The proceeds of Tear Away Trump will be donated to the ACLU.
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The prices have been on a tear-away run hitting new records since March.
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She challenges us to tear away the veils of illusion and see a different world.
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Indiegogo has a similar fundraising campaign to finance a 2021 inauguration countdown called Tear Away Trump.
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Eclipses tear away things from your life that no longer work for you and bring exciting possibilities.
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Reportedly, he was supposed to tear away a rubber bustier, leaving Jackson's breast covered by a red bra.
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The metallic shades are gorgeous and the hard wax innovation makes for a tear-away shot that isn't messy.
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I'm just trying to tear away at all of the elitist, classist, sexist marketing that booze has gone through.
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At the same time, strong electrical fields tear away at particles on the neutron star's surface, flinging them into space.
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Panel chair Cheryl Iglesia, MD, kept her stoic gaze as she brushed a single tear away from her left cheek.
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Or the bottom of a dinghy would simply tear away and all the passengers would be cast into the water.
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More importantly, though, the Windows Terminal will also support shortcuts, tabs, tear-away windows and theming, as well as extensions.
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All of the clowns are total precursors to the clown with the tear-away face in The Nightmare Before Christmas.
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Customize a tear-away calendar so your loved ones can wake up to a different memory every day of 2020.
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"I don't want to tear away at the fabric of who the Twins are, which is that loyalty," he said.
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At one point, Jenner looks back at her daughter, still struggling to recover from the robbery, and wipes a tear away.
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Facebook has frantically sought to tear away its users with products like Facebook and Instagram stories, looking to mimic the company's features.
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Instead, he appeared to tear away both bustier and bra, and Jackson's breast was exposed, partially covered by a piece of nipple jewelry.
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Though the technology was available, the Europeans recognized that there's something about the fabric of the interior they didn't want to tear away.
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This lawsuit possesses the potential to tear away that illusion, and no one, least of all Asian-Americans, should shy away from it.
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Grace's once-trusty guide turns on them, killing the Brit before she manages to shoot him in the face and tear away into the jungle beyond.
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The Democratic leader also tore into congressional Republicans for "wasting months trying to tear away families' health coverage," referencing the GOP's unsuccessful attempts to repeal ObamaCare.
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The monologue is ten minutes long and he has a whole rehearsed bit where he says "excuse me" and wipes a single tear away with his thumb.
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Nationalizing this local need cannot possibly reflect the community and would surely tear away the individuality of each individual sovereign state and the local governments within them.
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Of course, we're not saying you need to shut off your phone completely during a time of crisis (we know how difficult it can be to tear away).
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In fact, upon completing his assistant duties, his white-collared shirt was revealed to be a tear-away, and a striptease commenced in the middle of the office.
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"The Nixon Southern strategy was an initiative to tear away a large percentage of the Democratic base in order to make the Republican Party a majority party," said Naftali.
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The film culminates in a shocking — and shockingly affectionate — final scene that may have you covering your eyes with one hand and wiping a tear away with the other.
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The changes would, Tebas said, allow the wealthiest clubs to widen the massive talent and resource gap they already enjoy, and tear away the fabric of the sport's traditions.
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But beyond the fact that these actresses seem to fancy this new grade of tear-away dresses, the mashed-up frock situation has been attempted by a few different designers.
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"The Trump administration continues to ask the court to destroy protections for people with pre-existing conditions and tear away health coverage from tens of millions of Americans," she said.
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The condition can limit the flow of nutrients to the fetus and cause the placenta to tear away from the uterus, putting the baby at risk of prematurity or death.
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The tent inflates with a provided air pump and features a tear-away top and a drop-stitch floor that allows for inflation more reminiscent of an air mattress than a raft.
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The short-sleeved shirt comes with a tear-away tag to ensure nothing will scratch you while wearing the tee and, with a fuller cut, you'll have a roomier fit for ultimate comfort.
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The Democrat Party has torn down every element of strong and independent society that could have been a lifeline to the black community, although they've been frustratingly (to them) unable to tear away their faith.
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Senators are worried that Trump, as a result of malice or incompetence, will tear away at agreements they see as forming the foundation of both American national security and the stability of the entire world.
