There's one town in India, Panipat, that specializes in shredding, and there's a horrendous short film that documents women shredding clothes that are brand new.
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The end result is a game that feels like Guitar Hero, only you're shredding hundreds of bad guys with your feet instead of shredding a guitar.
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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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Shredding clothes, it seemed, was turning into a family custom.
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How do you avoid shredding your voice in this role?
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An RPG explodes next to another Marine, shredding his pants.
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The president has made a point of shredding these alliances.
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The lazy river has temporarily become the extreme shredding river.
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Trump is shredding longstanding norms of etiquette and interbranch comity.
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There's no slicing or shredding disc for things like cheese.
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Pros: Low price point, jam-remover function, overheat protection, suitable for shredding paper, credit cards, staples, and paper clipsCons: Louder than some other units, six-sheet capacity means shredding larger documents can take a while
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It's less clear how well Pelosi's shredding of Trump's speech fared.
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That's where the shredding of our norms and institutions is occurring.
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If his recent self-shredding artwork stunt is any indication, fettuccine.
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For skiers, shredding fresh powder in Sweden sounds like a dream.
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Nope: it's the heart-shredding poignancy I can't get enough of.
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The shredding of his own lobbying ban is just further proof.
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Shredding important papers twice a day was one of my duties.
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A: Depp, Perry, Slash AND Duff McKagan shredding on stage together!
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Like a shredding ... so you just keep putting art in it?
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Ted Yoder, Soundscapes Here's a guy just absolutely shredding a hammer dulcimer.
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It's time for an injection of flanneled, black lipsticked, guitar-shredding rage.
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They are now violating -- shredding our Constitution, violating our Fourth Amendment rights.
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When I'm just shredding in a band, I don't determine the vibe.
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An additional 427 books have been seized for shredding, the letter claimed.
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Your cat will keep shredding things just to spite you, lowly human.
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She suggests shredding those documents at a local public school or library.
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If you've been shredding for Stereosonic, now is the time to stop.
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He is a standard-bearer shredding fifty years of bipartisan foreign policy.
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After shredding, Mr. Asiatico applies layers of paint, usually with an airbrush.
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"Wages are falling, and the social safety net is shredding," she says.
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Chaz French's shredding lyrical honesty forces listeners to sit with captivating truths.
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Tornadoes ripped across Tennessee early Tuesday, shredding buildings and killing multiple people.
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Such missiles are designed to explode near aircraft, shredding them with shrapnel.
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"What I've mostly been doing is shredding paper," said one palace source.
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Also living for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's role here just shredding Trump.
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Levandowski said he brought the discs to a shredding company called Shred Works.
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Artist's depiction of colliding neutron stars shredding spacetime, producing ripples of gravitational waves.
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Williams will be found with his friends, shredding powder in the Utah backcountry.
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Check out Clay -- er, Dylan -- shredding on guitar and singing his heart out.
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My new hero: the 20183 year old shredding Vivaldi on electric guitar WHAT.
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Tired of the 10-pound demon in your house shredding up your couch?
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What better way to celebrate your tax filing than with free shredding services?
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Also, the sleeves needed more shredding and the neckline didn't plunge low enough.
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And the yin and yang of shredding and exaggeration were the design strategies.
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Brushing my teeth, trying to wash the cheese grater and shredding the sponge.
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On the one hand, we have the Republican Party that's shredding those threads.
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The shredding begins at 0:59, courtesy of the penalty box dwelling Joel Theriault.
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Everywhere we turn, it's clear that Trump is shredding what we believe in most.
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Then you'd get this fiery visual of a man on fire shredding the slopes.
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The food processor includes a medium slicing disc, shredding disc, and chopping/mixing blade.
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The boiler has exploded, shredding Chris Christie's heart into a pulp-covered blood stub.
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I can't imagine shredding the files of the most important research subject in history.
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That is, until the throat-shredding, high flying frontman Paul'e'wog came along around 2010.
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But Sotheby's auctioneers are already discussing whether the shredding is actually a good thing.
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His translation of Afrizal Malna's Document Shredding Machine is forthcoming from Reading Sideways Press.
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I was a rockstar, shredding sick guitar solos in front of a screaming audience.
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Away from the street, we came across a guy absolutely shredding on the erhu.
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Banksy's self-shredding Girl with Balloon has left quite the mark on the art world.
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In testing, I tried both shredding and finely chopping the cheese, and both worked well.
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In response to CNN's request for comment about the allegations of shredding, American Media Inc.
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Frantz listed among the favorite: a hammer, industrial shredding — or, for the extreme cases, thermite.
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After shredding the star apart, the black hole ejected pulses of energy into the cosmos.
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Occasionally, when shredding cabbage to make sauerkraut, I wonder, of all vegetables, why this one?
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Slash still has his skill intact, capably shredding the headbanger's ball solos allotted to him.
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"Our investigator observed discarded CGMP documents and evidence of uncontrolled shredding of documents," it said.
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And there's still a steep learning curve before you can start shredding the concrete streets.
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But the unloading, smashing, and shredding of e-waste is only half the operation here.
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All are causing grievous harm to our country and shredding any real opportunities for unity.
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Jim Jordan is absolutely shredding the Democrats' arguments, to the point that they look silly.
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The exercise went from an enjoyable dance-like move to a painful, booty-shredding movement.
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One pothole was credited with shredding the tires of 15 cars in under an hour.
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The market for Banksy's art is still on a high after that 21999 shredding incident.
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Like, if a money launderer was like, 'Full transparency: I'm shredding all my financial records.
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Its fingerpicked vamp carries insistent minor-key melodies and a little bit of ngoni shredding.
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Our credibility is shredding in front of us," Stavridis said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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I'm a multi-instrumentalist, so I'm always speaking thru their different languages, shredding, growing, growing, shedding.
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Use the shredding disc in a food processor to grate a frozen stick of salted butter.
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Which is why Mr. Trump's tweet was something of a relief in its shredding of pretense.
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Ms. Zobel seems more concerned with mining the Courrèges legacy for bits but shredding the rest.
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Instead of shredding the Iran accord, Mr. Trump should apply its basic template to North Korea.
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But the shredding Pete enjoys is far more likely to damage your eardrums than your couch.
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There are a few handshakes and congratulations, but mostly it's cold stares and confidence-shredding criticisms.
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The Santa Ana winds are shredding the bark off the eucalyptus trees in long white stripes.
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We used to be in a marching band together and just always shredding, just fucking around.
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"I tore my ACL shredding the gnar⛷ 😕 but all is good," Efron wrote on Instagram.
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Wallace seems to revel in shredding my furniture, ignoring the scratching post alternatives I try to introduce.
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That's why we take our time, usually, just, like, shredding all that fat, as much as possible.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's dream of shredding the social safety net has not yet come to pass.
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"I tore my ACL shredding the gnar⛷ 😕 but all is good," Efron wrote on Instagram.
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On Thursday, Jenner reposted a picture Scott Disick shared of himself shredding the slopes on a snowmobile.
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Television's swirly guitar solos got all bright—the high-end shredding your ears with a shimmery sheen.
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"Broke my collarbone at the end," Brooklyn captioned a video of him shredding some powder before falling.
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It drops 100 pounds of metal on a target, shredding them to pieces with six giant knives.
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If the parachutes opened too early, the spacecraft could be moving much to fast, shredding the parachute.
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Rising economic inequality is shredding the political norms and social cohesion on which a healthy democracy depends.
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A conviction against Enron's accounting firm, Arthur Andersen, for shredding evidence also got overturned on a technicality.
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And that's kinda the tone of his whole internet exploding freestyle: shredding everything you thought was sacred.
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"We need to fight this Constitution-shredding gambit with everything we've got," Merkley said in a statement.
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And what about the identity of the man in the salesroom who remotely activated the shredding device?
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Fortunately, the proposal seems fated for the shredding machine, but it still serves as a useful example.
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It's hard to find something more nerve-shredding than waiting for the results of your STD tests.
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But he vowed to help them by shredding regulations and leveling the playing field with foreign countries.
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And, on Friday night, I could for once picture the Minnesota senator shredding Trump on that stage.
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Peering farther out, other astronomers spotted a black hole destroying and shredding a star in distant galaxy.
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Peering farther out, other astronomers spotted a black hole destroying and shredding a star in distant galaxy.
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The ATF suggests cutting, crushing, melting or shredding it -- and it offers an online how-to guide.
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" The comments echo Biden's remarks to CNN's Don Lemon last month faulting Trump for "shredding our alliances.
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And be sure to read the fine print (and keep it away from any paper-shredding queens).
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Bolton favored bombing Iran, called for shredding nuclear agreements with Russia and opposed talks with the Taliban.
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She puts fear in the hearts of men who have gotten too comfortable shredding political and legal norms.
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On the downside, TRAPPIST-1 shoots off the occasional atmosphere-shredding solar flare, which is bad for life.
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The company handles medical waste disposal, as well as drug recalls, call centers, ISHA compliance, and document shredding.
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Leftists' devotion to shredding each other knows no better gladiatorial spectacle than the amphitheatre of the Roman parliament.
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Last week, a Banksy painting fetched a record price at an auction and then immediately began shredding itself.
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"Every nation matters and there should not be any bullying or shredding of trust toward others," he said.
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It felt like someone was pulling a tendon under my ass, like they were shredding my butt muscles.
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A new hell broke loose across all media, shredding hopes by convention planners for a great opening night.
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Not only was it rejected, the broker said the shredding reduced the print's value from £40,000 to £1.
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Discoveries like these -- heart-shredding moments -- are happening every day at the Altino Ventura Foundation Clinic in Recife.
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SkaterTrainer 2.0 makes it easier to practice your tricks any time, anywhere until you're shredding like a pro.
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It's the face canines break out when you scold them for a house training accident or shoe shredding.
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And let's not forget about the routine practice of benefits offices incorrectly shredding important documents from veterans' files.
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Rosenstein was consulted about firing Comey and supported the decision with a memorandum shredding the former FBI director.
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In another, the sky rains razor-sharp nails of crystal — shredding everyone unlucky enough to be caught outside.
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During his interview with Stroz, he claimed that he had the discs destroyed at a commercial shredding facility.
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In instructions posted on its website, the bureau suggested "crushing, melting or shredding" as acceptable methods of destruction.
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An increasingly thin, shredding safety net means there are more families in a permanent state of dire straits.
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Posters and billboards along the public roads show missiles destroying the U.S. Capitol and shredding the American flag.
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His Iran decision is a reckless gamble, even by his standards, the shredding of a singular diplomatic achievement.
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By shredding (hopeless) New England, Hunt set the standard for his fellow members of the 2017 draft class.
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Everyone else here seemed determined to make this World Cup as nerve-shredding and logic-defying as possible.
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All that matters is that Trump is shredding the culture and ending the dominance of the meritocratic establishment.
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It was the paper-shredding moment that sent shockwaves across the world (or at least on social media).
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Legal experts surveyed by Politifact say Pelosi's shredding of the speech did not violate any records-keeping law.
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Oliver North, said she helped him throw a "shredding party" to destroy evidence during the Iran-contra scandal.
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The Bulldogs had no trouble shredding the Blue Raiders' press and hit 21 of 292 291-point attempts.
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But if we allow a president to get away with shredding the U.S. Constitution, that will last forever.
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Meanwhile, using a box-style grater or the grating disc on a food processor, begin shredding the potatoes.
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It's the excess of capitalism, shredding a century of labor security and calling it a cutting-edge disruption.
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Was it a kind of software entropy, revealing bugs and shredding programs as fast as we can code them?
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Because the shredding was an intentional decision by the artist, it may be worth double what it sold for.
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The wiry, explosive 6-foot-3 guard dominated Marquette, shredding every defensive look the Golden Eagles threw at him.
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So, if you find yourself "shredding the gnar" like Efron, try to stay safe and challenge the status quo.
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Earlier, Alex Collins' 14-yard tackle-shredding run opened the scoring for the Ravens on the game's opening possession.
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The Koch network's influence, even among Republicans, has come into question in the conventional-wisdom-shredding era of Trump.
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In shredding the strips, Payne establishes a rich material culture that forms textile-like objects of different heroic narratives.
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The Koch network's influence, even among Republicans, has come into question in the conventional wisdom-shredding era of Trump.
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Hand-shredding the chicken meat into one-inch strips takes a little time; using a knife is somewhat faster.
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A throat-shredding scream of a play, it has been staged and restaged since its posthumous premiere in 2000.
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Members of Congress must consider that the cost of shredding this safety net would be measured in human lives.
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Disclosure of the shredding prompted the Senate Intelligence Committee to begin its long-running examination of the torture program.
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I remember little else except my crush on Olivia Benson and the intense pain and grief shredding my body.
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" With "his closed and clannish nationalism" and "ugly and phony populism," Biden argued, Trump was shredding "decency" and "honesty.
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But if we allow a president to get away with shredding the United States Constitution, that will last forever.
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"I'd seen you at the park the other day shredding," he tells Camille in an exclusive clip from the film.
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I think one of the ironies today is that people are saying that it's President Trump that's shredding our institutions.
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Dixon's car flew over the car of Jay Howard, another driver, and hit the retaining wall and shredding to pieces.
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In a nerve-shredding journey across the California desert, it torments a middle-aged salesman driving a rickety Plymouth Valiant.
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"So this is how democracy dies," sighed Senator Padme Amidala, as the Senate applauded the shredding of the Galactic Constitution.
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Paying for it would require either shredding the safety net as we know it or raising taxes to Scandinavian levels.
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For light shredding needs, the Nakabayashi Co. 3-Way Manual Shredder is portable and lightweight, and it operates without power.
