Here, DeNiro just spews and spews and spews, to no end other
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But the notes it spews out are not pounds sterling.
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Waterford spews — he has another PR disaster on his hands.
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"Fucking sluts, get the fuck out of here," he spews.
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The vile he spews is distributed... just like bitcoin. Boom.
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Instead we were given a firehose that only occasionally spews water.
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Water violently spews out of Old Faithful every 35-120 minutes.
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Then, seemingly without warning, the satellite spews a cloud of debris.
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Much of the country's carbon spews from energy-intensive industrial activity.
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He spews ugly vitriol; she shepherds him towards a strategic next step.
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But what about the next time a famous conservative spews hatred online?
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Their International Division spews bad information & Fake News all over the globe.
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Outside, a huge plume of ash spews from the crater at Agung's peak.
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Sometimes he catches the stench of lubricant that spews down the turbine's mast.
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He smiles and leans forward, and then spews venom in a treacly tone.
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The Mount Agung volcano spews smoke and ash in Bali, Indonesia, on Nov. 26.
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Volcán de Fuego (Volcano of Fire) spews molten rock from its crater at night.
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You own every crazy, vile chunk of word vomit that spews from his mouth.
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Ash spews from the Puu Oo crater on Hawaii's Kilauea volcano on May 63.
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He speaks well -- not the stumbling self-referential banter that Trump spews almost nonstop.
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And he constantly spews s--t out of his mouth like he has Ebola.
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And it's not just hate that Natural News regularly spews out into the world.
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Data spews at us from all angles, inundating us with ideas, culture, and creativity.
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Klingemann curates what spews out into collections of hauntingly distorted faces and figures, and abstracts.
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The dragon toy spews sparks from its mouth and tail and blows out colorful smoke.
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A sprinkler spews out water after a tree came down on a fence in Surfside.
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It's a time in which cable news spews falsities, and the president retweets those falsities.
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Paul Ryan pretends to tut-tut on tone as his super-PAC spews racist bile.
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With one precise push, the entire ball of gunk satisfyingly spews out of Belinda's neck.
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Meanwhile, President Trump spews hate via his Twitter account every day and Twitter doesn't care.
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Trump spews emotional tweets impetuously and vindictively, lacing his venom with misspellings or grammatical mistakes.
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A jet of blood spews from the same jugular wound inflicted on Saint Lucy's neck.
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And this rundown isn't even a sliver of the insanity that Jones spews out every week.
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Caption: The Pavlof Volcano spews ash in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska on March 28, 2016.
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On the other, an industrial heater spews flames and a plume of smoke into the air.
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"Now that's a real smile, see?" spews the narrating voice, as the film cuts to black.
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"This language Nkurunziza spews out, claiming it's just a few bad apples," said another council diplomat.
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Each project spews pollution into our air and water as it produces endless amounts of plastic.
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And, honestly, some of the information this systems spews out crosses the threshold of being condescending.
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There's a new machine in the office that spews different blends of coffee AND hot chocolate!
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However, the TRAPPIST-1 star spews an onslaught of high-energy particles onto its orbiting planets.
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Why it matters: Moving freight around uses lots of oil and spews lots of greenhouse gases.
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These are bits of virus-laden fluid a person spews out when they cough or sneeze.
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She returned a worse ranking than a friend I also tested who routinely spews vulgarities, in fact.
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A handheld grinder spews sparks as it separates the screen from whatever is left of the tube.
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The video ends with a confetti cannon that spews pink paper all over Calmus and his wife.
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Everybody sits behind a keyboard, spews a little hatred, and it encourages people not to work together.
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Not all pathogens carry stigma: Legionnaires' disease, for example, spews out of cooling towers swarming with bacteria.
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As the Internet outrage machine spews and sputters, Harambe's death clearly means different things to different people.
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With a little pressure, a white stream of cottage cheese-like pus spews out of Joe's head.
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The school's chimney spews large amounts of black, billowing smoke, at least once or twice a day.
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"The things that he spews are straight-up racist and sexist," Smith-Pelly told the National Post.
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In director Andy Muschietti's version, however, blood spews everywhere, soaking the entire room in buckets of red.
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It only means that when a loudmouth like Limbaugh spews his vitriol, people should not be surprised.
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Methane seeps from the ocean bed, for instance, and also spews from land formations called mud volcanoes.
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Outside the neon sign of the local Sainsbury's spews its white light on to the sodden streets.
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Burning a gallon of diesel gasoline spews about 22 pounds of carbon dioxide, the primary global warming pollutant.
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Trump's bonobos have doubled down, dug in, and passionately evangelized for a man who spews vitriol and lies.
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About once a week -- Boyte never knows when -- his shower spews putrid yellow or brown water, he said.
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Cut to me explaining death metal; all the while she spews about how she's glad Kurt killed himself.
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In one corner, a chocolate fountain spews brown fluid onto a white counter — unappetizing, to say the least.
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By some accounts, a few weeks of forest fires spews greenhouse gas equivalent to what cars do annually.
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From well to wheels, burning a gallon of gasoline spews 25 pounds of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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China, the world's biggest emitter since 2009, in effect spews climate-warming gases on the rich world's behalf.
