The report reads: The interviews of Shred Works' employees and the Shred Works' documents do not confirm Levandowski's contention that he took the five disks to Shred Works on the same day as his meeting with Uber, which was March 223, 22017.
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And — almost unthinkably — all without a shred of consequence.
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How did the world's most famous street artist manage to shred — or rather half shred — one of his iconic "Girl With Balloon" paintings moments after it had sold for $2000 million at auction?
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Together, this trio will shred the health care safety net.
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He could absolutely shred and he loved to do it.
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There's not a shred of ideology left around the table.
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The Iran deal he promised to shred remains in force.
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It's time for the CIA to shred that dark past.
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So, whenever that flare goes up, nerves begin to shred.
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He tried to shred it but the reverse shell failed.
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I don't have a roast chicken to shred into enchiladas.
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Any possible shred of evidence that existed, Mr. Gwinn wanted.
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A loss that afternoon to Washington would shred their hopes.
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Shred the meat and toss it with its pan juices.
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It can shred cheese and make bread crumbs in second.
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The animals slip out of trawls or shred inside them.
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Mr. Ramsey says relentlessly eliminate every last shred of debt.
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She was petite and polished, without a shred of artifice.
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And the collusion, they haven't found one shred of evidence.
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Those claims can be made without a shred of proof.
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At that moment, you can shred all the polling results.
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Let this be a lesson, kiddos -- don't smoke and shred.
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He saved every last shred of toilet paper from his life.
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Both sides want to shred the conventions governing the Oval Office.
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Every shred of plastic bag seems perfectly placed and preternaturally tangled.
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"The Congress cannot let the President shred the Constitution," they said.
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I head to the kitchen and shred the slow cooker chicken.
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The apps used by Raghavan are Geo Shred, and Finger Fiddle.
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Plus gamay isn't acidic, so it won't shred your tender mouthparts.
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Go ahead and embrace animal causes without a shred of guilt.
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But without a shred of evidence we shouldn't believe the Secretary.
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Transfer chicken to a cutting board, and shred using 2 forks.
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What if a stray shred of lettuce got on his tie?
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He doesn't like to lose even a shred of an argument.
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Shred pork with 2 forks, and place in a large bowl.
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Zelenskiy's crowded campaign headquarters Sunday night, there wasn't a shred of
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Everyone would have one if there were a shred of probability.
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We read the complaint, and there's not a shred of truth.
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Thank them for their information, she suggests instead, and shred them.
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Thank them for their information, she suggests instead, and shred them.
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We could shred through $2.50 and go right down to $2.25.
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Before Elsey could shred it, Dr. Bennett whisked the toy away.
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What about any shred of latency that could wreck a mix?
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"And collusion, they haven't found one shred of evidence," Bannon added.
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I do, however, doubt you have an shred of soul left.
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But both have the ability to take or shred a life.
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Why don't we just bring him in and let him shred?
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I particularly remembered her shred version of 'Flight of the Bumblebee'.
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They'll also look for any shred of insight into YouTube's growth.
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These sporty stars are brrr-aving the cold to shred some snow.
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In particular, any impeachment proceeding is widely believed to shred executive privilege.
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She scours the news and social media for any shred of information.
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Which is to say some people have not a shred of conscience.
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What this show does is find ways to shred that stock stereotype.
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But it has said it would "shred" the deal if Washington quit.
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I was originally going to shred them until my husband stopped me.
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Want to shred on your snowboard but can't get to the slopes?
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The jihadists fight to expunge any shred of freedom and secular government.
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Q: In your most recent "shred," approximately how many guns were destroyed?
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Vindman testified that there wasn't a shred of truth to that account.
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Me: And what is left, most of it you're planning to shred?
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I want people to try to shred the idea of inborn racism.
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No scrap or shred of space was left unused by the management.
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Shred up your leftover turkey and warm it gently in the mole.
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We must not let the violent forces of extremism shred Roe v.
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But the quiet ascendancy of finance allowed management to shred this accord.
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I took it upon myself to bestow the shred knowledge I'd acquired.
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There simply isn't a shred of the rule of law in him.
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They love to rip, shred and tear any appendages a toy may have.
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Lose a shred of reputation for the firm, and I will be ruthless.
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Levandowski said he brought the discs to a shredding company called Shred Works.
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The company makes its recyclers shred old devices so they can't be reused.
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When Henrik Seva butchers a reindeer, not a shred of meat is wasted.
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Chuck doesn't speak to Wendy with a shred of empathy — but Taylor does.
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They're shred-happy tools made to trek farther than two legs can handle.
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The only thing it won't do is shred your favorite pair of shoes.
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Mix, chop, slice, shred, knead, emulsify, and pureé whatever you please to perfection.
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The jury found absolutely no shred of evidence of intentional misconduct or harm.
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Still, let's try to end 2016 with a shred of reality intact, okay?
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LONDON — Somewhere deep, deep down, there's a shred of goodness in Cersei Lannister.
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Lose a shred of reputation for the firm and I will be ruthless.
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Both seasoned combatants, once allies, are working overtime to shred each other's credibility.
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A clammy paper shred stuck to my tongue, plus a piece of popcorn.
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Trump and the new Congress will most definitely shred Obama's Middle East policy.
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Anyone with eyes and even a shred of insight can identify a reboot.
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Set the chicken aside until cool enough to handle, then shred the meat.
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Watch below as I shred a little Loog in my sweet home studio.
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Read This Next: How Trump's FDA Pick Will Shred the Healthcare Safety Net
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Her poems shred me with their intelligence, dark humor and black-hearted vision.
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It can chop, shred, julienne, and slice batches of vegetables without any hiccups.
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"They just shred everybody, and it starts with him," Swinney said of Burrow.
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Using tongs, transfer the chicken to a bowl to cool slightly, then shred.
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Abandoning it could shred the political capital he is trying to build globally.
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Trump has alarmed some mainstream Republicans with vows to shred international trade deals.
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There has never been a shred of honesty in the politics of DACA.
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The Instant Pot beeps, and I shred some cheddar cheese on top of everything.
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Anybody can sit in their basement and learn how to shred their dick off.
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His latest Instagram is a note begging fans for a small shred of privacy.
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But don't you have at least a shred of affection for Maguire's emo Peter?
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We got Tony Hawk to do an action sports thing called Shred or Die.
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For instance, I didn't throw away a shred of paper related to the book.
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Shred the meat and add it back to the saucepan with the beans. 3.
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The prosecutor turned up not even a shred of a motive for John Sheridan.
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In a rare shred of consistency in America's turbulent markets, history has repeated itself.
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Well adjusted people with a shred of empathy simply don't behave this way. pic.twitter.
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She survived off savings, she told Francis without a shred of detectable self-consciousness.
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If someone posts screenshots, I'll meticulously go through every shred of each snarky text.
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And his greatest hobby is to shred everything made out of Paper to pieces.
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Now, without a shred of evidence, he charges Obama with tapping Trump Tower phones.
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Half buried in the dirt was a tattered shred of IS's notorious black flag.
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Is the now-confirmed FBI investigation the shred of information Trump is looking for?
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Mr Sanders would have lost his last shred of an excuse for fighting on.
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What if they'd had the smallest shred of something on whatever FromSoftware is cooking?
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To weep is the only rational response when you hear Nelson shred the Otamatone.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Lewis Dean Hyatt is here to shred your Saturday solve average.
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Tillerson was not about to shred his own honor to please a dishonorable boss.
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Shred any paperwork that does not need to be kept on file, including medical.
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"I don't think there is a shred of evidence to support that," said Riley.
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You shouldn't have to give up every shred of privacy when you go online.
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Half Strange is going to go crazy it will be an honour to shred there.
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Kent said he tried 80 mozzarellas before selecting this tender shred for the restaurant chain.
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Best part: You'll never see a shred of evidence on your clothes the next morning.
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If you believe even a shred of this, know that Trump is lying to you.
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"Every shred of my dignity is gone," said Megyn Kelly regarding her Shania Twain costume.
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Their role was to shred some of these pitches apart – gently & one at a time.
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Otherwise, the debris is going to shred and sink to the bottom, where it's unreachable.
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Otherwise, ice crystals can grow inside that can shred the embryo's water balloon-like cells.
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And shred she does—right alongside her sister, Isobel, who also swung by the studio.
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Using a chef's knife, puree the marrow and shred any meat removed from the bones.
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Discard the garlic, bay leaf, and onion and cool the chicken, then shred it. 2.
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Absolutely clueless, classless, thoughtless, lacking in any dignity and without a shred of respect. pic.twitter.
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Bags roost tenaciously in trees, draping branches until they shred like ugly urban Spanish moss.
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But critics were already champing at the bit, eager to shred the battered woman defense.
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"So, how you all doing this evening?" a leader says without a shred of interest.
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If you have a grater or a peeler, use that to shred the yuca root.
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Place marlin in a medium bowl and, using 2 forks or your fingers, finely shred.
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Federal officials will throw the order onto their shred piles and ignore its hortatory language.
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Many Afghans are nervous that America, in its haste to leave, will shred those interests.
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This would shred the neutron star, creating electromagnetic signals that can be detected, Scott said.
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" "Trump is peeling away like an onion every last shred of protection they might feel.
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"Trump is peeling away like an onion every last shred of protection they might feel."
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I shred the chicken breast I cooked earlier in the week and make chicken salad.
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"These are baseless accusations made without a shred of evidence," a TikTok spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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No, that would have required that he possess a shred of empathy and common decency.
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"Thot" is, of course, a term slung at any woman with a shred of confidence.
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Last fall, Shred launched a Kickstarter campaign to showcase its new collection of Boost sunglasses.
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"No matter how much I share, there's still a shred of mystery left," she said.
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But you have watched them, with the coalition support, shred (the) ISIS caliphate in Syria.
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Teller adds Blac hasn't shown one shred of evidence she was home on November 11.
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Shred the disgraceful constitution Which imposed degradation and humiliation And deterred us from restoring justice.
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The President believes, without a shred of truth, that three to five million people voted illegally.
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Next, I shred cooked chicken thighs and toss with cumin, chili powder, oregano, onion, and garlic.
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Bastion: Bastion can't shred Zarya's protective barrier the way he can Winston's bubble, but that's okay.
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Fortnite's ATK's can shred air and the game awards you points, like Tony Hawk's Pro Skater.
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Netflix no longer wants us to feel a shred of sympathy for Escobar — and it's succeeded.
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Any shred of information on this mysterious faction is going to be important in Season 8.
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After our friend leaves, we shred the chicken and make filling for a chicken pot pie.
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So while this public report is certainly thorough, it doesn't represent every shred of data collected.
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Remember, an NBA star recently told us his contract doesn't allow him to shred the pow.
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I always think of a man's shred face being one of the most exposed, vulnerable moments.
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Not a great glimmer, but something, some shred of hope that they would be heard eventually.
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She may not be able to walk well, but she can definitely shred on the water.
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Drew: Unfortunately they are not, but yes—this song rips, and Ali does, as advertised, shred.
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Meanwhile, perhaps direct donations by U.S. citizens can help recuperate a shred of our American dignity.
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I shred up the rotisserie chicken so that I can easily divide it up for meals.
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It works like this: a shred of alien text appears at the top of the screen.
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No one really knows, and a good labor lawyer could probably shred the case in minutes.
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Yet here we are, four months after the election, and not one shred has been proffered.
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Jason: I thought the connection dropped because the reverse shell was deleted by the shred command.
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Doing so will likely just shred the drywall and create an even bigger and messier hole.
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"I have things that I got 25 years ago that are starting to shred," she said.
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But is this really just about procrastination and deferred trips to the city's annual Shred Fest?
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You deserve a leader who shares an OUNCE, a SHRED of the compassion you all have.
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That change switches on the enzymes inside the lysosomes, allowing them to swiftly shred the clumps.
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One is to take plastics like water bottles, wash them, shred them, melt and reconstitute them.
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Instead, without a shred of evidence, he rejected the results and charged Cruz with electoral fraud.
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Do the nano-scale ridges shred ordinary mortal cloth and get fibers caught in their interstices?
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"Today is the ultimate day of shred," said Shonduras, a YouTube star and social media aficionado.
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Occasionally, the Kamalmaz family would get a shred of information from friends or family in Damascus.
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It also lets you shred leaves so you no longer need to use your leaf blower.
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Whatever shred of credibility Giuliani still retains is connected to his role as mayor on Sept.
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" Khamenei warned that if the U.S. backs out of the accord, "we will shred it into pieces.
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Yet four members of the court would have countenanced his tactics without a shred of legal support.
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They worry he might shred NATO, or start a trade war, or give Eastern Europe to Russia.
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And though one might assume the weekends offer some shred of solace, they most definitely do not.
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Nor is there a shred of evidence that Democrats had anything to do with organising the exodus.
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This is mostly because Kyle Higashioka belongs to the very narrow class of baseball players who shred.
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People are holding onto that small shred of hope that those pictures mean something more than friendship.
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I've been doing the 30 Day Shred on and off (mostly off) for almost a decade now!
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The potato never needed food, water, or bathroom breaks, and didn't once attempt to shred a sofa.
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"I don't think there was a shred of evidence that she was the real killer," Conley said.
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When the chicken is cool enough to handle, shred it (using either your fingers or 2 forks).
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You are holding on to a shred of hope that we had years ago, so long ago.
