It may not tear up the autobahn, but the ES also won't tear up your budget.
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We will stop radical Islamic terrorism, because we cannot allow it to tear up our nation, and indeed, to tear up the entire world.
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We will stop radical Islamic terrorism because we cannot allow it to tear up our nation, and indeed to tear up the entire world.
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We will stop radical Islamic terrorism because we cannot allow it to tear up our nation and, indeed, to tear up the entire world.
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We will stop radical islamic terrorism because we cannot allow it to tear up our nation and, indeed, to tear up the entire world.
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In Billions, Bobby chooses to tear up the settlement check.
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And yes, the resulting photos will make you tear up.
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But what one president enacts, the next can tear up.
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When your friend makes you tear up on opening day.
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We're not going to tear up the Affordable Care Act.
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From the audience, Baker appeared to tear up multiple times.
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We tear up our credit cards and use only cash.
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He has refused to "tear up" the Iran nuclear deal.
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He told Anzora to tear up his Social Security card.
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Mr. Trump has vowed to tear up the nuclear deal.
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Some customers told Kelly directly it made them tear up.
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As Ryan Reynolds' merc with a mouth looks to tear up the box office this weekend, his feline counterpart has emerged to tear up the carpet (how do you get them to stop that?).
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Mr Sobyanin's proposals to tear up housing have made some snap.
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"Watch and prepare to tear up," Hillary Clinton tweeted Tuesday morning.
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Johnson started to tear up when she described what happened next.
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It still makes me tear up when I see the video.
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I'll start to read some of them and I'll tear up.
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If her answer makes you tear up, you are not alone.
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Don't click play on this unless you're prepared to tear up.
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"We do not want to tear up the agreements," he said.
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A gnat flew in one eye and made it tear up!!
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Did I tear up slightly the first time I watched this?
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I tear up when reading that part aloud to my grandchildren.
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The youngest, probably around seven years old, started to tear up.
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Emma González did not tear up a copy of the Constitution.
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Then came Trump, who campaigned pledging to tear up the nuclear deal.
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Trump has threatened to tear up the U.S. commitment to the accord.
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I tell her what's been going on and tear up multiple times.
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Hence the urge to tear up the whole system and start again.
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Every day, 820 of these trains tear up and down the country.
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Her dad's response made the whole internet tear up — it's so sweet.
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Mr Trump has promised to tear up NAFTA and curtail Mexican migration.
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I tear up a little and text my family members and boyfriend.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born
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FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born
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Trump probably could start deportation proceedings and tear up trade deals unilaterally.
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So why would Sony and Microsoft want to tear up the rulebook?
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The one thing about Daniel is that he doesn't tear up stuff.
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Farmers claim the hogs tear up their land and destroy their crops.
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You are far less likely to shiver, or gasp, or tear up.
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He also instructed Mr. Cohen to tear up the paperwork, prosecutors said.
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"Reagan would tear up every time he saw a flag," she remembered.
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And the winner had pledged to tear up the deal if elected.
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Last week protesters attempted to tear up Rusal's bauxite-transporting railway line.
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Author Steve Huff on Twitter said the message made him tear up.
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They're so beautiful your eyes will tear up just staring into them.
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It could easily tear up the charts in the English-speaking world.
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It's sure to make you go "whoa" (and tear up a bit).
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Trump has said he would tear up the nuclear deal reached with Iran.
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"He only wants to tear up paper," she explains of a favorite hobby.
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I've seen [the Always campaign] so many times and I still tear up.
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Contrary to his campaign promise, Mr Trump cannot unilaterally "tear up" the deal.
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I can tear up from thinking about a fat nerd's dad loving him.
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The two are beyond adorable and tear up just talking about each other.
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The sight of an ice cube in your drink makes you tear up.
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Randall looks so hurt and gobsmacked it made me tear up a little.
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I am so moved by the sermon, I tear up during the prayer.
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If listening to this song doesn't make you tear up, check your pulse.
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Everyone is having a great time watching Stephen Curry tear up the court.
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Lindsey Graham tweeted that Pelosi couldn't "tear up the accomplishments of this President."
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He's vowed to tear up major climate regulations like the Clean Power Plan.
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It's hard not to tear up, particularly on the heels of Father's Day.
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"If they 'tear up the deal' then we will burn it," he said.
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Will US tear up Iran nuclear deal, will Iran reinvigorate its nuclear program?
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It demands that we tear up the old rules about how businesses work.
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"Maybe your mother was right," she says, while Rachel starts to tear up.
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It still is—I'll tear up if I hear any Animal Crossing music.
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"That's my boy," he tells Arnold, as Josh and his friends tear up.
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"We all work very closely," Earnest said as she began to tear up.
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"They root up and make holes and tear up cotton fields," he said.
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He has promised to enforce, rather than tear up, the Iran nuclear deal.
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His whole shtick is just a first paragraph: Build a wall, tear up the Iran deal, tear up TPP, defeat ISIS, send troops to Niger and Afghanistan to kill terrorists, kill climate policy, kill family planning, cut taxes, raise military spending.
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"I'm gonna tear up just talking about it," Lawrence told Z100 of the performance.
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"I'm gonna tear up just talking about it," Lawrence told Z100 of the performance.
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No, Emma González did not tear up a copy of the United States Constitution.
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When I'm interviewing the tree planters, for instance, I've been known to tear up.
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"Whichever way it ends is a tragedy," Corden stammered indignantly, pretending to tear up.
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Mexico's markets have been battered hardest by Trump's threats to tear up trade deals.
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I'm a sentimental old fool, so the family visit always makes me tear up.
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" He also opposed Trump's threats to "tear up a bilateral trade deal with Seoul.
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When that happens, "you've just got to tear up your original strategy," Lyon laughs.
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The lyrics were so meaningful that I'd tear up whenever I listened to it.
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She then appeared to tear up as she honored her father, who died Friday.
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Trump threatened during his campaign to tear up a free trade deal with Mexico.
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When huge energy companies wanted to tear up our environment, Washington got it done.
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Romney appeared to tear up at one point, according to an account in Politico.
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"I don't have strong enough fingers to tear up a Green Card," he added.
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No one is going to tear up this agreement—it would be beyond folly.
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On his first jog after June's shooting, he began to tear up midway through.
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To the Editor: Oh Meghan's mom, just to see that lovely woman tear up.
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Not going to lie, the trailer made both me and editor Tom tear up.
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They tear up, watching the tiny creature who still belongs to both of them.
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But Rouhani on Tuesday reiterated previous comments that Trump cannot tear up the agreement.
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He would come walking down the hall and I would tear up, you know.
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Tear up a handful of basil leaves and add them to the simmering sauce.
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"We don&apost want to tear up the accord," Duque said in his victory speech.
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It ends in a way that made me tear up, and you should watch it.
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Mr Santos was wrong to offer to pay for farmers to tear up coca fields.
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"Seeing the boys with her … I feel like I tear up every day," she admitted.
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Even thinking about it makes me tear up, I just enjoy those moments so much.
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The 2012 nominee was visibly emotional and appeared to tear up when making the remarks.
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It's the kind of book that will make you smile, swoon, tear up, and think.
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Then I go to Facebook to unfriend him and tear up seeing his profile photo.
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"Seeing the boys with her… I feel like I tear up every day," she said.
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If that happens, tear up the first pack and start over with a fresh pack.
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Republican presidential candidate has threatened to tear up the nuclear deal if elected this November.
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But the little boy began to tear up as time passed and no one came.
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Hussar was in disbelief for a few seconds, then screamed, then started to tear up.
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Today, the wild versions tear up his property near Sutherland Springs and steal his pecans.
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"It makes me almost tear up that this happened to so many people," he said.
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I immediately tear up, get on my knees, and start saying a "thank you" prayer.
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Those attending the event, Camp RZR, are there to tear up the desert sand dunes.
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One survey shows that even 41 percent of men will tear up at 10,000 feet.
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Full tear-up of contracts is considered a last resort and would only be applied if the clearing service is not critical and the tear-up will not have systemic consequences, or if no other option will result in a better outcome for financial stability.
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At one point Brooks begins to tear up as she recalls her final scene with Wiley.
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"You don't have to tear up the relationship to address what grievances we have," Mitchell said.
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I tear up when she talks about her mum and how thankful she is for her.
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President Donald Trump says he's finally going to do what he's long threatened: tear up NAFTA.
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I sit in a daze on the couch and literally tear up like an exhausted toddler.
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"I'm just going to tear up," Antetokoumpo joked, when asked his reaction to making the postseason.
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"I actually tear up when I watch the footage," Altman told PEOPLE of the big day.
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Republicans Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio have pledged to tear up the nuclear deal if elected.
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"I let my team down and, you know," he said, as he started to tear up.
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Learn that you don't tear up baguette and dump it into your cream of lobster soup.
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You can watch Kevin Durant tear up his Achilles tendon in gif form if you want.
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Even proposals for television characters I only met a few weeks ago make me tear up.
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"There's a lot of hope for you," Biden told her, as she started to tear up.
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What people don't have a right to do is hurt other people or tear up property.
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But she also said something else that made him tear up in front of the cameras.
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The touching gesture made Arwen's parents and even the teacher on the playground tear up immediately.
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I would put down the phone and tear up, and when I went home, I cried.
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And his threat to tear up Nafta is still just a threat, albeit an ominous one.
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Foxes tear up trash bags and leave soup cans and antipasto packaging all over the hedges.
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He provided me with tools to go and make a mess and tear up a play.
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So he threatened to tear up KORUS as soon as he arrived at the White House.
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Those pregnancy hormones are crazy things, I swear I still tear up at the littlest thing.
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They tear up crops and property, eat endangered species, and spread diseases to livestock and humans.