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"The things that he spews are straight-up racist and sexist," Smith-Pelly, who is black, told Postmedia.
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But they also give scientists the opportunity to watch in real-time as smoke spews off the continent.
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At Tina's Halloween Bash (a howler of a party, really), Nancy gets drunk and spews some destructive sober thoughts.
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The first is the extremist material that spews from jihadist websites and chat-rooms and spreads across social media.
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" He also calls a female officer a "bitch" ... spews homphobic slurs ... and calls one officer a "fat f**k.
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We're no longer simply judged on face-to-face meetings but instead on what a Google search spews out.
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But Trump does not consider his words carefully—he spews them out at great volume and with great velocity.
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The white dwarf accretes material from its partner and spews out even more matter, creating the structures seen here.
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When Trump spews insults and demeaning words about our fellow Americans, I think of the poem by Maya Angelou.
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Actually, I'm not sure you can credit as jokes the mechanical dings that the play spews every 15 seconds.
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Many prominent brands highlight their commitment to diversity and inclusion, and yet underwrite the bigoted crap Tucker Carlson spews nightly.
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The resident villain-slash-unofficial-millennial spokesperson spews out whatever she wants, whenever she wants, every Monday on The Bachelor.
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In An Enemy of the Pueblo's final scene, Magdalena stands alone under a tree that spews water from its branches.
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When the eely hagfish senses danger, it spews out a cloud of milky slime that blinds and gags potential predators.
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Being a unifier means not unifying with a guy who calls immigrants rapists, wants to ban Muslims, and spews misogyny.
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During one of itsregular eruptions, the geyser spews some 3,700 gallons of water up to 184 feet in the air.
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From their special perch, the Campanellas are a welcome antidote to the anti-immigration rhetoric that spews from Donald Trump.
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Enceladus spews huge geysers of water vapour from its south pole; Europa appears to puff off occasional plumes as well.
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It's extremely difficult to have a reasonable exchange with a person who regularly rants and spews nonsense, as Jones does.
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People in the city of Tagaytay, south of Manila, watch as Taal volcano spews ash and smoke during the eruption.
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Thick smoke spews out of tall stacks, steam rises from vast pits, and molten steel flows across the ground like lava.
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The files underscore that as Trump openly battles with the Fourth Estate, the venom he spews, while alarming, is not unique.
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Dick spews nearly nonsensical invective and, vaporizing all subtext, goes on the prowl for sex, which he hasn't had in years.
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He comes to family gatherings and spews intolerance at the dinner table between belches scented with unjustified confidence and supermarket scotch.
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Jupiter's moon Io, the most volcanically active body in the solar system, spews an exotic mixture of sulfur compounds into space.
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Hawaii's Kilauea volcano spews more lava and ash Hawaii residents begin to assess damage as thousands are evacuated; Jeff Paul reports.
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"Beijing is waiting to see which actions the US definitively takes," not just what Trump spews out, and will act accordingly.
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Few take the time to research the facts, and instead just regurgitate whatever spews forth from the digital marketing echo chamber.
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As a former member of Congress, I know a thing or two about the sausage making machine that spews out legislation.
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Magma spews to the surface as lava by forcing its way and creating "pipes" made of kimberlite rock in the process.
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When Roman returns to Gerri, he wonders if it would be O.K. to create a front news channel that spews propaganda.
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And we must unequivocally reject and stand united against hateful rhetoric and policies every time that the Trump administration spews it.
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When Mr. Roarke diverts an arrow that someone shoots at Carl, it plunges into a monument that spews plague-healing water.
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Dramatic video shows bolts of lightning as a volcano spews ash up to nine miles into the air in the Philippines.
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Elementary school children play outside as Mount Sinabung spews thick volcanic ash over Karo Regency in North Sumatra, Indonesia, on Feb. 10.
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An Indonesian villager takes a picture of Mount Sinabung volcano as it spews thick smoke in Karo, North Sumatra, on Oct. 17.
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Urbanski was a member of a Facebook group called "Alt-Reich," which spews hatred towards minorities and "especially African-Americans," police said.
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From his desk in the Oval Office, on Twitter, and at political rallies across the country, he spews poison into the atmosphere.
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"There's a lot there that just spews hatred towards a lot of different groups of people, basically every protected group," Rackauckas said.
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Its star, SAO 20575, spews stellar winds that inflate the cloud as it travels at a rate of 62,000 miles per hour.
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If a woman spews out children, she will be sufficiently exhausted by the process never to attempt art, music, literature or politics.
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Image: TwitterIn his time as president, we've come to expect the daily parade of horrors Donald Trump spews into the world through Twitter.
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He has previously tweeted his displeasure with the network, falsely claiming it "spews bad information" around the world that embarrasses the United States.
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"There&aposs a lot there that just spews hatred towards a lot of different groups of people, basically every protected group," Rackauckas said.
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He spews spittle from the sideline while protesting bad calls; slow one of those reactions shots down, and you've got a hit Vine.
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Cloris Leachman, who is 90, for some reason signed on to work the never-funny cliché of an elderly person who spews vulgarities.
