattered fundraising records.
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Headstones are cracked, askew, even shattered, by nature or by vandals.
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"He has shattered reality itself," said Lichtman, the American University professor.
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He has shattered convention and protocol, and they can't be repaired.
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Images on social media showed the shattered glass of bus windows.
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And I've shattered countless glasses, bowls, and plates that weren't mine.
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I'm right now listening to "Shattered," the Hillary Clinton Campaign things.
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A drastic escalation of fighting in Aleppo has shattered a partial truce.
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The rocks shattered two windows, left dents and scratches on the vehicle.
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Climbers who tried to keep going despite hacking coughs that shattered ribs.
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Her eyes are wide open still seeing the world through shattered glass.
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That's what this movie is, really: a beautiful, shattered, fucked-up dream.
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Windows more than 500 miles away shattered during the Tsar Bomba test.
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The complaint says the bullet shattered her ribs and lacerated her liver.
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The shootout shattered the nerves of shoppers on a busy Sunday afternoon.
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The statue fell and shattered into at least a dozen irreparable pieces.
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Almeida, meanwhile, has a baffling 21-0 record shattered by the loss.
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Attendance records were shattered at every racetrack he visited following his victory.
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Remember he was tackled by his next-door neighbor, one rib shattered.
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Perceptions are so easily shattered when you give a person a voice.
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They shattered in the bar's entryway, littering the inside foyer with glass.
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And Prison Religion's sound is even more shattered and unnerving than that.
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It's holding that hand in support even when you are still shattered.
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Mr Trump had already shattered taboos surrounding decency, honesty and intellectual incoherence.
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Bullets that went in and shattered something and fragments are still in.
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Donda was everything to Kanye and her death shattered him for years.
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Their lives have been shattered by his sexual assaults, their careers derailed.
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To see that has shattered an illusion probably all of us had.
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Earlier, a huge window flew and landed 20 feet away and shattered.
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Hurricane Maria ripped off their sheet-metal roofs and shattered their windows.
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The uprising shattered Libya into a collection of fiefs ruled by militias.
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Episode 7: Nothing Shattered The match comes to a screeching halt — literally.
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This illusion is shattered the minute we flood out of the bus.
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Garlic grower Christopher Ranch said the shooting had "shattered" the community stalwart.
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We can all agree that delicious casserole is better than shattered glass!
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The experience shattered my teenage hubris and spat it back at me.
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That blast shattered glass and destroyed buildings, leaving more than 1,000 injured.
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Three of the bullets shattered Hartnett's left arm, causing severe nerve damage.
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Grande's album thank u, next debuted on Friday, and promptly shattered records.
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Soon after, his face is comically shattered by a bullet from afar.
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Photos from the scene showed bloodied victims, smoke, shattered windows and debris.
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Yet blaming ourselves often makes us weaker — it leaves our confidence shattered.
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The truck's windows were shattered, revealing the bodies of father and daughter.
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We lusted over their meet-cutes and we sobbed when they shattered.
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But the bullet that shattered Frost's life will always be with her.
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But the deductible for replacing a shattered screen has gotten much cheaper.
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The same economic changes have shattered longstanding political coalitions, weakening mainstream parties.
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Washington (CNN)It's one more historic barrier President Barack Obama has shattered.
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This aesthetic of shattered lyricism and occluded beauty is ideal for Beckett.
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Dozens of slashes lacerated his torso, and bullets had shattered his skull.
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Ms. Carter fell to the floor, her femur shattered by a bullet.
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Vassell and other people whose lives have been shattered by police violence,
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Thirty years ago, culture and tradition were shattered during the Cultural Revolution.
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The U.S. sanctions have shattered illusions of price and supply chain stability.
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Several vehicles parked nearby were damaged, and windows of buildings were shattered.
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I want people to come here and have their preconceived notions shattered.
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Pan American World Airways' bankruptcy shattered an global symbol of American travel.
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It had become acres of shattered buildings, scrunched factories and shredded fences.
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Now a figure has emerged and shattered the unchallenged domination of Apple.
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His body had been shattered, shrinking from 160 pounds to 100 pounds.
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Flores hit a 3-2 pitch, and his bat shattered in half.
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Desperate to learn how to fix a shattered powder product (and fast)?
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Here's how the Top 4 ranked, from shattered glass to chandelier: 4.
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Most of the others on that block were empty, shattered, and broken.
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Her reverie is shattered when the producer shows her the gossip magazine.
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Qandeel shattered the mold, and she paid for it with her life.
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The car's back window was shattered, and glass littered the back seat.
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So have the coal trucks spewing splinters of rock that shattered windshields.
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Katie had facial injuries, broken ribs, a shattered shoulder and crushed foot.
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Its shattered congregants were forced afterward to pay for the building's demolition.
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TOO SHATTERED FOR MENDING By Peter Brown Hoffmeister 373 pp. Knopf. $17.99.
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Yes, their lives had been shattered by his conviction, sentence, and imprisonment.
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The C.I.A.'s shattered network in China will take years to rebuild.
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Glass cases were shattered, their contents gone or thrown on the floor.
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It had also shattered the families that had sustained them from birth.
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At her office in Anchorage, windows shattered and ceiling tiles rained down.
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Until now, Caracas has been spared the horrors that have shattered Maracaibo.
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Shattered Dreams is out now on New York label Purple Tape Pedigree.
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Tuesday's airstrikes shattered the relative quiet in the province in recent weeks.
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His nose was reconstructed three times and his eye socket was shattered.
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But damage -- even beyond lives stolen and families shattered -- has been done.
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Somewhere, The Lady Chablis shattered a shot glass and ate the shards.
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"Kate, don't have any more, my nerves are shattered," he said afterward.
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The glass lobby of the Mirador del Condado apartment building had shattered.
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For many people, the conflict forever shattered their trust in the authorities.
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The officers opened fire and dozens of rounds shattered the autumn night.
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When Bernard died in 2010 of pancreatic cancer, Marie-France was shattered.
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A panel on one of the towers was shattered, the department said.
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SHATTERED: INSIDE HILLARY CLINTON'S DOOMED CAMPAIGN By Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes.
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Upstairs, we found First Lieutenant Omar Ibrahim hunched below a shattered window.
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Patricia Williams built a career helping shattered families work through unimaginable crises.
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Thursday's bombing, in Hilla, a city south of Baghdad, shattered that illusion.
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TriStar has optioned rights to film "Shattered" as a limited television series.
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"It's absolutely shattered our trust," Andrea Swift said of the 2013 incident.
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Protesters have smashed bus stops and shattered the windows of police stations.
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The bicycle shattered into pieces, and the S.U.V. flipped onto its side.
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The bulletproof glass "appeared to have been violently shattered," Mr. Wenzel said.
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"And my heart is shattered this day, here in DeKalb County, Alabama."
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According to Inaba, Christie "fell and she shattered her arm" on Thursday.
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Then, as you bit down, the coating shattered, and the popcorn dissolved.
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The iPhone 73S came out unscathed, while the 6S Plus's screen shattered.
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In that race, Kosgei shattered the women's world record by 81 seconds.
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But this was an unusual breakup, in that Cillian's mind shattered first.
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Boeing's once unblemished reputation — which it spent years building — has been shattered.
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Is Cyrus trying to give a glimpse into what shattered her relationship?
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A metal ball thrown by von Holzhausen shattered both the truck's windows.
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"That's what I was confident about, but all my hopes have shattered."
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When her body was discovered near her villa, her relatives were shattered.
