The 2014 remake of Godzilla had all the elements of a classic Godzilla flick: Godzilla smashing things, other monsters smashing things, and Godzilla smashing the other monsters.
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Smashing black, as many commentators noted, turned into heida: "black [ways of] smashing [people]".
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"The continued downside in the oil price is just smashing the markets and smashing sentiment," said Perry.
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How do you keep your pizza drones from smashing into your news drones from smashing into your hobbyist drones?
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Like in terms of ... Well, he's smashing everything. Right.
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She accused Ortiz-Magro of smashing valuables, including a vase and a flat-screen TV. He was also caught on camera smashing the security cam at her front door back in December.
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Here, a group of students in a dorm are smashing iPhones: This guy is smashing an iPhone with a hammer: On Weibo, users are also posting their photos of purportedly smashed iPhones.
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It's the difference between working the system and smashing it.
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I also use a lot of smashing and breaking sounds.
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Smashing phones, inventing enemies, letting envy and anger control me.
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Shrek with Smashing Pumpkins would be a dark art film.
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Consider how they are smashing one conservative tradition after another.
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As Hulk, I had various smashing powers and incredible reach.
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Get ready for a whole lot more skull smashing, everybody.
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Kayla Itsines knows a thing or two about smashing goals.
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You can find Tshepo smashing "replay" on this on Twitter.
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Then again, the music industry has been smashing it lately.
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These adjustments haven't stopped the Jamaican team from smashing records.
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He brought up the Smashing Pumpkins again, too, completely unprompted.
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Then I could hear him smashing stuff and getting aggravated.
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He wasn't shopping for furniture, he was smashing it (cringe).
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Previous such efforts have been called dahei, or "smashing black".
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All the while, there's more smashing, more jumping, more stomping.
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We're told the burglar got in after smashing a window.
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"I don't wanna be smashing them drums forever," says Isaac.
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Here's a more definitive list of items available for smashing.
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She simply can't believe the Hulk is just SMASHING everything.
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John Henry Rated R for blood spraying and head smashing.
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Ken Griffin is smashing real estate records left and right.
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I fantasize about smashing store windows or screaming at people.
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So he started a video series built around smashing things.
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Another protester is screaming at the crew smashing a limo.
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Viewed historically, I suppose the game was a smashing success.
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Rebellion. Nonconformity. Angst. Outrage. Bucking trends and smashing the system.
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Doorbell cameras are a sensible home security solution, allowing you to monitor who is coming up to your door, delivering your packages, smashing your pumpkins, stealing your packages, smashing your packages, or stealing your pumpkins.
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You know why UConn smashing a school to smithereens is good?
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So what do critics think of the genre-smashing twisty thriller?
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Then humans taught them to change lanes without smashing into things.
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They also shared a stage with Smashing Pumpkins and Godspeed You!
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CupcakKe is smashing those rules, and we love her for it.
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But approximately 30 seconds into the contest, he started smashing stuff.
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It has no barrier smashing into the bench and no pole.
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Most recently, he rebounded with his first-round smashing of Fujita.
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On Kickstarter, it took in almost $650,33 — smashing the $100,000 target.
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She didn't recruit fellow feminists to create countercultural, patriarchy-smashing music.
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A handful of stocks are smashing Wall Street estimates this year.
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Reports of shots fired are attributed to to smashing glass cases.
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Still, Civil War lives in those moments when the smashing starts.
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Heat waves are increasing in duration and frequency, while smashing records.
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You can read more about the Smashing Pumpkins' reunion drama here.
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"Smashing scooters is just funny," the account admins wrote to me.
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Michael Bay makes movies about big things smashing into each other.
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The LHC works by smashing together atoms at incredibly high velocities.
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Every so often, Chowdhury will allow himself one indulgence: smashing technology.
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One woman reported smashing her pelvic bone against the gear shift.
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Republicans have been smashing previous turnout records in contest after contest.
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So are rabble rousing politicians committed to smashing the status quo.
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Back then, people were smashing 62 times a year on average.
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You've got your Weezers and your Smashing Pumpkins that had hits.
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"Range Life" famously has a poke at STP and Smashing Pumpkins.
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She spent playtime smashing up rocks, looking for the atoms inside.
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Is the glass smashing special effects or are you a superhero?
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They bet on the new product and it's a smashing success.
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Because what would a Smashing Pumpkins reunion be without some drama?
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Check it out below, in all of its club-smashing glory.
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I loved Julie [Andrews] and Robert Wise, he's a smashing director.
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They won smashing victories last week in Virginia and other states.
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After months of record-smashing walks, I was maybe a 37.
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Lowery dove for cover and fell 50 feet, smashing his camera.
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Grace Murray Hopper, a boundary-smashing computer pioneer and naval officer.
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The crane then begins to swing wildly, smashing into neighboring skyscrapers.
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"She looked so powerful and smashing," Ms. Katz said of Mrs.
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The two males bond as only males can, by smashing stuff.
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I'm all for smashing the patriarchy at each and every opportunity.
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Unless it's Andrew WK. Smashing Pumpkins are definitely complaint rock. Totally!
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You don't really know what they are smashing, what 'it' is, whether it's a reference to their professional or personal life, you know only that they are smashing it, and you must remind them of this.
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After all, there's plenty of observations of bats smashing into glass windows.
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Show me Cardi cutting the tongues out of sneakers and smashing televisions.
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By all accounts, Tim Tebow's Night to Shine was a smashing success.
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Now, self-driving vehicles finally mastering taking turns without smashing into things.
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You went on the road with Smashing Pumpkins a few years back.
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Video showed water crashing into buildings in Palu, smashing them into pieces.
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The future is not a boot smashing a face, forever, per Orwell.
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Henein suggested the window smashing was a "figment" of the witness's imagination.
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It's as if Capcom dodged any single stereotype by smashing them altogether.
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He was always smashing at built up musical canons and cultural historiography.
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Meet Patrik Baboumian, a German bodybuilder who is smashing soy-based stereotypes.
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Television images showed masked protestors spray painting buses and smashing their windows.
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Amazon shared third-quarter earnings after the bell on Thursday, smashing expectations.
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Mr Moore's supporters then posted online videos of themselves smashing their devices.
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If nothing else, here's to hoping they use that building-smashing idea.
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Before you can start smashing things, you have to sign a waiver.
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Smashing Pumpkins, Grateful Dead, Eagles Are you going to Coachella this year?
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"I love comedy perhaps more than anything else," he told Smashing Interviews.
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Raising money has never included so much accordion playing and chair smashing.
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Subatomic particles smashing together in underground colliders cross borders in a flash.
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Would you be looking for an even more lavish Smashing Pumpkins album?
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This isn't the only white supremacist–smashing project Peele's got cooking, either.
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And then there was Bob Beamon's record-smashing 8.9 metre long-jump.
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We'd a smashing woman, died of cancer coming on a year ago.
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All moments were vastly improved with glass smashing, bubble baths and yelling.
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Smashing the A button repeatedly makes him do a powerful overhead slam.
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" Pedercini then chimes in with: "The smashing part is kinda optional, really.
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This graphic video shows the vehicle smashing into and running over civilians.
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Mário Fernandes sends it wide left, smashing it low on the ground!
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Unidentified people threw stones at the center, smashing about a dozen windows.
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Dropping it, smashing a screen, the toilet situation, the pool situation, etc.
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He drummed up business by smashing or acid-staining nearby store windows.
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She tried to kill herself by smashing her head against the cell.
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That's the painter you'll see in this smashing 35-year career retrospective.
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This reveal led to Sophie (Lizzy Greene) smashing Eddie's guitars to smithereens.
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Kemp's return to the Los Angeles Dodgers has been a smashing success.
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My first instinct was to use my favorite burger-making technique: smashing.
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He also did $400 in damages ... smashing the mic, dishes and glasses.
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Little Jonah is adorable — that shot of him smashing his face in cake?
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It would enter the election divided, and that rarely leads to smashing victories.
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MIWD33PUS surged to fresh highs in January after repeatedly smashing records in 23.
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Watch us get weird in Washington and Oregon by smashing that play button.
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Video shows the man smashing a glass display and grabbing handfuls of jewelry.
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The bout marked Font's first since a July 2014 smashing of George Roop.
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These are all things that could make for a smashing traditional courtroom drama.
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"So happy birthday, yay," Ferrell says before smashing the cake into the camera.
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And now, Jenkins is smashing another record with her paycheck for the sequel.
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Climbed up, grabbed the rope a little higher, went smashing into it again.
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The townsfolk respond first by marveling at her device – then by smashing it.
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Smashing windows and setting fires were comments on women's lack of property rights.
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Make no mistake, it&aposs the pitching that has them smashing team records.
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Without it, they're just a basketball team, and their coach is smashing whiteboards.
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Here goes the million smashing the previous single channel record of 163k viewers.
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Dinner is a smashing success and we have lots of salmon left over.
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The year before that, Disney's own Jungle Book found smashing success on Apr.
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But the video isn't just aiming to prove that Hadid enjoys tire-smashing.
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In the meantime, we invite you to mourn by listening to Smashing Pumpkins.
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Stone Cold Steve Austin smashing IPAs at Wrestlemania was the most 2016 thing.
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Kids with shakers and drums run around smashing ice frozen across water troughs.
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It is capable of smashing through up to a meter-thick of ice.
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If not a smashing of the patriarchy, it would have made a dent.
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"When I won Wimbledon (in 2001), I was smashing them," he told Reuters.
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In smashing the old Higgs-Boson particle, however, they rip apart spacetime. Oops!
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Israelis invaded in June 1982, smashing the PLO and besieging Beirut—a bridge
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This record-smashing price makes it the most expensive watch in the world.
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She finished in 8:46.46, smashing the previous course record of 8:52.14.
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It still has the makings of a smashing success for only one — Kim.
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Metric will be supporting Smashing Pumpkins on a lengthy arena tour starting tonight.
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" Williams asked, to which her partner replied, in a fake British accent: "Smashing.
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They're not pretending to be anyone they're not, and they are smashing it.
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If only navigating the Thanksgiving holiday were as easy as smashing a potato.
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As far as KSHMR can tell he is still smashing it up there.
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Well, it turns out we're not really smashing those keys randomly at all.
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So you've thrown your annual holiday party, and it was a smashing success!
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We're told the men broke in through the back door ... smashing it open.
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And he went straight to his dressing room and began smashing it up.
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With so many players and variables, the game delights in smashing preconceived narratives.
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She seems intent on smashing boundaries between genres, and between reality and imagination.
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A man of his background smashing into anyone's home was a frightening prospect.
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Footage shows two men smashing a display cabinet containing jewelry with a hammer.
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Growing up in Canada, they worshiped Nirvana, Green Day and the Smashing Pumpkins.
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The stock raced as high as $95.25 on Monday, smashing past its Oct.
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Anchorage, Alaska (CNN)Alaska's summer of fire and no ice is smashing records.
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Who's up for smashing a spot of Jingle Jangle and binge-watching Riverdale?
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At the extreme end, this manifests in antifa smashing cameras and attacking journalists.
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But today, the term "griefer" is most often associated with smashing virtual bricks.