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Thus, when a white man spews racist hate speech and kills nine parishioners in a Black church, he is not considered a terrorist.
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The photosynthetic process absorbs carbon dioxide, in stark contrast to the production of regular concrete, which spews huge amounts of that greenhouse gas.
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That said, maybe a drone that spews fire is just as dangerous as having to climb up to a power line to fetch garbage.
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This week, the duo focuses on the awesomeness of fire, filming in slow-motion at 4k resolution a flamethrower that spews diesel and fire.
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JON PARELES Rage spews every which way in "Governed by Contagions," the first song in 16 years from the reunited At The Drive-In.
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As a "contract" between the characters and their Personas are set, they rip off their mask, blood spews, and their vigilante Persona is unveiled.
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"It's disgusting that the media spews out a brand name with no proof or thought," company founder Dan Tanner said in an email to Reuters.
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In a typical canvassing conversation, a person knocks on the door and spews statistics and facts to convince you to vote for a ballot measure.
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An especially large cyst over Ken's pectoral muscle spews like cottage cheese with just a squeeze... and with the volcano of pus comes the smell.
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His anti-democratic views are just one element of his disturbing rhetoric, though; the new president also freely spews misogynistic, anti-LGBTQ, and racist statements.
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The sun spews in all directions a continuous stream of particles called the solar wind traveling at a speed of a million miles per hour.
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Urbanski was a member of a Facebook group called "Alt-Reich," which spews hatred toward minorities and "especially African-Americans," police said at the time.
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"Frankly, I don't think anybody can defend him, because he spews lies every night, so I don't know what anybody would defend him," Trump said.
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A big white box periodically spews fog; the two big slurry green forms on a larger canvas might be an abstract tribute to Edvard Munch.
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His anti-democratic views are just one element of his disturbing rhetoric, though; the president-elect also freely spews misogynistic, anti-LGBTQ, and racist statements.
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In this image taken with a long exposure, the Volcan de Fuego, or Volcano of Fire, spews hot molten rock from its crater in Alotenango, Guatemala.
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The machine cranks up ahead of the launch of each new model—Apple may reveal its latest on September 252th—and spews out millions of devices.
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The section had been an ideal viewing platform for visitors hoping to look at the active Kilauea shield volcano and the lava that it spews out.
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It's a meme-ified version of Ready Player One, a story that spews pop culture references like confetti bursting out of a crappy, DeLorean-shaped piñata.
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No, just a volcano Italy's Mount Etna, Europe's tallest and most active volcano, spews lava as it erupts on the southern island of Sicily, Italy Feb.
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"How do you live with yourself if you call yourself a Christian with the nastiness that spews out of Washington right now and the White House?"
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"GOP senators say they trust the judgment of a man who defends rape, who calls women dogs and pigs, who spews hatred towards immigrants," Reid said.
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It often spews ash or lava, which trickles to a stop high on the slopes, well above the vineyards, which top out at about 4,000 feet.
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This sounds wonky, and though Stiglitz spews plenty of populist rhetoric, "The Euro" is thick with dense paragraphs (imagine an economics text written by Michael Moore).
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Unintentional leaks, and the venting or burning of excess gas from wells, spews as much as $1 million of natural gas into the air every day.
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Centineo, who plays a character in the music video, bonds with Collins' character and helps her create a color canon that spews bright powder on her tormentors.
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LncRNA doubters maintain that sometimes a cell's protein-making machinery accidentally reads a stretch of this so-called junk DNA and spews out a useless RNA molecule.
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A woman covers the face of a child as Mount Mayon spews a huge column of ash over the eastern Philippines town of Camalig, on Jan. 24.
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More accurately, it's what happens when the soil-loving C. tetani gets into your body—usually through an open cut—and spews out an extremely potent toxin.
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While ISIS stokes fear and Donald Trump spews anti-Muslim hate speech, this group has built a multi-national, multicultural fan-base spanning from Lebanon to London.
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Not voting is the same as supporting Hillary's opponent, a candidate who spews backward rhetoric and has repeatedly attacked Muslims, African-Americans, Latinos and people with disabilities.
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Do you worry because of the larger culture, and with Trump in the White House and the stuff that spews out of his Twitter stream every moment?
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A digital map of Panem spews trivia about, say, the amber waves of grain in District 9 or the influenza outbreak that ravaged the mysterious District 13.
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When he demeans his opponents and spews hateful words, commentators have predicted that those ugly remarks or a story about his background would somehow turn people against him.
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The debate over minimum wage in California is detailed, and scientists' strategies for dealing with erupting volcanoes is examined, as a mountain spews an ash plume over Alaska.
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How else can you explain a presumptive GOP presidential nomination for Trump, who has no experience in elected office and spews out counterfactual and contradictory statements with regularity?
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The OCO-23 satellite can also be used to monitor active volcanoes, such as the Yasur volcano in Vanuatu, which constantly spews out a plume rich in CO2.
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He gets on stages all over the world and spews meaningless chatter at audiences of insulated, wealthy white people who just nod their heads in agreement to ignorance.