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The Great Recession and its aftermath shattered the policy consensus on economics.
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They're shattered now, and it's impossible to put the pieces back together.
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Wonder Woman broke records, ignited a passionate fan base, and shattered expectations.
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The windows have shattered and the ceiling has fallen in. Economist.com/blogs/bagehot
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Records weren't just falling, some were being shattered by 10 degrees or more.
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There, doctors rushed him into surgery, working to reconstruct and repair shattered bone.
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And now, for approximately 14 million people, even that illusion has been shattered.
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The shattered, bloodstained bodies of high school teenagers and school staff were everywhere.
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A holiday ceasefire in Afghanistan shattered by two suicide bombings over the weekend.
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If the ship is found, it will likely be in a shattered condition.
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Gabriel died in 2013 from a skull fracture, shattered ribs and severe burns.
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Then the events of Avengers: Endgame occur, and that domestic bliss is shattered.
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The total shattered market expectations of 2000,2104, according to economists surveyed by ADP.
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The show attracted millions of listeners and shattered podcast-streaming and downloading records.
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Four years after Silver helped make data journalism mainstream, the mystique's been shattered.
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Recently, one man shattered the norm by doing just that — and then some.
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Some, their trust forever shattered, had been unable to forge any close connections.
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" In a statement soon after she died, the Kennedys said they were "shattered.
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Debris from homes and shattered windows is a big worry in such storms.
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He shattered preconceived notions, smashed boundaries, and shared his heart through his music.
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"To have that community shattered at an event like this is truly heartbreaking."
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"Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation," Trump tweeted.
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My wrist twitched weird, and I dropped the tray and shattered the glasses.
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Tesla shattered Wall Street's expectations with its second quarter delivery and production results.
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It's important to note that records aren't just being broken—they're being shattered.
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But I was born in a country that's shattered after decades of war.
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In her record-breaking 52:70 seconds, she's shattered one more racial stereotype.
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He slashes Negan's throat with a piece of shattered glass from the ground.
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The two were kissing when, all of a sudden, the car's windows shattered.
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Three years after his split with Mariah Carey, Nick Cannon is still shattered.
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As a mother of a 17 year old daughter — I am HEARTBROKEN. SHATTERED.
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We're not used to having our perception of reality shattered by The Bachelor.
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The music legend has previously shattered glass ceilings with her music and career.
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Fragments of moonlight lie like shattered glass over the surface of the water.
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A woman carts away the merchandise she took from a shattered storefront window.
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Barriers shattered, we now have a cacophony of trends happening all at once.
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The app, which launched on July 22016th 22017, shattered records left and right.
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" Shillady's email to Clinton, published in his book, says: "Death will be shattered.
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Windows and doors of neighbourhoods within three kilometres were shattered from the blast.
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A woman with sad eyes gazes at her reflection in a shattered mirror.
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However, consumer confidence rebounded in February and job growth in January shattered expectations.
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One of the vases shattered when it hit the ground, the lawsuit says.
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A new day, a new record shattered by Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
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"Shattered" includes three momentous calls Clinton took on the night of the election.
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The force of the blast also shattered windows of adjacent houses, they said.
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Amber claims during the alleged attack, Johnny shattered various objects in the apartment.
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"It was just like feeling like your world just instantly shattered," Anna said.
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Last summer, an early version shattered a Guinness distance record of 905 feet.
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If these two split up again, Billy Ray's going to be absolutely shattered.
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The timing of this roughly tracks with the timing of the Shattered anecdote.
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Unlike the others, the silicone surrounding the objects in this orb is shattered.
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The 2013-2014 bust also shattered the appeal of careers in mining engineering.
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Many came to gawk at the shattered bombs in the first few days.
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It's also shattered something else: viewing a powerful woman through the male gaze.
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"People's lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation," Trump tweeted.
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Windows had shattered, and flames and plumes of black smoke were lashing out.
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The carriage flew forty feet, and the baby's skull shattered when he landed.
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Once ISIS's caliphate was shattered, the foundation of the partnership ceased to exist.
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We must own our wrongs to restore the faith that has been shattered.
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The gunfire shattered the mother's driver's side window, Washington told CNN affiliate KTRK.
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Another child was injured by shattered glass as the gunman shot through windows.
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The windows of the cafeteria had been shattered and glass was scattered everywhere.
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Another tray held more than 50 fragments of a cranium, shattered like glass.
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What would be the financial price tag of rebuilding a shattered North Korea?
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There is shattered glass everywhere as bodies slam through display cases and storefronts.
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Workers were still finding body parts in the shattered wedding hall on Sunday.
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Bullets shattered glass, but no one inside the church was hurt, Riad said.
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Ferocious battles have turned parts of Aleppo into a moonscape of shattered buildings.
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He wants to recapture the emotion of having his gold medal dream shattered.
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The massive hailstorm shattered car windows in the parking lot and dented vehicles.
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Travelers from around the world flee a shattered building, fearful of more bombs.
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The simulated thunderstorm of "Shattered," though, would have made a more fitting finale.
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Together they had founded Kalimat, and Raafat was shattered by his brother's death.
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"Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation," he tweeted.
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A profound truth shattered my mind, leaving me reeling from its spiteful certainty.
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But my preconceived notions were shattered after I attended the People's Climate March.
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I mean, you look around at the city, and it's pretty much shattered.
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Along with a shattered jaw, he was found to have temporomandibular joint disorder.
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The pandemic has shattered exit plans that some victims have spent months developing.
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Shattered makes clear that Clinton had no problem deciding what she was against.
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The manager set a price, Sinatra paid, then shattered it at the table.
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So Harris takes in this swollen, shattered world in the ways he can.
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The flagship Chanel store windows were shattered, as were those of several supermarkets.
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But the rocket shattered soon after launch and fell into the Yellow Sea.
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It shattered our small country on what was otherwise an ordinary Friday afternoon.
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He gave the example of the Jordan 1 Retro High Shattered Backboard 3.0.
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But she will get up on Thanksgiving and cook for the shattered congregation.
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The country is preparing a crisis fund to shore up its shattered markets.
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"Harvey Weinstein shattered the lives of an untold number of women," it said.
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The police arrived and beat them both, he said, and shattered his jaw.
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The broken asphalt surface of an Iraqi highway, shattered by a roadside bomb.
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Bikes with missing wheels and shattered frames pop up in bushes and rivers.
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His friends said Morenz's heart shattered when he realized his career was over.
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On May 53, a fastball from Toronto's Aaron Loup shattered Freeman's left wrist.
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His pancreas was ruptured, and the bone between his nose and mouth shattered.
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The foie gras ban shattered the family's sense of security, Mr. Dubon said.
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Ms. Jawara's plan to save her family through her soccer career were shattered.
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Shattered is the image of Justices sitting and serving to deliver impartial justice.
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More than 260 were injured, many critically — bodies crushed, limbs shattered, arteries severed.
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The conventional wisdom is that Trump has shattered the norms of American politics.
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This tragic shooting has shattered the lives of their families, friends and communities.
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More papers could be seen inside the building through a shattered glass wall.
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She grew up wanting to have six children to rebuild her shattered family.
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A plane window shattered after being struck by debris from a ruptured engine.
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And then, as he tried handing it back, Bakari's phone fell and shattered.
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The shattered device's screen was shown enlarged on posters beside the attorney general.
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"More Estelle Getty, it seems," Ted said, flashing a shattered piano keys grin.