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Matt Korvette doesn't sing about smashing the system, he sings about the system smashing him and trying to grow old in it, set to droning punk that's an update on the sludgy sounds of Flipper, Kilslug, and The Jesus Lizard.
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My dad can do that, but Johnny's just gotta jump straight to smashing. Huh?
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Images shared on social media appeared to show protesters smashing furniture inside the embassy.
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"It's like a ghost city—the wind smashing the doors, blowing through the streets."
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He was arrested earlier today after allegedly smashing a man's phone and taking it.
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There was a madcap pest control game that involved smashing spiders with a bat.
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They saw me filming and turned on my attacking me and smashing my camera.
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" Honoré reminds us that "history is full of folks smashing it in later life.
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I found myself smashing three of them together, like how I eat good fries.
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The violence erupts again as the crowd rushes the car, smashing the back windshield.
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It did raise $350,000, which to this former journalist sounds like a smashing success.
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The little Hemsworth is clearly going to join the family business of smashing monsters.
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"Amazing China", currently smashing box-office records for a documentary, extols Chinese technological prowess.
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That he oversees one of them is typical of the plate-smashing Trump administration.
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It was a big week, but Kate was nothing short of a smashing hit.
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You forgot to engineer a point of attachment for that sweet dinosaur-smashing cannon?
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It may be a smashing success, but failure looks like an option again, too.
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She claims Sebastian started kicking the front door ... before eventually smashing her car windshield.
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Oh, the role model is now smashing to smithereens different sets that she's on.
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You can see Clooney come smashing back down to the ground after the collision.
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This causes Titus to go full Lemonade, smashing Michael's car with a baseball bat.
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He's experiments were widely condemned for smashing through ethical boundaries and breaking Chinese law.
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It racked up over $2193 million in crowdfunding, smashing its goal by 5,513 percent.
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Smashing Pumpkins are set to begin their reunion tour, featuring this lineup, next month.
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You can tumble forward, smashing your collarbone and grinding your face into the dirt.
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Since 2003, Gabriel Heatwave and Benjamin D have been smashing parties as the Heatwave.
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Without them, people could go on rock-star, room-smashing benders with no consequences.
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Yet he became prone to smashing racquets, arguing with umpires, and berating ball kids.
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Beyoncé was about blowing up that idea of perfection, smashing that trophy of idealism.
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One can find expensive rides that look smashing but that are actually a bargain.
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Williams was later given a violation for smashing her racket, costing her a point.
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Helium is formed by the atom-smashing power of the sun and other stars.
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They grew unruly, smashing a window and slashing tires on two Pugh campaign vehicles.
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LG: I remember listening to Smashing Pumpkins on my CD player as a teenager.
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This is tough, stripped back, club-smashing house and techno at it's very best.
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It's amazing, like Marilyn Manson and Smashing Pumpkins but more glam and future-facing.
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"That, too, has not been a smashing success, and it's been around 20 years."
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Both laid waste to the political establishment, either smashing or co-opting mainstream parties.
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Ribchester has turned in smashing performances in top-classes races in Britain and France.
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She accused him of smashing a flat-screen TV, picture frames and a vase.
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In one fourth wall-smashing montage, they're lavishly introduced to us like action heroes.
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Bernie Sanders keeps setting fundraising records in the 2800 field, and smashing through them.
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They erupted in violence this week as demonstrators began smashing bank windows and ATMs.
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He was the progressives' favored presidential candidate in 1928 and won a smashing victory.
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Security forces regularly target journalists, beating and arresting them, smashing or seizing their cameras.
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The DF-17 could carry nuclear warheads or destroy targets by smashing into them.
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After running on smashing the corrupt elite, Mr. Chávez had merely established his own.
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He banned smoking at the organization's headquarters — smashing an ashtray to make his point.
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The next thing I know, I'm falling and smashing through melting layers of snow.
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Doom Eternal is only as charming as you find smashing through hordes of demons.
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Being their mother meant shouldering a profound responsibility and experiencing a heart-smashing love.
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She loves smashing the myth that everyone with a disability is heterosexual and monogamous.
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A walnut-smashing contest and a three-legged race followed later down the road.
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There's no honor in smashing the unsuspecting, even when they seem to deserve it.
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Verdict: These kids need help, or before long they'll be smashing art for ISIS.
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The song that the Smashing Pumpkins did for that movie kinda still goes, though.
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The Oxford Belles' version of the song features a feminist rap about smashing glass ceilings.
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Galaxies smashing together pool their available gas and dust, triggering new rounds of star birth.
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Her favorite: plate smashing (it's an ancient tradition in Greece to do during celebratory occasions).
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First, humans gave them the ability to drive down the highway without smashing into things.
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The thought of two neutron stars smashing into each other is nothing short of astounding.
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One could certainly imagine an alternative universe in which the law was a smashing success.
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He also allegedly started smashing other objects, including glasses and picture frames, on the ground.
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Kylie Jenner responded by sharing a video of her smashing an egg on the road.
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While allegedly smashing the phone, Heard says Depp cut off the tip of his finger.
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He's still a bit heated after smashing Dante to bits in November's mid-season finale.
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Fate of the Furious's box office record-smashing must be similarly appealing to the studio.
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My friends and I were listening to Smashing Pumpkins and Nirvana — all those alternative bands.
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At least you'll be able to press the buttons without smashing the cabinet to bits.
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There is no footage that has been released that has them smashing up a bathroom.
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And it kept going, and going, and going, smashing record after record, month after month.
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"Captain Marvel" is already smashing box-office records, and it hasn't even hit theaters yet.
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The afternoon saw packs of protesters hurling stones at police officers and smashing storefront windows.
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On both the story side and the competitive side, Modern Warfare was a smashing success.
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In the docs, she says he accelerated, and clipped another car before smashing into hers.
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He was also recorded smashing the security camera at her front door back in December.
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Read: Watch This Furious Dude Go on a Phone-Smashing Rampage Inside an Apple Store
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But the unloading, smashing, and shredding of e-waste is only half the operation here.
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Of course, the most famous person who wore the hairstyle was Smashing Pumpkins' James Iha.
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Before our eyes, a substantial group of burly men came smashing their way towards us.
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James won the world final in Oklahoma last year by smashing the ball 435 yards.
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This means that even the slightest mistakes can result in cars smashing into the walls.
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A man was arrested in June for smashing another pane of glass on the memorial.
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Before smashing the sculpture, Islamic State fighters chiseled off its face with a pneumatic drill.
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Yeah, there's nothing very dangerous or status quo smashing about parroting Rush Limbaugh talking points.
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Seconds later, Sabina jumped into the road, smashing into the windshield of a Volkswagen Polo.
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And then she pulls out a bat and starts smashing storefront windows and car windshields.
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Jeff Mahshie's costumes toggle among Renaissance motley, 1950s casuals and timelessly smashing outfits for Lilli.
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If you look at the national results, last night was a smashing win for Democrats.
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I've been describing it as thoughtful pop, like Luscious Jackson meets Smashing Pumpkins meets Madonna.
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If you're interested in some really sophisticated smashing pumpkins, this is a NASA carving contest.
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A video leaked Friday of Johnny in a rage, smashing a wine bottle and glass.
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The Democratic margins in suburbs and cities were smashing, thanks to a surge in turnout.
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Video footage shows demonstrators smashing windows, burning items outside and throwing rocks over the walls.
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Predators fans taking turns smashing an Anaheim Ducks-themed car outside Bridgestone Arena in Nashville.
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He threw a metal dolly at a bus, smashing a window and injuring UFC athletes.
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A Spitfire airplane, sputtering blue smoke, smashing through the walls of an English drawing room.
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O'Rourke's Senate campaign announced Friday a record-smashing third quarter fundraising haul of $38.1 million.
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The project was known as "REDMAP," and it was a smashing success for the GOP.
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Musk had von Holzhausen demonstrate the body's strength by smashing it with the aforementioned sledgehammer.
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When our food arrived, I'd generously butter my rice before smashing the tomato into it.
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LONDON — The stage filled with women in Princess Diana masks, smashing VHS cassettes with hammers.
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Back to the real world, where smashing someone with your stiletto has long-term ramifications.
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If volatility surges, smashing the currency out of its range, traders lose their original payment.
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These guys aren't smashing up threshing machines though: they're armed with massive old fashioned synthesizers.
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He was fined $113,000 there after verbally abusing chair umpire Fergus Murphy and smashing two rackets.
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"We'll have no problem smashing that," said Art Gaebel, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Seattle.
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A powerful modern-day cannon fires water bottles as cannonballs - smashing strong walls in mere seconds.
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You can transform nature, smashing it into red bricks, but things keep on trucking in Fortnite.
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Vetu was so distressed by the result he broke his wrist smashing a table in anger.
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The episode ends with a shot of a massive bear paw smashing through the family's door.
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Of course, Stone is no stranger to rocking a smashing swimsuit and flaunting her stunning physique.
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It's a movie about smashing things, and things getting smashed, and also it has The Rock.
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Leonardo DiCaprio's game face looks pretty damn painful ... especially when there's a volleyball smashing into it.
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It may be best to keep smashing the refresh button until a new candidate turns up.
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You kept smashing that ball even though the posts kept moving, and you fucking won anyway.
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Hannity supporters posted videos of people smashing Keurig machines on social media with the hashtag #BoycottKeurig.
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James and I bounce when people start smashing the stoplights and throwing glass into the streets.
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Shortly thereafter, Williams received another violation after smashing her racket and was given a point penalty.
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She storms out, and we see her smashing Randall's (Sterling K. Brown) car during his toast.
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In the adorable snap, the toddler can be seen smashing a cupcake into her mother's face.
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I keep smashing into crystal formations, and banging my ship on the roof of the cave.
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Smashburger says it's putting soul back into fast-casual dining by smashing each hamburger it serves.
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Uh, did Connor Jordan Obrochta, the Bachelorette contestant known for smashing a photo, always wear glasses?
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Applying the new law fully, however, might be like smashing a computer screen with a hammer.
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And it's not as if Trump won a smashing victory, even though he claims he did.
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If the kids are smashing toy cars at your feet while it happens, so be it.
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On November 17th America's deputy secretary of state, John Sullivan, told Sudan to stop smashing churches.
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For a time, he had been known for smashing computers with a sledgehammer during his act.
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Pickowicz set everything on the counter, just across from a cook smashing raw beef for carpaccio.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)"Avengers: Endgame" is smashing all kinds of box office records in China.
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If this doesn't have you smashing out "" as you swing around the train pole, nothing will.
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You caught Hendrix in his guitar-torching prime and the other HNDRXX smashing "Mask Off" again.
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Strangely, I, and most of the people around me, apparently missed Steve Kerr smashing his whiteboard.
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Aria reacts by twisting Sydney's arm behind her back and smashing her face into a wall.
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Conversely, friends you wouldn't dream of smashing may end up in your bed during this time.
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"These are not spirit fingers," Sparky tells the cheerleaders, after smashing a chair for good measure.
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After smashing some furniture in parliament, and beating one of its members, the protesters quickly retreated.