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Only a specific type of jogger works because you have to be able to take them off over your cleats — tear-away pants are, I believe, more essentially soccer girl than would be a tapered sweat.
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The first was guest Miley Cyrus singing a bi-gender medley of Leonard Cohen's "I'm Your Man" and the brassy standard "I'm a Woman" wearing a spangly top hat and a tuxedo with tear-away pants.
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And then, as the song reaches its crescendo, a few dozen dancers in lemon yellow gimp suits climb towards the South Pole; they tear away a covering to reveal that it is, in fact, a golden globe.
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"The next thing I recall is putting my two feet on the ground and feeling my brassiere up higher around my neck and I looked at my watch," she said, wiping a tear away from her left eye.
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"The draft rule announced today attempts to tear away women's control over their own private health decisions and put that control in the hands of employers and politicians," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said in a statement.
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The growing fear within the GOP is that Trump's candidacy will tear away the core coalition built by Ronald Reagan, who pieced together social conservatives, defense hawks and free market backers to help him win two terms in the White House.
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Whether you like your tuna zingy (hello, Thai Chili Style) or classic (I see you, Herb & Garlic), you're a quick tear away from taking a bowl of lettuce or a pile of high-fiber crackers to a whole new level of satisfaction!
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"There's some thematic cohesion in taking a lot of these pop stars and asking them to be more raw and sort of tear away their own artifice and be vulnerable with our viewers, which I think is something very special," Holstein says.
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Among a collection that featured futuristic tear-away bottoms, striped, high-neck tops and dresses, and jacquard military-style coats, Louis Vuitton's love letter to Stranger Things was a welcome surprise — and a move the designer felt was quite reflective of the show itself.
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The 840-horsepower muscle monster is so amped-up to tear away from the starting line that the car literally lifts a Guinness-certified off the ground for the first 2.92 feet, making it the first production car in the world to pop a wheelie at launch.
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Set it side by side with the slamming "Königsforst 5," which was previously as close as Voigt got to an imperial death march, and space afforded in the mix for the arresting brass section to tear away from the sharp strings at key junctures is a demonstrable improvement.
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"At a time where Americans are saddled with $1.5 trillion in student loan debt, the last thing we should do is tear away critical support," Attorney General Xavier Becerra of California, whose office is cracking down on lenders, said in a tweet after word of the reorganization leaked.
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"What's really remarkable though is that these scales—which are really dense and may even be bony, and must be quite energetically costly to produce—and the skin beneath them tear away with such ease, and can be regenerated quickly and without a scar," noted Scherz in a press release.
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Or the fact that, no matter if you're wearing it with jeans, a ball skirt, or (as the kids are doing these days) a pair of striped tear-away joggers, you'll still have the air of a Provence babe who just finished having a picnic along the riverbanks with the cheesemonger's son.
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That equated to pieces like oversized, cozy-looking gray faux fur hoodies; tear-away, shiny anoraks; and laced-up track suits in black and white (and lots of lace-up detailing in general, including on hoodies sexily styled to reveal some cleavage and a bare shoulder, and a body-con black gown).
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Most scholars believe that depictions of metal spikes in art are actually fingers, and that the 'knuckleduster' that was previously believed to be added to the top of the knuckles to more effectively tear away flesh was actually gripped by the boxer inside his fist, functioning more like a roll of quarters than brass knuckles.
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Attacks in Europe haven't reached that stage yet, but it's not hard to see it happening: How many more killings until they stop making the front page of the newspapers, until spectacularized violence becomes as unspectacular as car accidents, or homelessness, or any of the other things that tear away hundreds of lives without anyone feeling the need to do anything about it?
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Whether participants in shorter, single-stage events, such as a marathon, would need to retape their feet is not known (On the plus side, Dr. Lipman said, paper tape won't stick to a blister and tear away skin or tissue when removed, as bandages will.) Most of the racers involved in the study, however, said afterward that they planned to use the tape in future events, Dr. Lipman said.
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" Tammy Duckworth of Illinois on July 19 -- "Based on his own words and writing, I fear that Judge Kavanaugh would be the deciding vote in critical cases that restrict a woman's freedom to make health care decisions with her doctor, tear away protections that guarantee Americans with pre-existing conditions may obtain health insurance and empower a president of the United States to act as though he is above the law.