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I still remember the shattered tiles on the floor where the bullet hit.
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The Russian shattered his leg and beat his face to a bloody pulp.
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Dream shattered "Within the first month, I couldn't understand my teachers," she recalled.
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All I felt was a shattered space where my father used to be.
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But beneath the shattered yet still stubborn national stasis, new social movements organize.
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But the deadly storm has already shattered records and inflicted long-term chaos.
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There's also an earthquake, a shattered window, an unexpected pregnancy, death and betrayal.
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Then, in a lunchtime speech, Vice President Mike Pence shattered the fragile unity.
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His death on Monday shattered the alliance between his loyalists and Houthi rebels.
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But the world the Stewarts made for themselves here was shattered on Dec.
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"Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation," he wrote.
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The symmetrical array of shattered, spiky planes underscores the violence of our past and future — that we live between one devastated condition and another — yet the symmetrical, shattered forms are also emblems of the possibility that all is not lost.
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The Baader-Meinhof terrorists had shattered West Germany's self-image of tolerance and stability.
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My sense of self was shattered; my sense of trust in my mother destroyed.
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In the anthologies Secret Identities and Shattered, the characters are definitely not just sidekicks.
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Normally we finish up at at least 2 in the morning and I'm shattered.
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Gabriel died from a skull fracture, shattered ribs and severe burns, the warrant alleges.
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We're talking flattened houses, lost lives, shattered power grids, flooded towns, forests destroyed—devastated.
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He landed on his left side and received multiple injuries, including a shattered ankle.
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When they next pick it up, they'll think their screen has been shattered. 2.
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The lifestyle he had grown accustomed to was shattered in just one fateful moment.
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So now that his threat has shattered, maybe we should allow ourselves the crush.
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Food Network&aposs Tyler Florence added simply that he was "shattered" by the news.
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Her other injuries include a shattered shoulder, several rib fractures, and a fractured mandible.
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It was very hard, because that perception of our perfect American family was shattered.
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The explosion shattered windows nearby, sending body parts and branches from the grapevines flying.
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The illusion that America has moved past racism should have been shattered by now.
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Textbook sen-no-sen which shattered Cyborg's forehead and might have ended his career.
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He walked out to see the restaurant filled with smoke and the window shattered.
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Ramsey Bolton (Iwan Rehon) tortured Theon into a shattered shell of his former self.
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"How to tell a shattered story?" writes Tilottama, towards the end of the novel.
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But that phone call left me shattered and staggering, unsure of my next move.
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She looked into her reflection, but they hit another bump, and the reflection shattered.
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The impact, according to the lawyer, was so powerful, Smith's car's back window shattered.
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Shattered plastic skull spilling camera parts and wires, the fragments of a tiny speaker.
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BYD's public image was shattered and its key contract with Long Beach was terminated.
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Along the way friendships are shattered, feelings are hurt, and many cigarettes are smoked.
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Ms Zhang says NGOs have been particularly helpful in the rebuilding of shattered societies.
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The movie has shattered other records, too, including biggest opening weekend in North America.
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Otherwise, you can live in a shattered economy for a long time to come.
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It shattered windows in shops and a mosque and scattered debris over nearby streets.
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Obama's legacy and the dreams of her presidency lay shattered at Donald Trump's feet.
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In Mexico Beach, population 1,000, the storm shattered homes, leaving floating piles of lumber.
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Shattered glass ceilings, kicked down doors, broke gender barriers, she was an anomaly & untouchable.
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Vestergaard writes: "It seems the chemical peace is not just broken; it is shattered."
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" In a statement last week after Saoirse's death, the Kennedys said they were "shattered.
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However, that peaceful scene is quickly shattered when Glover suddenly shoots the guitar player.
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But it happened, and my shattered window was an entirely unexpected and unbudgeted expense.
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From an untimely family death, from regrets and grief and horror and shattered souls?
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I was shattered, cracked open by heartbreak, stripped of self-worth and self-esteem.
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Though optimism had been shattered, a more bottom-up approach was worth a shot.
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Shattered rocks found at the site of a July 2015 wildfire in Velaux, France.
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Or the grand-stand lights at Shea Stadium, where the Beatles shattered attendance records.
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This is a recipe for some serious hand cramps — or a dropped and shattered.
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However, the bipartisan consensus that open racism is unacceptable is, alas, now completely shattered.
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The explosion killed one passenger and nearly sucked another out of a shattered window.
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In Factory Night Sky, Dial uses shattered glass, and wire on a painted panel.
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The impact shattered the windows of a number of buses on campus, she said.
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You're the sole survivor aboard a space station that's been shattered by forces unknown.
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It was last changing hands at 111.16 having shattered several layers of chart support.
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Television footage showed damaged vehicles, shattered glass and broken windows in the residential area.
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Once I get to Long Beach Boulevard, I see the back window is shattered.
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"All the market has been shattered," said ABN Amro chief investment officer Didier Duret.
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This week, Trump and Republicans in Congress have shattered all of their own pretenses.
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On Saturday, Hungarian swimmer Katinka Hosszu shattered the world record in the 400-medley.
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These verdicts have broken and shattered him and our family in so many ways.
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Amazon shattered expectations when it reported second quarter earnings after the bell on Thursday.
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Is journalism's ultimate legacy institution successfully adapting to the age of shattered political norms?
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The congressman also shattered fundraising records, raising close to $70 million throughout the cycle.
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Every step felt as if he had shattered a light bulb in the joint.
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Whatever the motive, the result is a town that's been shattered by mass murder.
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The shattered layer was replaced Monday, and the Skydeck reopened Tuesday, USA Today reported.
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It was last changing hands at 13 having shattered several layers of chart support.
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Well, she has shattered the record for most-liked photo on Instagram. http://usat.
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DUBLIN — In Rio de Janeiro three years ago, a young man's dream was shattered.
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Her 6-year-old daughter suffered cuts from shattered glass, the sheriff's office said.
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Although no warheads detonated, two of the bombs shattered, spreading plutonium over the village.
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But Arizona election officials say they expect that record to be shattered this year.
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Monday's debate shattered viewership records, with more than 80 million people watching the event.
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I went to turn on the lights, the temporal suspension of live music shattered.
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"Here was the strongest person I knew, and he was absolutely shattered," Tom said.
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Instead, they fell down, landed in a compromising position, and Cabrera shattered her ankle.
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He then shattered Seager's bat — a shard hit Morton on the thigh — to escape.
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The angry exchange shattered the relative peace that had marked the Democratic presidential primary.
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Nonsensical, inexplicable disappearances and deaths leave you shattered and scared and angry and confused.
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That illusion has been shattered, as concerns mount about slowing growth and rising costs.
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Those lies shattered what was left of my not-quite 26 year old psyche.
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In the '60s, my educational therapists helped me restore this shattered self-confidence & THRIVE.
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More women than ever hold positions of power worldwide; glass ceilings have been shattered.
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But when I look back, that was the day I shattered like a goblet.
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The doors shattered and shoppers stampeded through, fatally trampling a worker, Jdimytai Damour, 34.
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Marin's life was shattered when someone kidnapped her son from right under her nose.
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That number shattered the all-time weekly record of 695,000 set in October 1982.
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It sheltered and shattered me, from the end of childhood through a painful adolescence.
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In a third abandoned marriage, the determined wife flees, the mourning husband is shattered.
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That faith was already shattered in 2012, despite the false dawn of Obama's victory.
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The somber silence was shattered by anguished cries from the young widow of Sgt.