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I was listening to a lot of STP, Smashing Pumpkins, and Marilyn Manson at the time.
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Explosions from underwater mines and torpedoes would propel a ship's decks upward, smashing sailors' heel bones.
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But the woman pursues him, eventually smashing a laptop down over the back of his head.
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Aside from being very good at the music thing, Korean pop kings BTS are smashing records.
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Lawyer Up: Justin Bieber is being sued for sucking at beer pong and smashing a phone.
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The one held in Monterey Bay even developed an injury from continually smashing into the glass.
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Students are given tasks, whether it is smashing bulbs of garlic, simmering stock, or kneading dough.
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But I fully endorse the act of smashing things up and then deciding what to do.
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The recipient will be too pleased to engage with the depressing possibility of accidentally smashing them.
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Even Italians who aren't window-smashing anarchists aren't inclined to see the Seattle-based company favorably.
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A disturbed man had rampaged through the station smashing every overhead fluorescent light on the mezzanine.
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These are among the reasons that some anarchists and anti-fascists advocate smashing cameras at demonstrations.
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Facebook only imposes, smashing flat all of the distinctions that were honed over years of experimentation.
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Protesters were seen attacking bank branches and smashing the windows of one prominent cell phone company.
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That's the painter you'll see in this smashing 4233-year career retrospective at the Met Breuer.
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That's the painter you'll see in this smashing 2219-year career retrospective at the Met Breuer.
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"That's sweet, but who's gonna buy you flowers when they end up smashing?" someone else joked.
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Apple said the average selling price (ASP) of the iPhone last quarter was $13, smashing expectations.
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In this approach, Mr. Sanders wins a smashing victory in the satellite caucuses reporting so far.
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Videos - regularly mocked by other Saudis - circulated online showing zealous men smashing musical instruments to pieces.
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But dozens of masked protesters ran riot, setting fires, smashing windows and leaving multiple people injured.
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"This is emptiness," she says of Dom's lifestyle, smashing her Alexa to pieces for good measure.
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This spring, Weezer and Smashing Pumpkins both return to New York to play intimate acoustic shows.
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It ended its performance with the bassist smashing his instrument onstage and a squeal of feedback.
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In some of them, he is covered in mud and smashing a car with a sledgehammer.
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Ms. Reynolds then struck the car's windshield with the hammer, smashing the window, the police said.
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This avoids smashing your toes against each other and truly makes for a more comfortable run.
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"I was smashing through melting layers of snow, which broke my fall a bit," he said.
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That's the painter you'll see in this smashing 35-year career retrospective at the Met Breuer.
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That's the painter you'll see in this smashing 275-year career retrospective at the Met Breuer.
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After about 45 minutes, Ms. Gottfried, not Mr. Rothstein, punctuated the ceremony by smashing a glass.
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After about 45 minutes, Ms. Gottfried, not Mr. Rothstein, punctuated the ceremony by smashing a glass.
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More women than ever are climbing the corporate ladder and smashing straight through the glass ceiling.
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A crew goes there to investigate, and pretty soon there is stomping, chomping and helicopter smashing.
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One of the captains from "Wicked Tuna" got busted in port for smashing a guy's face.
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Quinn is a fright in this scene, smashing TV screens, screaming and crying, having a complete meltdown.
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Regardless of where you stand on the political efficacy of Femen, À mon seul désir is smashing.
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Created by Brisbane-based studio Halfbrick, the mobile game Fruit Ninja has been a smashing international success.
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Your right hand maybe has done a lot of awful things — like smashing trees, destroying the forest.
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The vision of a Mars-sized object smashing into an object of equal size boggles the imagination.
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The gunman circled his body, shouting "Do not forget Aleppo!" and smashing photos hanging on the wall.
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I just want to make cookie-cutter, really smashing techno, but I'm always doing something way weirder.
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Although Annie's first attempt at smashing her digital harasser's window fails, she tries again, and it works.
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Megan Gumbus, 33, was caught on camera smashing a school bus' window and doors with a hammer.
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She then allegedly went through the house, smashing televisions, doors and other items, causing $35k in damage.
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The sex was great, we loved going out, getting drunk, and smashing until the sun came up.
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" In 2012, she said, Spencer "had me down on the ground smashing my head into the floor.
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Protesters temporarily blocked off the northern Kowloon-side end of the oldest harbour tunnel, smashing toll booths.
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And +20 to Gendry for returning in style and smashing two Gold Cloaks' heads with a sledgehammer.
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Heard also alleged that the actor grabbed a Champagne bottle and started smashing items around the house.
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Protesters temporarily blocked off the northern Kowloon-side end of the oldest harbor tunnel, smashing toll booths.
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From their perspective, the Trump administration has been a series of smashing successes on their core issues.
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Flynn used his jewelry to great effect, smashing Huston's lip and leaving a gash over his eye.
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The happy couple is shown smashing each other's faces with cake, though no one actually got messy.
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In fact, the emission comes from to two large, central galaxies on the verge of smashing together.
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A particularly angry protestor throws a rock through the front window, smashing glass everywhere inside the house.
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Some passengers—mostly businessmen in their 50s—get so drunk that they start smashing up the glasses.
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Granted, you need a microscope to see acetaminophen like Juzak sees it after smashing tablets to bits.
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Kyrgios showed his displeasure after dropping an opening set tiebreaker by smashing three rackets during the changeover.
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They seem to be having a smashing time, with nary a thought of Brexit on their minds.
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And I think he&aposs just smashing the stereotype and I think it&aposs freaking people out.
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Results were driven from political action on the ground, not by smashing windows or burning down buildings.
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Carve your way through these spirited shots of stars getting their gourds for a smashing good time.
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Fox News republished a video reel in January of cars driving â€" sometimes smashing â€" through protesters.
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He's absolutely smashing it at the moment with a debut release on Planet Mu Records to come.
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About five or 10 minutes later she heard the loud sound of glass smashing in the room.
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"The building is open, they've tripled their attendance, it's a smashing success," the artist Glenn Ligon said.
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There are also Biblical references to the smashing of clay pottery, symbolizing the divine striking down enemies.
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It's like the movie is smashing two very pleasant, but politely uninterested Barbie dolls against each other.
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Indeed, the truck advanced only 500 or so yards after smashing through the barriers near Boulevard Gambetta.
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The farmer was extremely aggressive and attacked us, strangling activists and smashing their heads with metal poles.
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The record-smashing 2013 harvest, followed by severe winter weather, slowed grain movement and crimped farmers' incomes.
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We advise the safe mode: Instead of immediate smashing, imagine how to replace or modify the monument.
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Skull-smashing, rugby-like scrums gave way to forward passing and a less congested line of scrimmage.
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Denée Benton and the pop star Josh Groban, in the title roles, both make smashing Broadway debuts.
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A Tony nominee for "Shuffle Along," the smashing Ms. Warren replicates the signature physical and vocal inflections.
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Last week, the US government reported that a shocking 3.3 million people filed initial claims, smashing records.
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Rather than smashing things overtly, they would work from behind the scenes to cast doubt on things.
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Progress is less about understanding and liking each other and more about smashing structures that others defend.
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That's what keyboard smashing looks like on the touchscreen of a smartphone, and it's on the rise.
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The bartender snapped some pics, and that got the gunman pissed and he tried smashing the phone.
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Skye uses Astrid's disappearance as an opportunity to hold a smashing candlelit vigil addressing violence against women.
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Transactions valued at about $4.7 trillion were announced last year, according to Thomson Reuters data, smashing records.
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Vinny was such a smashing success last year, they brought him back for an extra 6 weeks.
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Robert Pattinson absolutely massacring a seagull by smashing its head against a well multiple times definitely qualifies.
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Zverev ended up smashing a racket with five heavy blows in the final set after dropping serve.
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Hardline activists rampaged through the building, smashing furniture and spray-painting walls and the coat of arms.
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Smashing safety and consumer safeguards will lead to deaths, injuries and diseases that provoke intense news coverage.
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It's a constant, grueling struggle to keep from going over the brink and smashing yourself to pieces.
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Mr. Robot and Tyrell Wellick rekindled their old oligarchy-smashing bond, with an assist from Phillip Price.
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Besides, the Brazilian rebounded nicely in his subsequent bout, smashing a recent title contender in Vitor Belfort.
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He is truly exceptional there, clearing the bottom knee and smashing in punches and elbows with impunity.
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But if you think about smashing a window with a hammer while wired into a BMI, without any intention of actually smashing the window, and this triggers your autonomous robot to go break the nearest window with its onboard hammer, well—it's much less clear who is at fault.
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After smashing his nose, cops arrived and arrested Ortiz ... who left a big, bloody stain on the driveway.
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A World War II vet smashing a garage window to get to his car and escape to safety.
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Electric Earth illustrates the difficulty of such an undertaking by smashing excellent video work up against shallow sculpture.
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Several people damaged a police car, smashing its back window before jumping on it and kicking its doors.
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The through-the-legs version that relied on brute force tail smashing became known as an illusion flip.
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It would be easy for Pose to rest on its bejeweled laurels as a boundary-smashing LGBTQ+ series.
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Protesters broke through police barricades, lit fires and threw rocks at the city's convention center, smashing one door.
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Last year when prices saw relatively minor drops, furious homeowners were smashing the windows of their own properties.
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Shouting, running around in black, sometimes smashing store windows and punching people, anti-fascists make for good television.
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It's always pretty fun — being covered in mud and shit, and smashing things, spraying water ... I don't know.
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In recent years, the Smashing Pumpkins have continued to make music, though with Corgan and mostly new members.
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" In another answer, Corgan said that if Dreamworks hadn't withdrawn the offer, Smashing Pumpkins would have submitted "Untitled.
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In the clip, four thieves can be seen entering the store and smashing the jewelry cases with sledgehammers.
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The whole process turning a blunt smashing object into a sharp cutting device is pretty fun to see.
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That decision left coach Benoit Vetu so furious that he broke his hand smashing it against a table.
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Donald Trump&aposs electoral coalition is smashing both American political parties and its previously impenetrable political news media.
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Cumberland police posted images on Facebook Monday, which seemed to show a car "smashing" into Cumberland High School.
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Eventually the replicant's vehicle begins ramming into yours, until you finally end up smashing it into the ground.
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A third teenager films what happens next: the teen holding the iguana begins smashing it onto the street.
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Still money never goes out of style — and we'd say Kardashian-West Khristmas 2017 was a smashing success.
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"We are not criminals, we're not smashing any windows, we've not killed anyone," Therese says of Yarl's Wood.
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"I got skin in the game," insists Flowers, and Wonderful Wonderful thunders with smashing energy and throbbing desire.
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Some gorillas also exhibited belligerent behaviors, such as breast beating, smashing plants, and hitting or kicking the corpse.
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Soldiers are shown entering one of the city's museums and smashing limestone busts resembling classic Syrian funerary reliefs.
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The Medicaid expansion, which closely approximates what a single-payer system would look like, was a smashing success.
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It shows the women breaking frames holding photos of the GOP nominee and smashing a TV showing Trump.
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They've released four albums, with another one on its way, smashing records previously held by The Spice Girls.