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Metro's gas-powered bus fleet spews the same amount of carbon dioxide and 120.8 tons of nitrogen dioxide (a key ingredient to lung-searing smog) as 60,000 cars.
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Urbanski is a member of a Facebook group called "Alt-Reich," which spews hatred toward minorities "and especially African-Americans," University of Maryland Police Chief David Mitchell said.
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By reducing the amount of toxic mercury that spews from power plants (the benefit), you also wind up reducing emissions of soot and fine particles (the co-benefit).
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She's not known for dancing, splashy tabloid drama or sparring with other stars — though she'll shut down body shamers and anyone who spews negativity at her on Twitter.
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In an interactive map, Reuters Graphics chart the latest developments as Kilauea, one of the world's most active volcanoes, spews lava into residential areas on Hawaii's Big Island.
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In this image taken with a long exposure, the Volcan de Fuego, or Volcano of Fire, spews molten rock from its crater in Alotenango, Guatemala, Sunday, June 3, 2018.
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Esoteric has been making some of the most punishing and sonically overwhelming funeral doom in existence for over 20 years, and Burden of the Noose spews pure, unadulterated sludge.
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The experience of partaking in red wine is made a bit more violent with shards of a glass embedded into a man's skull while he spews blood red liquid.
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Nearly all ships run on fossil fuels, and many use heavy fuel oil, which spews black soot when burned and turns seas into a toxic goopy mess when spilled.
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If heat's not your thing, Furze also made a companion bass guitar that spews smoke and has built-in strobe lights, completing the 80s shock-rock tour de force.
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In the mornings we play cards and experiment with feeding Bessandra her first solid foods—she spews the Greek yogurt back out, but seems to really like sweet potato.
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The candidate has quickly gained popularity, despite being a polarizing figure who has promised to "break the system" and freely spews misogynistic, anti-LGBTQ, racist, and anti-democratic views.
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It doesn't help when the White House, which spews xenophobic messaging and tried and failed to add a controversial citizenship question to the Census, could discourage immigrants to comply.
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Solar storms are space weather events in which the sun, via coronal mass ejections (CMEs), spews any number of nasties our way, including x-rays, charged particles, and magnetized plasma.
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I inspect a rock on the seafloor with an intense orange glow — only to swim away as fast as I can as it spews out a cloud of superheated water.
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Just about every kind of bodily fluid imaginable — from just about every kind of animal — spews all over the place in scenes that are often more stomach-turning than funny.
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Conventional plastic is made from fossil fuels, and is a product of the oil and gas industry, which spews the potent greenhouse gases methane, ethane and propane into the environment.
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Reuters photo of the dayStill the winner of the 'most active volcano in Italy' award Mount Etna, Europe's tallest and most active volcano, spews lava as it erupts on Sicily.
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"The things that he spews are straight-up racist and sexist," Smith-Pelly, who is Canadian and one of the two black players on the team, reportedly said last week.
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But the attackers used a relatively new technique—one that can potentially yield a more than 15,000 percent rate of return on the junk data it spews at a victim.
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That change of view could help solve mysteries about how the sun spews high-velocity charged particles that fly outward through the solar system and buffet the planets, including Earth.
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"The critch are swarming our city and changing the very fabric of our society," an angry politicians spews, his rhetoric echoing the kind of words using in xenophobic speeches today.
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What's important to know about this experiment is that Broockman and Kalla weren't studying an ordinary canvassing conversation (the type where a stranger spews facts and figures in your face).
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" The EPA's IG found in 2014 "there was significant uncertainty in the study data," meaning the EPA's assumptions on the amount of methane that spews from pipelines "may not be valid.
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Like any fuel, it inevitably spews out waste — a corrosive exhaust of substances called "free radicals," or "reactive oxygen species," that can mutate DNA and nudge a cell closer to malignancy.
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A few kilometers away, one well of around 20 initially lit by Islamic State - of which half are still burning - spews flames dozens of meters high into the cold Iraqi air.
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To gain traction in a marketplace where satire spews out daily from would-be humorists and social commentary can be delivered in 280 characters, the brand must deliver in unique ways.
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Scientists have discovered the most ancient and distant "blazar," a galaxy with a supermassive black hole that spews out mind-boggling amounts of light, at the edge of space and time.
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When a factory spews toxic fumes into the surrounding air, this doesn't get subtracted from national income, and we don't count the negative effect on the lungs of all the people nearby.
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If the condensation has nowhere to go it will linger in the unit itself, breed mold, and then leave you with an AC that spews out cold air that smells like garbage.Yuck.
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"The things that he spews are straight-up racist and sexist," Canada&aposs Postmedia quoted Smith-Pelly as saying Wednesday as the Capitals prepared for Game 5 against the Vegas Golden Knights.
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On the other hand, Paul — a Jack Kemp Republican who has spent his entire life trying to make the GOP more inclusive — feels a need to denounce the stupid venom Trump spews.
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In other words, these thoughts are just stories the brain spews out; they are often manifestly misleading, and abandoning them will tend to leave us closer to clarity than embracing them would.
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Viewing Saturn from some 870 million miles away, the Hubble telescope — which orbits 350 miles above Earth — spotted six of the ringed-planet's moons, including Enceladus, which spews water vapor into space.