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With trust among people already threadbare, AI risks shredding it further, allowing dead-easy forgery of audio and visual material.
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And then there's the band's live show, which is a thoroughly impressive display of unrepentant, guitar-in-the-air shredding.
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The 10-song LP unleashes a blitzkrieg of gut-punching blast beats, angular guitar riffs, and maniacal, larynx-shredding vocals.
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She's relentlessly self-critical, chastising her own education and her broad appeal, all while literally shredding her songs to pieces.
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We live in a post-truth society, people, and the only relevant form is post-art, so get to shredding!
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As a surgeon himself, Dr. Noorchashm was outraged at the idea of shredding potentially cancerous tissue inside a body cavity.
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Sad, but I guess the market for videos of "shredding that sick powder" isn't as large as they previously believed.
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"If we allow a president to get away with shredding the U.S. Constitution, that will last forever," Biden said Tuesday.
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About halfway through, the shredding suddenly stopped, and the top portion of "Girl With Balloon" seemed to have been saved.
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Denholm got her start at the now-defunct Arthur Andersen, the accounting firm best known for its work shredding Enron's documents.
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Today, you can hear echoes of their raw, reflective shredding in critically acclaimed contemporary rockers such as Courtney Barnett and Mitski.
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Each hospital had personal health information policies, as well as recycling bins and secure shredding bins for disposal of sensitive material.
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I'd love to grow my nails long and not have to worry about shredding my hands to ribbons in my sleep.
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Stericycle is the medical waste disposal company that also handles drug recalls, company compliance with ISHA, call centers and document shredding.
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So, that's what Gear Physics is: an ongoing series highlighting the hardware of shredding and sending and boofing and dropping (in).
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The space had previously housed a "sheltered workshop," where adults with disabilities did jobs such as stuffing envelopes and shredding paper.
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They give the tactile feel of a real guitar, and can take a hard shredding, but never need to be tuned.
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Due to the irregular shape of the asteroid, the resulting aerodynamic instabilities rip away at the object, shredding it to pieces.
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You should be shredding any and all documents that contain any information about your business you wouldn't want someone to know.
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The Democratic convention, in turn, centered on shredding Trump as a racist, misogynistic bully who is unfit for the White House.
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Their answer: homemade blood-spitting goblin masks paired with high-energy, shredding death metal played with tongues planted firmly in cheek.
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Everything about Save Us From The Archon is maximized, from their band name to the amount of shredding they're capable of.
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The planned shredding plant could replace imported scrap and cut India's foreign exchange outflow, the steel ministry said in a statement.
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The volume of bot-like tweets of the vote-shredding screenshot prompted VineSight to alert the Democratic Governors Association in Washington.
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I stop and stare at the giant trucks in San Francisco designed for the specific purpose of shredding and hauling documents.
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The Raiders tied the game, 10-10, after shredding the Chargers' run defense in the last 90 seconds of the half.
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Who knew that, instead of seven nerve-shredding Asian Games matches, he could've just eaten a shit-ton of fried chicken?
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Poison Ivy, with her flaming locks, would stand stoic and shredding in animal print, patent, sequins, or simply a sheer bodysuit.
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There's an undeniable aesthetic connection to post-rockers like Explosions in the Sky — just with a much higher tolerance for shredding.
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Republicans heard that message loud and clear, denouncing her incivility, accusing her of shredding "decades of tradition" and demanding her resignation.
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Just last year, "Girl with Balloon" sold for $1.4 million at Sotheby's, before shredding itself to the shock of onlooking bidders.
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Jordan calls the moves "fun, challenging, core-shredding, full-body exercises – created for you to feel stronger, longer, and 100% empowered!"
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Secondly, the global recycling industry is still reacting to last year's Category 7 restrictions by building new shredding and granulation capacity.
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The Trump budget is fundamentally about shredding the already-flimsy American social safety net that is intended to help the poor.
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Yes, it's a case where a former Google engineer absconded with over 9 gigabytes of data, transferred it to his laptop, backed it up onto disks that he put in his closet, sent texts about shredding evidence, and deleted texts about shredding evidence, and is also now expected to invoke the Fifth Amendment on the stand.
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But the sound coming out of The Lippies is probably what you most want to hear while watching some bowl-shredding footage.
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"Then there is the mess surrounding the Iowa caucuses and Nancy Pelosi's shredding of the State of the Union speech," Saut added.
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All that shredding, itself a crime, meant that whatever evidence existed was turned into mulch well before hearings and trials were held.
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You have unelected, deep state actors shredding our Fourth Amendment rights, your right to privacy, and protection against unreasonable search and seizure.
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"It's just purely sound movement and just see what sort of anamorphous blob can come out of four shredding guitars," he explains.
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Corkin, however, told Dittrich in a recorded interview that she was shredding her files on Molaison lest future researchers misinterpret her data.
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So, where do we find magnetic fields strong enough to turn regular old axionic dark matter into space-time shredding exotic matter?
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But the cornerstones of building muscle, shredding your abs, and maintaining overall health are practically identical whether or not you're a vegan.
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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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Whole rooms were vacuumed of Ritz crackers and crayon tips because of the possibility of a bumbling Snorlax, a skin-shredding Dratini.
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They were among the 24 people killed across four counties after storms moved through the state, shredding buildings and toppling power lines.
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There's no chopping or shredding the meat to be doused with vinegar sauce, as they do elsewhere in Kentucky and the Carolinas.
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It is currently shredding its guitar upstairs, across the hallway from the room where we will be staying for the foreseeable future.
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He played a Fender Stratocaster guitar and used a customized Fender amp to develop his signature thick sound and ear-shredding volume.
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Now in my early 30s, I rarely play basketball anymore, fearful as I am of shredding an ankle or mangling a knee.
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The tweet, intended as a marketing tactic for The UPS Store's shredding service, missed the mark with some customers, said spokeswoman Staci Reidinger.
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Anthrax (Saturday) This band's first album, "Fistful of Metal," helped popularize the heavily percussive, string-shredding squall that still dominates thrash metal today.
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A court did the right thing by shredding the Staples-Office Depot deal, a former commissioner of the Federal Trade Commission said Wednesday.
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The Boosted Board Stealth comes preinstalled with the extended-range battery, which Boosted says will net you 20 miles of shredding the streets.
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Check it out -- Gurley calmly rattles off the three answers like he's shredding an NFL defense and proving his loyalty to the Roc.
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Accusations of mismanagement led to multiple congressional investigations, and the FBI also investigated the agency for shredding documents related to the Superfund probes.
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He took a lie down during "Rush to Relax" while the big screen side of stage showed close up of Mikey's guitar shredding.
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It's safe to say members of both parties would accuse her — or him, as the case may be — of blatantly shredding the Constitution.
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Guys who can just sit down at Guitar Center, plug into an amp and start shredding… To have the confidence is a luxury.
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Now that Seagal is an official Russian citizen, the country can probably look forward to his shredding guitar solos for years to come.
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After Texas Tech scored touchdowns on its first three drives of the game, shredding the Sooners' defense, Oklahoma added an additional defensive lineman.
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Jason's been filming the superhero flick in Byron Bay, Australia -- and spending his time off sipping on good beer and shredding the gnar.
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The most reliable way to prevent Brady from shredding a defense is to keep him off the field and keep the clock churning.
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With a jacked physique like these it looks like the NFL's biggest athletes are shredding up the field in more ways than one!!!
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JRAD's pumped-up take explores extremes of tempo and dynamics with muscular shredding, eerily quiet eddies and telepathic turn-on-a-dime switchbacks.
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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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New York (CNN Business)House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's shredding of President Trump's State of the Union speech was ripped right from Trump's playbook.
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A tweet from The UPS Store went viral after the company's joke about shredding kids' letters to Santa this holiday season didn't quite land.
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On the inside, if you're unable to "zero out a disk," or delete all its contents, it gets put through a metal shredding machine.
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Republicans attacked Pelosi's paper-shredding and cable TV zoomed in on frames of the president approaching the Speaker only to leave her hand dangling.
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Exit out of all those GoT fan theories you're analyzing and, instead, watch this amazing video of Samwell Tarly shredding it on the drums.
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Composed by Hans Zimmer, it is, appropriately, the kind of nerve-shredding score you'd associate with a horror movie, or a Hitchcockian psychological thriller.
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Split the bacterial cells open by forcing them through a tiny valve at pressure, thus shredding their membranes and DNA, and liberating the ribosomes.
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They're mischievous monsters that will completely ignore the perfectly good toys you buy in favor of shredding every piece of furniture in your home.
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Turkey's Burial Invocation spent seven years composing guitar hero shredding passages, acoustic interludes, and guttural experimentations nearly ten minutes long on their debut, Abiogenesis.
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Zac Efron shared an Instagram post explaining that he tore his anterior cruciate ligament while "shredding the gnar," which we can extrapolate means skiing.
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Fingers can easily call prey to a mezzaluna, used to finely chop herbs, or a mandolin, when you're shredding veggies for your summer salad.
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That can mean shredding or burning documents, or using more thorough methods of deleting a digital document than dragging it to the trash icon.
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These high-energy particles get accelerated to near the speed of light and can rip through an unprepared vehicle, shredding its inner atoms apart.
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This jacket features PrimaLoft® Black Insulation to keep you warm, along with air vents to keep you cool when you're shredding the halfpipe.
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The sport became massive and now you can't go to a mountain anywhere in the world without seeing people shredding on a Burton board.
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It's a combination of theatrical monologuing, MIDI keyboard shredding, CDJ juggling, and violent video accompaniment—punctuated at least once by harrowing death metal growls.
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Meanwhile, a Geico ad makes its point with an assist from Bach's "Brandenburg" Concerto No. 3 — and a clueless percussionist shredding a triangle solo.
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Wirecutter recommends the Cuisipro Surface Glide, which has sharp, etched teeth for shredding rock solid butter well before it has a chance to melt.
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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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But the shredding facility told investigators that "all destructions are recorded on a triplicate, carbon-copy receipt" with details about date, time, service and payment.
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City dwellers, however, will need to make use of chipping and shredding services, which have become festive events in their own right in some neighborhoods.
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Their explosives are definitely deadly, but grenades and rockets are best at shredding the kinds of armored enemies that don't show up until much later.
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The requirements include that "shredded arms and chest match the costumer's natural skin tone," with an optional, higher certification level if the shredding is natural.
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In Sydney, Shawn Yates and his high school friends were shredding rails and head banging to bands such as Death, Nihilist, Morbid, Nocturnus, and Autopsy.
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The warhead slams into the side of a wall, tearing a fiery hole in the brickwork, and shredding the alien standing on the other side.
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But as soon as I heard the wild guitar shredding on the first song off Pageant, I realized that the point is not about makeup.
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If most rap bands descend into a toxic sludge of heaviness, Kendrick's unseen backing unit propelling him forward with heavy drums but minimal guitar shredding.
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Setting up a shredding unit will feed into its own business and Mahindra could also provide scrap to India's steelmakers and other industries, said Issar.
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The Lions secondary—that had provided wet-tissue resistance to everyone from Aaron Rodgers to Brian Hoyer—was stymieing a quarterback who'd been shredding everybody.
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Puerto Rico had estimated it would need $94 billion to rebuild the devastated island after two destructive hurricanes hit, shredding its power grid and infrastructure.
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It doubled down this spring with "Adore Life," a shredding and keen-eyed follow-up that examined love and loss in their full, glorious calamity.
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And now he's playing against — and shredding — a secondary that has three former five-star recruits and six former four-stars, in its two-deeps.
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Before, "recycled" clothing generally meant simply deconstructing garments and shredding fabric — which lessens the quality, and also requires new materials to make up the difference.
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In 1992, a machine was built to carve consistent halfpipes, terrain that helped snowboarders—then shredding the outskirts of the industry—hold a mainstream edge.
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The concept car boasts a carbon-fiber body and wheels, a feet-forward driving position, and a bumper-shredding ground clearance of just 3.7 inches.
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"Hey Google, set a timer for 2000 minutes," he said, to activate a countdown for when the chicken would be cooked and ready for shredding.
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And like Gracchus, Trump believes that, because he is acting in the name of the dispossessed, he is perfectly justified in shredding the Republic's traditions.
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Barbara Nat, an architect, saw the birds shredding the garbage bags under her balcony by the Circus Maximus and grabbed three oranges from the kitchen.
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Also typical for Trump was a quip he made a few minutes later about shredding the Constitution and serving more than two terms in office.
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But by washing its hands of the challenge of bringing their own ISIS fighters to justice, they are shredding what is left of their credibility.
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Hirsch said that she had considered shredding her copy after the judging was complete, but came to realize that doing so would be a mistake.
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Because shredding the INF Treaty won't make the Russians behave -- it just absolves them of responsibility and shifts blame for the breakdown to the Americans.
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O'Keefe alone has randomly captured him shredding Prince after the musician's death, jamming with the band Guster, and sporting all sorts of Boston athletic attire.
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Last year, Mahmut Celayir, a painter from Bingöl near Diyarbakir, showed abstract landscapes at C.A.M., shredding newspapers under subliminal color fields referencing the Kurdish flag.
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While her early release Habit exists in a more laid back place, she recently promised Noisey that her upcoming debut album is a "shredding" record.
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It comes with a stainless steel disc that's reversible for shredding and slicing, plus a steel S-disc for chopping everything from nuts to vegetables.
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If you're someone who dreads slicing, dicing, shredding, and chopping by hand, then get a good food processor to do the heavy lifting for you.
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The investigators visited the shredding facility twice in an effort to confirm Levandowski's story, but when they showed Levandowski's picture to employees, no one recognized him.