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He ran vowing to tear up President Barack Obama's health law, while simultaneously pledging universal coverage.
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While we can't legislate morality, we can legislate tougher action to tear up these shadowy networks.
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Trump had previously threatened to tear up NAFTA altogether if his trade deal didn't go through.
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He has pledged to tear up the Iran deal and make a new one with Cuba.
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But try not to tear up when you hear Pooh's familiar voice in the trailer above!
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Many people, myself included, still tear up when that album's title track comes on the radio.
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And yet when Mr Trump threatens to tear up NAFTA, most Mexicans fret about the economic consequences.
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You'd have to be a real Grinch to not tear up at these photos from the visit.
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I try not to cry, but hearing him sigh and sound so defeated makes me tear up.
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But even in my grumpy state I notice I tear up at nice things in the news.
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I tear up at school shootings and refugee crises and little girls who get 3D-printed arms.
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Enjoy the ride and tear up that passport because you won't be needing it for some time.
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They are very unlikely to want to tear up the nuclear deal, something Mr Trump has threatened.
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However, the performers kept the mood upbeat, even if a few did tear up at certain points.
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TLC Spoiler alert: You may or may not tear up while listening to J. Cole's poignant verses.
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It is like a giant wedding designed to make even the most curmudgeonly of relations tear up.
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Some of these dates are super romantic and may make the more emotional among us tear up.
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"I'm looking at Mark Hamill wearing these robes and I literally start to tear up," he says.
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In some Republican presidential candidates' eyes, such provocations are cause enough to tear up the nuclear agreement.
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If I were in her position, I'd probably tear up over the embarrassing and heartbreaking incident, too.
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The procedure was surprisingly painless but disgusting enough to make my nurse to start to tear up.
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The outer space adventures of Ratchet & Clank have enough heart to make a Pixar devotee tear up.
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"They are so beautiful, I tear up whenever I look at them," says Phillips, a social worker.
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The GLD, the ETF that tracks gold, has been on a tear — up 17 percent this year.
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Thorne started to tear up when she emotionally tried to explain why she had never named him.
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French President Emmanuel Macron is in Washington, trying to convince Trump not to tear up the accord.
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If I tear up at work in front of some co-workers, how do I handle it?
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A few weeks later we saw the Blue Angels tear up the sky with precision and grace.
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Most critically, the renegotiation preserved the trilateral trade pact, after Trump threatened to tear up NAFTA altogether.
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That has made Mr. Trump's threats to tear up Nafta, a key piece of the relationship, dispiriting.
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As the quintet delivered their final goodbyes, Chaeryeong pouted as she felt herself starting to tear up.
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President Trump has long made it a practice to tear up his papers and throw them away.
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Perhaps she will tear up the verdict like she tore up the State of the Union address.
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Or you could tear up your leftover lamb, to make this fine dinner of Greek-style nachos.
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Last month, some 150 GitHub employees signed a letter urging the company to tear up the contract.
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Apple's annual holiday advertisements are designed to make people tear up, and this year's is no different.
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About 200 moviegoers were forced to leave the movie after the spray caused their eyes to tear up.
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Jade, meanwhile, only gets more emotional, starting to tear up as she continues to whack at the piñata.
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Tear up your basil and mix with the ground cinnamon and ginger, then sprinkle into the jar. 4.
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Seeing your union and love blessed in front of my eyes made me so happy…and tear up!
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Trump further ruffled feathers when he suggested that he might tear up the so-called "One China" policy.
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"Look, man, you can argue that Nancy was right, or wrong, to tear up Trump's speech," he says.
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"Unfortunately, Speaker Pelosi was unmoved and chose to tear up the House's copy of that speech," he said.
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This drugstore buy features three flexible blades that hug your contours so you don't tear up your skin.
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After realizing their wedding song, "A Thousand Years," was playing in the background, Harold began to tear up.
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A heady performance made the bride tear up, before the groom took off his jacket and joined in.
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"It's outrageous, it's just outrageous, the idea that she's willing to tear up human rights principles," he said.
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Second, it reiterated Mr Trump's desire to tear up America's trade agreements (a position most congressional Republicans hate).
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If this concept doesn't make you tear up at your desk, I don't know what to tell you.
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It's a gesture that she said not only made her tear up but taught her an important lesson.
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Millions of trees died and thousands of lawns disappeared as homeowners were encouraged to tear up their grass.
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" He announces his intention to tear up the defense treaty with South Korea—"Pull the fucking thing out!
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It's hard not to tear up as you watch Bran realize what he's accidentally done to his friend.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Trump repeatedly threatened to tear up the deal, and negotiate a better one.
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This leads Jimmy to tear up the name and number of the therapist he was about to call.
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One day on the phone, Lawrence accidentally called me "Mom" and I blushed, letting my eyes tear up.
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I still tear up, and this whole week, knowing the anniversary was coming, I've been sad and grumpy.
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" She then pauses again to retrieve tissues, adding "I promised myself I was not going to tear up.
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After her name was called, the biochemist clasped her hands to her face and began to tear up.
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And then everyone was just staring at the TV. I saw people tear up sketches they were writing.
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She said some photoshoots brought props like bookcases, or couches, and others had vehicles tear up the grass.
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Can Trump really tear up the nuclear agreement with Iran without completely destablizing the Persian Gulf, for example?
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"I was trying not to lose it more than I already had—I think I was tearing up before the vows even started, just because of the emotion of the day—then when I saw Gage tear up, I was trying not to tear up with him," Newville tells PEOPLE.
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Queensberry himself loved a tear up, famously getting arrested for fist-fighting with his own son in the street.
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The President could make good on yet another of his campaign promises and "tear up" the Iranian nuclear deal.
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The one that makes you tear up, even when sung by a frog with a banjo in a swamp?
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"Perhaps she will tear up this verdict like she tore up the State of the Union address," he said.
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Senate Democrats, even those who opposed it two years ago, do not want to tear up the nuclear accord.
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Pelosi said she had not planned to tear up Trump's speech, but she felt "liberated" when she did so.
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"It's home, so it's kind of hard to see it like this," he said, struggling not to tear up.
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"I don't think this storm said, 'Oh we're going to tear up Republicans' houses and not Democrats,'" Karr said.
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That doesn't mean the conversation will be easy—you might tear up or get overwhelmed with jealousy or obsession.
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We can count on Trump to tear up precedent, linguistics and all manner of societal, diplomatic and ethical norms.
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It would make me really angry, and I would just immediately start to tear up and leave my desk.
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Trump has in the past threatened to tear up international agreements but in the event has not carried through.
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Shannon Beador's silent blink 3/4 of the way through makes me laugh so hard that I tear up.
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We elected a populist government that promised to tear up the memorandum and at some point collided with reality.
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Mike Braun of Indiana said Pelosi couldn't tear up the US economy, which Trump touted extensively in his speech.
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His threats to tear up trade agreements and force American firms to bring jobs back home might prove empty.
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Charlie Parker took a job washing dishes just so he could listen to Art Tatum tear up the piano.
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However, Moody says his grandmother "told him to tear up the list, invite his friends and start from there."
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Trump has said he'll tear up or renegotiate the nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has been threatening to tear up the deal if he does not get his way.
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It should be a decent tear up and that alone is worth your time on this quiet Friday evening.
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Also muddying the waters, Britons will vote on June 23 on whether to tear up their EU membership card.
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Yet his critics say he is an anti-Brexit partisan, willing to tear up precedent and ignore expert advice.
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Mr. Trump may be a boor, goes the logic, but didn't he promise to tear up the Iran deal?
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The Pope's secret power Seeing the Pope help strangers made CNN Religion Editor Daniel Burke tear up, he writes.
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I remember seeing Baachan tear up at the vast nothingness; it was as if her history had been erased.
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In it, Cohen agreed to tear up the original 2016 agreement with Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford.
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Would rioters tear up roads and looters target businesses, as some did on the fringes of the 2011 protests?
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The couple, with dollar signs flashing in their eyes, tear up the check and immediately invest even more money.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to tear up NAFTA, saying the 24-year-old trade pact has cost American jobs.
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Tear up a piece of bread to make a mountain of crumbs and declare it an abundance of food.
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Then a master plan was carried out: Tear up the tracks and make more room on the bridge for cars.
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Check out the trailer above, try not to tear up, and watch the special coming to Netflix on November 25.
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I almost tear up as my instructor walks me through a self-empowerment message at the tail end of class.
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If you have a kitty who accidentally scratches you or loves to tear up furniture, clipping its nails could help.
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That night as he described his encounter to the local family he was staying with, they began to tear up.
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" As the children begin to tear up, the daughter says, "When my dad sings to her she gets so emotional.
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Among other things, he wants to tear up the labour code—which at 3,280 pages is longer than the Bible.
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Robot cars, they say, will let cities tear up parking lots (robots never rest) and replace them with affordable housing.
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The leaders of America's biggest companies lobbied furiously for Mr Trump not to tear up the deal, to no avail.
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In New York City's Union Square, Iris Reyes, 50, comforted a woman named Debbie, who was beginning to tear up.
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"Her brain was clearly more into dude A." Dessa started to tear up as she looked at the fMRI images.
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Authorities are advised to establish the general approach to be applied in determining contracts for partial tear-up in advance.
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My throat tightens and my eyes tear up as we head to the finish line, and I don't know why.
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Jackson sang a medley version of Stevie Wonder's "I'll Be Loving You Always" that would have made anyone tear up.
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They tear up walls just "to show we were here," and snatch whatever they like out of some insatiable greed.
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There are already signs that his White House will tear up the way the presidency does business with the press.
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Charlie Kirk, the founder of the Turning Point USA group, joked that Pelosi should tear up the US Constitution instead.