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In the 1990s, the auto industry preserved the subsidies by convincing politicians that diesels were better for the environment than gasoline engines, a dubious claim given the other pollutants that diesel spews.
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"The things that he spews are straight-up racist and sexist," Smith-Pelly, who is Canadian and one of the two black players on the team, said Wednesday, according to a Canadian newspaper.
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In the fortress, the Giant examines these potato-eggs on a screen, and then spews out his own beam of particles, some of which coalesce into a golden orb holding Laura Palmer's likeness.
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As Sharon holds up a photo of Fonny and Tish, Victoria looks at it, then back at Sharon, with contempt: "One thing I can tell, lady, you ain't never been raped," she spews.
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It feels disingenuous and forced because we all know that when Mr. Trump has something he really wants to say, he does one thing and one thing only: He spews forth on Twitter.
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Washington funded the Voice of America that my family relied on to hear the truth, but today the White House spews falsities, in which the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan becomes a counterterrorist operation.
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She proceeds to surgery with caution, and after slowly slicing into Yammy's neck, a steady stream of white pus spews out, which tells Dr. Lee that the avocado neck lump is actually a cyst.
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At its most-wasteful setting (my favorite setting), a Nebia can still cut your water use by 40 percent, as a forceful mist spews out from both the wand and the halo shower head.
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I hope that you find some kindness in your heart, that you're not going to be somebody that spews out insults to your political opposition, that you're going to find some way to love.
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There is, as of yet, no new Mr. Rogers for our fractured modern media landscape—someone to tell us to look for the helpers as Trump spews hatred and schools regularly get shot up.
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Why can't Ryan and Rubio, who call themselves principled conservatives inspired by Kemp, understand that he would have angrily denounced and aggressively opposed any candidate who spews racist words about Hispanics or any group?
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Because it is a search engine, I have assumed that Google knows everything because Google exists as something which collates knowledge and spews it all over a clean white page for our viewing pleasure.
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Our reporting took us to East Orosi, a small unincorporated town of about 500 in Tulare County surrounded by orange fields, where the water that spews from the taps is tainted by fertilizer chemicals.
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All day and night, people who live in the mountains cluster along roadways to bathe and do laundry in places where locals have redirected water from higher up that spews out of PVC pipes.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration will extend by one year a deadline for states to comply with a major Obama-era regulation on emissions of a smog-causing pollutant that spews from tailpipes and smokestacks.
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They show up to town halls on dark nights, as the sky spews sleet, so they can ask Buttigieg about the price of insulin, because they have friends or patients who can't afford it.
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The HBO dramedy, created by Jesse Armstrong, directed by Adam McKay, and executive produced by Will Ferrell (yes, that one), is about a (fictional) family that reeks of money, oozes with greed, and spews sarcasm.
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Whenever Donald Trump spews toxic rhetoric about building a giant wall or China, he's following in the footsteps of a long line of shitlord opportunists capitalizing on the ignorant masses to massage their own brands.
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HAWAII VOLCANO: KILAUEA LAVA SPEWS DEADLY &aposLAZE&apos PLUME CONTAINING TINY SHARDS OF GLASS Known as "laze" – a combination of the words "lava" and "haze," the plume occurs when molten lava flows into the ocean.
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If that's true, it's the largest in the outer solar system — one that works basically the same way that volcanoes do on Earth, except with regards to what an ice volcano spews: ice, not magma.
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But for as long as they refuse to challenge the president when he gives comfort to neo-Nazi marchers, vilifies immigrants, mocks Native Americans, and spews decisive rhetoric, then King is really just a pawn.
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It shows the first-responders who attempt to quell the fire in the reactor's core, and who then lie putrefying in hidden hospital beds as the burning plant spews a poisonous cloud over the entire region.
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This is fortunate given that if budget proposals pass Congress, the EPA will have far less cash with which to detect major spews of the stuff, such as that which occurred last year in Los Angeles.
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With the addition of the Solar Orbiter, this suite of new observatories could help scientists better protect Earth's satellites, power grids, and global communications from the violent surges of electrically charged particles the sun spews out.
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Obviously, Olivia's Mouth gobbles up this intel like a discounted hot tub full of Chinese food, then spews it back into Samantha's face to remind her of the WRETCHED STENCH she continuously emits into the world.
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The record number of fires raging across the Amazon rainforest in 2019 could be part of a doomsday "dieback" scenario in which the rainforest spews carbon into the atmosphere and speeds up climate change even more.
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China denies it offered a $200 billion package to slash U.S. trade deficit, Hawaii's Kilauea volcano spews ash nearly six miles into the sky and an experimental Ebola vaccine is set to be deployed in DRC.
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J and 'Ye flex in beige in a warehouse that looks awfully similar to the one from Kanye's Runaway short film while several people shoot hoops into a net that spews fire every time someone scores.
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But it's likely that the relief will prove temporary if the president continues to use his office as a bully pulpit of division that spews hateful vitriol and conspiracy theories that prey on his supporters' fears.