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It's worth pointing out that the avalanche was undoubtedly triggered by Cavalade's snow-shredding antics—it wasn't necessarily a 'wrong place at the wrong time' scenario.
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When we put out Majesty Shredding, we had Merge and we had families, so we were no longer going out in a van for six weeks.
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The explosion hurled fragments of the orbiter away, shredding the left wing, forward fuselage (with crew cabin), and main engines (still burning propellant) in different directions.
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A close, competitive (and perhaps controversial) Ashes series would go some way to demonstrating that Test cricket can be visceral, nerve-shredding, blood-and-thunder sport.
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If Trump follows through on his Twitter-threat, insurers would dramatically raise prices – shredding the final layers of duct tape holding together the ACA insurance markets.
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Some Chinese travelers are shredding their United Airlines credit cards after a video of a man being forcefully removed from an overbooked United flight went viral.
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Who needs an elaborate halftime show when you've got 20 candles, a small amp, a leprechaun's hat, some first-half footage, and a guitar-shredding legend?
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No matter if they're shredding newspapers, cranking sirens or pounding on drums, the musicians — who mercifully take up a third of the stage — attract your gaze.
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Though Nap Eyes' aren't going to morph into a power chord-shredding pop punk band, the humor and heart Chapman puts into his lyrics is undeniable.
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But by the time those three years are up, who really wants to lug the pile out from wherever it has been hiding and start shredding?
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Mr. Kore-eda is best known for his movies about families, including "Like Father, Like Son," a heart-shredding story about two boys swapped at birth.
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Mr. Trump ran through the Republican primaries, shredding the tradition of presidential neutrality by taking sides in nominating contests and even opposing a handful of incumbents.
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I have one up there now that my dog apologizes sort of for shredding the mail that comes in through the slot, one of my dogs.
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Critics from both parties said the president was shredding the traditional independence of the law enforcement agencies in seeking what appeared to be politically motivated prosecutions.
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Wang squandered two match points in the nerve-shredding finish, and ultimately was relieved when Williams surrendered by firing into the net, her 56th unforced error.
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He participated in a shredding of constitutional rights, lied to Congress, and has been monetizing and making partisan political use of his clearance since his departure.
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For pho ga, she uses chickens with the head and feet still on, shredding the meat so each bowl gets a crosshatch of dark and white.
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Many policies now being championed by President Trump and Congressional leaders seem old hat to Texans: defunding public education, going after immigrants, shredding the safety net.
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When Tom is faced with the task of shredding shady documents at work, there's one person he looks to to do his dirty work: cousin Greg.
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As he portrayed himself later, he made for a ludicrous figure, rummaging about, snuffling around, shredding the French language as pear juice streamed down his face.
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The flash, called ASASSN-14li, looked just like your typical black-hole-gravity-shredding-a-star-to-bits event, happening near the center of a host galaxy.
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The agency was also able to reconstruct 16 pages of documents that were discovered in a shredding machine when it executed a search warrant back in April.
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So what is the point of all this, Trump's great hollowing out of our government, the gleeful shredding of democratic norms, the trashing of our highest office?
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Top Republicans have blasted Pelosi for shredding her copy of the speech immediately after Trump concluded his remarks on Tuesday evening before a joint session of Congress.
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The whole concept of a "bikini-ready workout" or "shredding for the wedding" is built on the fact that people feel an intense pressure to crash-exercise.
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And Rain deals with a horrifying change in the weather: razor-sharp crystals fall from the sky instead of water, shredding anyone unlucky enough to be outside.
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It's instantaneous, and the shredding glass spreads like a lightning strike around the entire glass jar and then shoots out shards in every direction during the explosion.
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For some, that meant shredding on guitar in a room full of lit candles; for others, it meant shilling for various global corporations and being compensated accordingly.
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We've got Diplo on the mellotron, my boy Skrillex shredding on guitar, a violinist doing her own rendition of the melancholy dolphin call heard 'round the world.
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Death Grips have announced that they are working with Lucas Abela, an Australian musician and artist known for shredding his face with glass fitted with contact microphones.
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He testified to Congress that he deserved some of the blame for shredding key evidence and deliberately misleading Congress and the public about the sale of arms.
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VICE spent a day with Williams as he trained, stretched, and skated to see how he makes sure he can keep shredding for as long as possible.
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The pair of Hollywood heavyweights in recent months have made headlines for their in-your-face, and often controversial, protest pieces shredding Trump and his White House.
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Prosecutors said the only items left to be turned over are two BlackBerry phones and the contents of a shredding machine, which were described as not voluminous.
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The book alleges that Howard directed the shredding of sensitive documents about Trump before his 2016 victory and that he helped to investigate some of Weinstein's accusers.
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Former Speaker Newt Gingrich helped transform the House of Representatives into a hollow theater for partisan spectacle by waging permanent political campaigns and shredding bipartisan legislative norms.
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Green and Andre Iguodala, who both play at forward, look like all-league point guards, shredding Cleveland's defense with pinpoint passing for uncontested shots at the rim.
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All that glitters may not be gold, but the genre-shredding producer V Kim's new release "Gold Chainz" is as dense and rich as its title promises.
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The recent prank shredding of a Banksy painting during an auction at Sotheby's brought one of the world's most famous street artists (once again) into the headlines.
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To make it all even better, this game has an amazing soundtrack that blends cool electronic tracks with shredding metal that had me bopping my head nonstop.
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My curiosity piqued, I waded through a sea of heavily scented mugwort and skin-shredding roses to discover that the ball was actually a large puffball mushroom.
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Plus, even if there is a practice space, good luck seriously shredding without pissing off the COs who don't want to hear your feedback-filled Sabbath covers.
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But something went wrong with the shredding, so a prank metaphor for art-world excrement managed to look, gloriously, like art that actually was having an accident.
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She paused to post some spindly jellyfish on her Instagram story because the background music was so comical (Steve Vai-like shredding), although she found them gross.
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Her presence transformed our lives, restructuring our schedules, shredding our clothes and dividing our friends according to who was willing to get pooped on and who wasn't.
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They had been hoping to witness a stunt as spectacular as the Banksy "shredding incident" that transfixed the world's news and social media last October at Sotheby's.
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"I had never seen anything like that onstage before — the really unique synergy between the family members, but then also the level of shredding-ness," he said.
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Written off by many as a running quarterback with a weak arm, Jackson began his sophomore season by shredding the Miami Dolphins in a 273-10 victory.
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At the same time, they have argued that the party is pursuing a fake impeachment that is shredding solemn constitutional precedents solely to satisfy its left wing.
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There is no such ally waiting to rescue us now, as we start down the dangerous path of methodically shredding our links with our neighbors and friends.
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The shredding of this alliance will have broad ramifications for issues on which the United States wants regional cooperation, from drug trafficking to counterterrorism to North Korea.
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They validate the years-long sequence of norm-shredding maneuvers by Mitch McConnell and total abdication of congressional oversight responsibilities that have brought us to this point.
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Works such as The Ballad of Black Tom, Cthulhu, and Lovecraft Country build on this fundamental understanding of Lovecraft's fictions while shredding and directly commenting on the racism.
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The prosecutors also said they had reconstructed 16 pages from the contents of a shredding machine taken during raids on Cohen's home, office and hotel room in April.
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In a gobsmacking action sequence from Star Trek Beyond, directed by Lin, a fleet of ships attack in a swarm—shredding and slicing the Enterprise until it's decapitated.
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With lyrics about condoms and women "masturbating with a magazine," Prince alternated between sexy croons and screaming falsettos -- while shredding on the guitar and doing splits in heels.
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Once again much of the country is a disaster zone, with powerful Matthew shredding homes and engulfing communities in knee-deep water that is taking time to recede.
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But still, it is striking to read such a powerful shredding of one of Mr Trump's attack lines from the spouse of one of his most slavish defenders.
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The more complex and fine the shredding is, the more secure it will be, but even a basic paper shredder can help you protect your business from fraud.
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This is highly sophisticated business and—if you're doing it right—you're using proprietary technology for cutting, cleaning, and shredding, meaning you're obtaining commodities and destroying everyone's data.
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He did not make clear how he would block the IACHR's ruling without shredding the constitution and withdrawing from the court's jurisdiction, something only Venezuela has recently done.
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The adrenaline-quickening, soul-shredding depictions of the horrors of slavery that are often forgotten and conveniently left out of American history books brought me to tears twice.
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My gut feeling is that many of these could end up being wall pieces or permanent roof rack accessories rather than shredding up the ocean — but who knows.
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The one they chose — a groove-driven, occasionally jammy singing-and-shredding duo — has made for a rather exotic presence in contemporary country over the last half-decade.
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Fortunately, that was the worst part of the day, one that saw me go from throttle-throttling noob to trail-shredding semi-noob courtesy of the Cake Kalk.
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The new Dirty Projectors song, "Keep Your Name," abandons the sneakily shredding guitars and unblemished vocal harmonies of past albums for pianos, programmed drums, and wild vocal modulation.
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Hayden:I feel we've earned the benefit of the doubt that if we're wielding the axe in this absurd, disgusting way, that the shredding is used for artistic purposes.
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No matter, it seems, that massive and increasing cyberattacks domestically and internationally are shredding confidence in the ability of major institutions to protect sensitive, typically consumer-centric data.
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"[The Trump-Pence administration] is a regime that's shredding the rule of law and seeking to radically remake society, transforming the way this country is governed," Goldman said.
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"He participated in a shredding of constitutional rights, lied to Congress, and has been monetizing and making partisan political use of his clearance since his departure," Paul added.
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Serious distrust shows that this is about more than failed pipes and flawed decisions; it is about the failure of democracy and the shredding of the social contract.
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The Bucks started hot, shredding the defense and jumping out to an 18-9 lead, while getting layups, dunks and uncontested jumpers during a 31-point first quarter.
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Read a chat we we had with your man Jackiboy and check the video for "My Dickies" which includes aviation and Riddick scaring some ponies with his shredding.
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Sturgill Simpson takes this song — one of the four singles from Nevermind — and flips it on its head, subbing in his signature Southern twang for Cobain's shredding guitar.
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So if you're going to be doing more talking than gnar-shredding, and you don't mind spending twice as much, the Sony may not be a bad option.
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What we're talking about tonight is the systematic abuse of power, the weaponizing of those powerful tools of intelligence and the shredding of our Fourth Amendment, constitutional rights.
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After 40 straight years of shredding the social safety net provided by the federal government, trickle-downers are now providing their own patchwork social services programs through philanthropy.
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This storm was less devastating but still managed to cause severe damage, shredding through houses, causing power outages and leading to the evacuation of hundreds of families there.
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When he wasn't warning of the apocalypse if he doesn't win a second term, Trump teased shredding the Constitution by serving as many as 29 years in office.
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"The elimination of the concept of limited liability for one particular method of investing and shredding the corporate veil is wildly dangerous," said the senior private equity representative.
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This video is pegged as entertainment for your cat, so if you've had to banish your snookums from shredding wrapping paper or indoor conifers, call 'em on over.
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Ear-shredding to listen to (the soundtrack, between chunks of a comically portentous score, is mostly thrash metal) and soul-destroying to watch, the movie trembles with tragedy.
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Brian Edelman, CEO of FCI, a cybersecurity company, said he saw that first hand when one financial services company hired a shredding company to get rid of private documents.
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But as Americans have learned over the past three years, the Trump administration has no qualms about shredding legal protocol to place politically valuable allies in powerful government roles.
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After the nerve-shredding clash, Kyrgios shared a warm embrace with the Bulgarian 26-year-old, who has struggled to deal with the sky-high expectations that surround him.
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The new favorite vehicle of Tej Parker (played by Ludacris) you'll see shredding ice this weekend in The Fate of the Furious isn't just some vehicle production designer's dream.
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Among them, perhaps most tantalizingly: "the contents of a shredding machine," and, as CNN reported last month, recordings of conversations between Cohen and an attorney who previously represented Daniels.
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And I do believe there is a link between what I said in terms of the shredding of the Constitution and the republic being in ashes and Trump's administration.
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These bands also create sonic lacerations, vocally, or with their superior guitar shredding, or by experimenting with noise or drone or pop hooks, to give us real, fresh takes.
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Cameras at the speech captured Trump appearing to ignore Pelosi's outstretched hand, as well as Pelosi shredding a copy of Trump's remarks as soon as he had finished speaking.
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From there, athletes navigated a quads-shredding descent that ended on an exposed beach, where they duck-dived windswept waves, swam around two buoys and returned to the sand.
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While Pelosi did in fact rip up the address, the video misrepresented the order of events, misleadingly showing Pelosi shredding the speech as Trump honored members of the military.
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Fifteen minutes later, Swansea trailed by 4-3, only for Fernando Llorente, its Spanish forward, to score twice in injury time to deliver a nerve-shredding 5-4 triumph.
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An assistant United States attorney, Michael D. Lockard, described Alavi officials as engaged in a concerted campaign of deception and obfuscation, hiding journals in attics and shredding subpoenaed documents.
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Chloe Lamford's central set — lighted to chill by Natasha Chivers, with nerve-shredding sound effects by Tom Gibbons — is much the same as when I saw it in London.
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Yet he cast the vote that saved Obamacare in 2012 partly because he understood that a partisan shredding of the safety net could undermine his institution — the Supreme Court.
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Under questioning in parliament on Tuesday, Abe repeated this explanation, adding the shredding took place when it did "because of the work schedule of the disabled contractor in charge".
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The Trump administration's transactional messaging and unilateral actions, often broadcast publicly rather than negotiated privately, are shredding allied confidence in U.S. reliability and creating malign openings for potential adversaries.