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Sloan Henderson, a 14-month-old from North Salt Lake, Utah, is learning to shred some slopes.
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Tack it on your backpack before you go shred some gnarly tubeage with your bros, home slice.
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Remove the fish from the water and cool, then, using a fork, shred it into chunks. 2.
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Some senators, too, are insisting that the farm bill should shred the compromise on the omnibus bill.
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If however you have a shred of shame you will put the images out of your mind.
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There is not one shred of evidence that Democrats are attempting to destroy Social Security and Medicare.
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She drafted the cable that her boss sent to field officers, ordering them to shred the tapes.
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Many of you wanted to know how rapidly she expects Trump to shred Obama-era climate goals.
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We will lead the resistance to any effort that would shred our social fabric or our Constitution.
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It'll be for your own good and for the small shred of sanity they may have left.
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In fact, Apple has contracts with third-party recyclers that require them to shred MacBooks and iPhones.
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On the internet, there is no truer and grander sports tradition than the shred of contextless information.
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The comedown is way rougher when your identity's been shred and put back together polygon by polygon:
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FitBody: Shred, tone, or sculpt with this app created by trainer and social media personality Anna Victoria.
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Without a shred of evidence, he has been convicted of spying and sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment.
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I also throw some frozen chicken breasts in the Instant Pot to shred for dinner tomorrow night.
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Attack a school or playground and it seems to shred the very idea of safety and innocence.
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"There's not one shred of me that believes that those guys are doing anything illegally," he said.
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I also bake and shred six chicken breasts for lunches for both of us throughout the week.
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When squeezing a stress ball can't soothe your anxieties, maybe watching one getting shred to pieces will.
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Thanks to the smartphone you carry around in your pocket, any shred of uncertainty is quickly solved.
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"This would shred American credibility and have a chilling effect" on any prospect of a peace effort.
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One uplifting part of Ligety's downtime was the extra attention he was able to pay to Shred.
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Her week-long announcement milked every possible shred of positive press for her -- and even impressed Trump!
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The group goes from shred fests to folk-lite and pulls the switch off without a sweat.
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They want the terrorists stopped, just not at the expense of every shred of privacy iPhone customers enjoy.
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That allowed authorities to crack the crime ring, and Bolaris to salvage at least a shred of dignity.
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As it turns out, Cersei does still have a shred of a heart, however "weak" that makes her.
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"Aside from some marine sea cow fossils, there hasn't been a shred of evidence there," Seiffert told Gizmodo.
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The way you really shred up is by getting your heart rate to go up and down drastically.
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They have tons of health, they throw barriers around willy-nilly, and their cannons can shred you quickly.
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This is all to say... don't shred your own Banksy prints and expect to get the same results.
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Ray will play with a cast but not a club, allowing him to grab and shred offensive linemen.
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It featured an enormous set of claws that it likely used to seize and shred apart its prey.
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Get every file on our property, every single document, every tape, every shred of paper, and your computer.
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"I am convinced—beyond a shred of doubt—that American soldiers died because of this corruption," Adhoob testified.
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The stuff requires energy to produce; huge machines are required to shred the material and keep it aerated.
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With the Islamist militant group down to its last shred of territory, several have asked to come home.
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Onstage Ms. McLean is a redheaded spark plug who exudes an easygoing charm without a shred of grandiosity.
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With the Islamist militant group down to its last shred of territory, many are asking to come home.
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This is just the latest salvo in a decades-long, bipartisan effort to shred the social safety net.
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The group "has not revealed a shred of evidence indicating an intent to thwart FOIA," federal lawyers claimed.
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Trump is working hard to trash the First Amendment, shred the rule of law, and gut reproductive freedoms.
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And while Joshua has only a shred of Klitschko's experience, he does possess boxing's great equalizer: knockout power.
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Once a value has been assigned to the recyclables, the machine will crush, shred and sort the material.
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"There's not a shred of truth to that," her daughter said, a point the justice has also made.
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Of course, you can also shred the meat to make more traditional pulled pork sandwiches or excellent tacos.
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Legacy Records has taken this shred of history and turned it into a fantasy of black American music.
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A few feet away was his former boss, flanked by five lawyers waiting to shred Mr. Gates's character.
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The Trump administration says it is moving forward with its aggressive plans to shred government rules and regulations.
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Like all influencers, they need to exhibit some shred of humanity or relatability to keep viewers coming back.
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The delightful track was created by writer and director Adam Catino, who shred it on Twitter on Thursday.
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With the Islamist militant group down to its last shred of territory, some have asked to come home.
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More importantly, the billionaire seemed to be alleging Unsworth was a pedophile without a shred of supporting evidence.
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Threatening Hannah takes away Offred's last shred of hope, which could easily tip her into more reckless behavior.
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As Hilda gets ready to shred the plantain, she calls for me to get video on my phone.
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So history offers not a shred of support for faith in the pro-growth effects of tax cuts.
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It is dangerous for Trump to suggest, without a shred of evidence, that the intelligence report is wrong.
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Mix, chop, slice, shred, knead, emulsify, purée, and mix your ingredients with effortless precision using Cuisinart's food processor.
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Salmini loved the concept, and the goggles became the original product for Shred, which ultimately merged with Slytech.
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Shred met its initial $25,000 funding goal within the first 24 hours and ultimately raised more than $116,000.
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Set aside until cool enough to handle, then shred the meat and set aside in a large bowl.
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If there is a shred of silver lining, the Rangers are not scheduled to play in Brooklyn again.
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The spiralizer comes with five different blades, and each one produces a slightly different thickness, twist, or shred.
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There's also some solid reality show talk and a shred of good advice (we hope!) for new writers.
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They subjugate themselves to a severe-looking ruler with an awe-inspiring stick and obsessively shred every day.
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When it does pay $100 per act, that often amounts to a tiny shred of the total ticket sales.
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Sessions' detractors have presented not a shred of evidence from the past three decades that Sessions is a racist.
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"There is not a shred of evidence that these laws are effective at reducing overdose fatalities," the report states.
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But don't worry, if you're gunning to shred the federal government into so much bureaucratic confetti, you've got options.
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It was policy-driven—or at least had some shred of coherency—but also heavy on the Hillary hate.
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Demonstrate power, command of the issues and the ability to shred your opponent -- all while seeming (just) likeable enough.
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It's about hanging on to that last shred of light in your life and not giving up on it.
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I witnessed people uncomfortable around her disability, but if they had a shred of decency they got over it.
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But it wouldn't be Bo Dietl if his comments on transit policy didn't include a shred of the absurd.
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We get in and his car is spotless, not even a shred of junk food, or a coffee cup.
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Little Adolfo's birth brings a shred of optimism to a situation that has been dire for thousands of victims.
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I shred them with the food processor and make a dressing with lemon, garlic, onion, mustard, and olive oil.
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If the plan did collapse, she suggested, it would likely be because the United States wanted to shred it.
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If you're looking for any shred of evidence to hang your hopes on, there's at least some good news.
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The prime, incontestable shred is Mrs Clinton's flick-flack on TPP, which would be hard for her to reverse.
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And if there's a shred of a chance that I'll need it some day, it's likely in my backpack.
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McCarthy's questions whipped up hysteria that marked those he questioned as "guilty as charged" without a shred of evidence.
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You'll chop, slice, puree, and shred everything in site with this handy, easy-to-clean, all-purpose kitchen tool.
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Late in 2013, the site had been wiped clean; not a shred of the former Sandy Hook building existed.
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People familiar with the matter say that Steele knew he could either shred the incendiary information or carry on.
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The A-10 gunship carries a fearsome 30mm cannon used to destroy buildings, shred ground vehicles, and kill insurgents.
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When you dispose of old tax returns, make sure to properly shred the documents to protect against identity theft.
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Good Housekeeping used it to slice tomatoes, chop onions, debone a chicken, and even shred basil into fine ribbons.
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As always, experts told us there is no shred of evidence that governments have inserted criminals into a caravan.
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If Juneau had a shred of integrity, she would reject the dark money and tell them to stay home.
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They didn't need to shred like The Jimi Hendrix Experience did when they were billed as the band's opener.
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The job to remove every shred of dignity, trust and respect from the highest office of our great nation?
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Instead, it simply recites the dire warnings of "moderates" without giving a shred of evidence to support their fears.
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Stuff that, were it to get out, would be mortifying for anyone with even a shred of self-respect.
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"People don't want onions and pickles, so I thinly shred them," he says as he adds them on top.
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They would concentrate instead on the one challenge that mattered: making sure that they did not shred family ties.
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You can't shred the norms of reciprocity that make social cohesion possible and expect to have a functioning democracy.
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Ligety had met Shred co-founder Carlo Salmini, an Italian materials engineer with an MBA from MIT, in 2003.
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If you're expecting a Damascene moment or a shred of redemption, you may not be familiar with Ostlund's work.
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Yoshiko studied linguistics and has bounced between jobs since university; her job at the factory is to shred papers.
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Shred eggplant using the large holes side of a box grater or the grater dish on a food processor.
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But I had to salvage SOME shred of my self-esteem and upgrade my wardrobe to include actual colors.
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Very large dog Jasper T. Jowls could shred, and equally large chicken Helen Henny laid down some buttery harmonies.
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AM: I actually don't think that's as bad as it sounds, because you're rooting for some shred of truth.
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I see not one shred of difference between them and any other gang in the area in Los Angeles.
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While you're away at work, the worst a real dog will do is shred the toilet paper in the bathroom.
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In so many ways, France lifting the trophy was one shred of order in this month of so much disruption.
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Acknowledgement: TERAPIX/CNRS/INSU/CASU (Eurekalert)How do we find a tiny shred of self-understanding in this vast universe?
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When the chicken is done, I shred it and add Frank's Buffalo Sauce before putting it back in the oven.
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Rainn Wilson (Dwight K. Schrute) almost broke a shredder because he was so determined to shred a credit card. 9.
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If it's mail that has sensitive information — bank details, for example — either shred it or invest in a garden incinerator.
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The high rate-of-fire and seemingly bottomless magazine in Bastion's turret form (Sentry Mode) are supposed to shred tanks.
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Anyone with a shred of empathy can see which side is the overwhelming source of these new and dangerous problems.
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It is the last shred of populated territory held by Islamic State, which once controlled swathes of Iraq and Syria.
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She can shred with the best, but that hasn't stopped some men from critiquing her down to her facial expressions.
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The companies will shred or pelletize things like plastic food containers to make products such as artificial plants and hangers.
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I learned how to gear up, eat, shred and cool down like a pro boarder with Kimmy by my side.
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From that point forward, though, the Hoyas started to shred the pressure and set up easy shots at the rim.
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Should Trump walk away from the deal, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Wednesday that Iran would "shred" it.
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You gotta shred it really finely though, otherwise there's not gonna be any talking, you're just gonna be chewing. True.
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It provides us with a tiny, flimsy shred of privacy as we power through our commutes or rush to dinner.
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Trump wants this issue to go away, but it won't because every shred of evidence suggests he's still a birther.
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And Jamiroquai cast off any lingering shred of parody or nostalgia with an ecstatic disco dance party on Friday night.
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Her choices have to be calculated and sometimes cruel in order to ensure that she has a shred of independence.
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Such rumblings come accompanied by not a shred of evidence, not an iota, nada, that Arrieta has used anything artificial.
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The revelations obviously shred the credibility of the Jordanian government and its intelligence service when it comes to fighting corruption.
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But the idea of being ruthless, if you lose a shred of reputation for the company— WARREN BUFFETT: That's Berkshire.
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Monday's ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ripped apart every shred of Berman's decision.
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When documents are no longer needed, shred or burn them to prevent personal information from falling into the wrong hands.
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Recyclers can shred wired headphones and send them to a smelter that will melt them down for the copper inside.
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Families, resigned to looking on their own, build coalitions, pressure and cajole officials, and cling to every shred of hope.
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So keep every shred of proof — text message records, email time-stamps, phone logs — to prove that you were responsive.
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By refusing to put more watchdogs on the campaign finance beat, the presidency has managed to shred the laws themselves.
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When Tom, who takes Greg under his wing, enlists him to shred incriminating documents, he saves a few as insurance.
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But as the song built, suddenly H.E.R. had a guitar in hand and she was making it wail and shred.
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Paul Ryan slobbered over Trump's leadership even as the Senate made plans to shred the House bill and start over.
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Big Snow is the first indoor ski and snowboard park in North America where visitors can shred on real snow.
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At around the same time, during a speech at a Missouri factory, Trump repeated his threat to shred the deal.
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She is sick with an undiagnosable illness that has reduced her body to a shred and her mind to smithereens.
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I went back overseas and had only a tiny shred of hope that I would ever see this place again.
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In the clip, called "Shred The Love," a man is shown building the frame, his face hidden by a hoodie.
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Here's hoping he realizes that means musically, too—and that Doctor Who thrives when its not afraid to shred a little.
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There, workers shred and burn IT products in a backyard environment, creating emissions that are harmful to humans and the environment.
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Additionally, on the Iran nuclear deal (which Trump has said he'll shred), expect a toughened enforcement regime rather than military action.
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There is one shred of hope though, based on the trailer Denise Hemphill (Niecey Nash) is BAA-ACK, as I predicted!
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I feel like I'm looking through a microscope: each intricately placed seed, shell, and shred of silky gauze draws me in.