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And there is little to suggest that, if it were to leave the EU, it would tear up many rules.
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Through its swaps compression service, triReduce, TriOptima has led the tear up of US$923trn gross notional in redundant contracts.
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Freeport-McMoRan is on a tear, up more than 30 percent in 2019 and fresh off its upgrade from Citigroup.
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If you're younger than 40 and tear up this dance floor, you will never feel more attractive in your life.
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Kaitlyn Tiffany: I never thought I would tear up listening to a Fall Out Boy song, but here we are.
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We cannot reconcile with those who want to tear up the Constitution or those who want blood in the street.
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Ottawa is still studying whether to tear up the deal, which it says would cost millions of dollars in penalties.
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I always think it's strange that my therapy clients say "sorry" when they tear up or cry during therapy sessions.
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He has courted manufacturing workers with vows to tear up trade agreements and scrap the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Infuriated, the SVP could seek a second referendum to overturn the law, or to tear up the bilateral deals entirely.
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That being said, Trump has had opportunities to tear up the Iran deal in the past and has backed off.
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This full moon is in emotional Cancer, so expect to get weepy about things you usually wouldn't tear up about.
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Aside from that, he's game for a five round tear-up with just about anybody in a Muay Thai ring.
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An impotent threat to tear up a bargain that keep Iran's nuclear program under international surveillance won't change Tehran's behavior.
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It's hard to even sing it because I feel like I want to tear up in the middle of it.
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In 2008, many people rallied to her after she was excoriated for seeming to tear up at a campaign event.
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A whole classroom of young people showing such empathy, care and generosity, well, it's enough to make anyone tear up.
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Making her tear up even more during her acceptance speech, was word she had also won best female country artist.
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It's a game about playing with virtual toys, but by the end, Wattam might make you tear up a little.
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If passed, the deal would fulfill one of his campaign promises to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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"I see no circumstances under which I would tear up that pledge," Trump told reporters in New York in September.
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"There are too many cooks in the kitchen and I have my own way," Barrett says, beginning to tear up.
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In October 2016, they said, Mr. Pecker instructed Mr. Cohen to "tear up" the document relating to Ms. McDougal's contract.
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He also, presumably, would play a key role in any decision on whether to tear up the Iran nuclear deal.
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He wants to tear up the Iran deal but has proposed an unspecified "better deal" — not war — as the alternative.
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At the rate this pair is going, there's always next year to see them perform together and tear up the carpet.
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When Holtzman turned around and saw his boyfriend walking toward him, Ring Pop in his hand, he began to tear up.
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We spend a couple of hours playing around and I let them tear up their bear as much as they want.
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I would tear up in the studio as I listened to the mix, thinking of the kids we made this for.
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Insert second random 'spritzer season' post Drake is about to tear up the basketball court... right after he finishes his spritzer.
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Expect security snafus with Jamie Foxx, an ad-libbed speech by Joe Biden, and moments that will make you tear up.
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If there's too little snow, skiing becomes difficult, and the ice can spill and injure cyclists and tear up runners' sleds.
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I tear up when I see a baby that looks like it could have been produced by me and my ex.
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Rebel MPs expect help from the speaker, John Bercow, who seems willing to tear up normal procedural rules if need be.
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Even if you're not a fan of Shelton's, just try not to tear up when the couple exchanges their wedding rings.
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Locals tear up the riverbed with diggers or blast the banks with high-pressure hoses, then sieve the mud for gold.
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We created amazing customer experiences — fully immersive ones that people would still light up about, even tear up about, years later.
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In his victory speech Mr Duque promised not to tear up the deal, bits of which are part of the constitution.
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U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has threatened to tear up the NAFTA trade deal and impose tariffs on Mexican-made goods.
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First time I tear up in this episode is when she tells everyone in her hospital room that she loves them.
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The Republican nominee, Donald Trump, has called climate change a "hoax" and said he will tear up the Paris Climate Agreement.
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This Government brought down the previous government and they promised that it would tear up the programmes and would end austerity.
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Opinion: Why Trump won't tear up Iran nuclear deal CNN's Elise Labott, Laura Koran and Zachary Cohen contributed to this report.
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Get your tissues ready — the cast of This Is Us is going to make you tear up again, no acting required.
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FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born And this isn't the only thing on Lopez's radar.
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Just try not to tear up when you remember that the flowers will eventually wilt (it's really that kind of day).
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President Obama began to tear up while announcing executive actions on gun control, a unilateral move that would not involve Congress.
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Many other members of his party, which also controls Congress, have called for the new administration to tear up the agreement.
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So if it's hard to make the case that the deal isn't working, why else would you tear up this agreement?
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Where an idea causes you to have an unconscious physical reaction, like a sad thought that makes your eyes tear up.
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He promised to ease or freeze regulation, limit business income tax to 29 percent, and tear up the Paris climate agreement.
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But if after one month neither person comes back to the office, they tear up the papers, and you're still married.
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And since taking office last year, Trump has threatened to tear up the trade agreement between the US, Mexico and Canada.
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The story of the little girl in Allumette was the first VR film that made me tear up in my headset.
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The youngest and oldest passengers tear up a dance floor decked out in American flare, while the middle-aged just watch.
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Do you want to tear up over photos of a Mr. Poopybutthole and his dog mourning the loss of a cat?
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In Iran, President Hassan Rouhani said that his country would not allow Mr. Trump to tear up last year's nuclear agreement.
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"I think it's very unlikely the ruling will tear up or throw into question the work of the bureau," he said.
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But behind the closed doors of the chandeliered room, complaints spilled forth about President Trump's threats to tear up the agreement.
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"I am sorry to interrupt — I just wanted to greet you," the older man said, his eyes starting to tear up.
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"I felt like crying, and I did begin to tear up," Woods later said of his advance on the final green.
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France and Ireland have threatened to tear up the EU-Mercosur trade deal, 20 years in the making, over the fires.
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Will he tear up the congressional agreement and stand with his most loyal supporters by refusing to cave on the wall?
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The Republican nominee, Donald Trump, has called climate change a 'hoax' and said he will tear up the Paris climate agreement.
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In just a few months, Mr. Trump has gone from promising to "tear up" the nuclear deal to allowing its extension.
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Democrats, they argued, were "asking you to tear up the ballots" by finding Mr. Trump guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors.
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He wants to tear up the pending Trans-Pacific Partnership among the United States, Japan and 10 other Asia-Pacific countries.
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Trump had vowed to tear up the 2015 agreement, brokered by the Obama administration, alongside several European allies, Russia and China.
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The clots not only use up all the platelets, but they also tear up the red blood cells that flow past.
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The stock has been on a tear, up 12 percent year to date and 44 percent in the last 12 months.
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"We're like literally best friends, so seeing him this way, that was hard," he said as he began to tear up.
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As president of BusinessEurope, a leading European industrial organization, Emma Marcegaglia fears Mr. Trump's threats to tear up major trade agreements.
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They tear up recalling how Rajneesh made them feel, shake their heads at those who fought him and his feud with Sheela.
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I know absolutely nothing about flowers but they're gorgeous and the card is so sweet it makes me tear up a little.
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He favours a tough stance in dealing with Iran though he does not want to tear up the Obama administration's nuclear deal.
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"That was one of several moments that made me tear up," Graham, who lives in Houston's Historic Heights neighborhood, told BuzzFeed News.
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The whole world has much to fear from Mr Trump's threats to tear up trade agreements and impose punitive tariffs on imports.
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I try not to tear up when I give her a hug and remind myself that we will continue to speak daily.
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The United States is threatening to tear up its free-trade treaty with Mexico and Canada, and crime is on the rise.
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The 18:9 aspect ratio and 2,303 x 1,440 resolution will still make your eyes tear up because everything's still so clear.
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Trump has vowed to tear up or renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement, calling it a disaster for the United States.
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Now you can finally listen to "I'll Stand By You Always" and maybe tear up thinking of Ron, Hermione and Harry's friendship.
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Scottie Pippen is finally ready to tear up those divorce docs he filed -- he and Larsa are officially calling off the split.
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FROM PEOPLE TV: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born The couple are extremely private, rarely being photographed together.
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FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born The twins' sexes and names have yet to be released.
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Tehran, Iran (CNN)On Tuesday afternoon, US President Donald Trump made good on a promise to "tear up" the Iran nuclear deal.
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Other Republican rivals for the presidency promised to tear up Mr Obama's nuclear deal with Iran on their first day in office.
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The police officer told the mom that if she got her plates renewed within a week, he'd tear up her speeding ticket.
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If these new Southern Democrats succeed, they will do more than tear up the old assumptions about how to win in Dixie.
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Trump has spoken harshly about U.S. trade imbalances with South Korea and threatened to tear up a trade agreement with the country.
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Burt Blackarach: And anybody who's been and seen me speak sees how passionate ... I've had people tear up coming to me. Wow.
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I plow through the crowd, run back down the stairs, across to the other staircase and tear up to the express platform.
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Predictably, a few of the brown bears in Italy began to eat farmers' chickens, tear up commercial beehives and generally wreak havoc.
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Lady is more vocal, and the new film delivers an unexpected backstory for Tramp, which may make you tear up a bit.
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I've always been pretty game, so when people came down to the clubs wanting to fuck about, we'd have a tear-up.
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Mr. Pecker told Mr. Cohen in October 2016 that the deal was off, and told him to tear up the signed agreement.
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We believe software designed and tested in the suburbs requires a complete tear-up in order to succeed in dense urban areas.
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Democrats, they argued, were "asking you to tear up all of the ballots" by convicting Mr. Trump of high crimes and misdemeanors.
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For a moment it seemed that she might tear up, as a few spectators did in the back of the hearing room.