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Backings come primarily in two types: cutaway and tear-away. With cutaway, the excess backing is cut with a pair of scissors. With tear-away, the excess is torn away after the item is embroidered. Additional types of stabilizer can be dissolved by water or heat.
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Once, Sister Hannah follows her into a joss house and sees her tear away pages from the Bible.
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"Tear Away" is a single by American rock band Drowning Pool off their album Sinner. The single charted in the United States at number 18 and 37 on Billboards Mainstream Rock and Modern Rock charts respectively. "Tear Away" one of two main themes for the World Wrestling Federation's WrestleMania X8, and the band performed the song at the event. Professional wrestler Kevin Steen also used the song as his entrance theme during his time in Combat Zone Wrestling and Ring of Honor.
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In 1999, he was inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame. The "Greg Pruitt rule" established tear-away jerseys as illegal. Pruitt purposely wore flimsy jerseys that ripped apart in the hands of would-be tacklers.
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Saturday Referee and the Arrow (Sydney). 9 March 1912. p. 1. An outstanding fieldsman anywhere, Wills excelled in the slips and ran out batsmen with deadly accurate throwing. Wills was a "tear away" footballer whose "pluck and skill", it was said, only George O'Mullane matched.
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In the homozygous state, it is apparently lethal. Feline cutaneous asthenia is similar to the Ehlers–Danlos syndrome of humans. Cats with cutaneous asthenia cannot be grasped by the scruff, as this may tear away. Cats may also have slipping joints, as in human Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.
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She was a part of the movement to get the American Psychiatric Association to drop homosexuality as a mental illness in 1972. Her self-described life mission was to tear away the "shroud of invisibility" related to homosexuality, which had theretofore been associated with crime and mental illness.Warner David. CityPaper.net. April 22–29, 1999; accessed November 4, 2007.
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The name of the magazine was chosen because in New Zealand slang a "tearaway" is a bit of a rebel, which was thought to describe the magazine's readers. In addition, the founders intended to 'tear away’ from the style and attitude that most other publications had towards teenagers – to find new ways of presenting the stories of young people.
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Real healing only happens when someone speaks up, confesses, and reveals secrets. Mumbi's story and the resulting confession from Mugo tear away the facade of unity and allow a more authentic (albeit painful) reality to emerge; this reality allows for an honest assessment of the community's divisions and needs, and facilitates a move toward a better future.
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The model landed by parachute undamaged and is in the collection of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. The first proposed shock absorber was a ring-shaped airbag. It was soon realized that, should an explosion fail, the pusher plate would tear away the airbag on the rebound. So a two-stage detuned spring and piston shock absorber design was developed.
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The official music video, directed by rock duo Godley & Creme formerly of 10cc, features a simple animatronic version of Reed miming along to the song. During the final verse, gloved human hands violently tear away at rubber and plastic parts of the animatronic, revealing wires and parts. The music video was later featured on an episode of Beavis and Butt-Head.
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Stabilizer types include cut-away, tear-away, solve water-soluble, heat-n-gone, film last, and open mesh, sometimes in various combinations. The stabilizer helps to keep the embroidered piece from rubbing or irritating the skin like in left chest polo shirt designs or in children's wear. For embroidered wearable items, the fabric is placed in a hoop. This is then attached to the machine.
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Both Pope Pius IX and Pope Leo XIII requested for the document to be published to the general public. Indeed, Leo XIII called for the faithful to "tear away the mask from Freemasonry" in his encyclical Humanum genus published in 1884. It was that year that Dillon put together what would become the contents of this book for a lecture in Edinburgh named the Spoliation of Propaganda.
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Only one among them -- Karna -- proud of the power of his weapons and nobility, managed to destroy all of Ghatotkacha's illusions. At the same time, Karna was unable to force Ghatotkacha to withdraw. Ghatotkacha forged a fierce and terrible illusion into existence. He turned invisible and deceptively began to tear away large number of arrows and other celestial weapons at the Kaurava army, injuring Duryodhana in the process.