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Trump has shattered his previous record with 216 tweets (including 110 retweets) and counting.
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The blast, in a crowded area near several embassies, shattered windows a mile away.
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He noted that the camera was knocked down when the blast shattered the window.
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Behind him, the shattered visage of a part of the shrine was still visible.
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"My world completely shattered in front of me," she said of losing her dad.
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The start of the game was delayed an hour due to a shattered backboard.
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" She thought about what she had done "until it felt like my brain shattered.
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The trough was surrounded by neon lights, which shattered as the visitor tumbled in.
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But most of the pieces shattered by the fall remained together inside the frame.
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"Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation," the President tweeted.
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Longstanding promises have been broken, basic storytelling conventions shattered, and numerous disappointing mistakes made.
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Mojang's Bedrock update shattered the traditionally unassailable walls that separate audiences across different platforms.
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Also shattered forever was my sense of security, even though no one was injured.
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In the dawn light, all that remained was the base projecting from shattered masonry.
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As I wrote in 21941, this shattered our sense of a shared American identity.
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She suffered a fractured skull and a shattered pelvis that's broken in three places.
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Some people were reportedly hit by flying glass as windows shattered in nearby buildings.
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"Our hearts are shattered, and our heads are struggling to comprehend" the foundation said.
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There were bullets holes and shattered windows in the vehicle involved in the stop.
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Her life and children's lives had been completely shattered, she said in a statement.
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But as the government advanced this past week, all semblance of order was shattered.
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Six more bullets shattered his left forearm as he sought to shield his head.
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One ball of ice shattered instantaneously, leaving behind a large pockmark on the roof.
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Society is built largely on human trust, and when that's shattered we all suffer.
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On the contrary, Trump is a brilliant businessman who shattered the conventional political playbook.
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It blew a hole (another one) in our already shattered expectations of presidential behavior.
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Just like his shattered watch, that lost time is something that cannot be restored.
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There's no broken glass, no shattered record albums, no vomit left in my bedroom.
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My nose was broken and my four front teeth shattered, along with my jaw.
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Well, I'd buy anything right now that wasn't completely shattered on the back. Okay.
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His iPhone is shattered, in disrepair, and on its way to the Apple Shop.
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I've been listening to "Shattered" about the Hillary Clinton campaign while I've been driving.
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The shattered quality that young Looking Glass carries out of that hall of mirrors moves forward with him into the current Tulsa timeline, and it's the same shattered quality that is a major part of why he betrays Angela at episode's end.
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Inside homes, paint peels off the walls and shattered photo frames are strewn across mantelpieces.
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This was a year when predictions were shattered, polls discredited, facts eschewed and rationality dismissed.
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Kohles says police fired at the male driver and shattered the store&aposs glass doors.
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It's also the follow up to "Avengers: Endgame," which shattered box office records in April.
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The fireball shattered windows and damaged thousands of buildings, leaving more than 1,200 people injured.
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Three girls feed champagne to their friend who sliced her foot on a shattered bottle.
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Protesters shattered windows at the same building and threw firecrackers and rocks, according to CNN.
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After nearly two years of working closely with tech companies, that illusion has been shattered.
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A friend threw a rock and the back window shattered, boom, you could hear it.
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But his dreams were shattered when life showed him what being gay in Kenya meant.
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Trump himself has shattered many of the norms we have long expected from our presidents.
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A close-up of a shattered phone to me looks gorgeous, very interesting and cool.
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The home's roof was damaged and the top windows had been shattered by the heat.
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The shattered plaintiffs were going to have to go it alone against the Catholic Church.
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Yas, Queen Rey also sees "Darkness" — and that appears to be Kylo Ren's shattered helmet.
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One standout amid a gloomy tech sector was Facebook, which shattered expectations when it reported.
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The Kill Em with Kindness singer complemented her Coach slip dress with shattered glass nails.
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My mother touched my little protruding belly (the aforementioned "this"), and something in me shattered.
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And then you see the chairs upside down and glass shattered and blood all over.
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"She's shattered over the loss of this precious little girl," Hornton wrote of Thornton's mother.
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Mark Obenshain uploaded a photo of the shattered window to his Twitter account that night.
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Female candidates across the country shattered ceilings and broke down barriers with history-making wins.
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The high pressure area over Europe has shattered an all-time record for its intensity.
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Avengers: Endgame shattered box office records, starting with its astronomical $1.2 billion opening weekend worldwide.
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An explosion shattered that sense of safety more than a week after the Games began.
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Her self-titled surprise album, "BEYONCé", shattered records, selling 828,773 albums in just 72 hours.
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The film shattered box office records over the weekend with a $1.2 billion global opening.
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The blast propelled the dumpster 203 feet and shattered windows 400 feet above the detonation.
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Eventually, the entire crew leaves the store with the shattered crystal piece on the dolly.
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Of course, they've also shattered many dreams and triggered waterworks from contestants along the way.
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Had Apple lost the case, its long-running privacy and security mantra would be shattered.
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The concrete block basically pierces through the metal frame and sends shattered glass flying everywhere.
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Askew in supersonic air flow, the aerodynamic stress was too much and shattered the orbiter.
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A family on vacation, shattered We are still learning about the victims, young and old.
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The blast propelled the Dumpster 203 feet and shattered windows 400 feet above the detonation.
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On August 21, jurors shattered that record with their $417 million judgement to Eve Echeverria.
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The company shattered earnings expectations, reporting $1.48 per share, when Wall Street was expecting $1.12.
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These old folks, old businesses that controlled the pipes, their business model is completely shattered.
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But in recent weeks, Trump has shattered their hopes, and Republican commentary has become despairing.
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Travers remembered Valiente in a Facebook post, writing that he is "shattered" by the death.
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His foot is shattered, thanks to falling off the monitor at their first comeback show.
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Think about how many shattered iPhone screens you've seen, and yeah, it definitely makes sense.
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As March ends, another year of shattered brackets and NCAA March Madness chaos wraps up.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The zinc market has for years been a story of shattered bullish dreams.
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In the book, he talks about the questions that arose when his dreams were shattered.
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Trump has shattered the conventional relationship between the White House, the media and America's businesses.
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Almost immediately, the LP shattered several records, including the world record for single-week sales.
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Gloria has undergone a number of surgeries to remove the remnants of several shattered teeth.
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"The overall business model was more than dubious, and now it's actually shattered," he said.
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Shattered glass and splintered plywood littered the floor of the bar where we were tussling.
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But in the second playthrough, where players take control of 403S, this illusion is shattered.
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The base has shattered off, leaving the sharp stem, which Klinge shoved into the ground.
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But when he found out that Alina was mistreating another student, the illusion was shattered.
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The last was in 1973, when Watergate shattered the public's trust in the executive branch.
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DiPietro's playing career was shattered by injuries, especially after he signed the long-term contract.
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The sound of the blast rolled out over the water, and the shockwave shattered windows.
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The Brexit referendum last month shattered the notion of ineluctable integration in the European Union.
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At some point, if the Senate health bill becomes law, those beliefs will be shattered.
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SYDNEY, Australia — When a mass shooting shattered Australia in 1996, the country banned automatic weapons.
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In 2202, Thomas Jefferson shattered a tradition established by the esteemed precedent-setter George Washington.
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Television reports showed shattered glass and debris from shops and restaurants close to the mosque.
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An exodus to the West threatened the economy and shattered images of a worker's paradise.