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Often the monsters are outlandish — the massive Anjanath spews fire when it's agitated, while the fox-like Tobi-Kadachi crackles with electricity — but since much of their design feels realistic, these more fantastical elements seem more plausible.
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For more than two weeks, residents of Hawaii's Big Island and people across the world have watched (maybe a little too closely) as the Kilauea volcano spews lava into residential neighborhoods, swallowing up everything in its path.
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"Chairman Xi is terrified of a free and independent press because he doesn't want to be challenged when his government regularly spews insane propaganda – like the recent conspiracy theory that the United States created the coronavirus," Sen.
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"When a person of power spews hate like that—whether it's privately or publicly—it empowers bigots to continue a vicious cycle of hatred, as they feel they can get away with it scot-free," he said.
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A hollow papier-mâché form is filled with candy and small toys and then playfully bashed by partygoers with a stick or baseball bat, until it spews forth the contents to cheers and a mad scramble for treats.
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In fact the scheme is a cash machine that spews public money into the hands of fuel importers, employees of the state-owned oil company and government officials who collude to pocket cash paid to subsidise fictitious imports.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "That's all clumsy bullshit," Bob Dylan spews in the opening minutes of Martin Scorsese's Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story, the new Netflix documentary about Dylan's unconventional 1975 Rolling Thunder tour.
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Outgoing Sainsbury's Chief Executive Mike Coupe recently pledged to cut plastic packaging in half by 2025, and the 1 million tonnes of carbon the 4.5 billion pound company spews into the earth's atmosphere is an obvious next target.
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Watching Kumo take to the streets is like the live-action version of a CGI flick: A giant alien spider lands in a historic city, its eight legs weaving around buildings as it spews venom into the crowds.
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What is surprising -- and even more important -- than the sheer number of falsehoods Trump spews is that the rate at which he does so has picked up dramatically seemingly with every month he has spent in the White House.
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The far-right, populist Alternative for Germany party recently gained substantial strength, accounting for nearly 15 percent of voters nationwide (up from about 3 percent in 2015), and reshaping the political landscape as it spews malicious anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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Sure, they don't cotton to the anti-climate-change nonsense Mr. Trump spews and can't stand the endless bullying, but let's stop to reflect that they have handed him all the weapons in his online arsenal to do that.
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Eventually, she ends up in a throwdown with a mutated monster version of Umbrella corporation scientist Dr. Alexander Isaacs (played with deliciously icy gravity by Iain Glen of Game of Thrones fame), who spews killer biotentacles from his fingers.
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The team has used a kind of molecule known as azobenzenes that behave in that exact way to create a thin film, built up layer-by-layer, that when given a short blast of heat then spews out far more.
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There's ''xenophobic,'' ''homophobic,'' ''Islamophobic,'' ''transphobic,'' ''fatphobic'' and ''whorephobic'': Any blowhard who spews bigotry against a marginalized group — or any journalist who pens an article perceived as insufficiently sensitive — risks being called out for an irrational anxiety over one Other or another.
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Elon Musk listens intently as President Donald Trump spews word diarrhea at the White House on February 3, 2017Photo: APA whopping 71 percent of Americans don't trust autonomous cars to drive them around, according to a new survey by AAA.
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While Trump spews bile and a narrative-hungry Twitter machine looks for evidence of a trend, Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill are emphatically not on board with the president's attacks and are, indeed, openly supportive of the free American press.
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Where there were once houses and tropical back gardens in Leilani Estates, magma spews from 100-foot-high (30-meter-high) cinder cones and forms elevated ponds of molten rock that cascade over their banks to engulf the next street.
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How many of us are sick and tired of the distrust that arises when we reach for common ground in good faith, only to be overshadowed by someone who recklessly spews rhetoric, spreads misinformation and pours fuel on the fire?
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Not because he's nervous about what his on-again-off-again girlfriend Jen Harley might think —clearly he doesn't give a shit about how she feels — but because you may call him out on all the nonsense he spews in each episode.
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Directed by Saheem Ali, the cast includes Ato Blankson-Wood ("When They See Us") as the closeted Dembe; Robert Gilbert as his boyfriend, Sam; and James Udom as Dembe's big brother, Joe, a pastor who spews anti-gay venom from the pulpit.
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" The man who made his flashy reputation by being an anonymous and pseudonymous source — and who still spews a constant stream of wild assertions based on anonymous sources — blustered that the press "shouldn't be allowed to use sources unless they use somebody's name.
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It still might seem counterintuitive to think of huge cities as green—New York City spews out more gas, laps up more water, and burps out more waste than any other city in the world—but it's more noticeable because it's concentrated.
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It's a striking analog for the president's Twitter account: a mundane website that used to be slagged for being where people "post pictures of their lunch" becoming a site where the most powerful leader in the country spews rage, insults citizens, and makes policies.
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In the film Good Time, out this Friday, Robert Pattison — his hair so greasy it mats into about a million different directions — spews curse words in a Queens accent and ineptly attempts to rob a bank with the help of his mentally disabled brother.
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The warlord (except he isn't, really) will have many more occasions to groan, as Mom spews oft-told accounts of her time as a professional wrestler, a pillaging pirate and the owner of a dog named Mutnik, who was abducted and sent into space.