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Pull the chicken from the bones, shred the meat into bite-sized pieces, and return it to the broth as well.
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I pull the pork out of the Crock-Pot and shred it, then make cilantro rice and guacamole for rice bowls.
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The 15th August press statement by the U.S. Ambassador to the UN on Iran is devoid of any shred of truth.
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They shred it, mix it with Moon Juice Brain Dust, funnel it into a Vitamix, and drink it like a smoothie.
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Salamanders eat invertebrates that shred through foreign forest leaves, releasing the carbon dioxide trapped in the leaves back into the atmosphere.
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You can talk about it for days, but it's like, alright dude, I'm just gonna get up here and fucking shred.
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"The tech companies maintain every shred of data, yet seem to want to purge every bit of taxable earnings," he writes.
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He has ripped up high-profile deals signed by President Barack Obama and is seeking to shred his signature healthcare plan.
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The next U.S. president could strengthen international climate negotiations, as outlined in December's Paris Agreement, or could work to shred those.
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According to one of President Trump's recent tweets, "there's not one shred of evidence" that he has done anything constitutionally wrong.
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If you have a shred of allergy, this cabin closes up your throat when you're halfway up Joyce's steep, rutted road.
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You can take a lesson, use Surfline to check the swells before you go, or shred at these summertime surf competitions.
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"The study's findings clearly show that seemingly small habits can pose great security risks," said Shred-it vice president Monu Kalsi.
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Indeed, any fighter with even a shred of business savvy is interested in securing a place on this historic card's bill.
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He charges a small entry fee for visiting skaters, and there's an established crew of locals who shred it for free.
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As Wittmann notes, urban centers seem to encourage a faster average pace, and the conveniences of modern life shred our patience.
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That led the European parties to the pact, France, Britain and Germany, to warn Tehran not to shred the deal's terms.
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If you're a Life Time member, you'll be familiar with some of the specific classes like Strike, Warrior Sculpt, and Shred.
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Look at the audience clapping along with robotic precision, barely showing a shred of human emotion beyond their bizarrely glazed eyes.
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He was elected to shred the dominant American culture and to give voice to those who felt voiceless in that culture.
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We also get a rotisserie chicken — we'll shred it and add it to salads, pasta, and sandwiches throughout the week ($93.47).
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If and when you dispose of old tax returns, make sure to properly shred the documents to protect against identity theft.
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He does all of that without a single shred of evidence that NBC News President Andrew Lack is getting fired. 7.
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But Salwa (Mari Malek), a hotel maid, saw something, and Noredin develops a shred of conscience that leads him to investigate.
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He offered not a shred of proof of any such danger, while the shattering evidence of Bahamians' needs still lies everywhere.
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Meanwhile, as previously reported by Motherboard, Apple forces recyclers to shred iPhones and computers into shards—undermining industry-wide sustainable practices.
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Recent IndyCar models are designed to shred parts in the event of a crash and deflect energy away from the driver.
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They shred it into a needle-like configuration, leaving a solid spine at the center to hold the simulated needles together.
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Reading out the ruling in a clear, unwavering voice, Hale offered not a shred of comfort to the beleaguered prime minister.
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Some stayed in the market, managed to close their eyes and not look at or shred their statements and did fine.
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That is why many privacy conscious consumers seek out virtual private networks (VPN) in order to attain some shred of discretion.
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To me, the choice to stop covering felt morally right, and I never felt a shred of guilt about my decision.
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The Democratic presidential candidate asserted there hasn't been "one shred of evidence" showing wrongdoing by his family, according to the report.
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Francis told reporters Thursday there was not a shred of evidence against Bishop Juan Barros Madrid, who victims of the Rev.
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Where, in other words, is my attack dog ready to shred the special counsel Robert Mueller and the rule of law?
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In other instances, the internet can quickly shred those relationships by elevating discourse and commentary that prompt a vicious cycle of outrage.
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Pantera hasn't shown a shred of worry—in fact, he asked for this fight against Edgar according to UFC matchmaker Sean Shelby.
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Despite looking catastrophic for science, Congress still technically owns the government's purse, and could shred Trump's proposal through its own budget process.
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Like anyone who's knee-deep in a conspiracy theory, hardcore anti-Semites religiously memorize every single shred of evidence for their argument.
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So, I dug a little bit deeper, hoping to find some shred of evidence that we could make this insane decision work.
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That's an insanely dense, rapidly rotating dead star with a magnetic field powerful enough to shred the entire cosmic neighborhood to atoms.
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Jenner, who welcomed daughter Stormi in February, then says to boil the chicken and shred it before adding to the soup mixture.
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But surely, it's a good thing that a shred of scientific knowledge has finally managed to diffuse into our future leader's head?
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At the end of the day, planetary greening is another shred of evidence that humans have become a dominant force of nature.
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As soon as his painting, "Girl With Balloon," was auctioned off for a whopping $1.4 million, the artwork began to shred itself.
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But once winter hits, the cattle come into pasture and Mark hits the road to Jackson to shred lines in the Tetons.
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While we all have our own levels of this to begin with, you don't owe a shred of it to your employer.
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With the Islamist militant group down to its last shred of territory, more and more of them are asking to come home.
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That makes it tough to seek a shred of anonymity on the island, which has a population of less than 150,000 people.
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Taylor Hill doesn't need to be on a catwalk to completely shred the modeling world ... a skate park does just fine too.
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Make sure you store your social security card in a safe place (not your wallet) and shred unnecessary documents with sensitive information.
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For low-wage workers in St. Louis, it will destroy the shred of stability that they had worked so hard to achieve.
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Granted, few will ever shred on Zippy, but it's entertaining to see the normally boring and functional gig bag become somewhat interactive.
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Used in a sentence: "Shred through the shirtless shots and see if you can guess the sexy star behind the V-cut."
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Those who want to come out of the other side of this nightmare with a shred of sanity intact: just log off.
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Boone County holds onto a shred of optimism that it can bring in tourism dollars to keep local restaurants and services open.
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Stroz followed up during its investigation by visiting Shred Works, but couldn't confirm if the documents were indeed ordered destroyed by Levandowski.
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What Fred didn't know in his shredding was that the previous kings of shred, Slayer, were profoundly impacted by his band's popularity.
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Tearing off a shred for himself, Mr. Mindel stood to salute the room before sending the confection around for others to share.
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I include it because come Sunday you're going to need some cooked chicken to shred into this recipe for Buffalo chicken dip.
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The timing was now right, the group said, after the Islamic State lost its last shred of territory in Syria last month.
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The bill would "take away the last shred of protection" from families facing bankruptcy, Warren warned Biden during that 2005 Senate hearing.
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Let that sit for another 10 or 15 minutes before releasing the steam, then pull the meat and shred it with forks.
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But the Republican-dominated state legislature goes to great lengths to shred any welcome mat we roll out for our newest neighbors.
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Derrick Henry is the most dominant player in the league, having just shred the much-ballyhooed Patriots defense for 204 total yards.
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Comey did not have a shred of evidence, because there was no evidence, that newly discovered emails suggested any wrongdoing by anyone.
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Shred has developed what it calls "NoShock" padding, a proprietary, shock-absorbing technology for helmets and pads, which pairs two protective foams.
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And so, smartly, the latest round of marketing for the movie has leaned without a shred of subtlety into the Elba angle.
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"You shouldn't have to give up every shred of privacy when you go online," tweeted House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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I did this with nary a shred of guilt, remorse or any greater thought beyond that of the loot at my quest's end.
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You might assume that would simply shred the plane's propeller, but it was specifically designed to endure those obscene speeds and held strong.
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New York may have birthed chip-bands Anamanaguchi and Infinity Shred, but LA has woven chip-fusion into the fabric of its scene.
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"It's easy to forget you're just a kid," he says, offering our first glimpse at any shred of humanity underneath the dictator schtick.
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Perhaps there is a shaving of cheese and possibly a carrot shred or cherry tomato half for color, but they're easy, these greens.
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"Throughout his criminal career, this defendant has not shown one shred of remorse for his crimes, and you heard that today," Parlovecchio said.
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If Mr. Kelly has any shred of human decency, then he will allow our family to see Joycelyn this weekend without any interference.
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He goes to Axe capital and has Deb burn his files, while Wags comes up with a plan to shred and destroy everything.
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That's what the Church has always striven for; robbing humans of any shred of agency that keeps them docile—and keeps them donating.
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But the dissolving of the last shred of trust between a parent and child, sister and brother, aunt and niece, is still powerful.
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For Democrats, immigration advocates, and people with a shred of a soul, President Trump's comments about DACA on Air Force One were encouraging.
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"There is no just no shred of evidence to suggest that I'm favoring Hillary Clinton," she said of the Democratic presidential front-runner.
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There is not a shred of evidence that the Taliban's core beliefs have changed in any measurable way over the past 16 years.
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The artist, whose family is directly involved in the paper business, takes her history with the medium with not a shred of flippancy.
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Decide to toss it, though, and now you have to shred it — meaning it goes into another pile before it leaves your home.
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Because the baseline is to be a dude that can shred on the guitar — that's what people think of as a good musician.
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Everyone knows that cats love to shred, but the shredding that Pete enjoys is more likely to damage your eardrums than your couch.
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Many are fleeing violence in Central America, and they hang on to a shred of hope that the US will let them in.
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After the rice was done cooking, I began to shred the fried chicken with two forks and mix it together with the rice.
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They have mostly stood by as Trump has lied compulsively, denigrated the rule of law and tried to shred the modern safety net.
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Ms. Harry scoured the city's thrift shops for prom dresses and other garments she might shred or otherwise interfere with and wear onstage.
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NOAM STOPAK Washington To the Editor: Donald Trump has shown many times that he does not have a shred of empathy or compassion.
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Will the mutiny among unidentified senior officials build and will they break cover, provoke resignations, or further shred the fabric of the administration?
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But new brands without a shred of history come to market often — sometimes it seems like there is at least one a week.
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Shred the chicken, then add it to the caramelized shallots with the saffron and its soaking water and season well with salt and pepper.
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But typically, when a story picks up steam like the Thompson one briefly did Monday, there's at least some shred of credibility behind it.
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For instance, not a shred of evidence — not a red nose, floppy shoe, or empty canister of face paint — has been found by police.
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"My money, your money, is going to go to an investigation on something (for which) we don't have a shred of proof," Cuomo said.
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Along with it came the last shred of my sanity and a chunk of her jaw, causing part of her face to permanently droop.
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When we think of women who shred, Joan Jett will always be one of the names we scream out in rock-n-roll honor.
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If, as he promises, Mr Trump were to crack down on immigration and to shred trade deals, both problems would get worse, not better.
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Not one shred of the information he has provided has given us any additional clarity, and that is what is so strange to me.
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Meanwhile, a news post on Artsy suggests that the shred could've been triggered by someone in the audience with "a device in his hand".
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" Conway insists "there is absolutely not one shred of evidence linking him to the Gilgo beach case" and said "to think otherwise is preposterous.
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Perhaps the only shred of comfort is in Google's data, which show a 50% drop in searches for climate change during the summer months.
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You're sweaty, wish you could rip off every shred of clothing, and would pay (nearly) any sum of money for access to a pool.
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Thick white smoke can be seen billowing from the volcano's new cone, while no shred of vegetation can be seen on the island's surface.
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Former cast member Tim Kazurinksy uploaded his own video of the performance — which you can watch below — wherein Prince absolutely shred on the guitar.
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By mid-afternoon, it was the defense team's turn to cross-examine Gates — and they did their best to shred his credibility and character.
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Still, as impossible as it may seem to anyone with even a tiny shred of basic human decency, Trump continues to have his defenders.
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Because there are no clothing items or accessories, this is a good option for dogs who are likely to eat or shred a costume.
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Be like Hermione and stack up on parchment paper and quills, or watch a Howler scream and then shred itself in the window display.
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And given the overwhelming amount of secrecy surrounding this final season, we should be thankful for any small shred of information we can get.
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It's a mix of boredom and predictability, and it kills pretty much any shred of enthusiasm for hopping off the couch and getting moving.
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As for the viability of a two-state solution, the Palestinian Authority itself is rapidly burying whatever shred of credibility that idea still retains.
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Despite the conditions, including not a shred of privacy, Ms. Sloss embraced life on board, earning both her sea legs and Mr. Kleeman's admiration.
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Yet here he is, forced back to this House to rightfully face scrutiny, without a shred of remorse or humility and no substance whatsoever.
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Employee negligence is the main cause of data breaches, according to a state of the industry report by Shred-it, an information security company.
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For now, they're excited about their manic, shred-crazy new album, Scream Addicts, and are focusing on that—and on having a good time.
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Grateful Shred and High Time shed light on a duality in the Grateful Dead's music that makes it particularly ripe for reinterpretation and reinvention.
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He played on all instrumentation and while they still "shred," it's a rawer sound that harkens back to his 2010 album Public Service Announcement.
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Whatever the political winds, Bonnie Micheli and Tracy Roemer, founders of the boutique fitness studios Shred 415 in Chicago, are enjoying the open wallets.
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The exhibition feels like a culmination of Bernstein's 235-year engagement with politics, encompassing every shred of anger, activism, and impropriety from her career.
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To be perfectly forthright: there's no way for me to cover this Savannah metal/punk/whatever the fuck trio with any shred of objectivity.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.): "All I can say is, if there's a shred of truth to it, then [Roy Moore] needs to step aside."