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Smashed cars, shattered glass and pieces of the building lay scattered across the company grounds.
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The tight race between Trump and Cruz has shattered a tenuous peace between the two.
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The revelations shattered the ruling Workers' Party's image as the incorruptible champion of the poor.
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But, especially under this administration, our lives could be shattered through deportation at any moment.
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It's now time to get back to healing a world that is shattered and broken.
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But all too often what every substance abuser has in common is a shattered life.
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"The first thing I saw was the tail of the plane completely shattered," he said.
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Travel to Athens or Sochi and you will find a shattered vase of a model.
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"Wednesday's hearings on Capitol Hill probably shattered those illusions once and for all," Balz wrote.
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Its recent premiere shattered ratings records, although it has faced criticism for racially tinged humor.
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The hotel is covered in broken glass, as most of the windows have been shattered.
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Martin Luther shattered Christendom and transformed the West, making the modern world possible and inevitable.
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"There's not much I can say today other than our hearts are shattered," Bledsoe said.
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Doctors said Scalise was near death after he suffered shattered bones and damaged internal organs.
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Surely, the thinking went, women would turn out to ensure she shattered the glass ceiling.
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During the protest one group broke into the network where they shattered some glass doors.
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"It shattered my world," Avalos said in Spanish over the phone shortly after the announcement.
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In March 2014, a flock of birds shattered the windshield of a Malaysia Airlines MASM.
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It's been shattered, had its frame removed and is now a chasmal cavity for capital.
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Likely getting their ankles shattered by some random-ass dude at a daycare—that's where.
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It's also true that no bank's portfolio has yet been shattered by an environmental catastrophe.
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They shattered, to Musk's surprise, but the metal ball did not go through the glass.
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He set an initial goal of $25,000, which was promptly shattered as donations flooded in.
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Jaeger LeCoultre created the Reverso to protect delicate dials from being shattered by polo mallets.
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The rocks hit the top of the car Monday night and shattered the rear windshield.
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With Europe shattered, the United States was suddenly in the ascendant, a genuine world power.
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The massacre shattered our illusions, helping us see the brutality of China's one-party rule.
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The downtown had a deserted, empty feel, with businesses shattered and few people milling around.
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That was shattered on Sunday when a coordinated bombing attack killed more than 200 people.
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Washington was shot in the arm, and shattered glass injured her 6-year-old daughter.
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But beginning in the 1960s, Chile's culture of compromise was shattered by Cold War polarization.
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A NATO-led force deploys in the shattered country to secure implementation of the deal.
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The election shattered Spain's two-party system, but also left the country in political deadlock.
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So luckily, that kid shattered the ice and I was able to bring the heat.
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It shattered the Hollywood myth that "black films don't travel," making nearly $650 million internationally.
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Her relationships with gifted but unreliable men who abused her trust left her emotionally shattered.
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His anguish is only evident in his thought that the dew looks like shattered glass.
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Nor could he restrain himself from keeping Theon Greyjoy around as a psychologically shattered pet.
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And at the end of the first season, [Felipe] is really shattered by his past.
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"Our unity cannot be shattered by evil," the president said, reading slowly from a teleprompter.
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Theirs is a world in which girls are physically harmed, emotionally shattered and intellectually crushed.
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The video shattered a Facebook Live record and the Chewbacca masks are completely sold out.
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The crowd erupted in cheers, and several crystal champagne flutes shattered on the limestone terrace.
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Racial violence in Watts shattered King, who visited the riot torn streets of Los Angeles.
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Windows on firefighting bulldozers shattered as gusts inside the vortex hurled debris, rocks and embers.
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The windows on all three machines shattered, throwing glass into the eyes of one operator.
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Shattered glass and debris spread across major roads with no sign of commerce or traffic.
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They later walked down a nearby street where three windows had been shattered by bricks.
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Glass shattered, dust swirled and Shaw said he saw a man lying on the ground.
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Meanwhile, Texas shattered a 45-year oil record by pumping 1.5 billion barrels in 2018.
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" On Saturday, Trump tweeted: "Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation.
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Mystery solved: The skull had been shattered and moved when the landscaper cleared the land.
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Between a painful birth and the premature death of her baby, Amelia is left shattered.
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In total, Tortuga 1667 raised over $400,000 and shattered its fundraising goal by 4072 percent.
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I KO'd my internal bosses to the pulsing beat of the level, I shattered hearts.
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She would be shattered, absolutely, and who was going to break the news to her?
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That shattered the industry record of $7.6 billion, which was set by Disney in 2016.
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Residents were jolted awake and windows in several nearby homes were shattered in the blast.
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But when Roy is arrested for a crime he didn't commit their love is shattered.
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Avengers: Endgame shattered box office records, starting with its astronomical $1.2 billion opening weekend worldwide.
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The call shattered decades of diplomatic protocol and raised questions about Mr. Trump's China strategy.
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" On Saturday, Trump tweeted that lives were being shattered and destroyed by "a mere allegation.
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That record was then broken again in 20123, and then shattered in 2015 and 2016.
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On an almost daily basis, injuries are suffered, families are shattered and lives are lost.
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It has ripped off roofs and shattered windows in Hong Kong, injuring almost 400 people.
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The lives of survivors of sexual assault and domestic abuse are being shattered every day.
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Photographs he posted on social media showed its windows blown out and its windscreen shattered.
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The number of deaths is expected to climb as authorities began sifting through shattered neighborhoods.
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The filibuster-style speech shattered the record for the longest speech on the House floor.
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This didn't just break the previous record for the hottest postseason game — it shattered it.
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Over the last 50 years or so, the rules about a woman's place were shattered.
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To Wallace, the prohibition against slam dunks was like segregation laws: made to be shattered.
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But his stature was shattered by revelations that he had protected child molesters for years.
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I felt for it, and his arm was shattered from his shoulder to his elbow.
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For a brief, terrifying moment, rails twisted, metal crunched, windows shattered and each train wobbled.
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That image was shattered by scandals over fake customer accounts, unwanted products and unwarranted fees.
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They ripped the doors off, shattered every window and then flipped over, totally destroying it.
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"Engine exploded (we think) and shattered one of the windows, killing a passenger," Martinez wrote.
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Zimmerman wasn't shot, but escaped the incident with a few cuts from the shattered window.
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Hala Alyan's new book of poetry, The Twenty-Ninth Year, explores a shattered woman's psyche.
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Then tragedy strikes: She is assaulted in their home, and the couple's lives are shattered.
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With the loss of its biggest cities, the mystique of the jihadist "state" is being shattered.
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Washington (CNN)British voters just shattered political convention in a stunning repudiation of the ruling establishment.
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The Cowboys shattered their previous attendance record with more than 80,000 fans showing up to watch.
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This doesn't stop them from continuing on, and arrive at Aunt Lily's with a shattered mirror.
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On the other, a tyrant rules, justice is chained and her scales shattered and fear rules.
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The presidency would be shattered as an institution and the devastation to democracy would be irreparable.
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A section of the complex appeared to sustain significant damage, with shattered windows and scattered debris.
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There is a new "Guinness Book of World Records," which has been shattered by this guy.
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Gold futures hit a 20.71-month low on Wednesday after the ADP employment report shattered estimates.
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Endgame shattered box office records by opening this weekend to the tune of $1.2 billion worldwide.
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At that moment I realized that the mouth guard had shattered again, and I was alive.
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The rampage began with a shotgun blast that shattered the glass entrance to the open newsroom.