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When fabric on the wing began to tear away, he landed again at Ojo de Federico. He sent word of his whereabouts to the squadron and hitched a ride on a truck convoy the next day, March 23, reaching Casas Grandes at noon.Miller (2003), p. 28Gorrell and a group of mechanics in two Quads returned to S.C. No. 52 on March 25, finding it as he had left it.
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Palila bills are adapted to open Fabales pods. The birds hold the pod with one foot and pry it open with the bill to expose the seeds. They then tear away the visible portion of the seed coat and extract the embryo, leaving the remaining coat in the pod. Seeds that drop out of the pod intact during opening are picked up and positioned longitudinally in the bill.
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As Genocyber emerges, monitors aboard the orbiting space station switch on and begin recording the event. Genocyber then attacks the city, killing the mayor, and then all of its citizens. By the time Genocyber's rampage is over, the entire city has been left in ruins. As Genocyber rises into the sky, whole pieces of the city's remains begin to tear away from the ground and rise into the air.
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Aine a young tear away criminal is thrown into the same cell as Eileen, a high ranking Republican woman leader. At first at odds, Eileen helps save Aine’s sanity. An unlikely friendship develops between them as Aine joins the protest and Eileen helps her to survive. In a remarkable turn around of events when Eileen embarks on a hunger strike, Aine risks all to help save her life...
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This perforates the foundation, making it easier to tear away after the block is completed. Several methods can be used to prepare the design for use on the foundation: tracing, photocopying, computer printing, needle punching, and pre-set designs. There are three primary techniques used when foundation piecing: top pressed, under pressed and single template piecing. The technique used is dependent upon your preference and the pattern of the design being sewn.
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Lyrically, the song speaks of inner strength, and not allowing others to tear away your dreams. The song was well received by critics, many of whom complimented the lyrics, as well as Carey's vocals. The song was not commercially successful due to its limited release and other factors. The song was the center of a very public controversy between Carey and her label Sony Music, based on what she perceived to be weak promotion of the single.
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As in Lang's Scarlet Street, released a year later, Robinson plays the lonely middle-aged man and Duryea and Bennett co-star as the criminal elements. The two films also share the same cinematographer (Milton R. Krasner) and several supporting actors. In the final scene, Robinson wore a tear-away suit with his original suit underneath. The crew changed the set behind him to complete the return to his club while Robinson remained in the chair.
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Barré and Nolan's solution was to punch two holes at the bottom of all of their sheets and pass them through two pegs glued to the animation table. This peg system is still in practice today. The system they used for animation, on the other hand, was a dead end precisely because it produced registration problems the peg system couldn't always fix. The basis of this "slash system" was to tear away the paper being drawn on to show the change underneath.
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This is a form of cleaning symbiosis. Cleaning stations may be associated with coral reefs, located either on top of a coral head or in a slot between two outcroppings. Other cleaning stations may be located under large clumps of floating seaweed or at an accepted point in a river or lagoon. Some species of combtooth blenny, most notably the false cleanerfish, mimic the appearance and behaviour of cleaners, then tear away scales or flesh when suitably close to the victim.
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Williams also invited GIs to dance with her on stage and take part in mock screen tests. The men would receive a card telling them their lines, and they would act out the scene in front of the other soldiers. These tests were always romantic scenes to which the men were required to refuse multiple times. When the men said the final, "No", Williams would pull at her tear-away skirt and sweater leaving nothing but a gold lamé swimsuit.
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Hoak rescues the boy, but suffers mortal injuries when the school attacks him; he dies before he can reveal how to kill them. Blood from Hoak's corpse causes the piranha to tear away the raft's lashings, and they barely reach shore. Grogan stops the dam attendant from opening the spillway and calls the military. A military team led by Colonel Waxman and former Razorteeth scientist Dr. Mengers feed poison into the upstream section, ignoring the protests that the piranha survived the first attempt.
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Vogellehner, D. (1982). Zur Anatomie und Systematik von «Treibhölzern» aus dem Posidonienschiefer von Holzmaden (Schwäb. Alb). Mostly of the flora was reported from the area of Braunschweig. The major explanation for the flora could be that the plants in question are mono-or oligotypic stands on the edge of the waters that flow into the Posidonienschiefer sea, probably tear away in the course of flood events, easily fragmented during transport and wave waves, possibly especially in the occasional storm events postulated.