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Wallace also reveals Trump threatened to tear up its intelligence-sharing relationship with the UK.Visit Business Insider&aposs homepage for more stories.
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With the Iran crisis ongoing, the UK is now openly threatening to tear up its longstanding defence partnership with the United States.
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Inside the administration, there seems to be little appetite now to tear up the 2015 agreement, despite Mr. Trump's criticism of it.
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I remember laughing at my friend for crying at this in the theater, and now it makes me tear up every time.
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Maybe you'll tear up at the tender romance between the central couple, or at the poignant relationships between its parents and children.
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Meanwhile, Glover knows how to make you tear up with the best of them, and the Christmas dinner scene is a highlight.
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When Reed asked about the Iran deal, which Trump has threatened to tear up on day one, Mattis argued for keeping it.
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"Seeing Joey tear up his set at VAPELANDIA reminded me of how amazing it was to collaborate with him," McCharen added over email.
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Of course, using executive power also carries risk that the next president could come in and tear up Trump's orders on day one.
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"It does not mean that you're an alcoholic" The comment caused Brandi to tear up, emotions caused by a combination of two things.
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Yet an even bigger concern was, and is, that Turkey's mercurial president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, could tear up the agreement at any time.
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The Ontario premier said he "loved" listening to Trump's address and was "disappointed" to see Pelosi tear up her copy of the speech.
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The American's threats to tear up a joint trade deal and impose hefty border taxes on Mexican goods have also battered the peso.
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While paddling around in flooded paddy fields, ducks tear up weeds and snack on insects, with their manure even acting as additional fertilizer.
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If anything, Lexus has tried to touch just about everything it could without making a complete tear-up of the fourth-generation model.
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"I'm starting to tear up," JD (who popped the question in October 2018) says within seconds of seeing his new family-friendly abode.
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At one point during his remarks, President Obama began to tear up while recalling some of the deadliest mass shootings in recent years.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has variously vowed to tear up or renegotiate the 1994 deal between the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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The Republican presidential candidate, who has courted manufacturing workers with vows to tear up trade agreements, is due to speak at 7 p.m.
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"I call on my colleagues to tear up the treaty of humiliation and shame," said MP Yahya Saoud, referring to the peace deal.
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I tear up when I think any day could be the last day my oldest daughter goes for a run in the stroller.
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Meanwhile, Ted Cruz, among others, has promised to tear up the Iran deal and move the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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And then the sixth act I teared up and I never really tear up when it comes to sentimental Vampire Diaries-esque things.
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On balance, it does not make sense to tear up the landscape to support expanding infrastructure for what is still a fossil fuel.
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YOU KNOW, THERE WAS A MOMENT WHERE I STARTED TO TEAR UP AS I WAS THINKING IF ONLY MY PARENTS COULD SEE THIS.
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And if you want to tear up but are short on time, you can check out this Pixar supercut, created by Chris Huebes.
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When I asked him to speak of Jaroslaw, he warned me that he might get emotional, and he promptly started to tear up.
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As is typical with highly constrained stunt puzzles, I frequently reached dead ends and had to tear up what I had already created.
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London Theater Reviews LONDON — Some plays rip up the rule book, but not many, by the end, tear up the stage floor itself.
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We'd bet that you already have someone in mind who would tear up over receiving one of these Instant Pots as a gift.
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"The Republican nominee, Donald Trump, has called climate change a 'hoax' and said he will tear up the Paris climate agreement," California Gov.
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Those that accept SoftBank's offer can tear up their old business plan and shift focus entirely to ramping up organic growth and acquisition.
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Ms. Ballard still has to tear up the ruined subfloor on her house and then get expert advice on how she should rebuild.
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The heavily tech-weighted Nasdaq has been on a tear, up 210.6 percent so far this month and 239 percent year to date.
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"I immediately began to tear up, looking at my sister with terror," Alicia Kennedy recently wrote of her experience trying a Beyond Burger.
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"What I told him was not to tear up the deal," Macron said in a live TV interview on Sunday, according to Politico.
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Mr. Ross has maintained that in that role, he would protect American workers and tear up bad trade deals that harmed American industry.
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I dare you to watch the kids dance at their winter recital in the final scene of Season 2 and not tear up.
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In other words, there is no immediate need to tear up the INF Treaty to defend American allies and interests against Russian intentions.
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He has indicated he wants to tear up the Iran nuclear deal — a deal that the intelligence community had a hand in crafting.
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As it turns out, the type of people who tear up a Jack in the Box over cold food are not super bright.
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My little sister texts me some pictures from her prom last night and I tear up a little at how grown up she's gotten.
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It's the only movie on this list that might make clicking a "Remember Me" box on a website's login screen make you tear up.
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The stakes felt so high, and trying to figure out who to vote for was making her emotional, she said, starting to tear up.
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Pledging to run a tight budget without raising taxes, he defends the North American Free Trade Agreement that Trump has threatened to tear up.
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It's a vivid memory still and her eyes tear up at the thought of every past setback that her first-born son has suffered.
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A new Sundance Film Festival selection, Skate Kitchen bucks this notion, giving young women a chance to tear up their own city streets — together.
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Trump says he wants to tear up or renegotiate the deal while Clinton has taken a populist tack on free trade during her campaign.
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This adorable puzzle platformer lets you tear up an alien world with a swipe of your finger to lead Fez-like characters back home.
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Mr Trump has said that he is merely threatening to tear up trade agreements and impose tariffs, in order to achieve better trade deals.
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WATCH: Million Dollar Listing's James Harris Shares Exclusive Peek Inside His Newest Property "I actually tear up when I watch the footage," Altman says.
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Donald Trump's plan to tear up NAFTA could hit U.S. jobs, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned in an exclusive interview with NBC News.
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It offers oil importers, like South Korea, a chance to tear up wasteful energy subsidies—or boost inflation and curb deficits by raising taxes.
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One need only look at the disdain they have shown for the nuclear deal -- and the threats by some to tear up the agreement.
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"She said that and I really started to tear up," said Martina Cohran, a senior at New England College where the rally was held.
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I tear up just thinking about that episode, the same way I do with the HIMYM finale (I'm a defender of it, full disclosure).
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The CHOICE Act, however, rips us into reverse and seeks not to tweak but to tear up key and critical components of Dodd-Frank.
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"I can tell you personally, it was very hard to sit through Judge Kavanaugh's testimony, and not tear up and, frankly, cry," Paulina said.
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Mr. Trump ran against Nafta during the 2016 campaign, threatening to tear up the deal before relenting and demanding a new trade agreement instead.
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Rachel and Kenny have a heartfelt, mutual goodbye after they realize their relationship hasn't been able to advance, and it makes me tear up.
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The lesson from all of this is, first, that a dysfunctional Congress is not an excuse for a president to tear up the Constitution.
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The UK threatens to tear up its defence alliance with the US after Trump&aposs Iran crisis triggers a rupture between the two countries.
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The attempted assassination of Sergei Skripal shows that Russia continues to tear up all the rules that shaped the post-Cold War security environment.
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Trump, who came into office vowing to tear up the "worst deal ever negotiated," has set a May 12 deadline to improve the accord.
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" As for Clinton's claims that he would threaten the Affordable Care Act, he rebutted, "We're not going to tear up the Affordable Care Act.
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A curly-haired, 28-year-old singer-songwriter who started out as a YouTube sensation and then went onto tear up the German charts.
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You tear up thinking about the untimely death of a young artist and feel super sad for the older veterans who nobody really knew about.
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Even if you're not a believer in true love, the scenic backdrop in this "first look" video is enough to make anyone tear up. 9.
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Nasser Hadian, a professor of international relations at Tehran University, told CNN this week it was unlikely the Trump administration would tear up the agreement.
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Determined to make the financial investment work for her, Fiona starts to tear up the floor on her own… with a hammer and a spatula.
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"Now that I'm doing Poosh, I just always wish I had more time," Kourtney said, noting her lifestyle website, as she began to tear up.
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He returned the following Friday with plans to tear up the bar and slap the owners with enough infractions to shut it down for good.
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President Donald Trump, who took office threatening to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), has settled for a modest revision of it.
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It's even less likely that North Korea will give up its nukes now that it sees Trump poised to tear up the Iran nuclear deal.
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But it was her 15-year-old son René-Charles surprising her to present her with her award -- which made Dion, and us, tear up.
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I'm feeling good through most of spin class until a song comes on that reminds me of my now ex-boyfriend, and I tear up.
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FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born But when her son was born in April 2015, he weighted 8.7 lbs.
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However, he has promised to tear up the Iran deal, and history suggests he may be inclined to support the Saudi role as regional power.
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But the U.S. Department of Defense predicted an event of that scale would tear up D.C.'s streets — and cost taxpayers more than $92 million.
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Should the visa bid fail Mr Erdogan has vowed to tear up the migrant deal, and Mr Davutoglu will not be around to protect it.
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"They tried to divide our country to poison the national debate and to tear up the fabric of our great democracy," Trump told the crowd.
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President Donald Trump, who carried many ag-important heartland states in the 2016 election, has threatened to tear up the 24-year-old NAFTA deal.
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He wants to tear up the nuclear deal and has befriended both Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman.
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But it's the part that Trump left out — any promise to tear up the deal — that likely made the deepest impression on the Israeli leader.
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And having seen Trump just tear up the nuclear deal with Iran by tweet, Kim Jong-un is not going to make himself equally vulnerable.
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Such pressure, coupled with Mr. Trump's enmity for his predecessor, led him last year to tear up the 2015 Iran deal, squandering a unique opportunity.
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Teenagers were saving up their pocket money to see Tiesto and a bunch of other nondescript white men tear up Creamfields or Electric Daisy Carnival.