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The explosion was so powerful it shattered windows of nearby buildings and damaged cars parked outside.
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The blast initially reported as a gas explosion shattered windows in nearby homes, KYW-TV reported.
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That moment is then shattered to pieces by the angry bellowings of an incandescent Big Sam.
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"These verdicts have broken and shattered him and our family in so many ways," Dan writes.
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When I shattered from life, I left shrapnel embedded in some of the strangers to come.
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Yet whenever they look like finally making a success of themselves, their lives are invariably shattered.
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My confidence was shattered, and I felt as if there wasn't anyone I could talk to.
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But the Drake moment, which shattered Twitch viewership records, took the game's success into the stratosphere.
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The blast shattered a window, killing a passenger, the first U.S. passenger airline fatality since 240.
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In the span of one dark month in 2016, Pam and Chris Andrews' world was shattered.
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My book explores the cataclysm that destroyed the city and, in fact, shattered the entire civilization.
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On August 2, Brittany Harris' world was shattered when she learned that her husband, Army Spc.
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The film shattered the record held by Sony Pictures' "Venom," which made $80 million last October.
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"I am so heartbroken right now…omg?" she wrote alongside an image of a shattered heart.
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The restaurant company shattered quarterly estimates, turning in $3.82 earnings per share on $1.4 billion revenue.
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When you look at just how shattered Zelle plays the young woman, everything becomes crystal clear.
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"Ceilings have been shattered," he said, calling out best director nominees Greta Gerwig and Jordan Peele.
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This is because there's nothing to come back to; Sinjar is a shattered and destroyed place.
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Then, on May 5th, Mr Trump fired off a pair of tweets that shattered the optimism.
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It just shattered all of my illusions of what I thought I would see or experience.
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More often than not, it was swept under the rug — along with the women's shattered lives.
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They shattered a lot of norms, and they did not shy away from controversy or adversity.
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Finally, imagine that you are a young, unarmed woman who lives alone in the shattered house.
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And it shattered the relative stability that had prevailed in the country in the subsequent decade.
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I also have my absolute favorite date of all time that unfortunately led to something shattered.
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It still isn't completely shattered, though, and I'm reminded of this every time I go shopping.
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Krystal, shattered by her group date failure, confronts the girls who have been talking about her.
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"These verdicts have broken and shattered him and our family in so many ways." he wrote.
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Images showed an extremely damaged engine, as well as a shattered cabin window with exposed insulation.
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From overly handsy reptiles to shattered props, her "When Things Go Wrong" compilation is pure hilarity.
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One minute later, the explosion shattered the glass of a refrigerator in the bakery, Heitz said.
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Morning light revealed empty streets covered in broken glass, from shattered windows on surrounding office buildings.
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The massacre shattered any lingering moral claims that the British might have had to rule India.
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The suspect shattered a window at the facility and broke in at around 2:10 a.m.
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Some people cleaned shattered glass from about a dozen storefronts and boarded up doors and windows.
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He now spends his days trying to erase traces of the bombs that shattered their lives.
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State police began investigating after a 2012 explosion that shattered windows 4 miles (6.4 kilometers) away.
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She later shattered that same glass ceiling when she was elected to the Senate in 22018.
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The screen shattered and the phone never worked right again, even after the screen was fixed.
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"Boko Haram has shattered demographic stereotypes as to what a suicide bomber looks like," says Warner.
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Glass on top shattered, there was paper underneath that peeled back, and the back popped open.
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Two of the phones shattered on the sidewalk below and one landed in a seat cushion.
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I broke my back and shattered my tailbone, my pelvis in five places, my left femur.
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It was Castor's first brush with limited expectations — and also the first time she shattered them.
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She was the person I called when my confidence had been shattered, and my fortitude dissolved.
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CUOMO: We're looking at some of the first images there from the YMCS's glass being shattered.
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The protests have shattered years of political inertia and unsettled Algeria's opaque but powerful security establishment.
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Once Davis catches wind of this story, the fragile understanding between the actresses is again shattered.
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They leave her at the bottom of the cliff, snapped and shattered like a delicate conch.
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Of course, it shattered those projections, destroying February records with a $2117.1 million President's Weekend launch.
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Over the past two weeks, Tesla has shattered its previous trading peaks and surged even higher.
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"People's lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation," Trump tweeted at the time.
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Neighbors in Ruszczyk's predominately white neighborhood addressed their own shattered trust in a fair policing system.
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Video footage and images on state media showed a fire and shattered windows in nearby buildings.
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It became one of the best-selling singles in history — as Titanic shattered box office records.
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In the course of two tournaments, the hierarchy of Dragon Ball FighterZ had been sufficiently shattered.
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One of the five bullets he fired shattered the windshield and struck Edwards in the head.
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A little sadly, the illusion gets shattered quickly and it's clear we're playing a Video Game.
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The police and media cover-up after Cologne shattered many Germans' confidence in their government's policy.
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Europe was still shattered by the Second World War, with its industrial capacity a smoking ruin.
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Like cancer, you just don't get it until your personal life is shattered by the diagnosis.
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"Our unity cannot be shattered by evil, our bonds cannot be broken by violence," Trump said.
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I threw a glass, the glass hit the wall, shattered, and that's how the cut happened.
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And we spend four months finally figuring out that most of our assumptions have been shattered.
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Syria's partial truce shattered as the northern city of Aleppo plunged back into all-out war.
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For India, the attacks shattered the last great opportunity to pursue peace with arch-rival Pakistan.
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Based on the number of shattered iPhones I see in the wild, we're a hopeful bunch.
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On Twitter, Mr. Trump crowed that his appearance had shattered recent ratings records for the program.
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Much as in Syria and Iraq today, Lebanon was shattered by its 15-year-long war.
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Xi Jinping warns that attempts to divide China will end with 'crushed bodies and shattered bones'
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When the revolution came, the hacienda was looted, its chapel burned and its water lines shattered.
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These pundits are confused: it was Obama, not Trump, who shattered America's credibility with key allies.
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I saw in the rearview mirror that the back window was shattered, as if shot out.
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The Conservative Party attacked Labour's amendment, saying it "shattered their promise to respect the referendum result".
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It was 10 years ago in this backyard when a similar moment of revelry was shattered.
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He lived with his father and his paternal grandmother until Tuesday, when his world was shattered.
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We covered our faces with towels to avoid the shattered windshield glass that flew at us.
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The shattered dreams, the burning shame, and the dark sadness I wasn't sure would ever disappear.
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"And I came back and the passenger window was shattered, and she was gone," Steel said.
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When Samia was in second grade, her chance at a fair and healthy childhood was shattered.
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Now, the recent campaign has completely shattered any political consensus on the value of international trade.
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Fox News shattered cable news records with 24 million viewers for its first debate, in August.
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Your stroller's got a flat tyre due to the shattered bottles rolling round the floor. 15.
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He has to confront it, or be shattered… but first he's got to finish his route.
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This awards season, glass ceilings are being shattered in both best director and best cinematography categories.
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The Sam Barlow–designed Shattered Memories had an intriguing psychoanalysis mechanic, but it was under developed.
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Ossoff shattered fundraising totals by raising more than $23 million, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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It's clear that Atlanta has shattered the mold and connected with people in a unique way.
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Yellow police tape outside Prince's front door stretched toward the shattered glass of the targeted bodega.
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It toppled trees, shattered windows, tore off roofs and turned streets into rivers throughout the island.
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And like the limiting narratives of perfect daughters, real men, resurrections and grief, the plaster shattered.