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When the chickens were done, cooked to softness, moist and fragrant, I'd allow them to cool, then shred them into a wide, wide bowl.
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"Don't Stop Believin'" became a kind of pop standard, covered by everyone from the cast of "Glee" to the avant-shred guitarist Marnie Stern.
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Tenzin, wielding a sword, ran across the studio and leapt onto Mr. Farley's back without a shred of fear or an inkling of hesitation.
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And there's a pretty good chance that this desperate grab will fail — remember, it only takes three Republican Senators with a shred of principle.
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So, grate those beets, shred those greens and saute them until tender so that you can pile them over a creamy bowl of polenta.
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Like with the other recipes, I shredded the cheese by hand because when making a cheese sauce, it is best to shred cheese yourself.
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I guess they figure if they keep repeating this claim – without a shred of evidence to back it up – that this canard of Prop.
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The fish is soft, extravagantly rich, and by the time you have found the last shred of flesh you are ready for something sweet.
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If you haven't been in a similar situation, it might be nearly impossible to hear that testimony and not feel a shred of suspicion.
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He continues to live a totally unexamined life, evincing not a shred of doubt about his past actions, let alone an ounce of contrition.
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If he can't do that, perhaps it's time to redeem at least a shred of his honor by resigning the post of attorney general.
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How can Dee Dee (Beth Leavel) and Barry (Brooks Ashmanskas) "appear to be decent human beings" without giving up a shred of self-love?
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Recently, Ms. Gonzalez has been making pierna mechada, a holiday pork roast stuffed with fruits and nuts, to shred and stuff into the rolls.
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You would ordinarily be within your rights to shred those documents if you choose to do so — shredding them alone is not a crime.
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The UAE has not offered a shred of evidence, nor even named the state for which Mr Hedges (pictured, with his wife) was supposedly spying.
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But you know you're going to die, ultimately, and you don't want to leave your wife having to go and shred coleslaw at Burger King.
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But a proliferation of simple tools for iOS, Android, and desktop computers means just about anyone with a shred of technical acumen can do it.
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To be clear, Apple's practices are often against the wishes of the recycling companies themselves, who don't like to shred products that are still valuable.
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It's also worth mentioning that this Switch release contains every shred of add-on content introduced for Saints Row: The Third after it came out.
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It has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other parties do, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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It then proceeds to shred its foe apart while the fish still kicks, picking into to its gut and freeing another, smaller fish from within.
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And now that those relationships are foundering a bit, she's clinging to this tiny shred of her own humanity that Erica has handed to her.
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Related: Republicans Threaten to Shred Historic UN Climate Agreement Tawney praised the secretary-general's goal for the investors to double clean energy investment by 2020.
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An executive sniffed that it was "not obliged to carry every shred of drivel" and would not "provide a platform for outrageous and wild accusations".
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What Crisis Actors Actually Do Like any conspiracy theory, this all started with at least a shred of truth that was stretched way too far.
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Hooters: For the broken-hearted out there, bring in a picture of your ex to shred up and get a free order of wings. Seriously.
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The toy is similar to Razor's wildly popular RipStick, which you've more than likely seen tweens using to shred the entryway of your local mall.
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And the stark difference in how women of color's claims are treated is the final shred of evidence that victimhood is only for the privileged.
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Fitness Guru Jillian Michaels Has You Covered Scott says short workouts like Tone and Shred are the perfect way to stay fit over the holidays.
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If you shred, salt and pack those same cabbages in jars they will last more or less indefinitely, and, in the process, become much tastier.
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A diligent cuttings job and interviews with anyone with dirt to dish or an axe to grind provide the material to shred a chap's reputation.
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Destructible cover not only looks fantastic as you shred wood apart, but it creates constantly changing battlefields, and you've got to stay on your toes.
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Make sure to order some onigiri (rice balls) to dip into that chicken grease once you've eaten every last shred of meat from the bone.
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I can shred my financial records, but if I do it with the intent to obstruct an investigation, then I have committed obstruction of justice.
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"Moody's has to go to negative now if they want to have a shred of credibility," said Kevin Daly at Aberdeen Standard Investments in London.
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There is not a shred of real-world evidence that innovators are not innovating because of the federal circuit court decision in Oracle v. Google.
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" Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, however, said his country was not involved and said Pompeo's allegation is without "a shred of factual or circumstantial evidence.
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For already underfunded schools, undertaking this effort with any shred of accuracy would be expensive and be impossible to implement without infringing on students' rights.
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Without a filter of decency or a shred of diplomacy, Trump gloated about how the latest mass murder by the Islamic State barbarians helped him.
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Shred the meat with a fork, and place in a medium bowl with a little bit of the cooking liquid so it doesn't dry out.
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Iran has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other parties respect it, but will "shred" it if Washington pulls out.
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I would love to see some young talent just shred on the decks, and I'm down to teach anyone what I know how to do.
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Every shred of information about the global musical domain is now available digitally, but in the 1980s, the pages of the music press were it.
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" But Sophie Richardson, China director for Human Rights Watch, said in a telephone interview that "China did not earn itself a shred of credibility today.
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My sympathy in a play like "War Horse" is with Joey, who no question about it will shred my heart before the show is done.
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But he warned, in the wake of a toxic presidential election, that economic inequity, racism and closed-mindedness threatened to shred the nation's democratic fabric.
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"Leo helps me shred junk mail and just things with our name on it, or important documents we want to get rid of," she said.
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I wish that somebody would give me some shred of neutral evidence about the relationship between financial innovation recently and the growth of the economy.
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Suu Kyi's denials and failure to provide a shred of moral leadership to deal with the situation is a really damning revelation of her character.
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This will lead to more production because of this pricing and safety...... But there's not a shred of evidence that less-efficient cars are safer.
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Some in France, not totally without reason, see Mr. Macron's climate change agenda as a smoke screen for plans to shred the social safety net.
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But if you saw someone with the Chili Peppers' logo, there ain't a single shred of uncertainty that they are DTPB (Down to Party, Bro).
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If you have a shred of human decency, you'll agree that "a dog's purpose" is not to get abused just to help Hollywood make a buck.
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If even the stretch of devastating hurricanes do not elicit a shred of doubt in climate change deniers heads, Leonardo DiCaprio has some words for you.
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All you have to do is print out this Office Depot coupon or this Staples coupon and bring it with you once you're ready to shred.
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A lengthy investigation and multiple rounds of Congressional testimony failed to produce a shred of evidence that Special Agent Strzok's personal views ever affected his work.
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Just as Hooter's has done for several years in a row, the wing chain will shred pictures of exes in exchange for 10 free boneless wings.
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It's challenging to navigate that and still maintain a shred of your own personality and self in a place where it's really easy to get lost.
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An object you find in 1980, for example, may not trigger the next shred of memory until you bring it to the correct place in 1985.
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Use these badass stainless steel claws to lift and shred a piping hot brisket, chicken, or turkey, and you'll feel like James Howlett in the kitchen.
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Iran has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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I have a bin where I put junk mail and any files I want shredded and my son and I shred it when it gets full.
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As someone who generally consumes every shred of Star Wars media released, I can tell you that the post-Disney acquisition storytelling has really stepped up.
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If you can escape with most of your possessions and a shred of dignity, you can count it as a success, but the odds are slim.
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Finish strong by keeping the paper and electronic copies of your tax returns in a secure place — and shred all documents you don't need, Gonzalez said.
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The Milan-based artist draws pictures of herself in moments of ecstasy, often substituting her lover for rough objects that pierce, shred, or penetrate her body.
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She cackles when discussing age, the dishonesty of the music industry, and the mediocre musicians who cling to her, limpet-like, for a shred of credibility.
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Balancing insulation and strategic vents, The North Face Freedom Insulated Ski Pants are made with breathable DryVent™ 2L fabric to be shred-ready and waterproof.
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The refusal to concede any shred of evidence may be problematic reflects the difficulties of defending Trump, who is loathe to admit any kind of mistake.
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That is one of those things that has a little shred of truth in it that makes it look a lot worse than it really is.
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A lengthy investigation and multiple rounds of Congressional testimony failed to produce a shred of evidence that Special Agent Strzok's personal views ever affected his work.
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What lends the U.N.'s Human Rights Council a shred of legitimacy is the participation of a few better, freer member nations — principally, the United States.
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It has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other parties respect it, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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You don't merely shoot Hitler's soldiers in Sniper Elite 4; you also get X-ray vision close-ups as your bullets shred bone and internal organs.
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Iran has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other parties respect it, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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It has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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"I love snowboarding more today than I ever have and I can't wait to get back on my board and shred with everyone again!" he wrote.
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"38 years ago today you came into my life and I know without a shred of doubt that God sent you!!!" she began the heartfelt message.
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It has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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It's hardly unusual for presidents to appoint big donors to government positions, but ordinarily they maintain a shred of deniability about the nature of the transaction.
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He's the third foreigner to have been detained in China — without a shred of evidence — on the ominous charge of "endangering national security" since last month.
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And that even the challenges and difficulties in life felt like opportunities to grow and appreciate the magnificence of every shred of it even more deeply.
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As long as there was no body to mourn, there was always a desperate shred of belief that perhaps the loved one might somehow have survived.
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Sadly, he lingers only for a matter of minutes, in the midst of a frenzied effort to shred documents, collect cash and skedaddle out of town.
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Brent futures settled down $4.72 at $45.27 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude shred $4.62 a barrel to settle at $41.28 a barrel.
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Grabner notches hat trick, Rangers shred Lightning NEW YORK — Michael Grabner was one of the many bargain-basement signings by the New York Rangers this summer.
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If you worked 40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year at $11 per hour, with not a shred of time off, you would earn $20123,880.
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That said, if the president had the least shred of decency he'd have said something to make it clear he didn't approve of what Sadler said.
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Or, if you're jammed for time, grab a roast chicken from a hot-bulb place, shred it, douse with lime and hot sauce and taco away.
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President Trump may find it surprising, but despite Prime Minister Netanyahu's distaste for the Iran deal, he is unlikely to suggest the president should shred it.
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Cordray said he expects Mulvaney to "hire new bureaucrats to shred years of analysis and kill it off stealthily" as Congress attempts to repeal the rule.
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He was correct: We now expect confessional declarations from our candidates, even if, as in Donald J. Trump's case, they lack any shred of spiritual sensibility.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, on Wednesday reportedly said his nation will "shred" the nuclear accord should the United States get rid of the agreement.
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Shred has moved from Ligety's attic to new offices in Park City, Ligety's hometown, and now employs 25 people, among them six engineers and product designers.
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Maybe, but in the darkest of times, it's sort of heartening to see a band at least trying to cling to some shred of earnest optimism.
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And it wouldn't be changed if I didn't jump all the jumps and shred nearly as hard as him; he just wanted me there with him.
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I learned that Joe is the singer, writer, and executive producer of the band; he's also known as "Animal"; and that his guitarist does indeed shred.
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Donald Trump is president-elect, the Republican Party controls both branches of Congress, and Speaker Paul Ryan is hatching plans to shred the social safety net.
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"Eight weeks and four canceled hearing dates since his nomination was announced, we still have yet to see a single shred of paperwork from Mr. Puzder," Sen.
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Related: Republicans Threaten to Shred Historic UN Climate Agreement Climate is an intensely political issue in the United States, where a presidential election is coming in November.
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However, he said, there was "not a shred of evidence" that Acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke or Secretary of State Rex Tillerson harbored anti-Muslim bias.
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The first is that the United States will renounce NAFTA, which it can do after six months' notice, or simply shred it by putting up trade barriers.
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You deserve a leader who shares an OUNCE, a SHRED of the compassion you all have," he wrote to his followers Saturday after lambasting the president. "Ok.
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In this short video, Alex Sorgente, Milton Martinez, and Jan Hoffman shred what was once Atlantis' aquaventure park in Dubai, without falling off these impossibly high slides.
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You demolished a very talented man's career over an incident for which you do not have a shred of evidence that it took place; just your word.
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The legendary singer can shred his vocal cords with the best of them, but he's also a vegan Ironman triathlete who knows his way around the kitchen.
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"For people who want to bulk, the performance program is slower with heavier weights, and then we'll box them like crazy to shred them up," says Glazer.
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" She continues, "Right now the curtains need to be pulled so that we can actually see what's here and there's not a shred of secrecy around this.
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"I can shred my financial records, but if I do it with the intent to obstruct an investigation, then I have committed obstruction of justice," he added.
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President Donald Trump and GOP lawmakers have the chance to shred the signature achievements of the 44th President's two terms -- Obamacare and the nuclear deal with Iran.
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KRIS KOBACH of Kansas feels undeterred in his crusade to prove the persistence of widespread voter fraud—despite lacking any shred of evidence to support the claim.
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When the giant squid was filmed in 2014, it didn't shred the bait, as expected, but took small bites, slowly consuming the shrimp, so it didn't choke.
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By Krystal BallOpinion Contributor Facing backlash from his normally loyal lackeys, yesterday the president offered Republican leaders the tiniest shred of a sliver of a cover story.
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"They used to all talk down to me/and now they're biting their tongues" he sings on "Familiar Patterns," while the band plays a nervous punk shred.
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And then maybe you could pick up a roast chicken on the way home on Thursday, and shred it for use in my recipe for enchiladas verdes.
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The pain of separation between parents and children is an intolerable pain, and something that all people with a shred of humanity in their hearts will appreciate.