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A decision by Mr. Trump to withhold certification would not, therefore, automatically "tear up" the agreement, as he promised to do in the 2016 campaign.
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A cabal of ultra-Thatcherites is using Brexit to tear up the social contract and turn Britain into a "US-style dog-eat-dog dystopia".
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I'm embarrassed to say I tear up watching it because, gosh darn it, when am I going to have my own tiny curly-haired child?
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He disagreed over Trump's desire to tear up the 2015 Obama administration deal with Iran and other world allies to neuter that nation's nuclear ambitions.
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" Mr. Trump has vowed to "tear up" the nuclear agreement the Obama administration and other world powers brokered with Iran, calling it a "bad deal.
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Many economists have warned that Trump's vow to tear up existing trade agreements and enforce strict tariffs against foreign imports could rock the U.S. economy.
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Feltham says that she has seen her customers tear up after eating the tacos at Sonoratown, because the flavor and components are all so accurate.
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Putin said in October he lacked information about the matter and said Russia would not tear up its relations with Saudi Arabia because of it.
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The United States has been trying to drum up support for new sanctions against Iran, and has repeatedly threatened to tear up the 2015 agreement.
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The president's comments about military exercises represent the latest example of his willingness to tear up the usual script for presidential pronouncements on the world stage.
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We haven&apost crossed that finish line yet, but we can see the checkered flag from here, and we&aposre ready to tear up some dirt.
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I can watch adoption surprise videos on YouTube all day and they'll consistently make me tear up even without the assistance of an emotionally charged soundtrack.
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ABC correspondent Michael Strahan introduced the clip to the stunned young performer who immediately started to tear up at the kind words from his previous mentor.
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"And this genuine smile just came on, and it literally makes me want to tear up right now, but it was just like, 'Whoa,' " she continues.
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If you're like me, this adorable video of Chris Evans finally being reunited with his furry best friend Dodger is sure to make you tear up.
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It could be that his threats to tear up trade agreements and raise tariffs are simply bargaining chips, designed to force governments to the negotiating table.
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French President Emmanuel Macron came away from two days of meetings in the US last week fairly certain that Trump intended to tear up the deal.
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Trump has also pledged to tear up or renegotiate international trade deals, which could unleash a wave of protectionism and stall a tentative global economic recovery.
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I'm a longtime Wonder Woman fan, and seeing her signature golden lasso spring and snap to joyous life even made me tear up a tiny bit.
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"I wouldn't be shocked if during the dance I do tear up," says Jennings, who adds that he hopes his story will encourage families tuning in.
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The President has promised to "tear up" former President Barack Obama's Iran nuclear deal, and the Saudis CNN spoke to are eager to see that happen.
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Clinton said Trump wanted to tear up alliances that keep nuclear proliferation in check while she believed alliances make the world and the United States safer.
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Emboldened by European parliamentary elections, in which his far-right party got a third of the votes, Salvini is threatening to tear up EU fiscal rules.
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Uncertainty brought on by the election of President Trump, who is highly critical of Iran and has promised to "tear up" the deal, hasn't helped matters.
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South Korea is a long-standing American ally but Trump has spoken harshly about U.S. trade imbalances and threatened to tear up the bilateral trade pact.
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While Duque has said he doesn't want to tear up the agreement, he also believes the peace pact is too lenient on former rebel fighters. 4.
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He vowed to tear up or renegotiate several international agreements, including the Iran nuclear deal, the Paris climate accord and the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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On those aforementioned makeup days, I've been leaning toward water-resistant eye products, because the winter wind on the East Coast makes my eyes tear up.
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That's mostly because the alternatives are worse: a zombie NAFTA 1.0, or a president who gets angry enough that he decides to tear up NAFTA altogether.
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I'd always found it hard not to tear up when participating in ritual, from weddings and funeral processions to the singing of anthems and old songs.
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But once that was done, what joys were left when the precipitation was more ice than snow and the wind could make even adults tear up?
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What may have captured the imagination of younger voters is his plan to tear up the current semi-presidential constitutional model in favor of direct democracy.
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Corker said he's mindful of that timeframe, but that Trump has indicated he won't tear up the deal at that point if progress on legislation continues.
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BEIJING — China expressed "serious concern" Monday after President-elect Donald Trump suggested he might tear up the basis for decades of bilateral relations between Washington and Beijing.
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President Donald Trump has been critical of the Iran deal, suggesting during the campaign that he would tear up the agreement negotiated by President Barack Obama's administration.
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To hunt the unwilling...'" On her now-deleted Tumblr, Lecron posted pictures from outside Columbine High School with the caption that the experience made her "tear up.
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The 43-year old leader was catapulted to power in 2015 on pledges to tear up the country's bailouts, end austerity and freeze privatizations, scaring away investors.
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The three remaining Republican presidential candidates have all vowed to tear up or back away from the nuclear deal, which Obama administration officials say would be calamitous.
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The infamously stoic Zuckerberg began to tear up, describing how a high school student he mentored feared he couldn't go to college because he's an undocumented immigrant.
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Central bankers reject Trump's economic nationalism, including renewed threats to tear up the 22.5-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement, if it leads to more protectionism.
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Trump has pledged to tear up or renegotiate international trade agreements, which could set off a wave of protectionism, threatening to stall a tentative global economic recovery.
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I spent nearly 40 hours saving the world, but what really made me tear up was, near the end of the journey, stumbling across a goofy selfie.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, who says he is prepared to tear up NAFTA, has struck a trade deal with Mexico and threatened to push ahead without Canada.
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The subsidies will gradually end as contracts start to expire in 2017 but he said the government would not tear up existing deals as neighbor Spain did.
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Trump took office last year vowing to tear up NAFTA unless major changes were made to a pact he blames for the loss of U.S. manufacturing jobs.
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Trump's threats to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the deal that underpins much of Mexico's foreign trade, has also weighed on the peso.
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President Trump's decision to tear up the Trans Pacific Partnership, pick a fight with Mexico and threaten other key trading partners limits the potential for expanded exports.
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"I believe it is wrong to unilaterally tear up the agreement, which was agreed on and which was unanimously approved by the U.N. Security Council," Merkel said.
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If they hadn't told me, I might have guessed, since the workshop area was hazy with it, leading us all to cough and tear up a little.
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The move stopped short of Trump's stated plan during the campaign to tear up the 2014 agreement that sought to stop Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
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London Fashion Week Partygoers Tear Up Dance Floor (and Tear Down a Wall) In London, Cocktails for 500 Fashion Influencers Carmen Busquets, Fashion's E-Commerce Fairy Godmother
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Even if you don't have body hair, surf wax can really tear up your skin leaving you with something like a rug burn, or, uh, a rash.
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Although Queen Elizabeth appoints the prime minister and could technically dismiss him, that would tear up the convention that the monarch does not get involved in politics.
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I can read things on a scale of what can make me tear up, and definitely "The Lines You Amend" or "Coax Me" are just so beautiful.
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They also give the government the right to tear up and renegotiate contracts for natural resources like gas or minerals, and remove the right to international arbitration.
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And for the data it does collect, users can use Firefox to "delete your temporary files afterwards much like you would tear up a receipt," he adds.
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If President Trump makes it clear that he is not intending to tear up the nuclear deal with Iran, we would expect oil prices to drop sharply.
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Trump came to power last year threatening to tear up NAFTA unless major changes were made to a pact he blames for the loss of manufacturing jobs.
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Even during his campaign, he made it clear that one of his top priorities would be to tear up Obama's climate policies like the Clean Power Plan.
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Trump came to power last year vowing to tear up NAFTA unless major changes were made to a pact he blames for the loss of U.S. manufacturing jobs.
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But fair warning: Be prepared to dig out those old TigerBeat posters when you go home for the holidays, because he'll tear up your heart all over again.
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McGeary's striking has always looked dangerous, and he looks like he enjoys a good tear up far more than Davis, but he is not always the most crisp.
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There were others, which made him tear up, from people hoping to donate to Wuhan schools and hospitals, and to send supplies to protect their families in China.
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It's equally exciting to watch the offspring of Beatrix Kiddo herself — Jo's portrayer Maya Hawke calls Uma Thurman "mom" — tear up a screen with her own defiant rage.
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One of her friends rushes over to fit a party hat on Lauren's head, and Aaron steps in to embrace his wife as she starts to tear up.
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After she dances with her husband, Jane and Rogelio tear up the floor with their own choreography, because what even is the point of weddings besides choreographed dance?
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Once we sit down inside, I still find myself unable to stop thinking about it and actually tear up and start silently crying in a pretty packed crowd.
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The report will be welcomed by foreign governments, signaling that the United States is taking a measured approach to deregulation and is unwilling to tear up international standards.
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Anyone who claims he doesn't tear up during the key change on Céline Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" is lying to you, and that is plain fact.
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Meanwhile, Mr Trump's threats to tear up the five-year-old United States-Korea Free Trade Agreement undermine the assurances of solidarity made by his national-security team.
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Talk Line expert Christopher Clem says that when it comes to carving, stay away from the serrated knives, as those tend to tear up the meat too aggressively.
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" Per NBC's Alastair Jamieson: "Donald Trump's plan to tear up NAFTA could hit U.S. jobs, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned in an exclusive interview with NBC News.
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They would painstakingly persuade ranchers like the ones visiting the office to tear up their contracts with the BLM, as his father and LaVoy Finicum had already done.
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The president-elect has threatened to impose retaliatory tariffs on China, build a wall along the Mexican border and tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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If Trump tries to tear up that trade pact with the EU and start over, there will be a cataclysmic economic collapse on both sides of the Atlantic.
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FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born A source previously told PEOPLE Rodriguez is pulling out all the stops to woo his beloved.