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He's the anti-Obama, all theater where the president is all prudence, the mouth-that-spews to the presidential teleprompter, rage against reason, the backslapper against the maestro of aloofness, the rabble-rouser to the cerebral law professor, the deal maker to the diligent observer.
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It also means more electricity will need to be generated — 25 coal-burning 500-megawatt power plants' worth, based on calculations by the Natural Resources Defense Council, creating the same amount of pollution that spews from the tailpipes of seven million cars a year.
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To do this, she sends four or five of her shills to a show under these sock-puppet names and has them record the psychic when he approaches and spews all the made-up stories of life and death from the fake Facebook pages.
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"He comes in and he wears his yellow pants and his crazy shirts and spews off some really smart things and people say, 'I guess this guy really knows what he is talking about,'" said Brian Lee, co-founder and chief executive of The Honest Company.
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Yet his legacy may be that he has helped both the Latino and Muslim communities not only to increase their engagement in American politics but also to have the clout to ensure that we never see another presidential nominee who spews the hate of Donald J. Trump.
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Jennifer's demon face, complete with sharp Venom-like teeth, only reveals itself when she's about to feast on her prey, and despite the blood and that black gunk that she spews onto Needy's floor after confronting her for the first time, it all feels rather tame.
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Expect a "first of its kind" aqua coaster that uses the same technology behind Universal Orlando rides (like Revenge Of The Mummy), slides with 70 degree drops, and at the park's center: Krakatau, a volcano that spews waterfalls throughout the day and explodes with lava at night.
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Today's results present those from M87—an incredibly interesting object to study on its own, as it is the center of an active galactic nucleus, one that spews jets, and one that is the size of our entire solar system, explained Sera Markoff, astrophysicist at the University of Amsterdam.
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Last night, following the release of a strange new song (or troll aimed at Ebro) called "Lift Yourself" in which the rapper spews a bunch of gibberish and uses the phrase "poopity scoop," Kanye West debuted more new music, this time on Los Angeles radio station Power 106.
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They are adapting a now-commonplace manufacturing technique in which a computer-controlled dispenser spews a malleable material that hardens into the shape of a pipe fitting, a chair or an internal organ — or, one day, a whole inhabitable building, with its myriad components and systems robotically extruded.
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What does matter: the commitment of the actors, particularly the two leads, to the sheer insanity of their roles; the hard left turns the plot takes as the cast spews dialogue that ranges from goofy to absolute nonsense; and how utterly entertaining it all turns out to be.
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I can write that it is impossible to have a healthy democracy when our president spews a steady stream of lies every day, has denounced the F.B.I. and the Justice Department, refused to take seriously Russian interference in our elections and still has not revealed his tax returns.
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" The Louisiana lawyer has been in the Senate a little more than a year, but he's already become one of the most sought-after interviews in Washington, in part because he spews out witty one-liners, as he might say "faster than green grass goes through a goose.
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Observing the oscillation of light as the black hole gobbles the star and spews stellar material in an outward spiral could help astronomers understand the black hole's behavior, a scientific mystery since physicist Albert Einstein's work more than a century ago examined gravity's influence on light in motion.
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And though Bee has some sympathy for everyone who has to fact-check the "mendacious geyser of vomit that spews nonstop from the Trump campaign," she took the time she had to point out that even if that's hard, that's kind of what newsrooms are supposed to do.
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Melina Abdullah, a professor of Pan-African Studies at California State University-Los Angeles, and a national Black Lives Matter leader, views Buttigieg's policies for the black community as a form of "liberal white supremacy" that "spews inclusive rhetoric" but is ultimately about "oppression" of people of color.
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" Before Washington won the championship Devante Smith-Pelly, a black Canadian on the Capitals who scored a goal in the Stanley Cup-clinching game, was quoted by Canada's National Post as saying he would not accept a Trump invitation because "the things that he spews are straight-up racist and sexist.
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Pandora's exotic fauna, easily recognizable from the film, awaits at every turn, and while most if it is simply part of the overall landscape, there's interactivity and history there, too: smack the glowing insides of a massive plant pod, set up by the Na'vi, and it spews steam and water.
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PAHOA, Hawaii (Reuters) - Hawaiians forced to flee repeated eruptions of the Kilauea volcano, which has already destroyed 26 homes as it spews rivers of lava and fountains of toxic gases into residential areas, were allowed to make a quick visits home on Sunday to rescue pets, medication and other essentials.
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But for the small contingent of folks who've failed to board this saga over the past 42 years — either because they didn't grow up with it, didn't have interest until recently, or were just too intimidated by the size of it all — this cycle spews FOMO on an intergalactic scale.
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Kilauea Spews Ash, Golf ContinuesKilauea has been oozing lava for weeks, but things took a turn for the worse on Tuesday when the…Read more ReadEarlier in the week, ash emissions from the Kilauea summit reached as high as 10,000 feet above sea level, causing headaches for both residential neighborhoods and airlines.
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The design is intentional, and it works, but the reality is that it also sucks complete shit to engage with a character who literally just spews 19th century race science at the player character in a game that trains you to look for something neat or special behind every dialogue choice or option.