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For a company of any size, a data breach can also cheapen a company's brand and negatively impact their ability to do work, according to Shred-it.
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But Reynolds' face appears to exhibit a small shred of candid discontent in Taymerica — an otherwise sunny universe full of smiles, Haim sisters and coordinated patriotic swimwear.
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Yes, the sport could break bones, shred ligaments, and knock players out cold, but hard-shell plastic helmets had made catastrophic skull fractures and brain bleeds rare.
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"If you're Mueller and you want to have any shred of credibility, you have to find a way" to bring the investigation to a close, Corallo said.
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But there's not a shred of evidence to support this claim, and it has never been clear whether anyone with real political power has ever believed it.
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It's vegetarian, but it could be smart, if you were inclined, to roast extra chicken from the recipe below and shred it to add to the mix.
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Amy Klobuchar, who spent much of the race fighting for any shred of voters' attention, dropped out to endorse Biden mere weeks after she finally, unexpectedly, surged.
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He'd sat on his bed all night and waited for the windows to fly in on top of him, shred the curtains, impale him against the wall.
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"There is not a shred of evidence to support the secretary's pay-for-itself claim," said Jared Bernstein, a top White House economics adviser under Mr. Obama.
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Looking back at how my twisted mind operated when I was a white nationalist, I spun every shred of information to suit that same narrative of fear.
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I was 23 years old when I pulled together every shred of courage I could muster, gathered my family together and admitted to them I was sick.
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I was desperate to hold onto any shred of evidence that her life mattered, and to far more people than just my brother and sister and me.
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To have the Federal Bureau of Investigation, one of our most stalwart, respected and relied-upon agencies, denigrated without a shred of legitimate substantiation is beyond disgraceful.
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President Donald Trump accused China of trying to interfere in the midterm elections because its angry with his trade policies — without offering a single shred of evidence.
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At the same time, the Venezuelan people endure crackdowns and persevere, seizing upon the crypto's decentralized nature to hold onto a shred of control over their own money.
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And possibly our own species, Homo sapiens—though the cave, perhaps strangely, hasn't yielded a single shred of evidence showing that anatomically modern humans ever lived in there.
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The accusation, which would be extraordinarily grave if it contained a shred of truth, has been denied by intelligence officials and discredited by well-informed Democrats and Republicans.
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If feeding animals isn't your thing, Hooters is still offering free wings to anyone who brings a photo of their ex to shred at the restaurant on Thursday.
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Read More Cramer: Housing just made the breakout move I've been waiting for Amazon has managed to shred all retail competition this year, with exception of one company.
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The Senators are approaching that situation in the east, although after last year's ridiculous run you could at least forgive them for clinging to some shred of hope.
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The Left has been desperately working for months to find any shred of evidence that Donald Trump had even the slightest connection to Russia during the presidential campaign.
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"True Shred Guitar" is one of my favorite album openers ever and "End of The Line" and "Demons" are noise-pop magic but everything else feels like filler.
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And even if he does, there's not a shred of empirical evidence to indicate either Abbas or Netanyahu is ready to make big decisions on the core issues.
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" He added, "A lengthy investigation and multiple rounds of Congressional testimony failed to produce a shred of evidence that Special Agent Strzok's personal views ever affected his work.
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Not a single one of those investigations — in 0003 states and four separate Congressional committees — has turned up a shred of evidence that Planned Parenthood did anything wrong.
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He committed an unimaginable act, but I know that based on every shred of evidence and personal history that Matt did not commit murder in the first degree.
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He luxuriates in his boorishness, somehow perceiving that changing what came before means repudiating every shred of decency, renouncing every ounce of compassion, rejecting every hint of morality.
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Instead, he appointed a Supreme Court justice who is likely to shred what's left of America's few remaining restrictions on how much big money can finance political campaigns.
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When the state decides to shred the social safety net, as the GOP threatens to do, women are burdened with an obligation to care for others, particularly children.
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"A lengthy investigation and multiple rounds of Congressional testimony failed to produce a shred of evidence that Special Agent Strzok's personal views ever affected his work," Goelman said.
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By late 2010, three years had passed without a single shred of evidence that Bob Levinson was still alive or any clues as to who was holding him.
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Recyclers can shred wired headphones and melt them down for copper, but the lithium-ion batteries are glued into AirPods, and pose a high fire risk if shredded.
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They claim, without a shred of evidence, that it's not worth fretting over the enormous cost of their proposed tax cuts, because they'll end up paying for themselves.
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Drastically decrease the time it takes to prep ingredients for your meals by using the KitchenAid Food Processor Attachment to slice, shred, and julienne vegetables, cheeses, and fruits.
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A surprising number of workers surveyed by Shred-it admitted to bad security behavior at work; over 25 percent said that they leave their computer unlocked and unattended.
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Related: Magical Drawings Put Women in Conversation With Their Demons "Miss Meatface" Plays the Housewife with a BDSM Twist These Fonts Shred: A Typographical Survey of Heavy Metal
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One tangible shred of nostalgia remained for me, however, in the form of a single can of unopened Pimp Juice that, for some reason, my friend Zach saved.
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Prince's ex-wife doesn't buy Sinead O'Connor's claims he was violent toward women and abused hard drugs ... because she never saw a shred of evidence to support that.
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"One thing that working closely with the prime minister does is cure you completely of any lingering shred of ambition to want to do that task," he said.
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"One thing that working closely with the prime minister does is cure you completely of any lingering shred of ambition to want to do that task," he quipped.
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Cook for 60 minutes at high pressure, manual release, then shred the meat and crisp it in a pan, moistening with some of the juices from the pot.
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Nothing in Trump's behavior -- either in regard to the impeachment effort or more generally -- offered even a shred of evidence to make that claim seem anything but laughable.
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The one I currently have was signed by you and Richard Stallman at LinuxWorld in 1999, and I'm afraid I'm going to have to burn or shred it.
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Although uploading such material into the cloud poses potential security risks, printing everything out and hoping a half-dozen recipients eventually shred everything is hardly a foolproof alternative.
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But he believes that radical Islamists are trying to shred France's social fabric and foster a civil war, and that many leftists are unwittingly playing into their hands.
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Now that he knows how to blackmail, he also knows how to earn a shred more respect: Have a bougie name and suck up to Logan Roy. Cheers!
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The themes of the hour — unfairness, opportunity, whether to have even a shred of faith in the system — are ones she has thought about her entire adult life.
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She's isolated as a kid, which manifests in adult Anna as desperation for any shred of human attention — which is why she's into marrying Hans upon first meeting.
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Shred Optics is the private company he co-founded in 21 that makes high-tech helmets and goggles and other protective gear for winter athletes and outdoors enthusiasts.
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Karlan's cheap shot invoking Baron Trump's name just lost them any shred of hope that they're going to win this impeachment battle in the court of public opinion.
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" Mr. Henry said that while the crash-and-sink theory holds weight in the popular imagination, "there's not one shred of evidence that she crashed into the ocean.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Valentine's Day is this Thursday, and I saw that if you go to Hooters you can shred a photo of your ex and get free wings.
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But the election's outcome and immediate aftermath makes it difficult, for citizens with even a shred of decency, conscience, and historical sense, to resume, carefree, business as usual.
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" Here's Sean Hannity saying last night, without a shred of self-awareness, that it's "beyond despicable" for Pelosi to say "she would like to see Trump behind bars.
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So, at the debate—and, ultimately, on Super Tuesday—Cruz will be looking to regain some shred of momentum at the true anti-Establishment candidate in the race.
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The latest cover for Stern, a German magazine, abandons any shred of subtlety — showing a lifelike image of Trump doing a Nazi salute while draped in American flag. Damn.
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We spoke to Broder about pop culture's current obsession with aquatic love interests (see: Shape of Water), romantic exhaltation, and speaking about mental health with a shred of humor.
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Here we have an uneasy placeholder for almost all of the energy in the universe—energy that, as you read this, is working hard to shred the universe itself.
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According to trademark filings, the beacons will be stakes in the ground and will make sure your bot doesn't wander off your lawn and shred anything in its path.
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Yet the snap election that was supposed to deliver a landslide for the Conservatives instead took away their majority, and with it every shred of the prime minister's authority.
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If you decide to shred your own Banksy piece because you want to imitate Banksy and potentially make more money, you're an idiot who destroyed a famous artist's work.
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It gives us not one, but a handful of rich, handsome men with abs so angular, you wonder how they don't shred the $400 Turnbull & Asser shirts they're wearing.
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No good and decent person on this earth should be able to look you in the eye and say, with any shred of enthusiasm, that they "really like" Tinder.
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A hyperactive and likable figure who enthusiastically peppers his speech with skater argot like "psyched" and "amped to shred," he is also insightful and broadly connective in his thinking.
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Our attempt may not be sufficient to change what is wrong with the society, but it might shred some light on the issues which bother us as human beings.
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But when they support more liberal causes or policies, they usually sacrifice their base of support and almost never get a shred of backing from those moderates in return.
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The realization that "lol" has become a sort of a conversational crutch for me is somewhat disturbing, but I can take a shred of solace knowing I'm not alone.
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The muscles required to produce that "Welcome to the Jungle" scream are even finer than the ones Slash needs to shred, or Duff needs to propel the band forward.
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Right now my favorite is "Time Lapse" because I'm elated with the solo that closes out the song and the EP. Carter [Luckfield] and Adam [Spektor] can seriously shred.
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Naturally, everybody with even a shred of human decency realized how, uh, weird and gross that is, and the news was met with a resounding "NOPE" all across Hollywood.
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The Sidney Lumet movie , which came out in 1976, begins with the threat of suicide, ends with murder, and offers hardly a shred of comfort or hope in between.
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Rookie Laine notches hat trick, Jets shred Stars WINNIPEG — Remember when Auston Matthews was the runaway favorite to win the Calder Trophy after the first game of the season?
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Photo via Alice Baxley While you were playing Pokemon with your dumb friends in middle school, singer-guitarist Cole Becker and drummer Joey Armstrong were learning to fucking shred.
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My thoughts on that matter: Sure, it might be that— or my stretch marks, my misplaced moles, and every other shred of evidence of being a living, breathing female.
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The documenter saved every shred of preparatory matter that went into making those images: research files, handwritten notes, rejected alternatives and old experiments on which new work was built.
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In handing down the original verdict, Stuart-Moore said Jutting had failed to show a "shred of remorse" and urged that "no one be fooled by (his) superficial charm."
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The entire rationale for the new law was the need to address voter fraud – yet not a single shred of credible evidence of actual voter fraud was ever presented.
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The enclave is the last shred of territory held by the jihadists who have been driven from roughly one third of Iraq and Syria over the past four years.
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Moss strips away every shred of her charm to reveal her charisma in its rawest state, implicating Perry and the audience in a voyeurism that can feel almost holy.
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If you love working out but need help coming up with workouts or don't know how to program your own, you'll quickly appreciate the work Shred does for you.
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However, that shred of optimism was nowhere to be seen Monday morning, in a global stock market rout with about 5% drops seen in Asia, Europe and U.S. futures.
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CreditCreditLyndon French for The New York Times Adam Feinberg had no sooner made a bright yellow thin sheet of plastic than he had to shred it into little pieces.
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After all, it's their story, too, but one that is hidden from us, existing only as a scrawled fragment, a few marks on an otherwise blank shred of paper.
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"They have yet to point to a shred of evidence when it comes to impeachable offenses," Representative Elise Stefanik, Republican of New York, told reporters outside the hearing room.
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After about an hour of schmoozing, Mr. Rose used the grating blade of a Robot-Coupe, the French food processor, to quickly shred the potatoes and onions before frying.
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" Trump has been defiant throughout the months-long impeachment process, refusing to cooperate with House Democrats or accept a shred of culpability for landing in his current predicament. "No.
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"Whenever a body comes really close to it, a white dwarf will completely shred it and that dust and debris will fall and accrete onto the star," Doyle explained.
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In reality, however, he's trying to come in contact with this late wife, holding on to his last shred of hope that death doesn't have to mean goodbye forever.
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At trial, lawyers for Mr. McPartland and Mr. Spota tried to shred Mr. Hickey's credibility, calling him a practiced liar and highlighting that he admitted to four extramarital affairs.
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Conservatives may be preparing to fundamentally change how this country elects its lawmakers without a shred of public discussion or debate about it, at least until such conversations occur.
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And "Angel & Abyss," a mini-suite that starts with dark melodies and ends on a total shred-mass, proves it's possible to craft the ultimate NWOBHM song in 2019.
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Swallowing my last shred of dignity, I approached a man and a woman who had just appeared and asked if they knew where the actors would be coming out.
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They said the president was so desperate to build the wall as a difficult re-election campaign loomed that he was willing to shred the Constitution to do so.
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The shred, of the violinist Daniel Hope, was pulled off the internet after Mr. Hope, who was offended by it, had his lawyers send a cease-and-desist letter.
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But not a shred of attention during the election went to people like her: the poor black working class of the South who, arguably, have always been left behind.
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In their simplest form, plastics shred into smaller particles as sunlight makes them brittle and the waves break them up, leaving them adrift to be ingested by marine life.
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Making their fifth appearance in the World Cup, Tunisia have yet to get beyond the group stage, but securing third place in the group would be a shred of compensation.