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I spent part of my week learning from an aviation mechanic how hard manufacturers work to prevent pieces of metal from shredding through the cabin if an engine explodes.
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Standard accessories are made for general jobs like chopping, shredding, and slicing, while specialized attachments like Julienne blades or French fry cutters can let you perform very specific tasks.
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Instead, this is a low-income place that seems to be locked in time and forgotten by Washington, with a state government that's been shredding its basic safety net.
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But rather than shredding another million-dollar painting to display his discontent, the artist launched a trademark infringement lawsuit against an Italian company over their unofficial Banksy merchandise — and won.
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The shredding of evidence relating to the case days later prompted the resignation of Germany&aposs domestic intelligence chief and accusations of an official cover-up from victims&apos families.
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If this is indeed what's happening—that El Niño is shredding so much gnar that it's ollying off the Canadian border—that's actually kind of good, from a drought perspective.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Stephane Corvaja, ESA / Manuel Pedoussaut, ZetapressThough I dunno, SpaceX had guitar shredding and a slo-mo cheer scene in its latest rocket launch supercut.
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The shredding (which some speculate Sotheby's was in on) transformed the print into performance art, which then made it the most expensive piece of performance art ever sold at auction.
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This has freed people from the need to spend hours churning butter from cows they milked themselves, or manually shredding fields of cabbage and turnips to salt for the winter.
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"The divisive dialogue tearing our strong nation apart may serve - I doubt it, but it may serve - political purposes, but is shredding the fabric that holds us together," he said.
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As for the Paul Institute, they've released four new tracks this year, featuring work from Jai and AK—check the guitar shredding from AK in the background of Ruthven's "Hypothalamus".
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In the post, the 46-year-old shares step-by-step photos of the process, from seasoning and roasting the chicken to shredding it and it adding to the broth.
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In terms of clues regarding what to expect, that was it—well, that and a 20-second still clip of the production's poster with a distorted guitar shredding over it.
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Through the development process, the team visited shredding technology plants and realized that automation, with the help of robots, would be the most efficient way to remove the materials intact.
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"[Electronics recyclers are] hammering away the point of recycling — or what I'm gonna call shredding and destruction — as being so much better than putting stuff in the landfill," Lai said.
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But whereas Mish used to sing with a shredding shriek, here she is a taunting goth domme in total command of herself—still pissed off, but calculated in her lashings.
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Jackson has been shredding through defenses all season ... and Lewis -- a legendary Baltimore running back -- tells us he doesn't think there's any fluke at all to Lamar's year so far.
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The public was still riding high on post–9/11 war fever, and the United States was five months into what would become a 15-year project of shredding Iraq.
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Like most brands their size, Cazadores uses roller shredding mills and autoclaves to process and cook agave faster than old-fashioned tahonas (large stones pulled by horses) and brick ovens.
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By supporting the latest tax giveaway to the wealthy and the big corporations, they manage to create huge budget deficits that will justify shredding the safety net for the poor.
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The gambling industry was skidding, tax revenue was plunging and construction companies were either going out of business or shredding their payroll from several hundred employees to a few dozen.
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Instead, Mr. Barr offers a more narrow theory that the president can obstruct justice only by "evidence impairment," which seems to mean shredding documents or threatening witnesses and the like.
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There was no orchestra this time, but the backing band dwelled on feverishly virtuosic solos — frenetic drums, shredding violins — as if to compensate for the lack of Acropolis-scale forces.
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Or do you bite the bullet and end up taking both halves of your book with you, anyway, thereby defeating the purpose of shredding it up in the first place?
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The scene is filled with delightful menace, enlivened by Margolis's scene-shredding approach to Hector's toxic personal habits, which include picking dog poo off his shoes and onto Gus's desk.
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The judge blasted United Behavioral Health's medical directors and other expert witnesses who set the company's policies -- naming each one before shredding them as not credible and discounting their testimony.
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The last vivid memory fans have of Josh Gordon involves him shredding the league in his brilliant 2013 season, but no one knows if that version of Gordon still exists.
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I wanted to be angry at him and his colleague, who was now shredding my girlfriend's Marlboros one pack at a time, but I felt a grudging respect for his integrity.
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But Trump's ceremonial 2020 campaign launch rally also reverberated with the unity-shredding grievances that threaten to whip up equal fervor against him and could make him a one-term President.
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The decision comes after the Wall Street Journal reported on the advance notice, describing how it gave employees time to cover up problematic sales practices by shredding documents and forging signatures.
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Well, just look at how long those documents Greg saved from shredding have been floating around the edges of the series, only to make their triumphant return at Kendall's news conference!
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"I have no intention of returning to those people who I rely on to keep me in office and telling them I had some part in shredding their votes," Little said.
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Leftovers: shredded chicken, salad dressing, bok choy, kale This recipe took more effort because it involved shredding up the half chicken we ordered, but that was as complex as it got.
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Videos from Coachella and the tour are all over the web, including footage of Zimmer himself stepping in front of the orchestra and casually shredding riffs on keys and electric guitar.
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With a heavy focus on deep, distorted bass lines and shredding guitars, this album is masterclass in infusing dank, slow, doom-y tones with the drive required to keep things interesting.
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The fan in the "Where's Izzy" shirt might have not been happy that Richard Fortus proved to be an equally capable shredding partner; still, this was one for the guitar heroes.
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" Nobody could imagine a world where Wendy wasn't a permanent fixture in the shredding and thrashing scene, and bands rallied behind her as she fought for, and lost, her beloved "Cobes.
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I really didn't see anything worth mentioning, but one thing never ceased to give me pangs: shredding letters written to Bhagwan that he never saw, letters that people believed he received.
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To encourage consumers to send their shoes back to Adidas for shredding, the footwear giant is considering a cash rebate to the tune of $10 or $20 for each returned pair.
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This happens especially in songs like "Go!" and "Bibi the Dog," the first with a shredding guitar improvisation by Steve Vai, and both with vocals by the French singer Mai Lan.
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A sleeping giant at the center of a galaxy has awoken: A normally dormant, monster black hole has been found shredding a star that ventured too close to the cosmic beast.
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Everton's Romelu Lukaku administered the shredding of egos, as he tore through the Chelsea defense—and not one, but five defenders were left to blame by the end of his rampage.
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That same European official said he thought U.S-European relations — inflamed by Trump's tariffs, public posturing and shredding of the Iran deal — are worse than at any point in recent memory.
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Co-head chefs Mark Dobbie and Andy Oliver are in the kitchen of the recently opened London restaurant, shredding herbs and checking dishes as they make their way over the pass.
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Workers would rip out the innards of electronic products with their hands, applying acid and melting down casings with cigarette lighters, extracting metals like copper and shredding plastic into reusable pellets.
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The game was almost immediately a blowout, with Joe Flacco shredding the Buffalo defense and Nathan Peterman continuing to look lost in his second stint as a starter for the Bills.
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They say Republicans are shredding a Senate practice instituted in 1917 to make certain that members of Congress have a say in the selection of federal judges installed in their states.
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"In waging a scorched-earth, no-holds-barred war against this administration, it is the left that is engaged in shredding norms and undermining the rule of law," Mr. Barr said.
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You don't need to season them, or to oil them, or to remove the thick outer leaves the way you'd do if you were cooking them lightly or shredding them raw.
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The room was fizzing with the kind of low-grade anarchic energy that comes from shredding old forms and piecing them back together in a sometimes ridiculous, sometimes think-twice way.
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The room was fizzing with the kind of low-grade anarchic energy that comes from shredding old forms and piecing them back together in a sometimes ridiculous, sometimes think-twice way.
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Shaping a narrative for voters, according to that playbook, involves shredding the investigators, throwing up roadblocks to slow the process, elevating Trump's poll numbers and keeping Senate Republicans in the fold.
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Dudes like Logic, Wiz Khalifa, Rich the Kid and even Chris Brown have been spotted shredding on four wheels -- but Hawk tells us the "Sag My Pants" rapper tops them all.
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Democrats' most fervent supporters have fantasized since Inauguration Day 2017 about impeaching Mr. Trump, an extreme remedy for the ultimate insurgent they believed was shredding American institutions in his self-interest.
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On "Alien Goo," Ms. Mendoza sang in a startled, soaring alto, stepping away from the mike occasionally to do some two-handed, corkscrew shredding toward the top of the guitar's neck.
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Every year, tons and tons of plastic trash enters the ocean — shredding into pieces that are found virtually everywhere, from the surface to the bottom of the sea and on remote islands.
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Rihanna wears emotion proudly on "Love on the Brain" and "Higher," selling threadbare longing by flexing the upper end of her register, shredding on the latter cut like we've never heard before.
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"Well of Despair" is primarily a cold blast of icy, melodic black metal fury; those beloved thrash and melodic death metal influences are still there, of course, and there's plenty of shredding.
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That's just fine in a Ford Edge but in a 760 horsepower tire-shredding performance car, turning that big knob makes track day feel just a little too close to laundry day.
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There is so little dialogue in this nerve-shredding post-apocalyptic survival chiller that it almost counts as a silent movie, and yet sound has rarely been more crucial to a story.
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It was perfect day and the group of four riders had spent the morning shredding through the deep powder, then hopping aboard an awaiting helicopter to whisk them back up the mountain.
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To criminalize them, Fish wrote, prosecutors sought an "unprecedented expansion" of a provision of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, passed after the Enron scandal, that prohibited corporate document-shredding to hide financial wrongdoing.
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The app connects to the sensor over Bluetooth, and can rate your jump height, air time, and a bunch of other stuff about how you're "totally shredding" out there on the water.
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Though the album's relative lack of technical shredding appalled some metal purists, its mix of heavy riffs and Brazilian folk instrumentation gave it an arty, experimental feel that won over many skeptics.
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But it's not that much more complicated: The functional core of the Unity of Command system, the "specialist steps" and the defense-shredding power of heavy artillery, are largely the same here.
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An auction of the artist's popular work, "Girl With Balloon," ended with the shocking display of the the piece shredding itself immediately after the winning bid of 1.04 million pounds was cast.
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The Cardiff-formed seven-piece were the very embodiment of unapologetic enthusiasm when they burst onto the scene in the mid-00s, with screeching, shredding walls of sound and flamboyant, multifaceted arrangements.
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Last week, Banksy went viral as one of his paintings self-destructed—shredding itself into ribbons and dumping the remains from the bottom of the frame—after being auctioned for $1.1 million.
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Heinz Fromm, the head of the German domestic intelligence, resigned in 2012 over failures in the investigation into the group and the premature shredding of an internal document salient to the case.
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The ECB triggered new bond purchases worth 750 billion euros ($816.90 billion) at an emergency meeting late on Wednesday to stop a pandemic-induced financial rout from shredding the euro zone's economy.
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She is the daughter of Jane E. Leopold-Leventhal and Robert M. Leventhal of Doylestown, Pa. The bride's father is an owner of Titan Mobile Shredding, a document destruction company in Doylestown.
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"He participated in a shredding of constitutional rights, lied to Congress and has been monetizing and making partisan political use of his clearance since his departure," Mr. Paul said in a statement.
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The ECB on Wednesday launched the emergency bond purchase scheme to stop a pandemic-induced financial rout from shredding the euro zone's economy and raising fresh concerns about the currency bloc's viability.
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Thousands of family-run factories operate in the open air shredding the waste plastic into small particles to sell to factories in southern China, which then make them into new plastic goods.
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Mr. Stephenson, 42, is often asked if he took these photos after Hurricane Sandy, when in 2012 the ocean surged into Rockaway, shredding miles of boardwalk and flooding the streets with sand.
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If I forget to close the bathroom door before I leave for work, I'll come home to find my dog Sutton sitting on the tile floor, shredding a roll of toilet paper.
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"One of the ironies of today is that those who oppose this president constantly accuse this administration of 'shredding' constitutional norms and waging a war on the rule of law," Barr mused.
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This kind of stage-tested, studio-documented proof that "rock" and "R&B" weren't mutually exclusive—funk patterns blunted by arena scale, soulful singing intensified by virtuosic shredding—will remain his greatest achievement.
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Watching, I certainly felt a small cheer rise up in me — Yeah, [expletive] Logan and his chicken — despite Tom's having been the one who, last season, was directing the shredding of incriminating documents.
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Walmart, Macy's, Kohl's, Target, and Amazon have some sweet deals on KitchenAid shredding, peeling, and food processor attachments today, as well as hand mixers and stand-alone devices like toaster ovens and blenders.
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Scanning the lineup of N.Y.C.'s Panorama Festival, set to take place this weekend, reveals the usual big-tent reunions (LCD Soundsystem), huge, hook-oriented pop (Sia) and subwoofer-shredding bassheads (Major Lazer).
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Iron Mountain, which has mostly been known for digital and physical records management, including storing and shredding of physical documents, has been quietly expanding its business this year to include physical data centers.
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Prior to the hit by the Dolphins' Kiko Alonso that crushed him into the turf, Garoppolo was shredding the Miami defense, having completed 18 of 27 passes for 234 yards and 203 touchdowns.
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Andrew Cho made his name doing things on a mountain bike that you really aren't supposed to do on a mountain bike—like shredding BMX tracks, launching off of roofs, and doing backflips.
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Unknown Mortal Orchestra are best known (pardon the irony) for their buttery but noise-damaged take on psychedelia and soul, with frontman Ruban Nielson's deft guitar acrobatics closer to jazz than outright shredding.
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Once the arms had been thoroughly stretched, students dropped into thigh-shredding duckwalks and dips, and then began to articulate their arms, down to their fingers, until a flow of dramatic postures emerged.
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Cornell never met a shirt he couldn't rip off or at least slash at the sleeves— constantly writhing in agony, shredding the guitar on his knees, flashing masterful Mr. Steal Your Girl stares.