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In Žižek's theory, just as an oppressive social reality cannot exist and persist without ideological mystification, "The mask is not simply hiding the real state of things; the ideological distortion is written into [the] very essence [of the real state of things]."Slavoj Žižek, The sublime object of ideology. London: Verso, 1989, pp. 25. Thus, the mask is a necessary and integral component of an oppressive reality, and it is not possible simply to tear away the mask to reveal the oppressive reality underneath.
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Instead, nautilus cirri adhere to prey by means of their ridged surface. Nautiluses have a powerful grip, and attempts to take an object already grasped by a nautilus may tear away the animal's cirri, which will remain firmly attached to the surface of the object. The main cirri emerge from sheaths which cohere into a single firm fleshy mass. Also, the pair of cirri before the eye (pre-ocular) and the pair of cirri behind the eye (post-ocular) are separate from the others.
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Ball was walking through the desolate path, en route to the residence of Foster A. Page, which she did every Saturday. LaPage, who had put on a roughly made mask made from an old mat, attacked Ball, who pleaded for her life and fought back viciously. During the struggle, she managed to tear away the mask and see LaPage's face. Despite her strong physique and the several scratches inflicted on the man's face, she was strangled to death by LaPage, who then had sex with her corpse.
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During the 1980s, there became another tear-away division called Limited Sportsmans, these were mainly run in the Wimmera and Mallee regions and are still quite a strong class today in Western Victoria and across the border into South Australia. NOS Sprints however continued to use more and more sprintcar components such as quick-change diffs and chrome-moly custom built chassis. It was around the year 2000 where open sportsmans decided to change race-direction to further utilise second hand parts from sprintcars. This change has been very beneficial to the class.
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Wild animals such as bears and panthers often stalked the pioneers. Hattie Caldwell Davis wrote of an incident in the 1830s involving her great-grandmother, Mary Ann Caldwell, and Allie Bennett, both home alone one night cooking dinner while panthers roamed the valley: > ...the panthers smelled the fresh pork cooking and they were hungry. They > jumped on top of the log cabins scratching and tearing at the shingles. They > were scratching and tearing at the chimney trying to tear away enough rocks > to get down into the house.
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When Labour formed a government after the , Norman Kirk appointed McGuigan as Minister of Railways, and Minister of Electricity. As Minister of Electricity he had to react to New Zealand's growing power demands, but refused to resort to nuclear power, reaffirming the government's anti-nuclear stance. He became known as one of the economic realists in the cabinet and frequently argued against tear-away spending. After Kirk's sudden death, the new prime minister, Bill Rowling, appointed McGuigan to the portfolio that he had really wanted - Minister of Health.
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Epidermolysis bullosa is a genetic condition that in its most severe forms affects all of the body's linings, the skin, the linings of the mouth and oesophagus, and even the eyes. In its most severe forms the linings blister or rip away from the flesh under the lightest of frictions. For example, rolling over in bed can cause skin to tear away from behind the ears, and the sufferer may wake up with up to 30 blisters each morning. There is no treatment bar the lancing and draining of these blisters to stop their growth.
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The primary job of the rodeo bullfighter is to protect a fallen rider from the bull by distracting it and providing an alternative target for the bull to attack, whether the rider has been bucked off or has jumped off the animal. These individuals expose themselves to great danger in order to protect the riders. To this end, they wear bright, loose-fitting clothes that are designed to tear away, with protective gear fitted underneath.Groves, Melody; "Ropes, Reins and Rawhide", University of New Mexico Press, 2006, Rodeo clowns require speed, agility, and the ability to anticipate a bull's next move.
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On June 6, Sweeney made an offer to No Remorse Corps leader Roderick Strong to join him in his stable. Strong declined as he had done in the past only to find himself attacked and beaten down by his NRC stable mate Davey Richards. Richards proceeded to tear away his NRC T-shirt to reveal he was wearing a Sweet N'Sour Inc. shirt underneath, joining the stable. On June 28, 2008, in Chicago Ridge, Illinois, Sweeney proudly welcomed the newest member of Sweet N'Sour Inc, Go Shiozaki, into the fold as well as welcome back returning member Tank Toland.