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Russian hackers, with hardly a shred of deniability, have targeted the Pyeongchang Olympics for months in retaliation for the country's doping ban, stealing and leaking documents from Olympics-related organizations.
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Voters presumably subscribed to the heuristic rationale that a bad (inelegant, inconsiderate, poorly poised) debater would be a bad president – without a shred of evidence supporting such an outlandish contention.
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A year and a half after losing the election, Democrats are still trying, without a shred of evidence, to accuse President Trump of colluding with the Russians during the campaign.
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Activision's final game in the Pro Skater series was an epic disaster and the company killed the last attempt at a mobile title, Shred Session, before it was fully realized.
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But Dixie Chili in northern Kentucky and others grind their own meat, some restaurants shred their own cheese, and, as with anything, the mom and pops' smaller batches taste better.
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My primary goal was getting that car stopped and just keeping other motorists away from him, because if he made a slight contact, it would just shred their car apart.
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Following a chilling a capella rendition of Bob Marley's song "War" on Saturday Night Live, O'Connor held up a picture of Pope John Paul II and proceeded to shred it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A painting by mysterious British artist Banksy shred itself into pieces at the moment it sold for more than 1 million pounds at a London auction on Friday.
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In their statement, the Jackson family call Robson and Safechuck "admitted liars" and say there isn't "a shred of proof or single piece of physical evidence" to support their claims.
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I didn't have a personal connection to it but I really felt like I had to learn all the hard guitar parts to out-shred all the rock camp boys.
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When times seem especially tough, we grow nostalgic for the comfort of the lighthearted show, and take refuge in it in an attempt to find any shred of comedic relief.
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It's based on an air cannon you can build yourself, upgraded with slicing blades on the business end that julienne, dice, and shred anything that comes blasting out of it.
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Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has been in power since 1989 and outranks the elected president, had said Iran would "shred" the deal if the United States pulled out.
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Or worse, when I carefully peel it from its current place to move it to a new apartment, and inadvertently shred it into a mess with my own stupid hands?
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Hopkins's blistering guitar work is all over the project, and it makes me sad to think of the people in this world who are unaware of their ability to shred.
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That goes for the enemies, too — Eggman's new "hard-boiled heavies" are depicted with lots of quirky personality, making them interesting and unique villains without speaking a shred of dialogue.
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Sega's Jun Senoue, the composer who has been writing music for the franchise since 1994, came out to shred on guitar, playing songs just about everyone knew the words to.
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"The conviction of six journalists on terrorism charges without a shred of credible evidence against them shows that the systematic attempt to silence the media in Turkey continues," Filippou said.
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There's not a schedule yet, but we can only pray he books Virginia senator Tim Kaine and his wife to shred the harmonica and perform a bit of soft shoe.
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The sector could, however, claw back a shred of its former glory by providing some diversification benefits, they said during a conference by the fund manager in London this week.
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Then, in the aftermath of the tragic death of Heather Heyer, even this shred of unity was stripped away as groups openly split over how to deal with Heyer's death.
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Unlike the speakers at that first convention, he promised to spend money on infrastructure, shred trade agreements, cut back on immigration and get our allies to pay more for defense.
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You could boil them and use one for David Tanis's recipe for Chinese cold-boiled chicken, and the other to shred into enchiladas verdes, or use for Coronation chicken salad.
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I have declined to do so, and decline to do so today, because there is not one shred of evidence that in any way implicates Pence in the Russia scandal.
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But yesterday afternoon, we broke new ground in the world of weigh-ins curiosities: a fighter stepped on the scale holding the most shred-worthy guitar you could ever hold.
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All of this talk of rigged elections in Philadelphia — without a shred of substantive proof — nevertheless has Trump's supporters expecting fraud and specifically expecting it in the city I love.
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It appears that he ran 'ls' and that showed the bin file that contained the backdoor, and then he tried to shred it, and that command failed because connection timeout.
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Watching them shred and sway through their acid-soaked rock'n'roll reminded me of Roadburns past, when tie-dye outnumbered black leather dozens to one and stoner vibes ruled the airwaves.
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The plan was to pop off the top of the mountain, drop onto its powdery face and shred its untouched slope, racing against gravity for the sheer love of it.
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She doesn't stand out in a cluttered office that's a horror show of smiling obsequiousness and barely hidden contempt; she scarcely rates a genuine hello or a shred of interest.
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Shred through these rockin' Kristen Stewart shots and put your hunting skills to the test to see if you can find the differences between these almost identical punk rock pictures.
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"One thing that working closely with the prime minister does is cure you completely of any lingering shred of ambition to want to do that task," he told The Guardian.
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After the deal was signed but before Mr. Cohen paid, prosecutors said, American Media backed out of the arrangement and warned Mr. Cohen to shred the paperwork (he did not).
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Chelsea waited until the 82nd minute — just long enough to shred the nerves — to score the goal that put it beyond the reach of its last remaining rival, Tottenham Hotspur.
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The justices will need to hold fast to core constitutional values in the face of unprecedented moves by the executive branch, all designed to shred the fabric of the nation.
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Its passage has not hindered Khamenei's criticism of the U.S. Khamenei said last month his nation will "shred" the nuclear accord should the United States get rid of the agreement.
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OMAHA — After living more than 40 years along a road plagued by potholes, Jo Anne Amoura was excited to see city crews shred her block of Leavenworth Street into gravel.
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If you're going to eulogize Prince or write about Radiohead, you have to acknowledge the fact that both can comfortably be dubbed electronic musicians, however much their guitars may shred.
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It said the Electoral Commission was "unable to produce a shred of evidence relating to the original allegations" about Cambridge Analytica, reiterating that it did not work with the consultancy.
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Trump must be resisted in the likely event he seeks to oppress minority groups and shred the Constitution — but we also need to be prepared to be surprised on the upside.
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" But Warren insisted on a connection, arguing, "if you're not going to fix that problem, you can't (with the bankruptcy bill) take away the last shred of protection from these families.
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There wasn't a shred of evidence connecting me to the story, but the Trump supporter used the national platform to ask me to "denounce or confirm" an affair I never had.
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I don't see it," LaVar intones, later adding in a shred of commentary, "Melo understands that he has to grow up really fast if he wants to hang with his brothers.
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Instead, what is happening is that they are going to do whatever the giant companies tell them to do, no matter how many consumers they hurt or constitutional provisions they shred.
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This presented a discouraging scene for the Nets, a team clinging to its last shred of pride and playing for a fifth head coach in less than four seasons in Brooklyn.
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But allowing Keiko to continue campaigning for the April 225 first round vote could shred what little credibility the JNE has left in the context of already widespread accusations of unfairness.
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But allowing Keiko to continue campaigning for the April 10 first round vote could shred what little credibility the JNE has left in the context of already widespread accusations of unfairness.
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While Clinton never outright says that Gabbard is a Russian plant, merely heavily implying it, Gabbard accuses Clinton of masterminding a gigantic conspiracy against her without the slightest shred of evidence.
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The idea of Shorts is to give people the most raw and intimate look at your life possible while still maintaining a shred of privacy — like seeing someone wearing short pants.
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Other classes included sharpshooters and a new psi-ops type that can shred aliens with their minds, but Taylor was a ranger, a shotgun-toting class designed for close-range combat.
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On the same day they voted to shred Obamacare and replace it with the American Health Care Act, House Republicans made their way to the White House for a little celebration.
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Without a shred of evidence and utter disregard for the facts, they claim merchants have hoarded the money saved after Congress brought modest competition to debit card fees six years ago.
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Today, the ties that unite our civilization are no less vital, and demand no less defense, than that bare shred of land on which the hope of Poland once totally rested.
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Cornered in Baghouz, the group fought fiercely and desperately to hang on to the last shred of territory it controls, using thousands of civilians, including women and children, as human shields.
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As we attempt to survive a Trump presidency while maintaining a shred of sanity, at least there's the solace of TV shows that mercilessly poke fun at our Tweeter-in-Chief.
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Japanese "yuru chara" Nyango Star doesn't just shred the drums for fun—canonically, the fruit/cat/ghost hybrid was created to draw attention to the apple business in Japan's Aomori prefecture.
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His fans (and the general public, such is the level of fame he has attained) are desperate to know him better, and every shred of information he provides causes huge excitement.
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Some are already parting ways with Paul's more extreme ideas: On Tuesday, national Republicans openly distanced themselves from Paul's threat to shred government protocol by revealing the identity of Trump's whistleblower.
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Related: Meet the Heavy Metal Chef Making Slayer Pizzas and the Danzig Burger These Fonts Shred: A Typographical Survey of Heavy Metal The Inner Demons of William Crisafi | Monday Insta Illustrator
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Nikki Haley called the United Nation's Human Rights Council the organization's "greatest failure" and said the United States left because the U.S. provided the "last shred of accountability" the council had.
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Neither the musical nor the film has a shred of reality to it—or, at least, any reality that a black person or a wartime factory worker would recognize as such.
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The premium plan will cost folks just $20 more ... and it gets you a lot, including a diet program, strength training, power training, shred training and a 4-week meal plan.
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When Anucha Browne Sanders said in 2007 that she had been sexually harassed in her position as a Knicks marketing executive, Dolan afforded her not a shred of sympathy or respect.
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"In all of our investigations, the White House has not produced one single shred of paper in response to our requests," House Committee on Oversight and Reform Chairman Elijah Cummings said.
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"Since there's not a shred of physical evidence that my mother ever existed, I wanted to do something to make her less abstract," he told The New York Times in 2006.
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They worry that this will happen as soon as there is even a tiny shred of evidence that can connect them to a country or corporation hit by sanctions from Washington.
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Now they wait in these chaotic early days of Mr. Trump's presidency as he and his political advisers use executive orders to shred the policies and traditions the workers have championed.
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If they were dealing with a computer, workers would tear out the components, shred the hard drive, take out lithium-ion batteries, and separate the rest of the materials for buyers.
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A partnership with Russia of the kind Mr. Trump proposes has the potential to profoundly undermine the United States' counterterrorism progress and shred our relationships with Sunni Muslims around the world.
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Just like the email scandal, it went through the Thing, Scandal-About-the-Thing, Clinton's-Reaction-to-the-Scandal-About-the-Thing cycle without ever having a shred of substantive merit.
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Michael Phelps isn't taking a shred of blame for viewers' disappointment over him not racing an actual great white shark, and says he stands by the "incredible" made-for-TV event.
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Though he was a wild partier in his 20s, he's pushing 40 and still skating huge gaps—making him a poster child for pros who still shred even as they age.
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In spite of not having a single shred of evidence against Cosby, Netflix, NBC and TV Land have terminated future projects involving Cosby, or have removed Cosby entertainment from their programming.
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He told me that in his almost 50-year career of investigating all things paranormal, he's never come across a single shred of evidence that would prove the existence of ghosts.
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U.S. farmers would need about 11,000 markets the size of Sri Lanka to replace Chinese soybean purchases, but these days many growers will take any shred of new business they can get.
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Iran says the nuclear deal is not renegotiable and it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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What Happened: In case you'd retained the barest shred of faith in humanity, George Zimmerman is trying to auction off the gun he used to kill teenager Trayvon Martin back in 2012.
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This is a sore point for Mr Trump, who has tweeted that it was really he who came first on that measure because millions voted illegally (without giving a shred of evidence).
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Air guitar enthusiasts gathered in the Finnish city of Oulu on Friday to shred and strum their imaginary instruments in pursuit of the world championship of the bizarre dance form.
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Ausker Grill Pan — $40.79 with code 'WEEKEND15' See Details Like the bear claws after which they were designed, these stainless steel meat claws let you shred grilled meat straight off the grill.
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"Somehow he decided to shred and eat a tennis ball without us knowing so we ended up at their door at 3:30 am for Jackson to have emergency surgery," Moore continued.
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Mancia uses his white cane and a small device tucked away in the box he built that makes a constant beeping noise in order to shred, and it is so damn cool.
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Players don't just shoot guards and footsoldiers in unavoidable firefights in this game; it encourages them to shred, vaporize, immolate, and dismember hundreds of people, often in situations where it's logistically unnecessary.
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With a 900-watt motor, it'll crack through stems, bust open seeds, and shred up the skin of your favorite fruits and vegetables, allowing you to get the maximum amount of nutrients.
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"Anyone with a shred of human decency would understand that there are times in your life when you want your privacy respected, whether you are a public figure or not," he said.
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Here was a kid who was recorded being beaten by both COs and inmates, sent to solitary confinement for no good reason, and released with barely a shred of himself still left.
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It's by no means a silver bullet for the argument that supernovae have impacted evolution—just another shred of evidence that the history of life on Earth was a rocky roller coaster.
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Pharmacists have also been vocal on internet forum Reddit, where in several threads some have admitted that they automatically throw PillPack faxes "in the shred bin," or call patients to get confirmation.
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"I would be incredibly disappointed in any of my fellow MMA coaches and any promoters if they took Greg Hardy in and taught him a shred of our incredible sport," Glazer tweeted.
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Where Vader, the Emperor, and Count Dooku were careful, calculated, and calm in their mannerisms and actions, Ren will happily shred a computer console just because he's been told some bad news.
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Lust -- AVN's reigning "MILF Performer of the Year" award winner -- came out swinging hard against Moore ... claiming she's sick of people blaming adult videos for their problems without a shred of evidence.