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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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"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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Whether you're hitting the slopes, shredding powder on your board, gardening, cycling, or even whipping up a meal, fumbling with your phone or touch-sensitive earbuds can be frustrating, to say the least.
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As the #MeToo movement grew, she embraced the role of contrarian, arguing that a public rush to condemn men accused of sexual misconduct and assault was shredding reputations and careers without due process.
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In the commercial cinema, some bans still exist (male genitalia remain covered), but the Internet has changed the audience for movies, shredding the old arguments over censorship and the protection of the innocent.
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The Rams are one win from another Super Bowl trip after McVay's high-flying, inventive offense largely kept it on the ground, methodically shredding the Cowboys' defense with their unlikely running back tandem.
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The court filing revealed investigators had "reconstructed" contents from a shredding machine that added up to about 83 pages, and obtained the contents of 731 messages and call logs from encrypted messaging apps.
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While some staff are urging greater transparency, others have turned to shredding emails and demanding leakers be found and dealt with, the Times reported:But the fallout at the Silicon Valley company has been wide.
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Loaded with harmonised guitar solos, Thin Lizzy grade shredding, and collaborations with Best Coast's Bethany Cosentino and Justin Hawkins of The Darkness, EWBAITE almost feels like the rock opera Pinkerton was intended to be.
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Orioles RH Kevin Gausman (10-73, 4.98) Minnesota treated Biagini rudely on Sunday after he was recalled from Triple-A Buffalo, shredding him for five runs and nine hits in 3 2/219 innings.
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A supermassive black hole has been discovered in what was assumed to be a cosmic desert, raising the possibility that these space-shredding behemoths are much more common across the universe than once assumed.
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This method of studying black holes — by observing the dramatic shredding of stars — gives scientists improved insight into massive black holes that are actively ripping apart massive stars and creating disks of star matter.
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"[The Trump-Pence administration] is a regime that's shredding the rule of law and seeking to radically remake society, transforming the way this country is governed," Samantha Goldman, one of the organizers, told Refinery29.
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The rookie congresswoman had her first experience with the food-shredding machine at her new Washington D.C. apartment Monday night and had no idea what to make of it ... other than it sounds scary.
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But after a few minutes, he appeared to lose patience and cranked up the virtuosity — dancing, shredding on guitar, sliding from the depth-sounder bottom end of his vocal register into an otherworldly falsetto.
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Later in the video, a clay Spiderman nearly kills the Hulk by squeezing him through a French fry cutter before a horrified Elsa stops them both and demonstrates the tool brutally shredding a potato.
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The dispute prompted a 12-day legal standoff that frequently resulted in clashes between rival security forces, and at one point saw Trump staff allegedly shredding documents and setting up shop in the lobby.
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But in hardly any time at all, that frustration and doubt becomes a problem for Other People as your Guardian reclaims their power and gets back to the business of shredding waves of enemies.
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Created by Marco Imov of IMOV Studio, the video features a day in the life (death?) of an incredibly pissed off, skinless dude with inexplicably gnarly shredding skills and an unhealthy appreciation for fire.
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People favoring more stringent gun controls accuse opponents of shilling for the National Rifle Association and the gun industry, and people opposing more stringent gun controls accuse their opponents of shredding the Second Amendment.
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Given their sour feelings about W. shattering the Middle East and their anger at Trump shredding the Iran nuclear deal, Europeans are inclined to see the U.S. as trying to provoke Iran into war.
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A product of New York's Hudson Valley D.I.Y. community, Duffy gained a reputation in Los Angeles for shredding on demand as a go-to session guitarist and a member of Kevin Morby's touring band.
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It seems ironic that now, post-shredding, Banksy's art piece may be worth even more money than it was before the auction hammer went down, thanks to the tremendous viral moment his stunt engendered.
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"It makes zero sense for the Democrats to defend norms like the filibuster at a time when Republicans are shredding far more important norms," says Ben Rhodes, who served as a top advisor to Obama.
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Sims said it was also looking to expand into the 'waste-to-energy' sector, and aims to build seven plants that can capture energy from non metallic elements in its shredding process to generate electricity.
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Whether encouraging you to use some kitchen smarts, or employing a brute-force meat-shredding method that relies on a sledgehammer, this season's best cookbooks emphasize technique, authenticity, and the occasional bit of salty language.
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Staples & Office Depot The two office-supply chains are offering free shredding services, so you can get rid of all your confidential documents (though be sure you have digital copies in case you are audited!).
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Officials also reported that in 2011, three years after the settlement was in effect, overwhelmed social workers destroyed evidence of abuse by shredding photographed documentation so they would not have to deal with more cases.
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With shredding guitars and '80s pomp, Sega heralds the genesis of Sega Forever, its new initiative to pump out classic Sega games like Sonic the Hedgehog, Phantasy Star, and Altered Beast for free on smartphones.
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In human form, the agony is Lin Dan, the Roger Federer of the sport who trounced Lee in the Beijing final and edged him in a nerve-shredding re-match at Wembley Arena in London.
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In the pair of colliding galaxies Arp 299, researchers spotted evidence of a supermassive black hole shredding a nearby star, pulling its debris into an orbiting disk and blasting a powerful jet of particles outward.
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The black hole was situated at the core of one of the pair of colliding galaxies and it was in the act of shredding a star that was more than twice the sun&aposs mass.
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But angry United flyers demonstrated on social media this week the various ways they were shredding their credit cards, a reaction reminiscent of the recent #DeleteUber campaign among disgruntled customers of the ride-hailing company.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has raised doubts about Strides Pharma Sciences Ltd's quality-control practices after finding adulteration and evidence of "uncontrolled shredding of documents" at one of its plants.
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Changing story Tuesday's denials were also problematic for the President's son because they were the latest effort to clean up a story that had been evolving for three days, shredding his credibility by the hour.
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During the Federal Open Market Committee meeting in March, officials said they want to begin shredding the $4.5 trillion in bonds the central bank is holding on its balance sheet, according to the summary text.
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Related: We Talked to Dustin Yellin About Shredding $10K in the Name of Art How Political Art Heats Up a Divided Arizona | #50StatesofArt Trump's Border Wall Got a Redesign by a Latino-Owned Contracting Firm
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Competition from truckers (who don't have to pay their share to maintain roads, even though they do the most damage to them) has shifted cargo from rail to tarmac, shredding the business plans of concessionaires.
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Auckland ace Webster took three sprints to stun Mancunian maestro Kenny in the nerve-shredding 2014 final but needed only two to despatch Jack Carlin, the Scottish world silver medalist, at the Anna Meares Velodrome.
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What Bicer discovered on the video was 55-year-old Ricky Lee Adami allegedly pouring rat poison directly into the cheese shredding machine—and that's when he presumably stopped the footage and called the police.
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The Boilermakers (5-4, 4-24 in Big Ten) amassed 224 yards in total offense in shredding the Iowa defense, which entered the game fourth-best in FBS in yards allowed at 231 per game.
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RAM's shows draw not only hotel guests, but a wide spectrum of the country's political and racial groups, all sharing in this one-of-a-kind experience—hypnotic drums, transfixing horns, shredding guitars, riveting dancers.
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Of course, the beach I would live on would have to have amazing waves 24/7, so I could walk down to my surfboard hut, choose one of my 20 surfboards, and get to shredding.
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Three years later, my friend still believes that Harper Lee was tricked, in her dotage, into shredding the image of perhaps the only white Alabamian other than Helen Keller to be admired around the world.
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A cease-fire in the Libyan civil war has collapsed and foreign shipments to the combatants have resumed, shredding the work of a conference of world leaders who convened in Berlin just eight days ago.
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"In waging a scorched-earth, no-holds-barred war of resistance against this Administration, it is the left that is engaged in the systematic shredding of norms and undermining the rule of law," he said.
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Asked why Abe had mentioned that the worker was disabled, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a regular news conference it was in response to repeated questions in parliament about the timing of the shredding.
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While the ECB's 20083 trillion euro stimulus program may have helped kick-start a post-crisis recovery of sorts, deep cuts to public spending are blamed for exacerbating poverty and shredding Europe's welfare safety nets.
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About the only good call in The Girl on the Train was the casting, which gives us two hours of Emily Blunt shredding her soul, soaking it in vodka, and then setting it on fire.
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In the last 10 years, Madonna, who's built a legacy on shredding societal norms, has often called out the media for its tireless astonishment at a woman still playing the pop game past her 50th birthday.
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The latest and most powerful earthquake struck near the city of Kumamoto, toppling buildings and bridges, shredding sections of landmarks into piles of debris, and sending frightened residents fleeing from their homes and into the night.
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"I think the shark was in shock as much as I was... The only way I can describe it is this immense pressure, and it felt like it was shredding it off the bone," Brunning said.
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I was happy to see these girls shredding and laughing and doing a damn good job of replicating some of my favorite old songs (their joyful, manic rendition of "Painkiller" should be preserved in the Smithsonian).
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Considering that it's been over a decade since Robot Wars was around, there's been enough advances in robotics that it'll make for fascinating viewing alongside robots shredding and burning each other into ruined piles of scrap.
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But an entirely unrelated group also made moves to capitalize on the shredding: Brands, willing as ever to co-opt any movement or trend, have already begun to turn Banksy's stunt into marketing, Adweek reported Wednesday.
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The old rules about information governance — which still talk in terms of shredding pieces of paper as a viable way to control access to data — have certainly not kept up with big data and machine learning.
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Their attitudes match Trump's pledge to protect existing old-age benefits, his talk of shredding trade deals, his declaration that "Christmas is back," his attacks on African American athletes protesting racial injustice and his border crackdown.
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Later that night, after my parents went to sleep because they were exhausted by all the shredding guitar we'd witnessed earlier in the evening, I snuck out of the house to go back to my girlfriend's.
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It was a moment filled with a hint of hope, as the Indian and Pakistani militaries are notorious for shredding the Geneva Convention to bits: chopping off heads on the border and burning bodies of insurgents.
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Bradford was a game-time decision for Week 3, but Keenum benefited from his work with the first-team offense, shredding Tampa Bay with 369 passing yards and three touchdowns in an easy 34-17 victory.
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The remote-controlled shredding mechanism jammed halfway down the canvas, leaving it dangling beneath its elaborate gold frame: Banksy aficionados quickly claimed this "Girl With Balloon" had added value as a unique piece of performance art.
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What makes Hurom's line of products special is their slow-squeezing mechanism; instead of shredding your ingredients with dangerous blades, Hurom's juicers use an auger to extract juice instead, keeping the natural taste and nutrition intact.
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The Ninja hybrid design is fine for making purees, sauces, dips, baby food, smoothies, and so on, but if you need slicing and shredding functionality, then a traditional processor like our other picks might be better.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General William Barr said in a new interview he's seen no evidence of President Donald Trump "shredding institutions," despite the President's past attacks and unprecedented efforts to pressure the Justice Department and US judiciary.
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Barr's efforts to protect the presidency, and by extension Trump, have undoubtedly damaged his reputation as a straight shooter in Washington, and it was in that context that he made the comments about Trump not shredding institutions.
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Our DCF driven price target implies a 10x CY'193E FCF multiple, a premium to peers which we believe may still be aggressive as the vast majority of the company's value is levered to the shredding bundle.
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Trump survived questioning John McCain's war hero status, proposing a ban on Muslims entering the United States and basically shredding all previous notions of decorum on the campaign trail, hurling crude insults at anyone who criticized him.
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Watch: A right-wing blogger comes to Washington Trump's document—an expanded version of a proposal teased in March—would reduce the budget by $3.6 trillion over ten years, mainly by shredding America's already threadbare safety net.
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The piece was a copy of one of the artist's most famous works, an image of a girl releasing a red balloon, and moments after it was sold, the painting self-destructed, shredding itself while onlookers watched.
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As the television gravy train known as Game of Thrones reached its final station stop this month, HBO didn't seem to have another internet-shredding monster show ready to roll—no heir apparent to the Content Throne.
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These wild animals do what they do, whether it's aggressive like a western mountain lion shredding a Motel 6 room apart, or a buffalo trying to push its way through the architecture in a strong, powerful way.
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The plot follows three new hires: a young woman who has quit several jobs and now works shredding documents; a recently fired engineer who proofreads internal papers; and a university researcher tasked with green-roofing the facilities.
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In a captivating tussle played out in stifling humidity, the Dane hung tough in a nerve-shredding final set to win 24-23(216) 3-6 6-4 under the lights at a heaving Rod Laver Arena.
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Star power is not lacking in the A.C.C., with six teams in the top 22015 this week — and their quarterbacks' play is a big reason, especially with so many shredding defenses with both their arms and legs.
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Then the upstart billionaire and reality TV star Donald J. Trump thrust himself into the fray, shredding the script, dismissing Mr. Bush and upending most notions of what is possible, or acceptable, in an American political contest.
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For instance, even though the US built five Space Shuttles, deciding later to build a new one would have meant starting from scratch because shutdown involved scrapping tools, shredding documentation, and letting go of highly skilled workers.
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Even before the Berlin Wall fell, the Stasi were hard at work shredding what eventually amounted to 45 million documents (about 5% of the total secret cache) before activists occupied the Stasi headquarters and halted the destruction.
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Frequently, she'd "Frankenstein" couture pieces, shredding three or four gowns to produce a composite outfit, an act that would send shivers down the spines of society's elite, yet resulting in creations even more fantastical than the originals.
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After cutting her teeth among a small community of ravers in Arizona, she quickly rose to international acclaim via a series of skyscraping singles and sets in and around the orbit of Skrillex's speaker-shredding label OWSLA.