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Ted Cruz, whose staunch pro-Israel views -- especially his promise to tear up the Iran deal on day one in office -- will likely get a much better reception.
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But after seeing them tear up a show by with their extensive musicality, hyper self-awareness, and raw punk energy, it's clear Loner Chic already have their identity.
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This is one of the gentlest makeup removers I've ever used; my eyes are very sensitive, and this doesn't make them sting or tear up in the slightest.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, then-candidate Donald Trump repeatedly pledged to immediately tear up both DACA and DAPA, but upon taking office, he left DACA in place.
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"The calvarium is mostly intact, with a tear up the back suture line, but all pieces look to be there," the technician wrote in an email dated Jan.
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As the individually recorded voices merge and the men variously dance, sway or tear up, the reflection on aging masculinity and super fandom is both comical and moving.
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And Mr. Trump's on again-off again vows to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement while unleashing a trade war with China also risks derailing growth.
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" She continues, "[Renner] would steal my cell phone, take (or tear up) my credit cards when he was upset with me, and on one occasions took my passport.
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If lawyers fear that MDL judges will tear up their contracts and ignore their deals with class counsel, they just hold out for their own settlements, Watts said.
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He started to tear up as he spoke about how proud their parents would be of Bernie for his accomplishments and his efforts to help the working class.
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Back when we dated, when he was angry with me, he would punch his car and tear up the plants outside of my house in fits of rage.
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I've solved a lot of crossword puzzles, but I can honestly say that I have never solved one that made me tear up when I got the theme.
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You'll laugh out loud, you'll tear up, you'll do both simultaneously, and after finishing the series you'll want to scream-recommend it to every living being you encounter.
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When he reached the Da Bomb Beyond Insanity hot sauce with a Scoville level of 135,600, LaBeouf began to tear up as he talked to host Sean Evans.
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Back when we dated, when he was angry with me, he would punch his car and tear up the plants outside of my house in fits of rage.
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"It's going to require even more than that, because you would also have to tear up the streets, and increase the capacity in our treatment system," said Yoder.
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Just after the vote, one woman sent me a video of her autistic daughter smiling and dancing, and it makes me tear up whenever I think about it.
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Paul knows what we all do, because you've already cringed watching Lindsay tear up that check: She didn't deposit it, and she wouldn't know how if she wanted to.
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Trump's threats to tear up a trade deal with Mexico, build a massive border wall and his attacks on U.S. companies investing there have spooked investors, hurting the peso.
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There's the Beauty and the Beast proposal (try not to tear up), the two-years-in-the-making travel-blogger proposal, the epic Olympic proposal and many, many more.
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In response to the pressure, students have been known to tear up textbooks while waiting between exams and throwing them off school buildings in a form of cathartic protest.
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By contrast, they downplayed the other "Donnie Darko" element of his policies—his threats to tear up trade agreements and heighten geopolitical risk in the middle east and Asia.
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The three remaining Republican presidential candidates have all vowed to tear up or back away from the nuclear deal, which Obama administration officials say would be a calamitous move.
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Donald Trump's suggestion (though he has contradicted himself on the issue) that he may tear up the nuclear deal once in the White House has further muddied the picture.
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Trump's "America First" campaign has seen him withdraw from the Trans Pacific Partnership, threaten to tear up NAFTA and seek to renegotiate the U.S.-South Korea free trade deal.
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Trump vows to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement that Reagan initiated to pressure Congress into passing the modestly revised version he negotiated with Canada and Mexico.
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The international climate change agreement took effect just four days before Americans elected Trump, a candidate who called global warming a "hoax" and threatened to tear up the accord.
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Each afternoon I would rush home from school, throw my bag on the floor, and gallop over to the Playstation to tear up the School level on the game.
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They also note that Trump has promised to tear up the Obama administration's nuclear deal with Iran, which many American Jews see as a potentially existential threat to Israel.
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The peso has been under pressure from threats by Republican candidate Trump that if elected president in November, he could tear up the United States' trade deal with Mexico.
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During the election campaign, Trump threatened to impose punitive tariffs on goods produced in Mexico and to tear up a joint trade agreement with Latin America's No. 2 economy.
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When Pinkett Smith whispers, "Oh my God" in response and starts to cry, Fletcher reaches out and begins to tear up before saying, "Thank you for loving my baby."
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" As she began to tear up, Perry admitted: "That is a little bit of why I cut my hair, because I really want to be my authentic self 100%.
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Trump stirred fears about the outlook for the Mexican economy after making threats to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement and impose tariffs on Mexican-made goods.
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Trump promised Midwestern auto workers last year that he would tear up vehicle rules touted by the administration of former President Barack Obama as among its biggest climate actions.
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Ray Sefo, Mark Hunt, Peter Graham, Sam Greco, Stan Longinidis—Australia and New Zealand were known for putting out big, tough lads who put on a great tear-up.
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The United States has levied global tariffs on metal imports that include those from Europe, Canada and Mexico, while threatening to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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As he pressures North Korea to curb its nuclear program, he has belittled South Korea for "appeasement" and threatened to tear up its trade deal with the United States.
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Iran: Mr. Trump has vowed to tear up the 2015 deal under which Iran halted its most dangerous nuclear activities in exchange for the lifting of most international sanctions.
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He has also insisted he has no plan to tear up an arms sales deal signed with the Saudis last year because it would cost the United States jobs.
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The plan is the latest move by Trump to deliver on his campaign promises to tear up trade deals that he has argued put U.S. workers at a disadvantage.
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Thanks to the global shift in payments from paper to plastic, shares of Mastercard have been on a tear, up nearly 15 percent just since the start of 2018.
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Calls for the building of a wall, promises to deport millions and threats to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement have been met with measured, understated responses.
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When Zain's parents tell his lawyer, played by Ms. Labaki, "that she has no right to judge them, and her eyes tear up, the guilt feels phony," another wrote.
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US President Donald Trump meanwhile accuses Iran of backing terrorism -- a charge it denies -- and has threatened to tear up a 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and major powers.
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As Macron headed to the United States, the Iranian government urged European leaders to convince Trump not to tear up the 2015 deal between Tehran and six world powers.
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Trump has said he could tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), saying that it has killed U.S. jobs, and he called Mexican immigrants rapists during his campaign.
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Pelosi's decision to tear up the president's speech, which actually occurred at the conclusion of his State of the Union address on February 4, was controversial in and of itself.
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When he spoke about meeting a teenage girl with a terminal illness at the stage door in London — with her crying parents filming the encounter — Boyle began to tear up.
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The 43-year old leader, whose Syriza party is sagging in opinion polls, was catapulted to power in 2015 promising to end the belt-tightening and tear up the bailouts.
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The Oscars faced backlash on social media for rejecting the commercial, including a fierce condemnation on Instagram from actress Busy Philipps who wrote that the spot made her tear up.
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The Apple Music ad stars singer Brantley Gilbert waxing poetic about open roads and small-town life as motorcycles tear up farm fields and diner patrons smile at one another.
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The peso currency has slumped amid fears Trump will make good on threats to tear up a joint trade deal with Mexico or impose hefty tariffs on Mexican-made goods.
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She closed this year's fashion show in dramatic winged look and couldn't help but tear up as she received a standing ovation for her lengthy career as a VS Angel.
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President Donald Trump has pledged to roll back legislation he believes stymies economic growth, but opposition in the U.S. Senate makes it hard for Mnuchin to tear up existing rules.
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A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit against President Donald Trump by porn actress Stormy Daniels that sought to tear up a hush-money settlement about an alleged affair.
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The lyric that'll make you tear up: "I wasn't ready then, I'm ready now/ I'm heading straight for you/ You will only be eternally/ The one that I belong to."
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But European leaders are wrestling with the kinds of revolts from voters who felt they were economically and political disenfranchised by globalization and vowed to tear up establishment political systems.
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Over the weekend, France said it had begun working with Iran to preserve the deal, which Trump has threatened to tear up unless what he views as defects are corrected.
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"This is disappointing and another lost opportunity to tear up the catastrophic Obama-Iran nuclear deal once and for all," the senators said in a joint statement tweeted by Cruz.
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Then there is the matter of the North American Free Trade Agreement, which Mr. Trump has threatened to tear up if the United States cannot obtain substantial changes through negotiations.
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Whether he realizes it or not — and I suspect he doesn't — Trump is threatening to tear up the international system on which the US and much of the world relies.
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But draining the reservoirs has left hundreds of families flooded out, long after others have returned to tear up ruined drywall and floorboards and pile ruined furniture at their curbs.
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Mr. Cohen and Mr. Trump recently indicated that they are willing to tear up the nondisclosure agreement, but Ms. Clifford and her attorney, Michael Avenatti, have not accepted the offer.
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In a one-on-one conversation with Peter after Madison left the family date, Barbara started to tear up and told her son, "She's not there for you," about Madison.
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Trump's decision to tear up a diplomatic deal that was working and resume escalating aggressions with Iran has brought us to the brink of another war in the Middle East.
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On Friday, Cohen's shell company, Essential Consultants, filed a document with the court agreeing to tear up the agreement with Daniels and asking her to return the money she received.
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That means that Prong 3 may be the hardest to achieve, unless Republicans are willing to tear up the filibuster or Byrd rule, changes that could have wide-reaching implications.
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Trump has filled his administration with climate deniers, plans to disembowel the Environmental Protection Agency, and signed a big executive order to tear up President Obama's regulations on greenhouse gases.
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UFC fighter Aljamain Sterling loves to rage -- so once he's done kickin' ass inside the Octagon this weekend, he says he's gonna TEAR UP Atlantic City with his boy, Al Iaquinta!!