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I was already spent, but Zack talked me into one last act of rage: smashing something mid-air.
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It raked in $16m on its opening weekend in India and another $12.6m overseas, smashing box-office records.
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Tom Hardy's Bane, in the final Nolan film, achieves his malicious goals by crushing windpipes and smashing skulls.
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Since its release last year, Windows 10 has been a smashing success, at least based on the numbers.
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He was ultimately charged with misdemeanor vandalism in the case for smashing his girlfriend's cellphone against a wall.
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Bitcoin continues rally The digital currency keeps smashing records as it leaped above $12,000 for the first time.
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In Paris especially, the scenes were particularly violent, with demonstrators defacing monuments, torching cars and smashing shop windows.
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While the network has grown into a smashing success, it faced stiff odds when it launched on Oct.
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The view from Moscow: Smooth sailing We assess that Putin considers the Singapore summit a smashing Russian success.
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The storm made its second landfall Tuesday night, five days after the record-smashing storm hit neighboring Texas.
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Last month was 28500 degrees above the 6900th century average, NOAA said, smashing a record set in 2628.
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Note where the stress lies: not on the breaking, the bashing, the smashing, the pleasure of revenge, but . . .
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Whether you walk out smashing into the walls or walk out sensibly, we get your money either way.
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Smashing the glass created a hole just large enough for a person to squeeze through into the gallery.
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It's no wonder why so many of those tunes became chart-smashing singles and staple sing-a-longs.
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Athleticism is usually identified and easily understood in a series of specificities—blinding speed, towering leaps, smashing through.
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About taking them, and smashing them into each other, like action figures from different toy lines, for giggles.
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He did acoustic takes on the Smashing Pumpkins, REO Speedwagon, Pixies, and TWO Dookie-era Green Day songs.
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As she plays, videos shown alongside her sets depict "Ninjabis": stereotype-smashing women in burqas, smoking and swearing.
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It's the equivalent of smashing two action figures together in the backyard, except now it's a short film.
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Then, despite two consecutive weeks of smashing victories, he all but disappeared from the news cycle for days.
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Trump is a one-man wrecking ball deliberately smashing the rules of global trade, finance, environment and diplomacy.
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Remember the Mountain smashing that dude's head against the wall after he bragged about showing Cersei his cock?
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On the Runway A year after the catsuit controversy, the tennis star is smashing old rules and stereotypes.
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" The president also took credit for rising share prices: "The stock market is smashing one record after another.
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The Carpetbagger The women of Hollywood have every reason to view the Golden Globes as a smashing success.
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"I ended up smashing that dude with a boomstick and put 38 staples in his face," he said.
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The other editors warned me, saying their boss took perverse pleasure from smashing the hopes of naïve reporters.
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All told, Disney raked in $211.1bn around the world, smashing the record of $7.6bn it set in 2016.
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Smashing things may not seem at first blush to be a winning idea to wrap a business around.
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Soon he was hitting her regularly, sometimes grabbing her by the hair and smashing her against a wall.
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Investors just keep watching the stock market go ever higher, smashing new records on an almost daily basis.
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It's about the hope that loving someone can save him from himself, and the smashing of that illusion.
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Willy Loman has been smashing up his car and gassing himself on the boiler for nearly 70 years.
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McGregor pleaded guilty to smashing a tourist's camera in Miami, and to punching a bar patron in Ireland.
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From the morning's trajectory, Alibaba looked like it was well on its way to smashing last year's sale.
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She ends up smashing her mirror, suggesting that Betty doesn't really believe that Dark Betty is really gone.
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And it doesn't quite have the genre-smashing brio of Carry On. But that doesn't mean it's pointless.
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"We're here if you'd like to have a good time smashing things in a safe environment," he said.
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Security footage shows two hooded figures entering the room, then smashing open the glass case with an ax.
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WDAM identified the man as 43-year-old Clamekus DeNorris Johnson, who was arrested after smashing the windows.
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In 2011, an undercover investigation at an Iowa Select Farms found employees smashing piglets onto the concrete floor.
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And he could turn rageful, smashing things and physically intimidating her, she said, though he never hit her.
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To the average viewer, GOATS looks like two teams smashing into each other over and over and over.
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Even though Democrats are smashing their own fundraising records, they are still falling short of the GOP's numbers.
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Add the cornstarch mixture and continue to stir for another 2-3 minutes, smashing some blueberries as you go.
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Easy peasy — if only his geolocation chip hadn't been irreparably damaged by him smashing a rock on his skull.
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The collisions transferred huge amounts of energy to the poky photons, like a sledgehammer smashing golf balls into orbit.
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And there will be more "smashing" of the political class, or at least attempts to do so, to come.
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As he gets closer and closer to smashing into the ground, 007 sweeps in to snatch an assailant's parachute.
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Jasmin Paris, a British ultrarunner, just made history by completely smashing the course record for the Montane Spine Race.
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While respectable, that jobs number would represent a significant drop from the 227,000 reported in January, smashing analysts' estimates.
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The genre-smashing show has also found itself embroiled in a multitude of controversies since premiering in April 2011.
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But depending on the angle of its orbit, it might also leave the ecliptic and avoid death by smashing.
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The record-smashing, truth-bomb dropping, extra-sensational feminist Cardi B now has a new gig on the way.
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Billy Corgan performs with the Smashing Pumpkins at the Rock Torhout Festival in Torhout, Belgium, on July 4, 1992.
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Ruud later told investigators that she punished Leckie by smashing her cell phone and limiting her contact on Facebook.
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It solves nothing, but it may be worth the money anyway, for the sweaty, wild relief of smashing stuff.
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He spotted a scrap of human food and lurched toward it, sending a loaded plate smashing to the floor.
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Our tagline is, 'Two liberated mamas smashing the patriarchy one candid conversation around healing through mothering at a time.
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The U.S. economy added 287,000 jobs last month, according to the Labor Department, smashing the consensus forecast of 175,000.
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When Jen got home, she found someone had ransacked the place, smashing a flat-screen TV and a vase.
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One zombie-smashing game used a Leap Motion, while a huge "magic dance wall" mirrored and festooned your motions.
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Meanwhile, a campaign of smashing iPhones has taken off on social media, in protest against U.S. tech giant Apple.
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Last year, Ireland was ordered to recover €13bn from Apple—smashing all past records for EU corporate-tax cases.
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This is when our first cult, The Farm, comes smashing into whatever is going on with the Gargoyle King.
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Should we not invest in our communications infrastructure because millions of birds are dying every year smashing into it?
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It's a movie about smashing zombies' heads in with watermelons, bowling balls, and whatever else comes readily to hand.
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A small piece of unsecured scrap metal that flew off the truck ahead of him, smashing through his windshield.
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Save yourself from smashing your stemware and keep your wine cold with these insulated, spill-proof adult sippy cups.
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"Avengers: Endgame" made an estimated $644 million on Friday, its opening day — smashing global box office records, per CNN.
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Marque's bottle flew away—he had a bottle in his hand—and they were smashing that into the ground.
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Millions of peasants moved to scruffy apartment buildings in the city, smashing traditional family bonds and intensifying class tensions.
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Photos showed militants vandalizing monasteries and churches, smashing statues and replacing the cross with their black flag of terror.
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In 2015, a video surfaced showed ISIS fighters smashing 3,000 year-old statues in the Mosul Museum in Iraq.
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The seventh was scored by M22k3rules, backward, before the occasion's poetry was ruined by his immediately smashing in another.
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Food price riots broke out twice in August, with crowds smashing cars outside one location until police restored order.
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Fischer posted cellphone footage to Twitter that showed rioters smashing the windows of a U.S. Marine Corps recruiting office.
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It was also, by all accounts, a smashing success for pirates, with Australians eagerly downloading the episode illegally online.
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Once they start smashing each other through walls, any element that differentiates them from each other helps a little.
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And while it isn't as smashing as the original, there's still plenty here to fall in love with again.
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What a thrill it is to be able to witness all the records this dynamic, thoughtful movie is smashing.
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Yes, that sounds nothing like Rihanna, so she makes up for it by committing crimes and smashing the patriarchy.
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The film's action sequences run from large-scale, city-smashing adventures to hand-to-hand combat inside an apartment.
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Then in 1994, scientists witnessed a comet smashing into Jupiter; you could see its impact from a backyard telescope.
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Statistics Canada on Friday reported 22.3,22007 new positions in December, smashing analysts' expectations of a modest 22.54,22.05 jobs gain.
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It was a smashing debut for 7-foot-1 freshman James Wiseman and No. 14 Memphis on Tuesday night.
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Then she meets the charming, silver-tipped Renato Di Rossi (the lyric opera tenor Richard Troxell, who is smashing).
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Also, Rask would have one bad game and then flip out and start smashing his stick over somebody's head.
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We're told the perps entered the home Tuesday in similar fashion as Friday's burglary -- by smashing a side door.
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She had obvious difficulty moving in the second set against Knapp, smashing her racket against the clay in frustration.
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Alibaba (BABA) was trading lower premarket despite smashing the record for its online retail blitz known as Singles Day.
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Pink wave on Capitol Hill At least 102 women were elected to the House last week, smashing previous records.
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Something about their atoms and blah blahs keep them smashing into one another throughout the duration of the trial.
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This German tradition has guests smashing porcelain before the wedding to wish the couple luck in their married life.
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A man was shot and killed after smashing a truck into a Chick-fil-A location in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Gordon tied the score in the second inning, smashing his fourth home run of the season to center field.
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But this could change soon, if other states copy an idea that has had a smashing debut in Colorado.
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Who does take heed is Marcus (a smashing Jeff Bridges), an imperturbable Texas Ranger kicking the doorstep of retirement.
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They had overrun the campus and were smashing up the next-door Festival Walk shopping mall and setting fires.
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El Nino has raised the temperature all over the world, leading to a record-smashing global temperature in 2015.
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I'm going to keep smashing myself against this boss because the Metroid-y side feels so fresh and fun.
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"WHAT'S WITH ALL THESE FOOKIN' NUMBERS," he bellows at Gareth Southgate, smashing Ctrl+Alt+Delete over and over again.
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The record-smashing phenom had some trouble aligning the five medals she won in Rio—four gold, one silver.
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Hooded and masked anarchists were in the Parisian streets too, smashing windows, throwing cobblestones, and lighting cars on fire.
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In South Dakota, Aberdeen hit -32 degrees on New Year's Day, smashing a record that stood for 99 years.
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Data released just yesterday shows almost 3.3 million Americans filed for unemployment last week -- smashing all prior recorded records.
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He began to start smashing up my room and shouting, until I reached for the phone to call reception.
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Last year, Smashing Pumpkins reunited for a tour that purportedly celebrated its legacy, but Wretzky wasn't in the band.
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One landlord told him how security officers raided her small apartment building, smashing down doors and terrifying the residents.
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Two hours earlier, however, protesters took to campus and began fighting, smashing windows, and lighting fires, SF Gate reported.
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Hannity's fans fired back with a protest of their own, smashing Keurig coffee machines in support of the host.
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On Tuesday, Yelich showed off his skills again, smashing a triple and a homer and driving in six runs.