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"We Appreciate Power" is Grimes indulging in her pop instincts and her propensity for creating absolute chaos: it features a gloriously sticky hook that's completely at odds with the ferocious shredding that lasts for the entire track.
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The Trump administration and its enablers in Congress passed a grossly immoral bill that gives tax breaks to major corporations, and they plan to pay for it by shredding the safety net that protects our most vulnerable.
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Breville has included eight attachments with the Sous Chef as well: Along with three different S-blades (large and small steel blades and one plastic hook for kneading dough), you get five specialized slicing and shredding discs.
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As with Banksy's self-shredding painting, there's something hilarious and horrifying about obliterating someone else's art or your own — though it's arguably an evolution of the work's life as much as it is an act of destruction.
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"I think the shark was in shock as much as I was ... the only way I can describe it is this immense pressure and it felt like it was shredding it off the bone," she told the paper.
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One by one, they came to the floor on Thursday to denounce an inquiry that they view as secretive and unfair, and to accuse Democrats of shredding important precedents in their zeal to oust a duly elected president.
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Related: We Talked to Dustin Yellin About Shredding $10K in the Name of Art Dustin Yellin's Glass Ballerinas Take Center Stage at Lincoln Center Dr. Seuss Made Paintings and Sculptures in Secret (and Now You Can See Them)
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Highlights Hurricane Michael strengthened into a Category 4 storm early on Wednesday before it was expected to plow into Florida's Gulf shore with towering waves and roof-shredding winds as 500,000 people were under evacuation orders and advisories.
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"In rehearsals it worked every time…" runs a caption towards the end of the video, before footage of a complete shredding is shown… The video also appears shows how the canvas was triggered to get to work cutting.
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While Liam is Apple's first attempt at moving the recycling industry away from shredding, its existence could mark the beginning of a major shift in how products are built, used, broken down and recycled into brand-new products.
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They were doing one of their video countdowns and there she was, all straightened hair and baggy pants, gliding on her skateboard over to a bunch of boys and uttering "Life's like this", before shredding on her guitar.
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Without warning, planes full of "lucky" passengers who are just trying to sleep or watch a movie without headphones or whatever will suddenly see a band set up a few mics, whip out their guitars, and start shredding.
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Many more guns than in previous years are being run through the shredding machines at GunBusters, a Missouri-based chain that pulverizes firearms around the country and sells any salvaged parts to gunsmiths and gun dealers, executives said.
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Chris Cuomo got into this with Kayleigh McEnany on Wednesday night: McEnany said with a straight face that Trump has never lied, while the media lies every day, and Cuomo said she was shredding her credibility... Trump's insecurity?
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The European Central Bank launched new bond purchases worth 750 billion euros at an emergency meeting in a bid to stop a pandemic-induced financial rout shredding the euro zone's economy and renew concerns about the bloc's viability.
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The alluring "Waterslide," by the San Diego band Chon — the second single from its coming second album "Homey" — juxtaposes the major-chord optimism of Sublime with guitar shredding once removed from technical heavy metal and clear jazz influences.
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Because at that point, after a finger-twisting, knuckle-shredding performance of bravura pieces, including Prokofiev's Piano Sonata No. 6 and Balakirev's "Islamey," I feared that this 26-year-old whiz from Uzbekistan might have actually shed blood.
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"I'm a Cuban citizen and I'm becoming an American citizen on July 6 and I'm going to vote for the first time in my life for Donald Trump," said Arisley Travieso, 36, who works for a shredding company.
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Today, there are a number of companies, like Evrnu and WornAgain, that are just beginning to recycle fibers, a process that involves shredding and dissolving the fibers into a pulp that can be respun into a new fabric.
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That first nail-shredding journey to university—my recently-separated parents driving up in convoy to avoid any unnecessary sharing of oxygen let alone a car—is brought back in deafening and comic clarity by Boney M's "Daddy Cool".
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The damaged exhibit freeze-frames the moment at the end of a 22017 contemporary art auction when, to loud gasps, a painting that had just sold for $1.4 million slid through a remotely controlled shredding mechanism, then jammed halfway.
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Hurricane Michael, the third-most powerful ever to strike the U.S. mainland, battered the Florida's Gulf coast with roof-shredding winds, raging surf and torrential rains before it was downgraded to a tropical storm as it headed through Georgia.
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Doudna's team discovered that when this type of CRISPR snips double-stranded DNA, it does something interesting: it starts shredding single-stranded DNA as well, says study co-author Janice Chen, a fellow at Doudna's lab at UC Berkeley.
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When the scandal came to light, North and his assistant Fawn Hall — briefly famous because of this role — held a "shredding party," destroying or altering as many documents related to Iran-Contra as they could get their hands on.
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Helmsman Peter Burling thanked his shore team for getting the New Zealand catamaran back to racing condition after it "pitch-poled" in a semi-final race against Ainslie on Tuesday, damaging the hulls and shredding their towering "wing" sail.
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The goals are incredibly goofy — you'll be doing everything from shredding documents in a wood chipper to super-sizing slushies — but the structure offers fun ways to use your hands in VR, since you're performing relatively simple everyday actions.
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" Then he straps on a custom Les Paul to free his formidable guitar shredding skills on the Wings-era staple "Let Me Roll It" before showcasing his gentle singer-songerwriter side on solo acoustic numbers like "Blackbird" and "Yesterday.
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This metal-versus-phone showdown is best viewed with someone shredding out the iconic Nokia ringtone on another kind of axe in the background: Get six of our favorite Motherboard stories every day by signing up for our newsletter .
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It suffered through countless washes in both my cheap-as-hell, garment-shredding washer and drier (no, really, they've killed many a shirt), and as I wear it today, there's not a loose thread, button, or stitch upon it.
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Arena's first match in charge will be a home game against Honduras in March, and he has clear feelings on what happened during the United States' close loss to Mexico and its embarrassing shredding in Costa Rica this month.
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Why should musicians itching to master a new instrument stick to keys, strings, and drumsticks when they could be shredding on the seven Earth-scale worlds orbiting TRAPPIST-1, an ultracool red dwarf star located 39 light-years away?
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The ECB launched a 750 billion euro emergency bond purchase scheme on Wednesday night in a bid to stop a pandemic-induced financial rout from shredding the euro zone's economy and raising fresh concerns about the currency bloc's viability.
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Appearing in combat fatigues before a banner bearing the FARC's old crossed-rifles logo and images of Simón Bolívar and Manuel Marulanda, the group's founder, Mr Márquez accused the government of "shredding" the peace agreement it signed in 2300.
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So, as was the case in real life, the greatest challenge is figuring out how to get your 90s fad toy to finally stop making all that brain shredding noise before either you or it end up in pieces.
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The ECB launched new bond purchases worth 750 billion euros at an emergency meeting late on Wednesday in a bid to stop a pandemic-induced financial rout shredding the euro zone's economy and renew concerns about the bloc's viability.
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Fitting, then, that the office-rental firm's abortive listing, shelved on September 22th, threatens a financial shredding for its mastermind, Masayoshi Son—and that the debacle may be the tip of an iceberg for his $100bn Vision Fund (VF).
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — In the last five minutes of a nerve-shredding 1-1 draw on Sunday, as his team swarmed forward and Liverpool seemed to tilt and teeter, Manchester United Manager José Mourinho got what he wanted.
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The processor comes with a slicing disc, shredding disc, and chopping blade, which can be used for a variety of functions, including mincing and slicing fruits and veggies, grating cheese, whipping up sauces and purees, and making pie crust.
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The artist's announcement comes roughly a month after Banksy attempted to destroy one of his own paintings, detonating a hidden shredding mechanism on "Girl with a Balloon" (2006) immediately after it sold for $1.3 million at a Sotheby's auction.
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But perhaps even more powerfully, the sculptural works made during these performances are undeniable marks of individual and communal presence that resists attempts at erasure such as ICE's purported plans to start shredding evidence of the abuse of detained children.
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Moons that are too close to their host planets or too small might lose their submoons to tidal forces from the planet—shredding the submoon up, sending it crashing into the moon or planet, or shooting it out into space.
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Rush hour on the subway is nerve-shredding: I can't reach the overhead bar, so if I find myself beyond touching distance of an upright one, I have to pray for as tight a crush as possible to keep from falling.
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Plus, Arcade Fire's hijinks felt cynical; Clark's feels like a rejection of the idea that women artists are meant to be relatable, having endured a career's worth of inane juxtapositions between her pretty face and gnarly shredding like it means anything.
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It points to "Liam" — a disassembly line of robots that can pull apart old iPhone 6 devices, saving far more of their precious innards than regular recycling processes like shredding are capable of — as an example of such new tech.
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The official Twitter account for The UPS Store, the retail company of UPS, deleted a tweet about shredding children's letters addressed to Santa Claus in the North Pole after people called it "heartless" and the tweet "too dark" — even for Twitter.
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Born and raised in Hawaii's surfer paradise, she's been shredding the islands' crystalline waves since childhood, gliding her way to the U.S. Open of Surfing championship title at just 14, making her the youngest person to ever achieve that honor.
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It includes a stainless steel thin slicing disc, one medium slicing disc, a stainless steel shredding disc, one blade for chopping, mixing, and kneading dough (yes it's powerful enough to tackle dough with ease), a spatula, and an instruction/recipe book.
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Now he's rocking tight, now he's grooving sharp, now he's strumming a guitar, now he's shredding a guitar, now he's stroking a keyboard, now he's conducting a horn section, now he's conducting an orchestra, now he's dancing the night away.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A unit of autos-to-technology group Mahindra intends to set up a network of automobile shredding plants, an executive told Reuters on Thursday after announcing plans to build India's first such facility with a state firm.
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In this case, it turns out to be a Gene Simmons pastiche—he hooks up his guitar to a massive sound system that literally comes out of nowhere and starts shredding and belting out lyrics that describe Phoenix's untimely death.
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Russia was probably responsible for the deadly bombing of a United Nations humanitarian aid convoy in Syria, American officials said Tuesday, further shredding what remained of a severely weakened agreement between the United States and Russia aimed at halting the war.
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The audit committee chair used to work at Arthur Andersen, which was convicted of obstruction of justice in 85033 relating to its shredding of documents from its audit of Enron, though that conviction was later overturned by the Supreme Court.
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In one case in which an inmate got close enough to ejaculate on a staffer's leg, a manager acknowledged "shredding'' the staffer's complaint because the staffer could not positively identify the substance as semen since she was "not medical personnel.
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Powerful Hurricane Michael was hours away from smashing into Florida's northwestern shore on Wednesday with a wall of water and roof-shredding winds, and the state's governor said it would be the worst hurricane to hit the region in a century.
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The epic string shredding is from Bonfire Madigan Shive, who is an absolutely legendary riot-grrrl cellist, frequent collaborator with folks like Elliot Smith and Sleater Kinney, and appears on the soundtrack of the iconic queer film But I'm A Cheerleader.
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Among other revelations, Levandowski told Stroz that he found five discs containing Google information in a closet while searching his house for devices to give the investigators, but had them destroyed at a commercial shredding factory called Shred Works in Oakland.
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The owner, an anonymous European art collector, agreed to go through with the purchase of the painting, which the artist officially renamed after its shredding, and has now loaned it to the Frieder Burda Museum in Baden-Baden for a month.
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The European Central Bank launched new bond purchases worth 750 billion euros at an emergency meeting late on Wednesday in a bid to stop a pandemic-induced financial rout shredding the euro zone's economy and renew concerns about the bloc's viability.
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The ECB launched a 750-billion-euro bond buying programme after an emergency meeting late on Wednesday in a bid to stop a pandemic-induced financial rout from shredding the euro zone's economy and raising fresh concerns about the bloc's viability.
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"I've been a St. Vincent fan for a long time, and more recently a very big Annie fan," says the Philadelphia-based artist Alex Da Corte of Annie Clark, the real-world alter-ego of the guitar-shredding rock act.
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After pulling off a nerve-shredding win that quashed doubts about his prowess on hardcourts, the 26-year-old Austrian will face Alexander Zverev for a place in the final, a match-up scarcely imaginable at the start of the tournament.
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With a gripping tie poised at 1-1 after Nadal beat Dan Evans to cancel out Kyle Edmund's win over Feliciano Lopez, Nadal teamed up with Lopez and played like a man possessed as the Spanish edged two nerve-shredding tiebreaks.
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"I don't know what word I'm looking for but it's sad and pathetic that the secretary of State feels like he has to say that he's 'devoted' to a president who is again, shredding democratic norms every day," Scarborough said.
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On that fine bluebird day, I came as close to "shredding the gnar" — ski parlance for speeding down the mountain — as a wobbly-thighed, AARP-eligible woman could, flying down the Ciampac piste as the Marmolada glacier glistened in the distance.
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For over two hours, we sang our hearts out, took breaks to chat and check in with one another, and pretended for a little while that we were just six friends—old and new—shredding our vocal chords at karaoke.
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The 37-year-old Englishman needed to hole a nerve-shredding 14-foot birdie putt in Friday's second round to avoid missing the halfway cut but, galvanized by his narrow escape, he ended on a high with closing rounds of 64 and 69.
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Devil Is Fine careens through a litany of genres—icy tremolo and harsh howls lead directly into a melodic death breakdown and blues singing, ritualistic chants butt up against neoclassical shredding, hip-hop beats boom-bap along under swollen strings and ululating vocals.
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Their ability to attack off the dribble enabled the Nuggets to keep shredding the Houston defense even while the starters rested, and with Harden unable to get going against the trap, Denver extended to a 45-40 lead early in the second.