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Because they want to tear up our resources because while we&aposre catching these 15 year old kids, they&aposre snuggling terrorists, dangerous weapons, dangerous narcotics, sentinel, cocaine, you name it.
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Trump sparked dismay in Mexico by saying the country was sending rapists and drug runners across the border, and angered business groups by threatening to tear up a joint trade deal.
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The case has forced Crown to tear up its strategy of luring wealthy Chinese to the casino hub in the Chinese territory of Macau and instead shift its focus back home.
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In addition to making Corden tear up after the pair sang "Let It Be" together, McCartney greeted countless fans in his hometown, while visiting a barber shop and various other storefronts.
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"It's very sad that a person in that position, next in line to the presidency after the vice president" would tear up the speech, House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy told reporters.
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Essential Consultants, the shell company owned by Michael Cohen, filed a status report on Friday "agreeing to tear up" the $130,000 hush money deal it made with Stormy Daniels, CNN reports.
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Mr Trump has cooled on his earlier vow to tear up the "disastrous" nuclear deal (Walid Phares, a Lebanese Christian who advises him on the Middle East, speaks instead of "renegotiation").
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He has also threatened to slap taxes on Mexican imports and tear up the regional trade deal NAFTA if he cannot renegotiate it to ensure more benefits for the United States.
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FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born The 47-year-old thanked her fans on Instagram for quickly getting the single up on the music charts.
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St. Ives packs its Apricot Scrub with crushed walnut shells that can tear up your face, and leave you wrinkled with acne ... according to 2 women gunning for the skin treatment.
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There's enough scraps of paper in the world, that we could all tear up that myth of scarcity and write it down for ourselves, the certainty of abundance: I get enough.
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It sets out that Britain will tear up the withdrawal agreement if the EU refuses to agree to a way of ending the special 'backstop' arrangements in place for the province.
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They tear up and throw out just about everything good about the show that the fandom relished, in service of a thoughtless artistic vision ripped from crappy early-aughts movie musicals.
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Thousands of miles away, meanwhile, the president's team seems to unanimously agree that following through on his campaign pledge to tear up the nuclear deal with Iran would be a disaster.
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Trump has spooked investors with threats to tear up NAFTA, the trade deal between the United States, Mexico and Canada, as well as criticism of U.S. companies that invest in Mexico.
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With Kim entering the final round holding an eight-shot lead, the only question was whether she would continue to tear up Thornberry Creek's Legends Championship Course to overtake Sorenstam's record.
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"I believe it is wrong to unilaterally tear up the agreement, which was agreed on and which was unanimously approved by the U.N. Security Council," German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Friday.
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And by pushing for tariffs on the C-Series, Boeing has annoyed customers, from Delta to the governments of Canada and Britain, which are threatening to tear up future military contracts.
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Trump promised during the 2016 campaign that he would "tear up" the Obama-era agreement, which he and other Republicans say did not go far enough in dismantling Iran's nuclear program.
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Trump had promised on the campaign trail to tear up what he called the "worst deal ever negotiated," which eased sanctions on Iran in exchange for limits on Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
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Yet he could hardly miss Mr. Trump's promises on the campaign trail to "tear up" the landmark nuclear agreement reached last year, which he frequently described as the worst deal ever.
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After European leaders threatened to tear up a trade deal with South America last week, Brazil's Foreign Trade Secretary Marcos Troyjo said the EU-Mercosur trade pact was still under review.
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After vowing for the last seven years to tear up what they call Obamacare, congressional Republicans and President Trump are under pressure from their conservative base to fulfill their campaign promises.
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That partly has to do with Trump's position on the issue, as he rode a populist wave to the presidency by promising to tear up trade agreements that hurt American workers.
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" Jay Sekulow — The president's personal lawyer "They're asking you to tear up all of the ballots across this country on your own initiative, take that decision away from the American people.
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Trump vowed on the campaign trail to revise or tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) under which Canada sends 75 percent of its exports to the United States.
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A June 23 vote could see the country tear up its EU membership card - a move that would hurt the economy according to an overwhelming majority of economists polled by Reuters.
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Trump promised during the 2628 campaign that he would "tear up" the Obama-era agreement, which he and other Republicans say did not go far enough in dismantling Iran's nuclear program.
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But instead of just ignoring the ruling (as both countries have done before), the Trump administration decided to tear up the more than half-century-old treaty once and for all.
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Tesla's stock price is on a tear, up nearly 22016 percent since the beginning of the year to more than $22020 per share, and the company is currently valued around $25 billion.
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On this visit Mr Netanyahu backed away, gingerly, from his previous demand that America tear up a deal brokered by the Obama administration and other world powers to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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So, for instance, it's unlikely that Pruitt could tear up the EPA's Endangerment Finding, the 2009 analysis establishing that greenhouse gases were a threat and therefore need to be regulated, without Congress.
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At the same time, it was becoming increasingly clear that if Trump were to follow through on his ill-considered threat to "tear up" the agreement, he would be doing so alone.
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Mr Bannon, a maverick, tear-up-the-system right-winger, and former boss of a news website, Breitbart News, known for its offensively chauvinistic headlines, reflects his bomb-throwing on the trail.
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For good measure, he also promised to tear up the climate agreement that President Barack Obama signed with his counterpart, Xi Jinping, in September—a rare bright point in the bilateral relationship.
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Comey spoke lovingly of the institution and the people who worked in it — and it was strangely hard not to tear up, even though this is, you know, J. Edgar Hoover's baby.
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By the way, it's unlikely that Pruitt can tear up the EPA's Endangerment Finding, the 2009 analysis establishing that greenhouse gases were a threat and therefore need to be regulated, without Congress.
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Putin was trying either to alter or to tear up the Minsk peace process, named for the Belarus capital where truces were hammered out for the war in eastern Ukraine's Donbass region.
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He vowed to radically alter traditional alliances like NATO, turning them into versions of protection rackets, and to tear up existing trade deals and make them more favorable to the United States.
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But a Pentagon memo issued Thursday declined the request for at least the second time since Trump's election, explaining that such vehicles could tear up Washington D.C.'s roads, CNN reported Friday.
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At times during the USMCA negotiations, he threatened to tear up NAFTA and withdraw the United States from the pact completely, which would have left trade among the three neighbors in disarray.
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Trump's other gut-instinct foray into global nuclear diplomacy—his apparent intention to tear up or to unilaterally renegotiate the Iran nuclear accord—is no wiser than his strategy in East Asia.
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"This is disappointing and another lost opportunity to tear up the catastrophic Obama-Iran nuclear deal once and for all," Cruz and Graham said in a joint statement, the Free Beacon noted.
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Will those candidates who pledge to tear up the Iran deal, and carpet bomb Middle Eastern countries until we learn if "sand can glow in the dark" win the debate in 2016?
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Then two or three sentences later, he is trashing and vowing to tear up a deal that the United Nations is implementing to prevent Iran from getting access to a nuclear weapon.
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And on energy policy, Mr. Trump reiterated his pledge to tear up the Paris climate agreement and halt the United States' payments to the United Nations for programs to reduce global warming.
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But the president has expressed deep ambivalence about the agreement, which he repeatedly vowed to tear up on the campaign trail, and senior officials reportedly had to talk him into Monday's announcement.
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However, prosecutors later said they had caught Manafort in several lies and wanted to tear up the agreement in a move that could cause him to face a much stiffer prison sentence.
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So, when you consider a radical change, like "Hey, let's tear up the global trade agreements; they're a disaster," you're more likely to implement it if you think things are getting worse.
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As HP rejected Xerox's tender offer last week, Canon CEO Fujio Mitarai told Nikkei he is prepared to tear up his company's storied association with HP if Xerox becomes the new owner.
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As HP rejected Xerox's tender offer last week, Canon CEO Fujio Mitarai told Nikkei he is prepared to tear up his company's storied association with HP if Xerox becomes the new owner.
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President Trump's lawyers argued against his removal in the Senate impeachment trial, saying Democrats are "asking you to tear up all of the ballots" by convicting him of high crimes and misdemeanors.
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The president, whose campaign-trail vows to tear up Nafta appealed to his base of disaffected working-class voters aggrieved by globalization, is under mounting pressure to follow through on his pledge.
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The US president subsequently said the "time has come" for other signatories to tear up the agreement, calling it "foolish" in a phone call to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson last week.
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TEHRAN — Iran's president said on Tuesday that he simply would not allow President-elect Donald J. Trump to tear up last year's nuclear agreement and warned of unspecified consequences if he did.
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Trump's threats to tear up a trade deal with Mexico, build a massive border wall and his attacks on U.S. companies investing in the country have spooked investors, hurting the peso currency.
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But the Trump administration's hostility toward Iran — Mr. Trump has threatened to tear up the Iran nuclear accord — has closed off such a strategy, so the United States must rely on Pakistan.
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She took that support to a new level on Sunday night, accusing Sanders of undermining Obama's legacy by challenging parts of the Affordable Care Act, which she says would "tear up" Obamacare.
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She was moved, later, she said, when in a speech to the competitors' parents, Mr. Trebek started to tear up when he talked about how proud they should be of their kids.
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He came back to batter young Davey Moore for the super welterweight title, gave Marvin Hagler a hell of a tear-up, and bested the enormous Iran Barkley for a middleweight title.
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Lokteff might preach about the power of women, but she is scathing about feminism, which has "done a lot to destroy our society, to tear up the family unit," she has said.
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FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born Jetting between Miami and New York, the couple — who first stepped out publicly in March — are "doing great," adds the source.
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Trump has vowed to tear up US trade deals that he says disadvantage US workers, confront a rising China and improve estranged relations with Russia, despite allegations that Moscow interfered in the election.
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The Times - Britain's parliament seized control of Brexit on Monday as three government ministers quit to give Members of Parliament the power to tear up British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal. bit.