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The second video retweeted by Mr. Trump shows a man smashing a statue of the Virgin Mary in Syria.
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He describes Hart's 2011 tweet about smashing his hypothetically gay son's head with a dollhouse as "obviously" a joke.
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Farmers in South and Central America make a living harvesting — and smashing — the bugs that go into the dye.
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We do a smashing party every year where we have this cage and we smash TVs, toilets and stuff.
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After Mr. Trump's inauguration, more than 200 demonstrators were arrested, some in connection with smashing storefronts and damaging vehicles.
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Harvey and Louis tussle over the firm's new dynamics, while Mike rounds up new business after a smashing success.
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This stacked bill is rounded out by the British rapper Slowthai and the restless, genre-smashing duo 36253 Gecs.
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PARELES The Smashing Pumpkins guitarist Jeff Schroeder's other life is in a dreamy duo with the singer Mindy Song.
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"The terrorists were uploading videos with them blowing up monuments and smashing statues to manipulate public opinion," he said.
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"Literally smashing," he said to a group of onlookers, referring to the brutal events with which the scene ends.
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The U.S. economy created 2000,212 jobs in February, smashing Wall Street expectations and pointing to a continued economic recovery.
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That margin is smashing — larger, by comparison, than in any presidential race since Ronald Reagan's 403 re-election landslide.
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He kicks the bottom pane of a glass entry door violently several times, smashing it but not breaking through.
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Check out the video ... that yellow (close enough to gold right?) blur is Kobe SMASHING OUT in a Ferrari
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A federal court ruled Wednesday that President Donald Trump's wanton smashing of the "block" button on Twitter is unconstitutional.
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Protestants died by the millions as Rome's armies marched through the streets of Madrid, smashing temples and murdering priests.
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The Night King's forces, fans will remember, were last seen smashing through The Wall with Daenerys's undead dragon, Viserion.
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And if that's good for the company, I mean, smashing, because I'd like more Bomberman games in the future.
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These consisted of smashing deuterons consisting of one neutron and one proton together with gold ions at differing energies.
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In one instance, BamBrogan smashed a beer bottle when angered, according to the countersuit; BamBrogan acknowledged smashing the bottle outside.
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Many dispute the rally is flows-driven, arguing the key draw is earnings growth at rates that are smashing expectations.
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They're also smashing the creatures' heads against solid objects, including a truck and boat they're using to track them down.
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This gold-washed brass bowl and matching spoon will look simply smashing next to your collection of artisanal loose teas.
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As the struggle continues, an employee rushes over and starts smashing the alleged killer over the head with a crate.
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However, other people were more optimistic, offering their two cents on how to open the cupboard without smashing the crockery.
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Companies added 20153,000 new positions as 2018 came to a close, smashing estimates of 178,000 from economists surveyed by Reuters.
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Jumping on the reflation trade, stocks rallied hard, smashing records across the board Wednesday and setting up for further gains.
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Dee Dee tracked her down and punished her severely – taking away her phone, smashing her computer, hitting her with hangers.
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I was here, witnessed them throwing bricks at officers, tearing up sidewalks, smashing windows, doing millions of dollars in damages.
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Trump won the presidency by smashing taboos and tapping into angry anti-elite sentiments most real politicians didn't even hear.
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" "The school, teachers and parents agree to smashing the phones, but do their real owners — the students — agree to this?
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In the meantime, we suggest the museum just loop the Smashing Pumpkins' 1995 album Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness.
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Wilkinson torpedoed forward, landing on his head, breaking his arm, knocking out his two front teeth, and smashing his glasses.
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Mobile-phone footage captured a gang of kanvarias smashing a small passenger car to pieces and then tipping it over.
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Troublemakers also ransacked at least two stores and one black-clad protester jumped on a parked Mercedes, smashing its windshields.
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Smashing IS will give the lie to its founding myth, that a new God-ordained world order is at hand.
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Every presidential election presents unique circumstances, which for 2020 include Trump's precedent-smashing persona and a historically large Democratic field.
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Netflix released a lackluster trailer for the second season in December that mostly showed Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter) smashing things.
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Similar to the Hub 360, Amazon's software is designed to listen for specific warning sounds like alarms or smashing glass.
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Similarly, smashing your way through a night out – week in; week out—can build a sense of strength and character.
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Monday when a van rapidly backs into the front, smashing the glass window and blowing the ATM across the store.
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One of the topics ... will Fortnite continue its reign of dominance in the year after smashing all competitors in 2018?
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For some time smashing ISIS in Iraq and Syria has been the priority, not shifting Assad nor thwarting Russian ambitions.
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And that young star was still surrounded by bits of debris clumping together, smashing into one another, forming the planets.
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A group of protesters turned violent, smashing windows of the city's government building and leaving its walls covered in graffiti.
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Shuler said he saw Williams hurl himself head-first over a child's bed, smashing the wall and cutting his forehead.
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The researchers said that this particular bone-smashing technique was first developed in Africa well over a million years ago.
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The strategy of smashing cartels and targeting gang leaders was causing them to fracture into more deadly and unpredictable gangs.
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Then again, if you have a Galaxy Note 7, smashing your phone to pieces might not be the worst idea.
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The firm soundly beat revenue expectations, leading to its first quarterly report as a public company being a smashing success.
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To the women who came before us, deep down in the dirt, head smashing the ceiling — now is the time.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice, which will presumably feature Henry Cavill and Ben Affleck literally smashing into each other, opens tomorrow.
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The long-awaited "Avengers: Endgame" is just 17 days away, and it's already smashing box-office records left and right.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds recently passed two million concurrent players, absolutely smashing Dota 2's 1.3 million concurrent players, the previous record.
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It's crisp, cold, and idiot-proof (assuming you don't slice off your thumbs in the course of smashing your cucumbers).
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In the women's race, Ryf set up the triumph by smashing the women's bike record at Kona by 18 minutes.
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Last Car Standing, a game about doing a smashing to many a car, has now entered into that long tradition.
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Adele's record-smashing 25 didn't make the eligibility cutoff for this year's show, so expect it to sweep 2017's.
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If Conor is convicted in the phone smashing case, the Florida can take Conor's previous transgressions into consideration during sentencing.
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The smashing of phones with a hammer and bleaching emails comes from the FBI's report into her private email server.
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At their worst, Apocalypse's band of baddies just feel like giant, sexy action figures that Singer is just smashing around.
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Now we've gone even further to assert our dominance over the drone — we're smashing them to bits with jet skis.
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That's what Slam City Oracles was about, bouncing and smashing around, and that's how we modeled resistance with Handväska, too.
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Apparently, the ghost's powers of intervention in the realm of the living extend only to plate-smashing and bulb-tampering.
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The car, unsurprisingly, will not move and the film ends with a train smashing them and their camera to bits.
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Getting £30 in exchange for someone smashing six eggs on your head doesn't sound like a bad deal, does it?
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The Smashing Pumpkins' nostalgia tour has allowed for a pretty great year in Billy Corgan Doing Weird and Offensive Shit.
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He skulks around, the bad apple who goes from town to town abusing women, smashing his fists into saloon doors.
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Sandy hammered the Caribbean before its march up the U.S., smashing into the New Jersey coast near Brigantine on Oct.
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Republicans, by contrast, never settled on an explanation of what exactly they were after apart from smashing the current law.
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Westworld creator Lisa Joy is smashing the misconception that people hired for their diversity aren't there for the right reasons.
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Business owners say other citizens take the law into their own hands, smashing shop windows or spray-painting their façades.
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No matter how a hitter does it, smashing 692 homers stamps him as a slugger who will never be forgotten.
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"Smashing glass — that they can do," wrote Thorsten Denkler in the liberal Süddeutsche Zeitung, describing Mr. Johnson and Mr. Farage.
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"However, they added that the monkey is known for his "aggressive" personality: "[He] likes playing with mud and smashing coconuts.
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Wayne Rooney scored the lone goal for United, smashing the ball in from 30 yards away in the 89th minute.
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The inflammatory videos showed people purported to be Muslims carrying out assaults and smashing a statue of the Virgin Mary.
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The man "suddenly picked up the sledgehammer and started smashing the bejeezus out of the Trump star," Mr. Patten said.
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From pool floats to watermelon lip-looks, here are just a few of the ways Instagrammers are smashing the trend.
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Image: NOAAMeteorologists were at a loss for words yesterday as Hurricane Irma intensified into a enormous, record-smashing Category 5.
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We're seeing some reports of rioting, and smashing windows—why does this seem to so often happen with large groups?
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Yael: I went to a smashing room for fun over Thanksgiving break, and the electronics were the hardest to smash.
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She has also been charged with doing more than $7,000 in damage, smashing six window panes, and destroying two bicycles.
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In 2016, Drake made news by smashing all of the streaming records with his hotly anticipated, though critically tepid, Views.
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The cake smashing reportedly occurred on Saturday night on Whiteladies Road, the actual name of a street in Clifton, England.
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Luckily, I missed smashing into the door, where I might have crushed her, and hit her car's front wheel instead.
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That's when we're told the guy suddenly grabbed Mario's phone and threw it against a wall ... smashing it to pieces.
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If you walked down my dorm hallway freshman year it was all Rage Against The Machine or maybe Smashing Pumpkins.
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An earlier version of a picture caption with this article referred imprecisely to Jeff Schroeder's role in the Smashing Pumpkins.
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And common sense tells us that electing a woman as president would deal a smashing symbolic blow to the patriarchy.
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The 22-time winner's (through Friday) record-smashing run on the game show has turned him into a household name.
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Early in the game, the Jaguars were rolling over us, smashing us with their defense, humiliating us with their offense.
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Shortly afterward, Noor remembers a machete blade smashing down repeatedly on her own head, her mother screaming in the background.
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Huge news for Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan ... who's just been named the PRESIDENT of a major pro wrestling organization.
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Katt allegedly settled matters by grabbing a salt shaker, chucking it at the manager and smashing him in the face.
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Enter Byron, who, after hearing my pitch, quickly came up with SMASHING PUMPKINS and SWEET TALK, much to my amazement.
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Her hands and shins smashing through the gates created a furious cacophony that echoed off the evergreens lining the trail.
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Shamsie drives this gleaming machine home in a manner that, if I weren't handling airplane metaphors, I would call smashing.
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Some young sommeliers found the earlier Theise catalogs, extracted the fogy-smashing exuberance and filtered it through ego-addled swagger.
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Facebook surged 15.5 percent in its biggest one-day leap since 2013 after smashing expectations, while Alphabet climbed 4.28 percent.
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Police did not discover a gun on site, where they were investigating a tip about an individual smashing car windows.
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Stephon Clark, 85033, was killed on Sunday by police who were investigating calls of a suspect smashing in car windows.
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You're everywhere and nowhere all at once, smashing through time zones and news cycles with little sleep and less privacy.
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That taking a stand against Trump's absolute smashing of presidential norms isn't worth the political pain it might cause them.
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The classic monsters, though — smashing cities, swatting planes out of the sky, exploding out of torsos — are embodiments of rage.
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By smashing subatomic particles together at high energies, the machines deepen scientists' understanding of the most fundamental aspects of nature.