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However, Federer has not won a record 240 grand slam titles for nothing and he showed what makes him the ultimate champion as he performed not one, not two, not three but four great escapes during a nerve-shredding Wimbledon quarter-final.
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The shredded shirt is "the same played-out old image, this time attacked with a knife by the artist," the website explains, referring to the artist's shredding stunt during a Sotheby's London auction sale of the painting in October of last year.
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In his interview with Stroz Friedberg, Levandowski stated that he destroyed the disks at a commercial shredding facility in Oakland, California Levandowski provided Stroz Friedberg with the Drobo 50, but, as expected, it contained no media and there was nothing to analyze.
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But the resounding loss at the Ninth Circuit, in which a judge nominated by George W. Bush joined two judges appointed by Democratic presidents, suggests there are few realistic options for the administration—short of shredding the executive order and drafting it anew.
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During my day with the e-tron, either while passing vehicles or taking off from a stop light, I found the e-tron to have an abundant amount of acceleration — quick enough to thrill though not in a ludicrous, tire-shredding fashion.
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Now, it looks like a small freedom fighter in Salt Lake City has taken a cue from that old CIA manual and hatched his own scheme to tear down our nation's oppressive capitalist regime... by stealing and shredding $1,000 of his parents' cash.
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The strokes of genius the duo had produced during the four hour 21974 minute nerve-shredding 2008 final had led Boris Becker to declare that "every tennis player alive is going to tune in" to the 40th installment of their enthralling rivalry.
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One listen to the previously-released single "Night Skiing," a sub-five minute psych-freakout anchored by a chugging bassline and shredding, fuzzed out lead guitar harmonies, and it's clear these musicians are locked into making Olson's madcap vision come to life.
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By Barbara Grzincic Paper-shredding technology that stops an overfed machine from turning on was obvious based on prior art that stopped a shredder once it jammed, a federal appeals court held Monday in a win for office supply company ACCO Brands Corp.
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Completing a brilliant comeback after six months out of the game, the nerve-shredding 237-4 3-6 6-1 3-19723 6-3 win gave Federer a long-awaited 18th grand slam title that many thought beyond the 35-year-old Swiss.
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To be sure, the first priorities for Democrats are more triage than anything else—preventing Donald Trump from further destroying the health insurance marketplace, degrading the environment, shredding the safety net, and undermining worker safety, the census, voting rights, and so on.
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Paul Ryan, its face in the House, is exiting Congress stage right, no doubt off to either lobby or think-tank for more shredding of social safety nets, lowering of public-sector wages, privatization of public goods, and tax cuts for billionaires.
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Like 2006's Mythical & Magical and 93's Lords of Hypocrisy, its focal points are the atmosphere and ambiance conjured by the younger Jones' psychedelic and progressive shredding, and his father's warbling croon, which weaves remarkable tales of intrigue and the undead.
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But they shine even more as DJs, shredding sets of dancehall, soca, grime, UK funky, and dizzy house tracks both at their own parties, international DJ gigs, and at various established purveyors of boundary-pushing mix files across the World Wide Web.
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Each chorus was uproarious, the sonic equivalent of watching the band hurl themselves against the crowd at a show, but with an airtight construction full of little drum fills, guitar noodling, and Bixler-Zavala's voice breaking up on his emphatic, throat-shredding screams.
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Thanks to HBO's nerve-shredding 2019 miniseries, the lethal secrecy and bureaucratic hubris of the Kremlin's response, and its preference for face-saving over life-saving that filtered all the way down through to local officials, were laid bare for a new generation.
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Iván Márquez, a former second-in-command of the FARC, a guerrilla group that ended its 52-year war against the Colombian state in 2016, announced that he would lead fighters back into battle, accusing Colombia's government of "shredding" the peace agreement.
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Red-hot ordnance falls out of a clear blue sky; the thin platform of lava gives way; majestic seas become the drowning wave; the beautiful stillness of the storm becomes the shredding motion of the tornado; the exhilaration of altitude crosses into anoxia.
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"While Democrats play by the rules, Republicans are shredding the rule book, and the result is a partisan Supreme Court that works for corporations and the Republican Party and against everyone else," Christopher Kang, the group's chief counsel, said in a statement.
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"While Democrats play by the rules, Republicans are shredding the rule book, and the result is a partisan Supreme Court that works for corporations and the Republican Party and against everyone else," Christopher Kang, Demand Justice's chief counsel, said in a statement.
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Greg may have done Tom's dirty work by shredding documents for the Roy family business, but what the family doesn't know is that he saved a few docs to keep in his back pocket in case he has to use them one day.
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Sure, Rachael Leigh Cook, Tara Reid and Rosario Dawson may not have been the ones shredding their fingers bloody on the actual record, but their roles in the film said they could be, and that's exactly what teenage girls needed to be told.
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For that price, guests eat all they want, drink all they want, gamble all they want, play golf or water polo or laser tag, even engage in the fantasy of being a guitar-shredding rock star — without ever leaving the resort's confines.
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Whether you prefer the OG lineup or the groundbreaking Kiedis/Flea/Chad Smith/Frusciante combo or the period where Dave Navarro was absolutely shredding or the current Josh Klinghoffer era, one thing is certain: These dudes were and are freakin' rock stars.
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Summer and the early months of autumn are usually the slow seasons for the auction world, but we've already seen abnormally large auction sales thanks to the much-publicized sales of a self-shredding Banksy, an "artificial intelligence" painting, and an Assyrian relief.
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So having edged Dimitrov 22-3 5-7 7-6(5) 63-7(4) 6-4 in a nerve-shredding marathon to reach his first grand slam final since the 2014 French Open, an exhausted Nadal allowed himself to reflect on a "tough" year.
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Regardless, the unfinished shredding meant that the work itself remained in one piece, albeit transformed; the stunt did not decrease its value, and according to a statement on the Sotheby's website posted after the event, the anonymous buyer still purchased the piece of art.
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" Tim Keller, the mayor of this city of 560,000 still struggling to emerge from a long economic slump, left some in the audience with jaws agape when he shouted above the shredding of Scott Ian, the Anthrax guitarist, "I believe in the power of metal!
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After nearly 20 years of blast beats, off-time shredding, and onstage pyrotechnics, the Dillinger Escape Plan will be hanging it up following the tour cycle for their sixth album, Dissociation, which comes out on October 14 on their own label, Party Smasher Inc.
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Mattis, speaking in Tokyo on Saturday, blamed China for "shredding the trust of nations in the region", but also played down any need for U.S. military maneuvers in the disputed waters of the South China Sea and instead called for open lines of communication.
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The harmonies are fuller, the musicianship more accomplished (listen to Danielle shredding at any point and you'll know what I mean), and it sounds especially cool because three-part harmonizing placed alongside guitar solos in this way is a rare treat in mainstream music.
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The first slate of games included Patrick Mahomes picking up where he left off, Lamar Jackson shredding the Dolphins, the Patriots looking like the best team in the league, and the Saints beating the Texans in a memorable, down-to-the-wire, Monday night shootout.
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We're on a push to get rid of paperwork in my home, so we're using the apps Evernote Scannable (free on iOS) and Genius Scan (free on iOS and Android) to digitize old documents we no longer need before shredding and disposing of the originals.
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And the story of "Bang" is as grimy as its setting, with a shabby menagerie of tough guys, stolen-car dealers and loan sharks shredding the local fabric while Gina (Catrin Stewart), an ambitious young police officer, tries to the return the streets to safety.
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"The idea of resisting a democratically elected president and basically throwing everything at him, and you know, really changing the norms on the grounds that we have to stop this president, that is where the shredding of our norms and institutions is occurring," he said.
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For two years, President Trump has upended expectations for how America acts in the world, picking fights with allies, shredding international agreements, devaluing human rights, cozying up to President Vladimir Putin of Russia and outsourcing much of our Middle East policy to Saudi Arabia.
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Trump set about "shredding his critics, relitigating the election, bragging about his crowds, crowing about his accomplishments and denying, deflecting and obfuscating a series of mushrooming bad stories that have dogged his presidency and depressed his approval ratings," POLITICO's Josh Dawsey and Alex Isenstadt report.
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Trump jokes about shredding the Constitution and serving more than 2 terms during the White House prayer event: "So while I'm president -- which will be hopefully for 5 years and I dunno, maybe we'll work with the media on a major extension of that." pic.twitter.
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Ms. Shafer, 45, who owns a bakery in neighboring Little Falls, and Mr. Shafer, 47, a sales manager for a paper-shredding company in Morris County, were not newcomers: They had been living in a house passed from Ms. Shafer's grandmother to her mother.
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Not at the Game WASILLA, Alaska — The Houston Rockets were in the process of shredding the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night, and Ryan Engebretsen, a decorated high school coach from just outside Anchorage, could see the future of his own team taking shape.
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Meanwhile Pearl, a new recruit to the kitchen staff, is battling with Bonnie, the grizzled head cook, for control of the menu, clandestinely shredding pages from Bonnie's copy of "The Enchanted Broccoli Forest" and offering edible alternatives to her much-despised carrot-mushroom loaf.
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The matchup bordered on boring for much of the first half, with the Giants taking a 6-0 lead, but then took a number of dramatic turns, with Rodgers shredding the Giants' secondary, including completing yet another Hail Mary to add to his collection.
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Using the recycling yard, artist Mary Ellen Carroll developed a music genre called "waste music" where she built an amphitheater out of reusable crashed metal and held an audience-less music festival in the yard where she invited musicians to make music by shredding metal.
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From my perspective the idea of resisting a democratically elected President and basically throwing everything at him and you know, really changing the norms on the grounds that we have to stop this President, that is where the shredding of our norms and our institutions is occurring.
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Though RSVBee places the financial responsibility for spellers on parents or other nontraditional sponsors – on top of getting to National Harbor, and paying for food and lodging, there's a $750 fee – it does not herald an army of overmatched Veruca Salts shredding golden tickets amid the confetti.
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Mostly because when I started this with my business partner—now my wife—we couldn't conceive of doing a small, food-based business where we were going to be working chef hours and unsealing a gallon jug of mayo and shredding a bunch of iceberg lettuce.
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All these leaders believe deeply in the natural order of things and the value of preserving a global club of democracies, while Trump believes -- and has never demonstrated more clearly than in Charlevoix -- in simply shredding such values at will and for his own convenience or profit.
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A few hours before he impersonated prime Paul Pierce by sucking all the oxygen out of Madison Square Garden with soul-shredding offensive combustion, the best 20-year-old basketball player in the world huddles inside his locker with a plate full of mouthwatering Italian fuel.
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BADEN-BADEN, Germany (Reuters) - "Love is in the Bin", the work by graffiti artist Banksy that shredded itself live after it was sold at auction last year, went on display at a German museum - after officials had made sure its shredding mechanism was no longer working.
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"By changing the idea from just shredding up the garments to actually kind of melting them, dissolving them down to their molecular structure of cellulose, and reconstituting the fiber, it eliminates the pollutants," Paul Dillinger, head of global product innovation at Levi Strauss & Co., told Fast Company.
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"The idea of resisting a democratically elected president and basically throwing everything at him and you know, really changing the norms on the grounds that we have to stop this president, that is where the shredding of our norms and our institutions is occurring," Mr. Barr said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The disciplinary trial of the New York City policeman who fatally choked an unarmed black suspect in 2014 opened on Monday with the officer's lawyer shredding a copy of the autopsy report that concluded the man, Eric Garner, was killed by a chokehold.
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At the same time as he invests in new equipment, he'll also be demanding that NATO members pay up more, reducing aid, probably shredding the State Department, trying to ban whole classes of migrants on the basis of alleged security threats and erecting a wall along the Mexican border.
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I've seen him come out of a flying pirouette into the splits, prod a security guard in the ribs and signal to him that he saw something going on that he didn't like on the balcony but still be shredding a face melting guitar solo he'd been playing throughout.
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Incredulous, I opened the door to the stage area and sure enough, my eardrums were assaulted by the growls of JBOT and his two robot overlords, GTRBOT666 and DRUMBOT 0110, which were shredding on a double-necked guitar/bass hybrid and liberally doling out blast beats on the drums.
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It will endanger an outcome that we all hope to see and that America deserves — for Congress to become a genuine voice of the people and to cease being a rubber stamp for an unfit president who is shredding our institutions and the very democratic foundations we hold dear.
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"These DB5s are amazing – I remember the Furka Pass tire shredding as well as the promotional events with these cars – they have become increasingly iconic since Goldfinger and Thunderball, in fact, I bought a very fine DB5 myself relatively recently," Connery said in a prepared statement for Sotheby's.
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LONDON (Reuters) - If it had not been for a bout of childhood jealously, Elina Svitolina might never have pulled off the nerve-shredding win over Karolina Muchova at Wimbledon on Tuesday that saw her become the first Ukrainian woman to reach the singles semi-finals at a major.
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Some may point to the fact that he doggedly pursued Mr. Trump's environmental agenda, including the shredding of Obama-era commitments to reduce greenhouse emissions in the power and transportation sectors, but we are not convinced — after all, that effort didn't work out as well as he had hoped.
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But her recent concessions to the right — between her deciding vote on the tax bill, her crucial vote to send Education Secretary Betsy DeVos out of committee and her laudatory introduction of Jeff Sessions at his confirmation hearing for attorney general — are shredding her reputation for earnest moderation.
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In an age when all presidents have expanded the power of their office, Trump is taking things further than his predecessors, shredding any remaining sense of limitations and acting in ways that openly defy the right of Congress, as an equal branch of government, to hold him back.
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"Barr also raised eyebrows in that speech by delving straight into partisan politics, saying, "In waging scorched-earth, no-holds-barred war of &aposresistance&apos against this administration, it is the left that is engaged in the systematic shredding of norms and the undermining of the rule of law.