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Even so, that crisis shattered much of the world's confidence in the United States' financial leadership.
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At first it's hard to tell if Ronson is feeling a bit low, or just shattered.
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In the pages of Shattered, it becomes clear that their fundamental origin rested in Clinton herself.
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We learn from Shattered that this is not because Clinton's team ignored the blown Michigan primary.
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Acute natural disasters such as floods and typhoons have shattered villages in Kenya, Nigeria, and Senegal.
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They arrived bruised and battered, hurt by falling objects and shattered glass on the rocking ship.
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But Venezuela, at one point Latin America's wealthiest country, has not been shattered by armed conflict.
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But a peaceful assumption was shattered by a rampage that killed a schoolgirl and a parent.
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He used such force that it tore a hole in Kleiner's cheek and shattered her shoulder.
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Two weeks after his 60th birthday, in 2017, he shattered a hip in a bicycle accident.
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For our purposes here, however, the thing in danger of being shattered is our self-esteem.
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This broken and shattered ruin would be an intentionally inconveniently placed eyesore, disrupting travel and commerce.
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Sports of The Times The Mets are a vase fallen from a high shelf and shattered.
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In the Michigan primary on Tuesday, Democratic turnout shattered records, spiking 33 percent over 85033 turnout.
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Buildings in that city swayed, trees were downed, windows shattered and hundreds of flights were canceled.
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Tlatelolco shattered the bargain that the government imposed on Mexicans: political acquiescence in exchange for stability.
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Fragile relations between the Rohingya villagers and their ethnic Rakhine Buddhist neighbors were shattered on Aug.
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But that illusion was shattered in September, when Ms. Yellen said the bank remained under investigation.
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For the first time in my experience, Frank is the beating, shattered heart of the show.
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He has this bond with his son, but eventually it will be shattered by his past.
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Now the offices are closed, shattered glass litters a dusty courtyard and the steel is rusted.
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But coronavirus has shattered that dream, undermining farm commodity prices as it spreads around the world.
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Alas, the glass had cooled too quickly and the "badass squirrel bong," she said, had shattered.
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Inevitably, that symbolism is shattered when the duck is shown to have multiple, sometimes contradictory qualities.
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"I was shattered," Mr. Belohlavek recalled in an interview in The New York Times in 2014.
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At Spanky's Liquor on the main street of Port Aransas, the windows shattered, the walls collapsed.
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It shattered the illusion that if Mr. Pence had no gravitas, he at least had principles.
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He said the deputy's vehicle had scratches, dents and a shattered rear window following the collision.
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A number of garage doors appeared bent and battered and the windows of some houses shattered.
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Bowers, 46, allegedly shot and shattered a large window of the synagogue before he entered it.
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Shattered glass and a toppled potted plant lay strewn across what had been its reception area.
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The carpet was dark red, with a jagged gold pattern that reminded John of shattered glass.
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The other hosts in this episode are still picking through the pieces of their shattered identity.
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The 216 total for 216 shattered the previous global record of 214 journalists imprisoned in 2012.
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The Dreamers lives will be shattered beyond repair by deportation to countries many have never known.
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In a statement on Thursday, the Kennedy family said they were "shattered" by Saoirse's sudden death.
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It's the summer of 1963, before the Kennedy assassination shattered the shiny facade of postwar Americana.
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By the time of his death, Cohn had been disbarred for dishonesty and his career shattered.
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The events of April 1917 shattered any illusion that the war would not touch those homes.
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A car covered in thermal foil also could be seen, with shattered glass next to it.
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The statue crashed and shattered and he was arrested and charged with destruction of public property.
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Others lay fallen and shattered on the ground, branches strewn around, their mangled stumps still smoldering.
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Now, after several regional wars and a surge in sectarian strife, that consensus has been shattered.
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Its IPO there in 2014 raised $25 billion and shattered records as the largest in history.
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When dropped face-down the S7 shattered immediately, and the S7 Edge only lasted two falls.
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Smyly struck out eight and also shattered three Venezuelan bats in four and two-thirds innings.
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Two bullets shattered a large plate glass window, before lodging in walls, CNN affiliate WESH reported.
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Most breakables were shattered in the earthquake, So citizens munched off paper plates, with dirty fingers.
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It's the big, shattered greenhouse-looking thing stretching into the sky, clearly visible in the background.
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When the officer returned, the rear passenger side window was shattered and the bag was gone.
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The cinder-block base stood and so did the overall structure, but several windows had shattered.
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Its smooth golden surface was sliced by incisions and shattered in some places by Cubist eruptions.
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Back in 2016, for example, Sanders shattered records by raising money from about 7 million individuals.
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Like a shattered mirror, each fragment reflects a different distorted image instead of a single reality.
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A series of courageous demonstrations in the spring and summer shattered the norm of Gambian quiescence.
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The takeaway from seven public impeachment hearings: Nothing has shattered House Republicans' allegiance toward President Trump.
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The depression of 1893-97 shattered faith that a growing industrial economy would lift all boats.
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The attack, which shattered the window, is being investigated as a possible bias crime, police said.
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Individually, they have shattered a number of glass ceilings in local politics and on Capitol Hill.
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Early voting in the state shattered previous records, with more than 2 million people casting ballots.
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But it doesn't feel like too much because of the sheer, shattered emptiness on Hurt's face.
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President Ronald Reagan was shot in 1981; the bullet shattered a rib and punctured a lung.
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Donald Trump shattered her seemingly unbreakable electoral firewall in three crucial states: Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
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Six years ago, the region was left largely untouched by the earthquake that shattered the Haitian capital.
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Nearly a year ago, I retired a shattered iPhone 6 for a sparkling jet black iPhone 7.
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State police began investigating Explo after a 2100 explosion that shattered windows 26 miles (235.4 kilometers) away.
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Here is an abridged list, for reference/schadenfreude:• My senior year of college, I shattered my ankle.
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The U.S. solar market has "shattered" records for quarterly solar photovoltaic installation, according to a new report.
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The bullet that struck the patron shattered a glass window before it hit him, the station reported.
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"I feel bad -- I feel shattered to know how our country is now," Juana Isabel told us.
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Germany had already been badly beaten in the war—it was near bankruptcy, its military might shattered.
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The heatwave has also shattered dozens of local records in France, Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic.
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A welcoming place shattered by gunfire There were about 40 people in the bar at the time.
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I remember being utterly shattered at the end of a workout with Orchard Street Runners one night.
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Nor will Gaza's shattered economy be reopened to the world (indeed, commercial traffic is down this summer).
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We've been told to Lean In. The glass ceiling has supposedly been shattered into a million pieces.
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It's just cool and enjoyable to a wide audience, and that's why the niche has been shattered.
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The blast shattered windows a mile away and sent clouds of black smoke swirling above the city.
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Twitter laid off hundreds of employees and shattered businesses, like the 6-second app Vine, last year.
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"Joker," meanwhile, has shattered box office records, opening to $96 million, the highest-grossing October debut ever.
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"Over and over again, Carly has shattered glass ceilings," Cruz said as he introduced Fiorina in Indianapolis.
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Of course, Facebook's most recent earnings shattered Wall Street expectations, but there are some suggestions that user .
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Passengers checked in while workers cleaned up the shattered glass and blood left after last night's attack.
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Its bond with France has been shattered by PiS's bungling of a deal to buy Airbus helicopters.
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The impact that punched out the crater nearly shattered Mimas, producing fractures on the moon's opposite side.