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Traister continues: If, as in this election, a man who spews hate and vulgarity, with no comprehension of how government works, can become presidentially plausible because he is magnetic while a capable, workaholic woman who knows policy inside and out struggles because she is not magnetic, perhaps we should re-evaluate magnetism's importance.
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Gerrard's new piece is a live simulation of the Spindletop salt dome oil field located in the southern portion of Beaumont, TX. The artist rebuilt the landscape of this historic oil field as a virtual world in which he placed a flagpole that spews pressurized black smoke in the shape of a flag.
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Traister continues: If, as in this election, a man who spews hate and vulgarity, with no comprehension of how government works, can become presidentially plausible because he is magnetic while a capable, workaholic woman who knows policy inside and out struggles because she is not magnetic, perhaps we should reevaluate magnetism's importance.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you weren't able to scrape together $500 to buy Elon Musk's fund-raising flamethrower, YouTube's Jairus of All has a cheaper, DIY alternative that instead spews a massive spinning tornado of fire using a pair of ducted fans and a tank of liquid propane worn as a backpack.
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These include lying underneath an ultraviolet light for 10 minutes (which he says slows down aging), standing on a "biovibration platform" that vibrates 30 times a second (which he says burns calories), or standing inside his cryotherapy chamber that spews -260-degree nitrogen-iced air for about two minutes (which he says reduces muscle inflammation).
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The Daily Stormer, which spews racist, gender-based and homophobic hate speech on a daily basis, was used as a platform to help organize a violent white supremacist demonstration in Charlottesville — and, afterwards, to celebrate the killing of anti-fascist protestor Heather Heyer, who died after a far right supporter drove his car into a crowd of counter-protestors.
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Some researchers hope a completely different frontier could contain a cornucopia of never-before-seen molecules to cure our ails: The hydrothermal vents on the seafloor where water seeps into cracks in the rock, is heated by magma, and spews out in smoke plumes from rocky towers that can measure well over a hundred feet tall.
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By that point, you'll have seen full frontal nudity (male, female, and demonic); you'll also have seen a zero-G rendition of 127 Hours that deserves every Foley Art award possible, plentiful crushed heads, and even more plentiful arcing ichorous spews, and a sex scene that looks like the result of Cinemax becoming a game developer.
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At a moment when the President of the United States spews out disinformation on a daily basis and many Democrats seem to go back and forth on key questions--depending on which way the wind blows--there is something powerful about a candidate who has been saying the same thing, fighting the same fight, since early in his career.
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Poor old wood had been relegated to smaller buildings like homes until environmental scientists started raising their voices about something everyone was overlooking: Manufacturing steel and concrete pumps massive amounts of carbon into the atmosphere, both in terms of the energy it takes to make the stuff, and the CO2 that spews from chemical reactions as the materials form.
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" And whereas French argued that "you can read the entire executive order from start to finish, reread it, then read it again, and you will not find a Muslim ban," contributing editor Andrew C. McCarthy apparently disagreed: "[W]e should not hide under our beds in shame every time an Islamist, a Democrat, or a media talking-head spews: 'Muslim ban!
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Over the course of five minutes and 55 seconds, an actress who introduces herself as "Riva Godfree" (real name Iska Lupton) swishes up produce, bread, butter, and the contents of a raw egg inside her mouth; spews the chomped-up food into a glass bowl; and molds the mixture into a stuffing that she wedges into the deep cavity of an uncooked turkey.
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I was lucky enough to interview Jobs many times over the course of my career, and it was entirely true he was deft at throwing up an epic reality distortion field, which was still in no way like the "alternative facts" that the Trump administration's most deft Pinocchio, Kellyanne Conway, spews with an enthusiasm last seen in public when Joe Isuzu ruled the airwaves in the 1980s.
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Americans will soon witness a GOP convention that many of the nation's most respected Republicans refuse to attend, without any unifying philosophy or agenda except hatred for Clinton, led by a nominee who endlessly spews divisive words of continuing cruelty that even many Republicans believe are destructive to their party and our country, especially at a time when Americans want leaders to heal and unite our people.
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" And in Tuesday's paper, W.H. correspondents Ashley Parker, Josh Dawsey and Robert Costa have this description of how it works: "Trump's sustained attacks against Cummings reveal the extent to which the president stokes a grudge, immerses himself in Fox News and spews back its more right-wing content into the world — forcing his allies to scramble to respond..." BTW: They reported that "White House aides have privately discussed sending Trump to the city, but no final decisions have been made..." Do you think Baltimore is thankful for Trump's "attention?
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It tends to go like this: as a British person, you will either bottle all of your customer dissatisfaction up until it spews out of your mouth as a fully-formed, sub-par rock song punctuated by metal riffs, or you will passive-aggressively mention the personal slight committed against you by the waiter in your local Zizzi (he got your garlic bread order wrong and brought it over with cheese on) once a week until you die; until you're literally in hospital, dying, hooked up to six different machines, and you beckon in your loved ones close for a final word—maybe, they think, about how much you love them, that this isn't the end, that maybe you might meet again after all—and you go "I asked for no melty mozzarella" and then you fucking die.
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