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But for those who've been sleepwalking through Destiny, waiting hungrily for any shred of information from Bungie about the future of game, today is the day to wake up and walk away.
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Pakistan responded by saying it was "fully committed and capable of defending itself against any act of aggression" and India had unfairly blamed it for the attack "without a shred of evidence".
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The stainless steel emulsifying blade is powerful enough to shred through large chunks of fruit and leafy greens, while the grinding blade is ideal for making flax seed butter and creamy pestos.
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As Taylor Lorenz reported in The Times last week, "ok boomer" is a meme started by teenagers to shred older people who express a broad range of antiquated ideas about the world.
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Russia, like China, plays down such grievances, but having lit its own nationalist fires with the 2014 annexation of Crimea, Moscow knows how easily historical passions can shred the promises of diplomats.
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The UPS Store was trying to "have some fun" with a tweet over the weekend, but earned backlash from a wide swath of Twitter users after suggesting stores shred letters to Santa.
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I like to believe I have a shred of common sense, and I simply do not understand why anybody in this country is allowed to purchase and own a semiautomatic assault rifle.
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With 240 minutes of continuous run-time and the ability to shred credit cards, CDs, and more, the Bonsai Paper Shredder offers the capacity of a commercial shredder at an affordable price.
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Pros: Compact, no need for electricity, quiet operation, capable of shredding paper, credit cards, and CDsCons: Suitable only for smaller-volume shredding, cannot shred paper larger than A4 size, handle is small
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The Shred-it survey found that 1 in 4 executives and 1 in 5 small business owners said that an external vendor was the cause of a data breach at their company.
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With their latest proposal to shred the social safety net, the Trump administration again has invented a problem whose only solution is taking money from the poor to give to the rich.
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Apple regularly calls itself a green company, but its products are hard to recycle, it has "must-shred" agreements with electronics recyclers, and consumers regularly upgrade their devices before they need to.
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"Programmatic ads ... shred your margins and they never return to the old level because advertisers are just going to go where the algorithms say they can get the best results," Cramer said.
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Andy Barr MORE (R-Ky.), who sits on the House Financial Services Committee and who's repeatedly voted to shred Dodd-Frank, over precisely this issue, and his support for predatory payday lenders.
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Still, there is potential for decluttering, which leaves us with a pressing question: Just what records should we be keeping and for how long, and what can we safely shred or delete?
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"It's time for Republicans in Congress to show just a shred of the courage of American students," Representative Ted Deutch, the Democrat who represents Parkland, said in the party's weekly radio address.
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What he sees in the files and thousands of note cards is a man battling his own helplessness, grasping at any shred of evidence, even the most ephemeral of things — the words.
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At this point it's evidently composed entirely of cynical apparatchiks, willing to sell out every principle — and every shred of their own dignity — as long as their donors get big tax cuts.
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As the thousands of supporters of independence, wrapped in their movement's flags and kicking empty beer cans in frustration, made for the exits, some older supporters held onto a shred of optimism.
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But the Russian football team are Cleveland Browns-bad, so it would shred even the little credibility FIFA has remaining if the hosts channel the Mighty Ducks and win the whole enchilada.
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Consider, Professor Hathaway said, what kind of a world we could be re-entering, if the Trump administration's escalation of its conflicts with other nations were to shred the current international consensus.
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But whatever shred of plausibility it had was dealt a death blow on Tuesday when President Donald Trump pardoned or commuted the sentences of a veritable who's who of corrupt public figures.
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"Senator Jon Tester engaged in character assassination against a decorated rear admiral in the United States Navy, and he didn't have a shred of evidence to back it up," Mr. Shah said.
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With former Trump campaign deputy Rick Gates, Stone's lawyers largely tried to shred his credibility, reminding the jury that he had already pleaded guilty of lying to special counsel Robert Mueller's team.
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I looked at the clock again and counted: In 6 hours and 43 minutes I would start calling the West Coast hoping for some shred of news, but knowing I wouldn't get it.
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Dreaming during REM is sort of "a way for your brain to figure out what to remember and file away in the filing cabinet, and what to shred and forget," Dr. Harris says.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Promising startups in the United States receive a shred of the billions of dollars investors pump into them when led by women, a major study found on Tuesday.
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At the time, I asked ECS CEO Jim Taggart how he feels about "must shred" agreements when he sees products that could have data safely deleted before being turned into parts or repaired.
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New Zealand's prime minister vowed Tuesday to give not a single shred — not one second or one syllable — of recognition to the man who attacked two local mosques last week, killing 50 people.
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But now that Trump, through Spicer, is demanding a taxpayer-funded congressional investigation into a claim made against his opposition without one single shred of evidence, we are in new and alarming territory.
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Digging through folders of old taxes and piles of medical statements I need to shred, I will come across one of her manila mailers, invariably loaded with far more postage stamps than required.
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, whose hostility toward Washington is the glue that holds together Iran's faction-ridden leadership, had said Iran would "shred" the deal if the United States pulled out.
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Anyone with a shred of empathy can agree it's a heinous act, and determinations as to whether the kidnapping and subsequent attacks were racially or politically motivated are currently being investigated by police.
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Fitness gurus Jillian Michaels and Tone It Up's Karena Dawn and Katrina Scott are joining forces for a three-part Tone and Shred workout series that combines each of their areas of expertise.
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On top of that, Trump has vowed to shred the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a proposed trade agreement that the Internet Association has said is "a move in the right direction" for technology companies.
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Let this be a lesson to all future would-be Oscar winners: If you want to win a bunch of statues, hire some masked dude to shred on a fire-spitting electric guitar.
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Alice Cooper, looking every bit the respectable housewife without a shred of Serpentry insight, is home icing cookies when Betty walks in and Alice tells her she has a gift from Secret Santa.
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As the robot moves alongside a vehicle it also subtly deploys a spike strip under the car, so should a suspect decide to flee, they'll shred at least one tire in the process.
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In an era where cars can drive themselves, shred tires with obscene levels of power, and go hundreds of miles on a charge, it's easy to overlook a car like the Beetle Dune.
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The problem: nobody has provided a shred of hard evidence that the company has done anything wrong, raising the question of whether this is glorified protectionism hiding behind the banner of national security.
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He played drums in Eternal Champion, and, during the main show, lead guitar with long-running Wilkes-Barre metalcore quintet War Hungry, who share Power Trip's dual penchant for shred and hardcore toughness.
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It would have been more believable to the audience if Abby had ever shown a shred of interest in political office, but she hasn't and that's why this feels so fly-by-night.
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They have made the specious argument that Trump was using "wiretapping" as a stand-in for general surveillance, which means that they will use any shred of information that suggests Trump was right.
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There were two things we learned at the 10th annual Golden Plains Festival this past weekend in Australia: Eddy Current Suppression Ring remain an amazingly popular band, and they can also still shred.
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Paul broke out every trick in the book to shred every single coverage the Jazz threw at him: hesitations, in-and-outs, behind-the-backs, cross-court bullets, lobs, fadeaways, floaters, and more.
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You could, for instance, shred some leftover chicken into foaming butter with a drizzle of the adobo sauce that surrounds the canned chipotles you ought to have in the back of your fridge.
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When a media outlet outs someone and potentially ruins his life, it only reinforces the fears — by confirming there are still prominent spaces that aren't afraid to needlessly shred someone's life for traffic.
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Modersohn-Becker's expressionistic paintings — of nursing mothers, gourds and clay jugs, female nudes, children in forests — are rendered in thick textures and a muted, earthy palette, without a shred of sentimentality or cuteness.
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Or do what my friends Jason and Siobhan do for their family and double the sauce, up the noodles a bit, and then shred carrots or slice zucchini to toss into the noodles.
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Read: Democrats call for hearing on Jeff Sessions' anti-marijuana policy "There is not a shred of evidence that these laws are effective at reducing overdose fatalities," the Drug Policy Alliance report stated.
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Portrayed with relentless, nerve-shredding shrillness by Mo Fry Pasic, she wouldn't appear to possess a shred of self-awareness as she careers through agitated phone calls with her mother and her bestie.
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And then I found myself moderately surprised that I'd been surprised about this — somehow suckered into believing for a minute that there was a shred of merit to this dog-and-pony show.
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As I reported earlier this year, Apple requires recyclers who deal with its products to sign "must shred" clauses, meaning that any material that is recycled on behalf of Apple must be destroyed.
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"Maybe they are shredding first and burning what they shred," said one woman standing on the tree-lined sidewalk outside the consulate on Friday afternoon, identifying herself only by her first name, Marion.
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"The 5 million law-abiding men and women of the National Rifle Association will not accept one shred of blame for the acts of madmen and the failures of government," Mr. Cox said.
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Lo and behold, a good chunk of the new play "Ski End" consists of amusing make-believe situations in which the pals give themselves new names and pretend to shred on the slopes.
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"If you're not going to fix that problem," Ms. Warren told Mr. Biden of interest rates, "you can't take away the last shred of protection for these families," she said, referring to bankruptcy.
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If Mr. Trump had a shred of evidence against Mr. Biden or any legitimate governmental objective in view, he would have directed the Justice Department or State Department to work directly with Ukraine.
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A literal shred of a clue emerged in 2007, when two teams of scientists were able to isolate, reconstruct and analyze fragments of collagen, a soft-tissue protein, from a T. rex fossil.
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This "integration" or merger, or annexation to call it by its true name, is the only way Putin can continue to possess what he and his team believe is some shred of legitimacy.
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Lyrically, the result is often closer to a Gertrude Stein poem, thick with allusions and illusions and inversions that don't make a shred of sense until you've been through them a dozen times.
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To make matters worse, Lebanese banks, fearing a run on deposits that would shred the banking system, have capped at a few hundred dollars a week the amount that account holders can withdraw.
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My great-aunt Yetta added a touch of potato starch to eggs, which she'd fry into a thin crepe, then either shred it into "noodles" or wrap it around farmers cheese for blintzes.
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But perhaps you're right: maybe there's one last remaining shred of hope in my soul that believes that even the art world one day might grasp basic concepts of respect, privilege, and power.
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Perhaps in response to the news that the TPP still has a shred of hope of being passed in the US, on Thursday Japan's lower house in parliament voted to ratify the deal.
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In response, Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has said Tehran will stick to the nuclear accord as long as the other signatories respected it, but would "shred" the deal if Washington pulled out.
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" – President Trump, in his interview on " Hannity ," reflecting on his past exchange of verbal barbs with Kim Jong Un. WATCH ANTI-TRUMP MEDIA: "The left will still not give [Trump] a shred of credit.
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There's plenty of proof that points to the fact that Ed Sheeran is probably a Nice Guy™, but in case you needed one more shred of evidence, Chrissy Teigen is here for you.
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Now, with Mueller&aposs runaway investigation on day 218, not a single shred of evidence President Trump and even some top Democrats worried that Americans are getting sick of the seemingly endless fishing expedition.
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In response, Khamenei said last week that Tehran would stick to the nuclear accord with world powers as long as the other signatories respected it, but would "shred" the deal if Washington pulled out.
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If you upload a photo of your ex to their website and then shred it, not only will you get serious satisfaction, but you'll score yourself buy one, get one 214-piece boneless wings.
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The government stated that high heels in the workplace was a safety hazard as they cause the wearer, at times, to shred their feet and also increase the workers risk at falling at work.
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Another cheap and easy online purchase for the lazy Halloween procrastinators who still want to hold onto some small shred of whatever punk credibility you can maintain while sweating inside a hard plastic mask.
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But even as our deeply polarized electorate sets fire to The Enlightenment, there's one shred of common belief that unites the right and left-wings of the world: the idea that Comcast is Bad.
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I'd shred some cheddar if asked, maybe pour the roux over the pasta if I was feeling myself, but the mystery of the mac was something I only trusted in my mother's chosen hands.
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Victory over Islamic State at Baghouz, a shred of land at the Iraqi border, will herald "a new phase", said Badran Jia Kurd, advisor to the Kurdish-led administration running north and east Syria.
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Kenwood Excel Juicer — $123.25 See Details Equipped with a 380-watt motor, five blending speeds, and handy culinary attachments, the Kenwood Hand Blender lets you chop, mix, blend, and shred ingredients with minimal effort.
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But even after Trump brought Kim to Singapore, even after he squeezed concessions and at least a commitment to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula, the left still will not give him a shred of credit.
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Diethelm told analysts that the bank expected a court of appeals to "correct the mistakes" of the prior ruling, saying the previous court had provided "not a shred of substantiation" for the penalties set.
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In fact, you know what this policy is if you have studied just the smallest shred of history – it was known as containment when applied to the Soviet Union during the Cold War years.
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Put aside whatever shred of healthcare decency the Senate happens to be ripping out at the moment and take a look at Better, a startup helping people deal with out-of-network medical bills.
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After waiting 24 hours, his team called for Congress to investigate—clearly a fishing expedition to find a shred of evidence it can hold up as proof that Trump wasn't just making shit up.
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According to Senator Brian Schatz of Hawaii, Pruitt would be a "historical outlier" among both Republican and Democrat EPA administrators, who would shred rather than faithfully administer the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts.
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"For those rebounding from a tough breakup or just taking a break from the whole relationship thing, Hooters is offering a tasty solution: shred 'em and forget 'em," Hooters wrote in a press release.
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BAGHOUZ, Syria (Reuters) - Dozens of people, comprising Islamic State fighters, women and children, surrendered to U.S.-backed forces besieging Islamic State's final shred of territory in eastern Syria on Thursday, a Reuters witness said.