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Hurtling into some macho love fest with Vlad based on the vague shared aim of smashing ISIS would be calamitous.
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The suspects broke in through a first floor window, smashing several exhibition cases and stealing artifacts, Berlin Police told CNN.
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He said he liked the idea of Mr. Trump, an outsider smashing up what seemed like a cozy insider's game.
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That's the painter you'll see in this smashing 21942-year career retrospective at the Met Breuer, closing on Jan. 28.
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I was upset, and immediately jumped into smashing myself at the gym with the "body attack" program by Les Mils.
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Fears of technology are as old as the Luddites, those machine-smashing British textile workers of the early 19th century.
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Does it matter if the machine is smashing 100 photos together to produce the perfect result, or is that cheating?
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Using computer models, scientists simulated a 4,000-foot asteroid smashing into a 15.5-mile asteroid at 11,200 miles per hour.
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On April 25, after hours of large, peaceful demonstrations, some protesters began smashing car and business windows and looting stores.
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Maybe peoples not be going to work, be finding local polling places and protesting, blocking , disrupting , smashing equipment, tearing up ballots?
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A virtual avatar with some smashing hair and a half-tuck, a few guns and a penchant for a cracking wise?
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Sounds like a lot of smashing things up and goring stuff, which also seems to be the aim with the drones.
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India's first transgender musical group 6 Pack Band has made a smashing debut with its cover version of Pharrell Williams' "Happy".
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Humans have done pretty much everything they can to make life miserable for corals, polluting waters and smashing reefs for profit.
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Yomuneko's game had me fist bumping my teammate and smashing glass spheres with hammers in a Portal-like escape puzzle game.
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In typical ISIS fashion, this madness has been edited to include pious songs about idol-smashing in the name of God.
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The performance lasted over two minutes, and involved the Hawaiian actor smashing his golden trident in half over his knee. Yikes.
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There's definitely a thrill in jetting around as Iron Man, but Hulk's smashing doesn't feel markedly different from Cap's shield bashing.
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That means that the exploding planes, swarms of birds, and smashing windows shown in the action-packed trailer are totally inaudible.
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Results from the 2018 midterm elections are still rolling in across the country, but the winning candidates are already smashing records.
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He begins with ancient toolmaking: the slippery art of smashing particular kinds of rock together to make sharp flakes of stone.
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This time will be no different: Tournament officials fined her $10,000 for smashing and flinging the racket, reports The Washington Post.
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Smashing the opposition with a landslide victory last year, Lopez Obrador became the first leftist to rule the country in decades.
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And if it pained us to watch him smashing powders with a hammer, we can't even imagine how upset she felt.
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In August 2015, witnesses saw Aranda smashing computers at the library, causing about $5,000 in damage, according to a 2015 complaint.
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NHK reported that the facility is usually locked at night but the suspect broke into the building by smashing a window.
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We were barely making ends meet, I was smashing racquets, sponsors kept promising things, managers kept knocking, but that was all.
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Irma hit Puerto Rico on Wednesday night after smashing a string of small northern Caribbean islands, leaving many residents without power.
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I don't think so!" before smashing a wine bottle and muttering, "You want to see crazy, I'll give you fucking crazy.
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Pre-screening rituals include burning camphor inside a sliced pumpkin before smashing it near the big screen to bring good luck.
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Instead of playing those games though, I would pretend I was hacking into a government mainframe by smashing the keys erratically.
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During the 2015 Finals, LeBron was a one-man S.W.A.T. team, smashing through Golden State's shell and living in the paint.
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It's been no secret that Billy Corgan and James Iha, former guitarist for The Smashing Pumpkins, have had some bad blood.
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From the snapshots of Trudeau's state visit, it would seem that the two world leaders got off to a smashing start.
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While your primary focus will always be on shooting, slashing or smashing your opponents, some plays are more effective than others.
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Additionally, Consequence of Sound reports that the band have dropped the Smashing Pumpkins song title from the end of its name.
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While Nirvana, the Smashing Pumpkins, and Soundgarden get remembered fondly, a thousand other acts get forgotten—one-hit wonders at best.
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Tom Brady is known for breaking records on the field, but now he is also smashing the status quo during auctions.
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The film is already smashing box office records and inspiring a lot of questions and conversation about the possible racist undertones.
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The op-ed starts off on a bad foot, casting Trump's recent visit to the G20 summit as a smashing success.
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China's e-commerce giant Alibaba moved $211 billion in sales during its Singles Day sale on Friday, smashing its own records.
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Rioters ran amok in Paris during the early street protests, torching cars, smashing luxury boutiques and defacing the Arc de Triomphe.
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Lesnar has mounted guys in the past, but he's far better at riding the turtle and smashing guys from half guard.
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And lastly, Exhibit D: This footage of a Kangaroo smashing through a car windshield is straight out of a horror movie.
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The YouTube channel, dedicated entirely to a steamroller smashing things people love or need, is home to many total presses. Soda?
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"Think Henry Rollins on the cover of Black Flag's Damaged smashing a mirror," writes the artist, describing the destructive creative process.
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Later this evening, the New York Knicks will wrap up another season that can only be described as a smashing success.
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"I like seeing how different shapes can look visually appealing as they come apart whether cutting, scooping and smashing," he wrote.
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Turkey also wants in on the action and Trump has no policy save smashing ISIS and holding a few red lines.
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The second violation was for smashing her racket after a missed shot which resulted in a point being taken from Williams.
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The hurricane with 180 mph winds hit Puerto Rico on Wednesday night after smashing a string of small northern Caribbean islands.
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Lawrence, whose father was a coal miner, was fundamentally a bohemian; when he got too comfortable he felt like smashing something.
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Natarajan said Amazon first tried to train Alexa Guard to recognize window-smashing sounds with audio of glass breaking from movies.
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That brings her total funds from 28503 to $22019 million, smashing through the goal her campaign set of raising $100 million.
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Even a cathartic plate-smashing sequence was performed with impeccable timing and vigor: one — crash — plate — crash — per — crash — word — crash.
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To keep prices in context, a vintage Patek Philippe sold at auction on Saturday went for a record-smashing $31 million.
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Picture Prompts A 2010 Times article reported on a new Halloween trend — smashing pumpkins by launching them from home-built catapults.
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DJI jumped 1.17 percent to end at 18,21.58, smashing through its previous record high set in August by almost 21 percent.
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Coming this year, during the United States' most openly racist period since 27, Drake "smashing" the Beatles' record carries racial symbolism.
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This is not exactly Ned Ludd smashing up weaving frames, but at least Sale sort of maybe meant something like that.
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Rose began by smashing driver into the left rough, although he was able to hit wedge to 6 feet for birdie.
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What we don't need is an ugly Democratic primary where everyone is smashing one another in March of the off year.
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I don't know anything about his life, but who wouldn't enjoy smashing up an entire woodshed full of extremely breakable items?
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I didn't climb on to the stage that night — or any night, really — with the intention of overtly smashing the patriarchy.
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"When we got closer it was making really scary noises from the waves that were smashing into its side," he explained.
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It's pairing the familiar with the unfamiliar, haute cuisine and peasant cuisine, it's smashing two worlds together to create something beautiful.
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McKay jumped from the X-23 before its violent landing, but not without smashing his back and head into the lakebed.
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Another page showed footage from a movie purporting to be actual footage of migrants smashing a police car, according to Avaaz.
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When we caught up with the emotional god in Endgame, he was truly wallowing, smashing the brewskis, and playing video games.
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That's a fantastic, $600 amp (new) that paired with the Squier would give you a smashing rig for less than $1,000.
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Before crossing into Mexico, Earl battered Belize, smashing car windows and punching holes in the roofs of Belize City's wooden houses.
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He fulfilled that goal — and more, smashing the world record by winning the race in 2 hours 1 minute 39 seconds.
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Last week, anarchists went on a vandalism spree in central Athens, smashing storefronts and shouting slogans in support of Mr. Koufodinas.
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On Twitter, another user posted a video of himself spilling wine on his Behringer synth and smashing it with a hammer.
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And also, again, everything, all of it, put right up against the repressive superstructures so that everything is actually smashing itself.
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Daly said visitors can arrange to print photos of former flames or sources of contempt to use as targets for smashing.
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He was screaming, Nanny recalled, and then began smashing things from their daughter's vanity: perfume, jewelry, a cup filled with pens.
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Of course, Blackson is all fired up about McGregor's latest arrest for allegedly stealing and smashing a cell phone in Miami.
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Cara Ricketts, a young star of Canada's Stratford Festival now making a smashing American debut, does not stint on the superiority.
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In April, an angry mob vandalized a different Hindu temple, smashing its idols and chucking the pieces in an open sewer.
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Shares of Amazon climbed as much as 11% in extended trading on Thursday after smashing earnings expectations for the fourth quarter.
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There was also another famous video of Billy and James [of Smashing Pumpkins] wearing '30s dresses on an ice cream truck.
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In the months following the fight, he threw a metal dolly at a bus, smashing a window and injuring UFC athletes.
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These elusive questions will be knocking at our hypothetical door soon enough or, conceivably, smashing through it with a battering ram.
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Blockbuster drugs and other disease-smashing discoveries could be hiding in that DNA, if only scientists could collect enough of it.
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It is favored by populist leaders who see strong-handed rule and smashing the system as upsides in their own right.
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Mark Royden, 47, had denied smashing a glass box housing the priceless manuscript in Salisbury cathedral in southern England in 2018.
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But fringe demonstrators turned the peaceful rally violent, smashing windows and setting a fire outside Central Station, a vital transit hub.
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But fringe demonstrators turned the peaceful rally violent, smashing windows and setting a fire outside Central Station, a vital transit hub.
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Dozens charged inside, damaging symbols of China's central government, smashing photos of pro-Beijing politicians and marring the walls with graffiti.
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One is an uncontrolled asteroid smashing the planet to bits, which happened in the past and fundamentally changed life on Earth.
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AND FINALLY ... Smash mash These elephants at the Oregon Zoo get into the fall spirit by smashing up some giant pumpkins.
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GOP leaders view the president's court picks as their top priority — smashing records for the pace of influential appeals court picks.
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He later applied the concept of destructive art during concerts by his band, the Who, smashing his guitar and amplifiers onstage.
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Because Wonder Woman is a smashing box office success, Gadot now has an advantage in negotiating a bigger payday for herself.
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Slim, thanks to smashing performances by Mary J. Blige ("Mudbound"), Octavia Spencer ("The Shape of Water") and Daniel Kaluuya ("Get Out").
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She's battled through injuries, illness, racism, family tragedies, and stupid controversies, all while breaking records and smashing stereotypes along the way.
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It's at this point that Dark Phoenix turns into something resembling a 5-year-old smashing around their favorite action figures.
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And you will tell everyone, everyone you see, all who will listen, that they are absolutely smashing it at the moment.
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The movie hit a major global milestone, smashing past the $500 million mark after debuting in China with a huge $102 million.
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Winnie Harlow has been smashing barriers ever since she started in the modeling industry and she's still on a record-breaking streak.