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Upon Sorel's death, an article in the Italian Fascist doctrinal review Gerarchia edited by Benito Mussolini and Agostino Lanzillo, a known Sorelian, declared "Perhaps fascism may have the good fortune to fulfill a mission that is the implicit aspiration of the whole oeuvre of the master of syndicalism: to tear away the proletariat from the domination of the Socialist party, to reconstitute it on the basis of spiritual liberty, and to animate it with the breath of creative violence. This would be the true revolution that would mold the forms of the Italy of tomorrow."Sternhell et al., p. 93.
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The misdirected force to the chest wall from the massage dislocated Melissa's rib from its attachment at the sternum, causing the surrounding connective tissue and intercostal muscle fibers to tear away. The result left an unstable, subluxing rib that continued to painfully click in and out of place with the movement of each heart beat. After 8 weeks recovering, Hauschildt made an appearance in few end-of-year races to salvage an otherwise disappointing 2nd half of 2014. In 2015, she began with a win in torrential weather conditions at Challenge Melbourne. In March 2015, Hauschildt produced a win at the Asia Pacific Ironman Championships at Ironman Melbourne.
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When teams start a leg, arrive at Route Markers, or complete certain tasks, they normally receive a letter-sized tear-away envelope that contains their next clue inside a vertical-fold folder. The clues themselves are typically printed on a vertical strip of paper, although additional information is often provided inside the clue folder. After retrieving the clue, teams open the envelope and read aloud the instructions given on the clue sheet and then follow those instructions. Teams are generally required to collect each clue during each leg and keep that information with them until they reach the next Pit Stop, surrendering them once they have checked in.
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Elkana's own view is that: > there is no "anomalous incident" that I have not seen with my own eyes. I > mean this literally: I was an eye-witness to incident after incident; I saw > a bulldozer bury people alive, I saw a rioting mob tear away the life- > support system from old people in the hospital, I saw soldiers breaking the > arms of a civilian population, including children. For me all this is not > new. At the same time I do not generalize: I do not think that they all hate > us; I do not think that all Jews hate the Arabs; I do not hate those > responsible for the "anomalies" - but that does not mean that I condone > their acts or that I do not expect them to be punished with the full > severity of the law.
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The case came before Knox J. He reviewed the relevant authorities on financing transactions and mortgages, including the judgment of Lord Hanworth MR in Re George Inglefield Ltd [1933] Ch 1, particularly his comment that: "It is old law, and plain law, that in transactions of this sort the Court must consider whether or not the documents really mask the true transaction. If they do merely mask the transaction, the Court must have regard to the true position, in substance and in fact, and for this purpose tear away the mask or cloak that has been put upon the real transaction."[1933] Ch 1 at 17 He also reviewed Manchester Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway Co v North Central Wagon Co (1888) 13 App Cas 554. Ultimately he decided that in truth the transaction was a financing arrangement.
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Harvey, p. 58 This was fired as the French ship was on the uproll and therefore missed the deck entirely and failed to cause a single casualty. It did however tear away the remaining rigging and sails, leaving Speedy unmanageable. Rather than suffer another broadside, Cochrane surrendered his ship and was taken aboard Desaix, where Christy-Pallière acknowledged his brave defence by refusing to accept Cochrane's surrendered sword with the words "I will not accept the sword of an officer who has for so many hours struggled against impossibility".Harvey, p. 59 From Cochrane, Linois learned of Saumarez's presence ahead of him and, knowing that his presence would have been reported by the garrison at Gibraltar,Musteen, p. 32 his squadron returned eastwards around Cabrita Point and came to anchor at Algeciras, a fortified Spanish port which lay directly opposite and within sight of Gibraltar across the Bay of Gibraltar on 4 July.Woodman, p.