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It's such an open and active stripping of your opponent's honor, the only natural response is to stand up and pitifully try to reclaim a shred of dignity by doing something even more embarrassing.
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All of a sudden, and I cannot say why, but I have been overtaken by the desire to run away to New Orleans and learn to shred the shit out of an electric guitar.
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Trump once again put the world on notice that the rules-based, post-1945 world order founded on alliances like NATO and American-backed multilateral organizations is one he would rather shred than bolster.
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"But senator," Warren answered, "if you are not going to fix that problem" — by capping interest rates — "you can't take away the last shred of protection from these families" that access to bankruptcy offers.
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Axxion, on the other hand, certainly made an impression by donning what their guitarist, "Sir Shred," dubbed "Power Suits," which were basically a cross between David Lee Roth's spandex outfits and Borat's banana hammock.
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Never mind the recent, staggering discovery of gravitational waves: ripples in space-time that Einstein predicted a century ago, and which indicate the universe is peppered with black holes that shred and swallow stars.
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A final word of warning: Don't try disposing of your metal credit card with a shredder — it won't work, and some cards even come with warnings indicating that you shouldn't try to shred them.
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Clinton if she had done — to paraphrase Mr. Flynn in his "lock her up" speech at the Republican National Convention — one-tenth of what Mr. Trump has now done to shred our national security?
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I see a tiny shred of hope in recent reports that Congress is trying to force Trump's hand on China by drafting veto-proof legislation that would sanction top officials involved in the camps.
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He has claimed, without a shred of evidence, that Iran is out of compliance, and has complained that Iran is still building ballistic missiles, arming Hezbollah and supporting President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
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And none of the downer bits matter when you're in the heat of a pitched shootout, dodging to and fro as you dip in and out of bullet time while bullets shred everything around you.
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The brain is like a filing cabinet and, every night—especially during REM sleep—it is trying to make files to create memories, learn new skills and also figure out what papers to essentially shred.
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The near-diamond-hard ceramic blades of all five knives—from the chef's to the santoku—will hold an edge far longer than steel, so you'll be able to shred through entire steers between sharpenings.
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Without the ability to pass major legislation, it will be even less equipped than before to resolve the fiscal crisis that is threatening to devalue the currency, capsize the banking system and shred ordinary wallets.
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Additionally, if your skateboarding kitty is sponsored and paid $600 or more per year to shred, you and your feline friend will most likely be issued a 1099-MISC at the end of the year.
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Nor did he make the argument, as Trump has over and again and without a shred of evidence, that he was going to be or had been bamboozled by some amorphous band of electoral conspirators.
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Apple's "must-shred" policies with many electronics recyclers means that if you break it and take it to a recycler, they won't even have the option of trying to get it repaired by an expert.
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Sanders's showing will likely be better than expected, and he'll cling to any shred of good news—and at this point, losing by less than ten points in Pennsylvania, if that happens, is good news.
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Every May or June, Barcelona's Parc del Fórum opens up its warm arms to the crowds who descend for a weekend of watching people shred, sing or rap, before taking a dip in the sea.
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And, as the months passed and neither Trump nor his White House offered up even a shred of proof of his claim, it became increasingly hard to believe there was any there there on this.
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Iran says its nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes and that it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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Their strategy since the 2015 Open Internet Order has been to shred the existing rules so that Net Neutrality supporters get desperate enough to come to the bargaining table and compromise our own victory away.
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The officers who brutalize communities, targeting citizens without a shred of suspicion, are the result of the same corrupt culture as those detectives who then go on to commit crimes in elite anti-gun squads.
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"This president seems to think he is above the law, and we are not going to stand by while he tries to shred workers' rights," AFGE President J. David Cox Sr. said in a statement.
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A man who willingly puts young children in cages clearly possesses not a shred of empathy, so it is no wonder he hates dogs, and I would assume cats, hamsters, ferrets and bunnies as well.
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Mallya's British defense lawyer, Clare Montgomery, told Westminster Magistrates Court that India had made a series of serious allegations against him and others that did not have "a shred of evidence" to back them up.
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Shred the breasts and the thighs into a bowl with some diced skin and a lashing of hoisin or barbecue sauce, then heat it through in a pan right before using it on the scallops.
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Defenders of North Carolina and Maryland's maps say the court has no business trying, and will shred its reputation for above-the-fray fairness if it starts deciding whether maps favor one party or another.
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BAGHOUZ, Syria (Reuters) - Islamic State militants along with women and children surrendered in the hundreds to U.S.-backed forces in eastern Syria on Thursday as the jihadists lost ground in their last shred of territory.
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In a ruling on Monday, the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) said there was "no shred of evidence" to show that the audit firm had fabricated or falsified Satyam's books in collusion with the top management.
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Rick Pitino says there's not a SHRED of evidence proving he did anything wrong to justify his firing -- and has lawyered up in what seems to be a prelude to a legal war with Louisville.
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With not a single shred of slut-shaming, the NYC government woefully admits though that this is not the time to be spreading the love anywhere else — unfortunately, even if your livelihood depends on it.
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To destroy the last thing Negan holds dear would compromise some deep-seated shred of integrity that still means a lot to Jadis, and so she indulges in the gesture of mercy and spares Lucille.
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But here's a shred of optimism: Some new technologies show promise in breaking those ultra-strong carbon-fluorine bonds, which means the compounds known as "forever" chemicals could be removed from at least some groundwater.
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That's basic governance 101, and at a time when so many Americans across the political spectrum lack even a shred of confidence in government, it's nice to see someone in Washington, D.C., doing their job.
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But if he won't, tell him you have nothing to hide and prove it by dumping your trash on his side of the bed every night so he can sort and shred to his satisfaction.
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The Olympus TG-6 (8/43, WIRED Recommends) isn't a strap-it-to-your-head-and-shred camera, but if you're shooting underwater—a common use case for these cameras—this is your best bet.
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This was the president doing what he does, offering not one shred of actual information, hiding his ignorance in his "I can't tell you the specifics now, but it will be great" manner of explanation.
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And our silly little brains â€" distracted by the novelty of miniature music players and more collectible clutter for our keychains â€" cast aside any shred of reasonable thinking and believed this to be true.
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To summarize them in less imaginative terms: Chai are the modern Spice Girls who understand the wickedness of capitalism and would rather women be able to ditch their dull day jobs to shred all day!
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Not only did Johnson lose the vote, which could ultimately lead to a no-deal Brexit being blocked, he also lost his parliamentary majority, and with it the last shred of his fledgling premiership's legitimacy.
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Iran says its nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes and that it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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The absolute hero in this recently uploaded YouTube video ticks all the boxes [and licks all the licks] as he doles out free metal to passing traffic and pedestrians like some philanthropic suburban shred lord.
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" Bates added that the Wireless Alliance separates locked phones from unlocked ones and ultimately has to disassemble and shred them: "iCloud locked devices can only be resold for their parts value and residual metals value.
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A defendant in, say, a fraud case also has the "power" to shred documents that belong to her, but doing so with the intent to shield those documents from a pending investigation would be criminal obstruction.
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Apple rejects current industry best practices by forcing the recyclers it works with to shred iPhones and MacBooks so they cannot be repaired or reused—instead, they are turned into tiny shards of metal and glass.
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And he'd be happy to see Trump fire Mueller, shred the rule of law, and finally carry out his threats to jail Hillary Clinton if that would make it easier to pass a giant tax cut.
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Goodwin, nicknamed "Fred the Shred" for his cost-cutting abilities and abrasive management style, was first feted and knighted before RBS's near collapse at the height of the credit crisis prompted the world's biggest bank bailout.
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During a wide-ranging interview with actor Lena Headey, Mashable asked her about Cersei's character; does she have a shred of goodness left in her by this point, or has it now been snuffed out completely?
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It is often said, with some degree of justice, that mainstream Muslim leaders should be even more energetic in denying any shred of legitimacy to terrorism, and in offering an attractive alternative vision of their faith.
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And today is the one-year anniversary of this Mueller witch-hunt, and so far, the special counsel has not provided a single shred of evidence of any collusion and collusion is not against the law.
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It was the directors of these films, rather than the studios themselves, that have had to rise up to address public clamoring for some—any—shred of tangible LGBTQ identity, and that's almost always the case.
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Signaling to North Korea and Iran There's not a shred of evidence to suggest that Trump's calculations on Syria relate to the other crisis hanging over his head: what to do about North Korea's nuclear weapons.
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The Church's maintenance of secrecy is so absolute that staffers at LDS Family Service who take notes during helpline calls are required to shred them at the end of every day, said Kosnoff, the plaintiffs' lawyer.
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Columbus, Ohio (CNN)If not for the promise of President Donald Trump's signature, the current Republican effort to shred Obamacare would have ended like so many others over the past seven years -- defeated at the pass.
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Nothing really ties pop punk to teen film soundtracks other than the fact that they were both popular at the same time, and started out with absolutely not a shred of respectability in the first place.
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But it does shed light on a small shred of truth: There's a part of our town, and a part of ourselves, that we're all too quick to separate ourselves from in the light of day.
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Power Trip's ability to harness their nostalgia for thrash and make metal feel fresh again proved that shred-lord classics like Ride the Lightning and Bonded by Blood could be not just honored, but improved upon.
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" Pompeo did not present any evidence to back up his assertion, and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif denied Iran's involvement by saying the U.S. leveled the accusation without "a shred of factual or circumstantial evidence.
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"If Republicans walk away from this — if they back down without getting a single shred of paper from the White House — that would undermine whatever faith the American people have left in Congress," he said Thursday.
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But at night, before I fell asleep, I had the creeping awareness that in a few years, when my sons left for college, they would take every last shred of happiness in our home with them.
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Sivan Cohen Elias's "Hack" (2016) for two guitars, on the other hand, deconstructed the instruments themselves, laying them prostrate as Jesse Langen threaded wires through their strings, or lifted them to shred a bow along them.
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"Today multiple Bureaus retract—without a shred of explanation—several items released under the previous administration that focus on competition, consumer protection, cybersecurity and other issues core to the FCC's mission," Clyburn said in a statement.
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Remove from the oven and cool completely, then transfer to a cutting board (save the pan and the juices in there!) and shred the meat into bite-sized pieces, saving the skin and discarding the bones.
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"The last shred of hope for people we know were suffering in those offshore hellholes was knowing they were getting medical care — and now that's gone," said Richard Di Natale, the leader of the Greens party.
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In the emotional days following the November 2016 election that put President Donald Trump in power, no one had any idea they might find a shred of solace in words scribbled on a mundane office supply.
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BAGHOUZ, Syria (Reuters) - Islamic State launched two counter-attacks on U.S.-backed fighters besieging their final shred of territory in eastern Syria on Wednesday but were beaten back without any progress, the Syrian Democratic Forces said.
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Any member of Congress who votes in support of impeachment—against every shred of truth, fact, evidence, and legal principle—is showing how deeply they revile the voters and how truly they detest America'ss Constitutional order.
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There are two types of people in this world: those who wear the comfortable rubber clog that is the Croc without a shred of shame, and those who vehemently turn up their noses at the prospect.
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Johnson, who is 55 years old and therefore -- at least numerically -- a seasoned adult, rarely expresses a shred of remorse for the myriad slip-ups, indiscretions, and outright lies which have peppered his entire professional career.
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With a nearly 13,000-foot elevation at its summit and a whopping 40% of its skiable terrain above the treeline, Breckenridge Ski Resort in Breckenridge, Colorado, is ideal for those looking to shred at high altitudes.
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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has said Tehran will stick to the agreement as long as the other signatories do, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out, as Trump has threatened to do.
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During a recent Saturday visit, I helped her shred 15-plus years of tax documents, organize an interview with a major national periodical, and sell her shares in a venture she wants to part ways with.
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Defense Trump committed to shred the status quo at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), of which Canada is a member, forcing member states to "pull their own weight" in the defense of the Western hemisphere.
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That night for dinner, now able to eat real human food as I'd checked off my two baby food meals, I ordered enough Chinese food for a family of seven and ate every last shred of it.
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I have known you, Leonard, for a couple decades at least and you don&apost strike me as this scary dude who is going to shred the Constitution and put people, put constitutional rights in the dumpster.
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The Islamic Republic says its nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes and that it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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Because Banksy is the art community's biggest troll, his dramatic choice earlier this month to automatically shred one of his most famous paintings the moment it was sold at auction for $1.4 million was not particularly surprising.
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In a nice twist of fate, both legislators were elected on the same day—November 7, 2017—and Roem has fond memories of seeing Most Precious Blood shred at the 2004 New England Metal and Hardcore Fest.
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Just minutes into his testimony, Comey said the president and his aides had chosen to defame him by spreading lies about his job performance, attempting to shred a reputation carefully built during 20 years of government service.
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Aboud has spent three months at al-Hol along with more than 60,000 people who fled the battle for Baghouz, the final shred of populated territory that Islamic State had held until its defeat there last month.
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Cops say they can't find a shred of evidence that proves OKC Thunder co-owner was trying to kill himself when he slammed his SUV into a concrete bridge back in March ... despite a 2 month investigation.
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It also fits right in with his calls to harm people in a variety of ways, including killing the family members of suspected terrorists and rewriting libel laws to shred America's constitutionally protected right to free speech .
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