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It's worth quoting his argument at length: The fact of the matter is that, in waging a scorched earth, no-holds-barred war of "Resistance" against this Administration, it is the Left that is engaged in the systematic shredding of norms and the undermining of the rule of law.
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CNN Interactive: Global Warning It is this threat, and the rapid speed with which Jakobshavn had been shredding ice over the past several decades, that has led droves of scientists to the icy coastline and makes the glacier one of, if not the most, studied glaciers in the world.
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Crunchy metallic percussion, pungent electric strings, squealing keyboards, fancy riffs on guitar and sitar shredding past their breaking points, and Reza's own keening voice — all abrasive in theory, instead conjure a garish warmth suitable for a particular brand of melodic pathos designed to linger on every drop of suffering.
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If a Category 4 or 5 Hurricane Irma were to make landfall in southern Florida and track just to the west of Miami, it would bring destructive, onshore winds to luxury high-rise condo buildings situated at the water's edge, flooding them from below, and shredding them from the top down.
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It was that he kept sharing the virtuosity of others: the Detroit power singers Steffanie Christi'an and Thornetta Davis well after midnight, the Brooklyn United Marching Band blasting through Curtis Mayfield's "Move on Up" at the crack of dawn, the guitar shredding of Viva DeConcini for nearly the whole thing.
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This is where Ms. Thongngoen stands, shredding papayas and cucumbers with an imposing knife, then hammering them with a small bat she holds in her left hand, mixing in chiles, peanuts, bean sprouts and lime hulls, scraping down the sides with a metal spoon in her right hand as she goes.
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It's expected to fetch upwards of $400k, and was used by Hendrix in May 1968 when he and Frank Zappa played an impromptu concert ... at a bar after a festival rainout The guitar's in mint condition and the auctioneers have documentation of authenticity and a pic of Jimi shredding with it.
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Prince's solo is, as most Prince solos were, a mix of wailing bends, fast-paced shredding and pure theatricality: He falls backwards onto a handler in the front row at one point, who shoves him back onstage, and ends the performance by simply throwing his guitar up in the air and walking offstage.
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She was backed by the show's pint-sized stars, all of whom play their own instruments in the musical — about a wannabe rock star who poses as a substitute teacher at a prestigious prep school and turns a class of straight-A students into a guitar-shredding, bass-slapping, mind-blowing rock band.
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Following the shredding of its original business model — with the FCA's cap of 0.8 per cent per day for all high-cost short-term credit loans applying from January 2015 — Wonga has been loss making for the past several years, reporting a £20173M loss for 2016 and just over £80M for 2015.
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Here's what their video for "Over Here," featuring BoBo Swae, has to offer: literal hoverboards shredding a video game halfpipe, Swae Lee in a Mario-style jumper game working his way up to Turnt Level Maximum, and, of course, Rae Sremmurd riding through the desert on chain-wearing dinosaurs that shoot lasers.
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I mean, there's a reason why one of those bad boys is sold every 20 seconds, and why it's stocked in stores in more than 115 countries: When turkey needs shredding and egg whites need whipping and mashed potatoes need, well, mashing, there's only one appliance you can trust to get the job done well.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Roger Federer put his global army of "Fed-Head" fans through the wringer for four nerve-shredding sets before he kept alive his pursuit of a record eighth Wimbledon title with a 20-3073(2307) 234-210 6-3 7-6(9) 6-343 win over Marin Cilic the quarter-finals on Wednesday.
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From the outside, it is easy to look at the two contenders and see one, in light blue, casually slipping through the gears and coasting through games, its progress serene and unstoppable; and another, in red, straining every sinew and shredding every nerve, scratching and clawing to stave off the juggernaut hunting it down.
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Stephen Colbert is having so much fun with the 🍑 puns — which is nice, because in between his vocal cord-shredding Trump impression, the 1800-QUID-PRO-QUICKIE party line, and a James Bond parody that sees the return of the Colbert Eyebrow, there's a lot of fairly appalling news he has to get through.
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RELATED: Barr says he's seen no evidence of Trump 'shredding institutions' despite Trump's attacks The House Judiciary Committee has voted to hold Barr in contempt for not providing the full Mueller report and underlying evidence, and Chairman Jerry Nadler has threatened to hold McGahn in contempt after he failed to testify under subpoena earlier this month.
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Bill Gurley, an investor and former member of Uber's board, testified in court this week that Kalanick led him to believe the due diligence report hadn't turned up anything alarming—when in fact, Levandowski had discussed shredding hard drives of Waymo information and even deleted files off his computer during an interview with the due diligence investigators.
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This was an event designed to remind Republicans in Congress that Trump stands for what they stand for, at the end of the day, that he is a surprisingly orthodox conservative who will have their back when the chips are down when it comes to shredding the Obama administration's environmental and pro-worker regulations and cutting taxes on corporations.
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"I have no intention of returning to those people who I rely on to keep me in office and telling them I had some part in shredding their votes," said Louisiana Committeeman Ross Little Jr., who had been otherwise aligned with Unruh throughout the day on a series of other efforts to take power away from the RNC.
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In a new video for "Monopoly" directed by Andrew Northrop, Doe – purveyors of heavy shredding and sonic eyerolls – spin the concept of the dating show into a modern parable of lust in which a woman sacks off three of the most common types of crap men you'll find on Tinder and takes home a sweet axe instead.
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In Rank Your Records, we talk to members of bands who have amassed substantial discographies over the years and ask them to rate their releases in order of personal preference Though they're often remembered for being one of the Big Four thrash bands of metal's heyday, Anthrax have been conducting the business of shredding for now 19863 years.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, March 19 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Thursday: The European Central Bank launched new bond purchases worth 2.33 billion euros at an emergency meeting in a bid to stop a pandemic-induced financial rout shredding the euro zone's economy and renew concerns about the bloc's viability.
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The rabbit, in this case, is quite literal: Fidge wakes up inside "The Land of the Wimbley Woos," lorded over by Wed Wabbit, now a 20-foot-tall tyrant king who speaks in a lispy, ear-shredding squeak and has oppressed the colorful garbage-can-shaped Wimbleys, whom Fidge must free in order to get home.
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But in the show's fourth episode, the core Scooby dynamics have really started to gel: The scene where Giles corrals the kids into researching the two monsters decapitating and shredding their way through Sunnydale ("Fork Guy doesn't do heads," Buffy notes) hits all the classic beats the researching scenes will hit throughout the rest of the show's run.
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Maybe he was trying to distract attention from all the other ways he is harming American citizens by gutting Obamacare, advocating a huge tax break for rich folks like him, threatening nuclear war, trying to withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement, shredding environmental protections and, well, it's too long a list for this column.
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Read more: CLEMSON WINS: Here are the top plays and big moments from the championship game everybody will be talking about Lawrence, a 19-year-old true freshman who took over as the starting quarterback early in the season, threw for 347 yards and three touchdowns, shredding a stout Alabama defense and outdueling the Heisman candidate Tua Tagovailoa.
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He snubbed his political nemesis, Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump says what he learned from impeachment is that 'Democrats are crooked' Bull meets china shop: Roger Stone controversy follows a familiar pattern House to vote Thursday on removing ERA ratification deadline MORE (D-Calif.), when she tried to shake his hand; Pelosi returned the favor by shredding a copy of his speech.
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Overall Assembly: ModerateAssembly was a bit more intensive than with the sweet potato dough: After preheating the oven to 500°F, shredding and squeezing the moisture out of my zucchini, I threw all of the ingredients into bowl, mixed with a spoon, and spread onto an oiled sheet pan to bake in the oven for a total of 15 minutes.
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The take-no-prisoners guitar shredding from Emily's Sassy Lime, a 1990s all-Asian American riot grrrl trio from Southern California, which included artist Amy Yao and her sister Wendy Yao, who founded the legendary punk boutique Ooga Booga in LA's Chinatown; Burning Star Core founder C. Spencer Yeh's thumping, burbling sound works that showcase his unlearning of classical music.
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Hernandez told me he thinks this whole controversy is ironic, as he sees a clear parallel between skaters and kids in the club scene in the 1990s: As Hernandez and his friends were shredding Washington Square Park, the club kids were storming New York nightlife, and they were all ostracized from society, to a certain degree, because of the scenes they rolled in.
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The site features a sterile tissue culture lab where plants are sliced up and multiplied, a purple-lit cloning room where weed grows in test tubes out of agar jelly, a $4,000 Futurola grinder capable of shredding three pounds of flower in two seconds, and a 26,000-square-foot Dutch-designed warehouse that will soon be home to 25,000 plants.
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In nine months, the virus unleashed by Moscow has managed to sow doubt about the American electoral system; help defeat Hillary Clinton, the candidate Mr. Putin despised; bring down President Trump's first national security adviser; prompt multiple counterintelligence investigations; and now, cause Mr. Trump to fire the man in charge of investigating him, further shredding his already self-tattered credibility.
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Like Sisyphus, the three characters at the center of Oyamada's strangely chilling novella push their respective rocks up the hill at "the factory" day in and day out, one shredding the documents that arrive each morning by the container load; another proofreading an endless series of obscure printouts; the third gathering moss in a vain attempt to green-roof the entire complex.
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Watching that clip now is surreal, not because it's any less fun or beautiful, but because that girl turned out to be a 15-year-old Lindsey Jordan: the shredding prodigy who this year, at the age of 19, has released her debut record, Lush, an album that displays all the same ecstasy and power of our first introduction to her.
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The jungle airstrip, for instance, from which Barry must depart with his precious cargo is stomach-heavingly short, and we glimpse the graves of pilots who have come to grief; during Barry's maiden effort to take off, shredding the treetops as he goes, the camera picks out Escobar and his pals, beside the runway, happily gambling on whether their latest recruit will make it or die.
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In longstanding enclaves in East Harlem and in the South Bronx — and well beyond them, across a region that has a Puerto Rican population about half the size of the one on the island itself — people have followed with fear and dread the accounts of the storm shredding communities, robbing residents of electricity, running water and an ability to communicate with the outside world.
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The president and his allies unleashed an endless barrage of policy outrages and threats — travel bans and trans bans; an end to loan repayment programs and birthright citizenship; paper-shredding the Paris climate agreement, the Iran deal, the INF nuclear treaty, and the Universal Postal Union; rolling back Dodd-Frank and coal regulations; siding with rapists on campus and on the Supreme Court; and killing net neutrality and green energy initiatives.
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The most expensive options range from $999.99 for the Nutristore One Year Emergency Food Kit, which has enough canned goods for one person, to $5,999 for Nutristore's Premium Food Kit, which has 36,000 servings, will feed four adults for a year, and, according to one commenter, arrives in 100 brown boxes (perfect for stacking or for shredding and serving as a side dish with your 42 cans of Instant Pinto Bean Flakes).
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It reads in part: eventually you become a newspaper and after one big day of breakfast tables, city streets, subway trains and office desks, spend the rest of your life in obscurity or else go up in smoke More than 100 years ago, in their Cubist heyday, Picasso and Braque introduced bits of newspaper, wallpaper, and other ephemera into their work as a way of anchoring it to a reality they were otherwise busily shredding.
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Teams: Dallas Mavericks, Phoenix Suns, New Jersey Nets, New York Knicks Career: 1994-023, 19 years Career averages: 12.6 points, 6.3 rebounds, 8.7 assists, 1.9 steals, 42.9% 3FG Number of All-Star teams: 10 Championships: 1 Hall of Fame: Yes Highest MVP finish: 2nd (2001-02) One thing to know: Never an elite scorer, Kidd instead dictated every facet of the game, racking up triple-doubles and shredding defenses with his playmaking.
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This six-piece St. Louis metal/punk collective arose out of the city's local activist community, and the members' commitment to the struggle for justice is splashed all over this short, snappy EP. Red Tape attacks sacred cows and explicitly confronts the evils of police brutality, domestic abuse, sexual harassment, and state violence, shredding through a heady mix of Tragedy-inspired arena crust, pissy d-beat, crunchy metallic hardcore, and garage punk in under 15 minutes.
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Between the scorched-earth process to put Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court, Mitch McConnell's refusal to hold hearings for a moderate nominee like Merrick Garland in 2016, the seismic legal changes in which Kavanaugh will take part, and the shredding of all but a few remaining norms surrounding the Senate Judiciary Committee's confirmation process, liberals are gravitating toward extraordinary measures to restore a semblance of balance to the Supreme Court—no matter the damage to the court itself.
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Pros: Three working bowls to handle different jobs, strong motor and steel blades are good at chopping up hard ingredients like ice, portable and easy to use "power pod" design, and versatile operation for a variety of blending and food processing tasks Cons: The top-motor design of the power pod requires you to disassemble the unit to add new ingredients, and there's no disc for slicing and shredding Buy the Ninja Master Prep Professional on Amazon for $50
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Pros: Reversible shredding/slicing disc and S-blade to handle a wide variety of food processing jobs, a handy built-in bowl scraper, the 10-cup working bowl is good for most needs, and the 450-watt motor is suitable for the vast majority of tasks Cons: The motor can get noisy due to the housing's relatively light weight, and the feed chute is not wide enough for some whole ingredients Buy the Hamilton Beach 10-cup food processor on Amazon for $37
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Sure, the joint had an incredible track record when it came to booking lineups that stuck with you well after the lights went off—thanks to Bill Dozer, Dan O, and various outside promoters, everyone from Infest to Witchtrap to Subhumans to Raekwon (where he shouted out Queen and KISS in between shredding Wu Tang hits) has played the Acheron, and the venue more than earned its reputation as one of the only places in the city that'd let you throw a truly wild punk or metal show.
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