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" Vineeth Chacko of The Deccan Herald said the film depicted how "a struggle with depression, unmonitored ingestion of antidepressants and an illusory lifestyle can combine to tear away the seams between dreams and reality ... Viju has bought into his own hype and has come to believe on some level in his incredible miracles." The film studies the intersection between science and faith, dealing "with two kinds of drugs — the psychotropic sort (both legal and illegal) and religion/faith. If the first is being developed by scientists in laboratories, Trance shows us how religion too can be manufactured, not at temples or churches as one might think, but at five-star hotel lobbies (the lobby in the film looks like it’s the abode of Gods) with a “we-mean-business” attitude you'd associate with a startup pitch or a job interview." Writing for Silverscreen India, Aswathy Gopalakrishnan said that the film showcased "the green room of the controversial faith-healing business that exploits gullible masses.
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Flair further stated that he thought Cesaro could be built up for a major storyline with Brock Lesnar within two months, suggesting for himself to become Cesaro's manager to help with his work on the microphone. Meanwhile, around the same time Stone Cold Steve Austin, a long time supporter of Cesaro, reiterated that he believed Cesaro had what was needed "to go up on top of the card" and blamed the WWE for not helping him more. Cesaro made his return from injury on the Raw after WrestleMania 32 on 4 April 2016 episode of Raw, introducing a new James Bond style entrance and attire to his character, including a tear-away business suit. He replaced Sami Zayn as a surprise entrant in the main event, a Fatal 4-Way match between himself, Kevin Owens, AJ Styles and Chris Jericho to determine the No. 1 contender for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, with the match being won by Styles.
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Highlights include Edward Scissorhands (1990), Batman Returns (1992), Sleepy Hollow (1999), Big Fish (2003) and Alice in Wonderland (2010). In 2005 he wrote the score and songs for Burton's Corpse Bride and provided the voice of the character of Bonejangles, as well as providing the score, songs and Oompa- Loompa vocals for Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory that same year. In addition to writing the score and ten songs for the Burton-produced stop motion animated film The Nightmare Before Christmas, Elfman also provided the singing voice for main character Jack Skellington, as well as the voices for side characters Barrel and the Clown with the Tear-Away Face. In addition to frequent collaborations with Burton, Raimi and Gus Van Sant, Elfman has worked with esteemed directors such as Brian De Palma, Peter Jackson, Joss Whedon, Errol Morris, Ang Lee, Richard Donner, Guillermo del Toro, David O. Russell, Taylor Hackford, Jon Amiel, Joe Johnston, and Barry Sonnenfeld.
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He played college football at Nebraska under head coach Bob Devaney, with future head coach Tom Osborne as offensive coordinator. HuskerPedia.com - Jeff Kinney interview - 2004-07-02 - accessed 2009-11-09 A three-year starter (1969–71), Kinney was the tailback (I-back) on the national championship teams of 1970 and 1971, and the Huskers' leading rusher in 1969 and 1971. He wore #35, often in a tatters, as tear-away jerseys were common for collegiate offensive backs in the early 1970s. In the "Game of the Century" against the unbeaten Oklahoma Sooners in Norman on Thanksgiving Day 1971, Kinney rushed for 171 yards, 151 in the second half, on 31 carries (5.5 avg.) and scored four touchdowns, the final one with less than two minutes remaining to put Nebraska ahead 35–31, the final score.HuskerPedia.com - NU @ OU 1971 - accessed 2009-11-06 The Huskers went 13–0 in 1971 and were consensus national champions; they defeated the next three teams in the final AP poll: Oklahoma, Colorado (31–7 in Lincoln), and Alabama (38–6 in the Orange Bowl).
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Blavatsky writes that "the parent trunk" of all religions and philosophical systems contains the "great Truth" that to date was hidden, distorted or simply ignored. She believes that The Secret Doctrine is book, in which is set out everything that can be transmitted to humanity in "this century", and it is an attempt to clear a part of the "common foundation" of all—great and small religious and philosophical systems. Kalnitsky has cited: "It was found indispensable to tear away all this mass of concreted misconceptions and prejudice which now hides the parent trunk of (a) all the great world-religions; (b) of the smaller sects; and (c) of Theosophy as it stands now—however veiled the great Truth, by ourselves and our limited knowledge." Blavatsky believes that prejudice and misconceptions have accumulated quite a lot, because they were created by great crowd, and it as theosophists attempt to deal with them has led to the fact that an attack on all theosophical writers and the Society itself have become permanent.
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