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But everywhere you look, there are videos of people chopping up expensive lipsticks and smashing every kind of beauty product on YouTube.
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Then, suddenly, chaos: A truck ploughed into the Christmas market, making no obvious attempt to stop, and smashing revelers in its path.
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And that begs a question: if the Trump administration succeeds in smashing existing supply-chains, why assume manufacturing will return to America?
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Going around with photographers, putting manicured pictures up, playing at parties in Ibiza and creating the impression that they're absolutely smashing it.
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The box office-smashing, fear-inducing fright fest that is Get Out has been stunning audiences with its sharp exploration of racism.
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The crash caused a chain reaction with the Ford smashing into a 3rd car, which was being driven by a pregnant woman.
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But it's increasingly clear that President Donald Trump's takeover of the federal government is smashing the norms of transition right and left.
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Not to be outdone, Lionsgate's "John Wick: Chapter 2," a followup to 131.43's "John Wick," picked up a smashing $30 million.
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Speaking of "smashing," a key member of the Trump team was undoubtedly aware of and had a strong connection to the book.
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I don't remember any of it, but when I got home, I was in the kitchen smashing all the plates and vases.
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At least 95 people have been arrested as of Friday evening, according to various reports, after smashing windows and damaging other property.
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One minute she's smiling at a young child in an ice cream shop, the next she's smashing their sundae on the floor.
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But the men of "John Wayne" are outwardly violent, smashing bottles against Gaga's head and brandishing weapons as they drunkenly joy-ride.
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For reinforced concrete smashing, the General Purpose Round Point Detonating – Tracer (GPR-PD-T) is another available option with the Jaguar cannon.
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This predictably escalated even further and now Twitter is filled with amazing videos of right-wingers smashing their costly home coffee machines.
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I haven't played it enough to tell you that it is unequivocally the best game ever, but what I've seen is smashing.
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By smashing them all together I hope to blur the boundaries and question why we think something is alluring instead of repellent.
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Gumbus cut the school bus off again — but this time began smashing the doors as about 15 children screamed on the bus.
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If you don't have that kind of cash or space, just watch this YouTube video while smashing two buttons on your keyboard.
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If you don't have that kind of cash or space, just watch this YouTube video while smashing two buttons on your keyboard.
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"Avengers: Endgame," which began rolling out internationally on Wednesday, is smashing box office records with an estimated $1.2 billion in ticket sales.
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Smashing Pumpkins' Siamese Dream is one of the best rock albums ever, a perfect melding of commercial smarts with uninhibited, grandiose ambition.
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Kramer then allegedly started grabbing other items around the home -- glasses, candle holders, picture frames -- and started smashing them on the ground.
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It turns into a messy, unpredictable violent dance; bodies go flying, smashing into bloody bits, which you can then use as weapons.
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Her entire journey around the world took 18 months and 26 days, smashing the previous record of three years and three months.
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Only a day after it's initial posting, the video of Deviation's mum smashing it already is nearing the 1.5 million view mark.
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For that, at least some Trump watchers blame his smashing defeat in the passage on March 22028 of the omnibus spending bill.
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It feels like someone is smashing an ice pick into my temples as I try to squat my way out of misery.
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They're prone to distractions, like smashing a glass window in their unnecessarily spacious office or renting a motorcycle for use during workdays.
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The engine exploded, smashing a window, and Jennifer Riordan from Albuquerque, New Mexico, died after being partially sucked out of the cabin.
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I recognize that this is basically a movie about taking action figures, sticking them inside Hot Wheels cars, and smashing them together.
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I drove over and saw a yellow backhoe taking crunching bites out of the ceiling, then smashing down through the second floor.
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They just sort of arise, like Dracula bolting upright as soon as the sun sets, smashing through the lid of the coffin.
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And this is the place in 2008 where Barack Obama's smashing victory over Hillary Clinton set the table for his eventual nomination.
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Now, CERN wants to follow up on the LHC's smashing success with a super-sized structure called the Future Circular Collider (FCC).
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The Smashing Pumpkins are attempting to clear up why one of their original members won't be a part of their rumored reunion.
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Net profit was 27.8 million euros ($13.023 million) for the quarter, smashing a company-provided analysts' average forecast of 213.02 million euros.
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In its first three days, it sold 2.42 million copies, easily smashing the 2001 record previously set by NSYNC's No Strings Attached.
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On Tuesday, the Smashing Pumpkins frontman announced on Instagram that he and partner Chloe Mendel welcomed a baby girl together — surprising fans.
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We broke the story ... Michael was just charged with 2 misdemeanors for DUI after smashing his Land Rover in Malibu last month.
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All signs are pointing toward a miserable, record-smashing heat dome engulfing most of the continental US over the next few days.
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Police in riot gear shot tear gas into the crowd, which responded by throwing glass bottles and smashing windows of nearby buildings.
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For those who missed this Smashing Pumpkins event, don't worry: the zoo is passing out another round of pumpkins on Oct. 20.
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IN THE third act of "Three Sisters" Ivan Chebutykin, a bumbling old doctor, drunkenly knocks over a clock, smashing it to bits.
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"I enjoy pain during sex, so I do really like that initial pain of a huge cock smashing my cervix," Alicia explains.
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Fall into these pumpkin-filled pics of Alessandra Ambrosio and see if you can spot the differences between these two smashing shots.
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You should, too, because this three-song demo rips—it's a perfect soundtrack to smashing bottles, chucking Molotovs, and eating the rich.
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After smashing a few with a sledgehammer for the benefit of news cameras, LaGuardia ordered the rest stripped for wartime scrap metal.
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Excluding items, Aetna earned $2.71 per share, smashing past analysts' average estimate of $2.37, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Irma previously hit Puerto Rico on Wednesday night after smashing a string of small northern Caribbean islands, leaving many residents without power.
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She was then given a point penalty for smashing her racket into the court, and minutes before the close of the match.
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The Smashing Pumpkins' original lineup is (mostly) back with their first song in 18 whole entire years, the Rick Rubin-produced "Solara".
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CERN's Large Hadron Collider — the massive, atom-smashing machine that uncovered the Higgs boson — may have met its match: a tiny animal.
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Pulling up eventually, I hear the distant thump of a bottle smashing, a car backfiring, and a woman screaming—all good signs.
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One officer is also seen smashing the lenses of several video cameras by banging them against a counter and dismantling a DVR.
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Created by The Haxan Cloak and the Durham-based tech firm Smashing Boxes, the tool turns the Moogfest website into an instrument.
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The chef, I notice, is smashing the shit out of a large slab of ox heart with the bottom of a saucepan.
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Some Twitter users responded by posting photos of members of the religious police smashing musical instruments under the hashtag #The_Entertainment_Authority in Arabic.
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Someday, one hopes, #OscarsSoWhite will be #OscarsBackThen, and no one will need Rock to come out and do such a smashing job.
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Down two sets and a break, a frustrated Coric ended up smashing his racket after Millman sent a lob over his head.
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The Fox News host also wrote "Love it," quoting a video showing a man smashing a Keurig machine with a gold club.
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Check out the gallery to see Iskra's super sexy photos and why she's a tasty bit of crumpet ... and our #WCW. Smashing!
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Members of the extremist groups smashing windows of a Marine Corps Recruiting Office damaging dozens of vehicles even throwing explosives at police.
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Except it's the openness of a large, vacant pit with an issues-pendulum careening wildly, smashing from one side to the other.
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Mark Trumbo will periodically make up for his imposing whiff totals by smashing a ball into/through the warehouse at Camden Yards.
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The second lets you loose in a giant robot strapped into a jetpack, whose sole attack is a skyscraper-smashing butt-stomp.
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So he just stripped down and jumped in, smashing through the ice himself—and Yuriev's golden retriever jumped right in after him.
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Aside from their dignified Mona-Lisa smiles — and the queen's smashing pink lipstick — our favorite part of the portrait is the caption.
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Justin Bieber was saved from a bottle-smashing bar brawl, thanks to a really cute chick in a German beer wench outfit.
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Before striking Mexico, Earl battered Belize last Thursday, smashing car windows and punching holes in the roofs of Belize City's wooden houses.
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Puig had a career year in terms of power, smashing 28 home runs in the regular season and providing plenty of pizazz.
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Rugs can protect a wood floor, he added, and keep dishes from smashing on floors made of harder materials such as stone.
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"I know things are, as the locals say, Despacito," he joked, referring to Puerto Rican native Luis Fonsi's record-smashing pop song.
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Biden is riding high on a long list of head-to-head polls that show him smashing Trump in a general election.
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Early on, Ferris accidentally knocks over a clock in a diner, smashing its glass face and freezing the time at 6:15.
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Betty's pissed -- and wants Pepsi to pay up for stealing their idea ... especially since Pepsi hailed the spot as a smashing success.
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As they flee, the clerk finally swings the bong, smashing it on something (someone?) and sending the bowl flying backward behind him.
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The monster storm barreled into Texas on Friday as a Category Four hurricane, smashing homes and businesses and triggering massive floods. 2.
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Wrestler-turned-movie-star Dave Bautista also made a brief trip into the world of MMA, smashing Vince Lucero back in 2012.
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The only tennis story bigger this entire year was a seven-months-pregnant Williams smashing backhands in a video posted during Wimbledon.
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I really believe the medium is the message, and I really believe in being egalitarian and smashing the 99 and 1 percent.
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At this month's massive Pebble Beach car auctions, known for smashing price records, the most expensive cars faltered on the auction block.
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She put it in gear as a 40-ounce bottle came smashing through the back window, shattering glass on both of us.
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He could play in convincing vintage styles and sustain multileveled counterpoint, then demolish it all in a whirlwind of genre-smashing virtuosity.
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The Labor Department reported Friday that payrolls increased by 273,000, smashing the 175,000 estimate that economists polled by Dow Jones had expected.
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Marvel's "Black Panther," set in a fictional African nation Wakanda, has been major global hit smashing the $1 billion box office mark.
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In one memorably vivid scene, a landlord shows a couple a video of herself as a child, smashing strawberries into sheep's wool.
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A guard grabbed the inmate's arm; then another officer came over and kicked the door flap, smashing the arm again and again.
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He also retweeted, then deleted, an image of a "Trump" train smashing into a person with a CNN logo over their head.
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Mr. Azzawi watched aghast the footage of warriors smashing priceless ancient statues that he himself had helped assemble for the city's museum.
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Anarchist groups have for years appeared at protests in neighboring Oakland, punctuating peaceful demonstrations by smashing shop windows and attacking public buildings.
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Box Office Mojo calls it a "smashing success in limited release," and it has a 94 percent "Fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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But with its relentless settlement activity, and responding to every Hamas provocation by smashing the Palestinian Authority, Israel has not done that.
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But unlike Drake, Blink 182 blew the majority of the cash on not-so-charitable things like smashing cars and hiring strippers.
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His strength as a small-dollar fundraiser helped him collect a record-smashing $80 million on his way to losing Texas Sen.
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The stock market is smashing one record after another and has added more than $73 trillion in new wealth since my election.
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And then came Trump, repudiating all of the above for irredentist nationalism, and smashing crockery as none have done since Andrew Jackson.