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The last and deadliest dragged on for 153 days in the summer of 2014 and shattered Gaza.
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The early, pre-merge episodes establish characters, motivations and expectations that are often shattered by the end.
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The latest U.S. attempt to end Syria's 5-1/2 year civil war was shattered on Sept.
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In Cizre, a largely Kurdish town bordering Syria, buildings are riddled with bullet holes, their windows shattered.
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Barry Fauts, 72, came back to find his property in coastal St. Augustine shattered by the storm.
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On the second attempt, the glass shattered and she was able to get inside and rescue Raina.
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By the time he accepted his nomination just over a year later, it had shattered into pieces.
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Photos shared by Lameki from one store showed shattered glass and supermarket items strewn across the floor.
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The site of the shooting, meanwhile, has become something of a memorial to the family it shattered.
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Finally, after almost a decade of delays, mismanagement, and shattered dreams, DC's streetcar will open tomorrow (hopefully).
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If a phone was rendered unusable — the screen totally shattered, for instance — then we stopped dropping it.
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A ban on motorbikes in war-shattered Raqqa has only partially succeeded in curbing attacks on infrastructure.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox She shattered the previous record — set more that 183 years ago — by 11 days.
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Yet all agreed on one thing after a primary season that shattered conventional wisdom: Don't underestimate Trump.
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Onlookers cheered as a masked man shattered a hotel window while another one hurled rocks through it.
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Most likely I will start a whole new project as the last one is pretty much shattered!
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By early Sunday morning, the party was shattered by the biggest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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Job growth for the month shattered expectations, with nonfarm payrolls surging by 304,000 despite a government shutdown.
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Millions of Americans' dreams of seeing the first Latino president have been shattered in the Scandal-verse.
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When the two returned to the vehicle roughly an hour later, they found the car's window shattered.
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Now some Harare residents, standing amid the shattered windows of Wednesday&aposs violence, expressed frustration and exhaustion.
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"And just like that our perfect world was shattered," Adrianne, a stay-at-home mother, tells PEOPLE.
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In the process, he shattered stereotypes of Africa and connected it with the rest of the world.
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A shattered night club and a vacant children&aposs theme park are ghostlike reminders of generations past.
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The blast shattered a window, killing a passenger, in the first U.S. passenger airline fatality since 220.
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The fragile ceasefire agreed in 2015 is often shattered by outbursts of gunfire and explosions of shells.
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But the scorched-earth battlefield tactics used by both sides mean the prize is a shattered ruin.
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They told her the bullet that shattered her right leg had also passed through her left leg.
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Gibbons claims after Offset slapped it out of his hand, it fell to the ground and shattered.
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" Esther Lerman Freeman, clinical psychologist at Oregon Health & Science University said, "Patients report nights of shattered sleep.
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Trump shattered decades of precedent during the 2016 campaign by refusing to release his personal tax returns.
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Nothing will ever be the same again, because once a mirror is shattered, it can't be fixed.
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Each of the shattered pieces has a beauty and specificity to it, destroyed in order to create.
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But, as ubiquitous as Kuramoto's model became, any illusions physicists had of understanding synchronization shattered in 2001.
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The bullet shattered the window and punctured his throat; the shrapnel lacerated his skull, chest, and stomach.
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The object's impact shattered many nearby windows and left a crater a couple feet deep, CNN reports.
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While the Night King was getting pierced by Arya's dagger, we shattered under his piercing blue gaze.
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Water ran out [of] the pools glasses shattered in my room and drink spilled in my suitcase!
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Water ran out if the pools glasses shattered in my room and drink spilled in my suitcase!
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That plan was shattered onboard the boat, when James allegedly had a bad incident with Mariah's assistant.
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Those 49 people that were killed in Pulse were there to dance, and that just shattered everything.
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President Rouhani, a pragmatist, has been trying to attract technology and investment to bolster Iran's shattered economy.
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Worse, I shattered no less than three of the little matryoshka doll villagers that had been retrieved.
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The Florida woman's already-difficult life shattered on February 1, 2004 when she experienced every parent's nightmare.
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Events on the Temple Mount in the year 2000 abruptly shattered the viability of that simple equation.
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He stood still shouting with the police in Germany and it was humiliating and I was shattered.
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In the firestorm which would follow, public confidence in the DOJ and the FBI would be shattered.
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It becomes hard to focus on a single death, a single life lost, a single family shattered.
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The blast shattered a window, killing a passenger, in the first U.S. airline passenger fatality since 2009.
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" Then in a tweet, Trump wrote: "Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation.
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One had a shattered thigh bone and two had a rotting jawbone, not the other way around.
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Anita Ortiz is inside a shattered building, sitting on a bed that's soaking wet from the rain.
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The improvised explosive device that detonated under his armored military vehicle shattered his body and our lives.
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Once again, my neighborhood, the 11th Arrondissement of Paris, felt like the most shattered place in Europe.
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The only thing shattered was not glass, but that feeling of security being a Jew in America.
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As bullets flew and windows shattered, one of the students, Aldo Gutiérrez, was shot in the head.
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Indeed, a Republican victory would destroy the legacy of Obama and leave the Democrats a shattered party.
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Broken pieces of wood from patios lay on the ground next to shattered glass from car windows.
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For those of us whose lives have been shattered by terrorism, our sorrow never really goes away.
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This next chapter of Swift's career could very easily see new records set and old ones shattered.
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We thought this was cool until we dropped one and it shattered all over the shower floor.
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Jazmine's 6-year-old sister was struck by shattered glass and treated and released, according to Gonzalez.
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Several players were hit by shattered glass and some were affected by tear gas or pepper spray.
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Hayat Khan was having dinner with his family at his home when the explosion shattered the windows.
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We passed houses shattered by the hurricane, buildings knocked into hills of lumber, now overgrown with vines.
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The early voter turnout in Georgia shattered the state's previous record, from 2014, for a midterm election.
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But his idyllic childhood was shattered in the spring of 1944 when the Nazis marched into Hungary.
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Shep Smith just totally shattered the Nunes memo narrative his colleagues Fox News have been pushing. pic.twitter.
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"My dream has been shattered now," Conlan fumed to RTE on his way out of the arena.
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She would get her heart shattered and just pick right back up and let it happen again.
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In the women's race, Swiss Daniela Ryf shattered the course record to also successfully defend her title.
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That is 10,0003 families left shattered, 10,497 futures cut short, 10,497 tragedies that could have been avoided.
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The blast shattered a window, killing a passenger, in the first U.S. passenger airline fatality since 2009.
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The blast shattered windows in several buildings nearby and was felt across the neighborhood, a witness said.
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The blast sent glass flying from windows that shattered when a sonic boom followed the meteor's explosion.
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A reporter for another station, KOMO, said that the explosion resulted in large amounts of shattered glass.
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Both men knew a measure of security in their early childhoods, which was shattered by family upheavals.
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Mary Tyler Moore's Mary Richards -- by far, readers' top choice -- shattered television gender norms in the '70s.
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Two individuals shattered a window with a large rock, then walked inside and took electronics, police said.
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Auras of invincibility can be strangled into nothingness by rear-naked chokes and shattered by high kicks.
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Parts of the city are expanses of devastation - shattered timbers and concrete, broken window frames and roofs.
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She's stepping through the shattered glass of her divorce into a bippity-boppity wonderland of puppy love.
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Locations are grimy, broken, looking for the world like they've been shattered by conflict, and by neglect.
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