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Then, suddenly, chaos: A truck ploughed into the Christmas market, making no obvious attempt to stop, and smashing revellers in its path.
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Video footage showed the car veering across the road and into a security lane leading to parliament before smashing into the barrier.
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Here, she's part snooty sorceress, part designated hitter — reducing co-stars to ash one minute, smashing walk-off home runs the next.
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As Reuters confirmed on Wednesday, the man drove this tank straight into the window of said convenience store, smashing the storefront's windows.
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I think all the tectonic plates are now smashing together; the last 20 years have been about print getting disrupted by digital.
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The DHA news agency said the helicopter's rotor blade hit a vehicle, smashing its windscreen and causing its roof to sink in.
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By Melanie Ruiz Photos: Everett Collection and Marvel Studios Infinity War spent its first weekend HULK-SMASHING previous opening weekend box office records.
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"We had to open fire to stop the mob from smashing vehicles," Singh told Reuters, adding no one was injured in the shooting.
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Growth was driven by large-cap deals with 1303 companies raising rounds of $2130 million or greater, smashing the record hit in 270.
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Our CineFix series, 8-bit Cinema, toned down the resolution of all that smashing and reimagined the film as a 1980s video game.
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Clinton has called for better intelligence, new efforts to counter online recruiting of militants and smashing Islamic State strongholds in the Middle East.
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Another factor that didn't help was the smashing success of Avengers: Endgame, which is currently the second highest-grossing film of all time.
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The protesters have escalated their use of violent tactics, smashing storefronts, setting bonfires at subway stations and taking justice into their own hands.
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It's pretty damn cool!" he said clapping with the strength of a thousand smashing trash can lids, before yelling out an enormous "WOOOO!
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Reuters reporters on the streets witnessed masked young men, one brandishing a crowbar, smashing up a police van and then setting it alight.
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According to CNBC's Jim Cramer, that's not a move that even the president best known for smashing monopolies like Standard Oil would make.
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The image, an industrial boot smashing down on a pile of transparent blue enamel ice, drew inspiration from a popular anti-fascist stencil.
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Dashcam video showed the bus veering toward oncoming traffic, colliding with another car, smashing through the guardrail, and plunging into the river below.
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And if politicians cannot satisfy disenchanted citizens while operating within established limits, then institution-smashing populists will soon be on the march again.
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I distinctly recall getting my first CD, Smashing Pumpkins' Siamese Dream; I played it until my little Discman couldn't read the CD anymore.
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Just last week, Holzhauer broke the single-day record when he won $131,127, smashing his own record of $110,914 set the previous week.
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Using a webcam controlling a servo-powered mechanism, the machine lets tiny fish wield a hefty carpentry hammer, smashing whatever they see fit.
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Before crossing into Mexico, Earl battered Belize last Thursday, smashing car windows and punching holes in the roofs of Belize City's wooden houses.
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In other words, these giant otters may have been great with their jaws, but less proficient with their hands for smashing prey open.
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This is music that drives forward with such danger it's almost a prerequisite to smashing your head through the nearest paper-thin wall.
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With her parents Gabriella helped found the Smashing Walnuts Foundation, named after the walnut-sized tumor that the doctors informed her she had.
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The Category 5 hurricane with 180 mph winds hit Puerto Rico on Wednesday night after smashing a string of small northern Caribbean islands.
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And a transitional phase when I realized button smashing a ton of dots make for a rather weird texture and shadowing / highlighting technique.
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The Tuesday night premiere of The Conners, the retooled, Barr-free version of ABC's ratings smashing Rosanne reboot, confirmed Roseanne Barr was correct.
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When your correspondent directed "True West" at university, the budget didn't stretch to smashing a new typewriter with a golf club every night.
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He and his boss shot a promotional video showing Licciardi smashing his computer, meant to look like footage caught on a security cam.
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Nine people were arrested on felony riot charges after a group in downtown Olympia began throwing rocks and smashing windows on local businesses.
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Günter kicked him out of the apartment, before smashing up some furniture and screaming that he didn't want anything to do with religion.
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This time, instead of facing termination, Jim is left to stomp around his glass-walled apartment, smashing vases and chairs in a rage.
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Laziness gets the best of us all sometimes, and there's no greater form of modern laziness than smashing that "find and replace" button.
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I thought of the road trip I took with my first boyfriend to Disneyland, singing Smashing Pumpkins together and stopping for roadside hamburgers.
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Conservative internet dudes are smashing their Keurig coffee brewers to take a political stand, and reader, they might just be on to something.
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That's 2.5 million Brits smashing more than 14 units (equivalent to seven glasses of wine or 14 single whiskeys) each in one night.
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A bunch of rednecks smashing up Bee Gees record with hammers while monster trucks breathe fire and stampede over stacks of Salsoul compilations?
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TMZ broke the story ... Mac was arrested in May after smashing his G-Wagon into a utility pole in the San Fernando Valley.
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He does not cop to smashing the phones, btw -- but says IF he did, there are plenty of innocent reasons to do so.
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But before she was writing creative treatments for Wayne and smashing records with Grande, Davis says she had to create opportunities for herself.
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She wrote that her career at CBS, crowned by a $50 million contract, was a smashing success before Moonves arrived at the network.
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Ang Lee's Hulk marinated in the big green guy's angst and anger without finding any of the childish glee in Hulk smashing things.
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One nurse was very firmly cupping and pressing down on my breast, while the other was simultaneously smashing Liora's face into my breast.
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Mean Girls' burn book, locker smashing, and the infamous naughty Christmas recital (featuring a cameo from everyone's favorite momager Kris Jenner) have moments.
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Then came the horrific noise of the British Puma Mk 2 helicopter smashing into the ground at more than 4,000 feet per minute.
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ARMY INVESTIGATING HUMVEE MISHAP: Three Army Humvees are seen in a YouTube video violently smashing on the ground following an unfortunate training mishap.
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He was a civil servant to the core at a time that his own party was smashing government as inefficient and even corrupt.
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Prosecutors said Fields was deliberate and angry as he accelerated toward the group, smashing into pedestrians and a parked car and injuring dozens.
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I've been following them (smashing like and commenting with heart-eye emojis on their output) for years, having first seen VanJess on YouTube.
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The League of Conservation Voters (LCV) Action Fund is planning to exceed $2628 million in spending for this election cycle, smashing previous records.
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Facebook on Wednesday reported quarterly ARPU of $2.933, up more than 19% from a year earlier and smashing analysts' estimates by 17 cents.
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The subsequent Third Battle of Chumps was a German rout, celebrated every November 12th in Canada as a smashing triumph of fair play.
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The two roles helped SoftBank's internal rate of return to an industry-smashing 62% just two years into the fund's 13-year lifespan.
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You can get what you want, save money, and then get on with your day in the knowledge that you are smashing it.
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Your competition comes from every corner of the galaxy and won't shed a tear at the thought of smashing you off the track.
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The inflammatory videos showed people purported to be Muslims carrying out assaults and, in one video, smashing a statue of the Virgin Mary.
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This one also has MIPS protection, a system designed to help protect your head from smashing directly into the side of the helmet.
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If he gratifies his ego by smashing balls with his driver, Day has gotten better by putting in the work around the greens.
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But more than 180,000 people showed up, smashing the 2012 attendance record of 85033,000, and the better-than-expected turnout boosted Cruz instead.
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Judging by the fact the video ends with him smashing up a printer with a sledgehammer, you can probably tell how that went.
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I was wedged into my seat behind my suitcase from my privileged upstate weekend in the middle of candy peddling and cabeza smashing.
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Turkish citizens are posting videos of themselves smashing or otherwise destroying iPhones this week amid the Trump administration's growing tensions with Turkey's government.
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In the course of smashing windows, they poured carbolic acid and kerosene oil on the meat before 500 policemen arrived to disperse them.
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But when you're building an all-new, precedent-smashing world, everyone assumed you had to start achingly simple before you layered on complexity.
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We talked to Stoermer about Dark Arts, playing with The Smashing Pumpkins, going back to college, and what's up with The Killers, below.
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Long before Curry began smashing records for 3-point proficiency, Gretzky was elevating statistical anomalies to an art form with the Edmonton Oilers.
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Totti won that Scudetto when Serie A was Europe's destination league, with heavyweight clubs routinely smashing transfer records like bats to car windshields.
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That's Ryan Reynolds as the titular star of Deadpool, which spent the weekend smashing opening weekend box-office records for R-rated movies.
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The 17 miles of strange tunnels accelerate particles at close to the speed of light before smashing them together to see what happens.
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Allison happens to be a musician himself, and his work under the name Mukqs shows a similar knack for smashing together unfamiliar modes.
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There are rocket-firing tricycles, indestructible bulldozers, a weird anti-construction thing with ammo-powered panels that punch sideways, smashing everything you pass.
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But it's totally your fault if you go on a screaming rampage, picking fights, scaring children, being aggressive with everyone, and smashing things.
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By 1994, your notoriety was skyrocketing and you were moving on from small clubs to shows with the Smashing Pumpkins and playing Lollapalooza.
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Dixon: During some of the more intense scenes we were literally not playing, we were just smashing things and fucking with the guitar.
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And there you have it: if Jeff Mills had been born in 1996, he'd be smashing the fuck out of Google+ right now.
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In gratitude, the N.R.A. has been running an ad that shows an intruder smashing into a house where a woman is sleeping, alone.
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In the "Axe Rage Rooms", people can vent their anger and frustration by demolishing old items as well as smashing plates and glasses.
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Eventually the man causes the clock to fall off the wall completely, smashing on the ground despite his desperate attempt to catch it.
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"I just feel like this material is continuing to get traction and smashing through the walls of the big museums," Mr. Edlin said.
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It's a way of disconnecting that doesn't involve drinking, drugs, smashing cell phones during service, or straight-up disappearing for a few days.
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Though we were actively trying to acquire as much glass as possible for smashing purposes, it had also admittedly been a long week.
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That prompted Gilberto Barbosa, a sort of aide-de-camp to Nunes, to respond by smashing a drinking glass over the fan's head.
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Videos showed glass windows and doors smashing, pedestrians blown off the ground and residents frantically bailing rainwater off their balconies to prevent flooding.
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In contrast, "Doom Eternal" throws you right into skull-smashing, guns-blazing action set to a rousing soundtrack, and hardly ever lets up.
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After smashing the glass of the front entrance, the thieves escaped into today's early morning with a Vincent van Gogh painting in tow.
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The Zverev of the old was infamous for his racquet-smashing antics but the new, happier Zverev in Melbourne Park kept his cool.
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Then she got a point penalty for smashing her racket, followed by a game penalty for verbal abuse after she confronted the umpire.
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One fell off the side of an armored vehicle while another misfired, smashing into the ground and leaving a training trench in flames.
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Before smashing that Eject button, make sure you have examined the short- and long-term environmental effects of straight-up dumping my ass.
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Detmer was arrested for DUI Sunday night in Chico, CA, after allegedly smashing her vehicle into a utility pole and then taking off.
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"What he's done is he's taking two unrelated things, largely unrelated things and smashing them together like a couple of blocks," Meacham said.
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