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The first time I watched Simon's dad tear up as he told his gay son that he'd always love him, I shed a few tears, too (and I'm not someone who cries easily).
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FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born Courting that hope, Garay asked her followers to get the attention of Lopez by tagging her in comments under Garay's photo.
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For a show I've invested countless hours in, both professionally and as a fan of Martin's books, I figured I'd at least tear up about the prospect of saying goodbye to these characters.
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His election pledges to tear up Moldova's agreements with the European Union will be ignored, not least because—unlike Russia—the EU, its member countries and America give Moldova large amounts of aid.
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It seems there's no amount of taxpayer money or no government agency it isn't willing to use to avoid having to admit failure and at least tear up the ACA and try again.
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People really reacted to "Trump's Pilot"—I'd play that live and we'd all tear up by the end of it, because it really feels like a "raising your fist in the air" song.
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President Trump's promise to tear up NAFTA during the last presidential campaign was just the latest use of NAFTA as a lightning rod for disaffection with the economic circumstances faced by many Americans.
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The Chamber will continue to press Trump on supporting the framework of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the trade agreement that the incoming president frequently vowed to tear up once taking office, Donohue said.
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He could, for example, shift enforcement priorities against unauthorized immigrants, probably bar Muslims from entering the country, raise tariffs, withdraw forces from the Middle East, and tear up trade treaties and military alliances.
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Michael Phelps and Bolt have been an Olympic one-two punch since 2008 in Beijing, where Bolt emerged to tear up the track while Phelps was already an absolute ruler in the pool.
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"I'm starting to tear (up) a little bit only because that was the first time I saw somebody who saw me on the inside -- me as a person, not my weight," she said.
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Trump has threatened to slap a hefty tax on products Mexico sends to the United States to pay for a border wall, as well as tear up a joint trade deal with Mexico.
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Whether or not the men's seniors go on to tear up the 11th tier this season or not, the club's commitment to its grassroots should see them right over the next few years.
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They conjure the best ways to improve or maintain the game's excellence, all while nobly avoiding the distraction of the nearby golf course they will tear up once this stupid work session ends.
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Now, as president, he has lurched from crisis to impasse, and yesterday threatened to tear up the quarter-century-old NAFTA treaty, saying that he prefers to negotiate separately with Mexico and Canada.
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Remembering the moment, Mr. Tennant confessed he was starting to tear up again and said that the Pet Shop Boys found the ballet all the more remarkable because they weren't onstage for it.
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Even if Trump were to go as far as to tear up the Iranian nuclear deal without agreement from the allies, this would leave the United States isolated from Europe, Russia, and China.
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While "The Ballad of Donkey Doug" actually made me tear up — and laugh out loud more than once — I'm not sure it reflected the show hitting the stride that we thought it would.
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I look forward to seeing further nuances at later performances, and I record that several items from "The King and I" and "West Side Story" already made me tear up, hard and fast.
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Now that Britain is leaving the EU, right-wing French politicians with an eye on next year's election want to tear up the agreement under which Britain's border controls are conducted in France.
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Using the triReduce service, CME's latest cycle allowed non-member participants that access the clearinghouse through a broker or futures commission merchant to tear up legacy Mexican peso swaps for the first time.
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Trump has also signaled a potential willingness to tear up the Obama administration's landmark nuclear deal with Iran, an agreement Netanyahu has been working to unravel since before it was even formally signed.
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People proceeded to tear up six police cars, slashing tires and breaking windows on squad cars, and police swept the block in a line formation before they were able to break up the party.
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Netanyahu, who had wanted to tear up the Iran nuclear pact, as President Trump once pledged, now has quietly accepted that his military cannot take out an Iranian nuclear program that would likely result.
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Helsinki is investing in public transportation and, more importantly, has plans to tear up three of the city's major freeways and replace them with thinner roads bounded by boulevards of affordable housing and shops.
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I always tear up when I hear 'Pomp and Circumstance,' but when he came down the hallway and got to the door of his dad's room and he started crying, we all started crying.
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Wole Soyinka to tear up his green card The Nobel prize winning playwright and poet reportedly told students he would cut up his US green card while giving a speech at Oxford University, England.
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Since U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly attacked NAFTA and threatened to tear up the agreement, Mexico has pushed to secure more access to the European Union, Brazil, Israel, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand.
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Here's his opening four: And then, in the second verse: It can be cool to see established bands tear up their legacies and forge forwards with new sounds, even when it doesn't work out.
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Shackled and wearing a beige jumpsuit, the 56-year-old man began to tear up, and the three attorneys with him stood shoulder to shoulder to obscure news reporters' and photographers' view of him.
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Should an upset occur and Le Pen win, the very future of the EU could be on the line given her desire to close borders, dump the euro currency, and tear up trade treaties.
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FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born "Jennifer and I work out together, and I can't wait to bring her here to my new gym," Rodriguez previously told PEOPLE.
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And she did this: Watching Team Canada erupt into applause when American skater Mirai Nagasu became only the third woman to land a triple axel at the #Olympics almost made me tear up. pic.twitter.
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When Mr Trump called for new US sanctions on Iran this month and threatened to tear up the 210 nuclear accord, the UAE and Saudi Arabia were among the few states to publicly applaud.
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When Trump announced in April he might tear up NAFTA, "you had many Republican senators calling the White House and calling Trump to say 'This is crazy'," said another person involved in the campaign.
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"I think the judge would find it not good, and also the government could tear up my plea agreement," Gates said, sitting feet away from the judge who will sentence him, Amy Berman Jackson.
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This is how I like to cook at home, topping simple food with whatever fresh soft herbs I have — parsley, mint, dill, basil — which I just chop roughly or tear up with my hands.
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Trump's most prominent national security advisers apparently urged him not to tear up the deal as they formulate a comprehensive strategy for countering Iran, and continuing sanctions appear to constitute part of this effort.
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Nasser Hadian, a professor of international relations at Tehran University, told CNN it was unlikely the Trump administration would tear up the agreement, but it was possible it would impose fresh sanctions on the country.
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Nasser Hadian, a professor of international relations at Tehran University, told CNN it was unlikely the Trump administration would tear up the agreement, but it was possible it would impose fresh sanctions on the country.
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He said Salzgitter would also have to rethink an idea to build up in production in Mexico, given Trump's threat to tear up the NAFTA free trade agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada.
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And by the end of her charming romantic comedy Always Be My Maybe, she'd finally made me tear up a bit — but less from laughter, more from how poignant she and the film can be.
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ADM is among dozens companies and industry groups that have reached out to the White House about proposals to tear up or renegotiate trade agreements such as NAFTA that have helped boost U.S. agricultural exports.
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She may no longer be our sitting First Lady, but she's continued to inspire during appearances at events like College Signing Day and the 2017 BET Awards (she even made Chance the Rapper tear up).
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As for Labour, despite Sir Keir's promise to tear up Mrs May's plans and put more emphasis on economics, the party's version of Brexit remains obscure, not least because Mr Corbyn is ambivalent over migration.
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European leaders on Friday threatened to tear up a trade deal with South America, reflecting growing international anger at Brazil as a record number of fires in the Amazon rainforest intensified an unfolding environmental crisis.
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In a speech honoring her peers, her role models and ordinary lives worthy of exaltation, Davis began to tear up and pretty soon the emotion had spilled over through our screens and into our eyes.
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And while she may be known for her ability to tear up the dance floor, the World of Dance host previously admitted that her 3½-year-old daughter Everly doesn't share her love of dance.
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This fresh reprieve for the Iran agreement—which on the campaign trail Mr Trump called "the worst deal ever" and promised to tear up—highlights the dilemma faced by America's closest allies, notably in Europe.
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FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born Once Susan sees her son is right, she discovers a plan he's concocted to address the situation — but it may be too extreme.
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During his presidential campaign, he vowed to tear up trade agreements that he didn't think were fair to the U.S., placing the NAFTA pact with Mexico and Canada near the top of his grievance list.
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Trump vowed to build a wall along the U.S. southern border to keep Mexicans out and threatened to tear up a joint trade deal if he cannot recast it in favor of the United States.
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Here is Trump playing the inveterate skeptic, threatening to tear up an agreement with which his own government says Iran is complying, despite recent pleas from Emmanuel Macron of France and Angela Merkel of Germany.
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In Mexico, anxiety about trade has persisted ever since Mr. Trump took office, given his threats to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement, and his designs on constructing a wall along the border.
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We've distanced ourselves from the Kurds, moved to tear up the nuclear deal with Iran and added U.S. troops in Afghanistan, a country we also can't stabilize without the tacit help of Iran next door.
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That was Trump's decision to tear up the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) free-trade deal in his first week in office — clearly without having read it or understanding its vast geo-economic implications.
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More specifically, Macron wanted to persuade Trump not to tear up the Iran nuclear deal, not to remove US forces from Syria, and to return the United States to the Paris Agreement on climate change.
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Holding the course on austerity has been a remarkable turnabout by Mr. Tsipras, who swept to power in 603 as a maverick political outsider promising to tear up the bailouts and repudiate the budget squeezing.
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He also made many promises on the campaign trail to go after currency manipulators, to level the international trade playing field to the United States' advantage and to tear up bilateral trade agreements like NAFTA.
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The comments have come as Trump's economic advisers have been pushing Congress to ratify the trade deal they negotiated after the President decided he wanted to tear up the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement.
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TEHRAN (Reuters) - France vowed on Monday to defend Iran's nuclear deal, which U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to tear up, but said it was imperative Tehran abide strictly by the conditions of the accord.
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Unlike Republican nominees before him, the president ran on a platform of racially tinged nationalism, vowing to tear up trade deals and protect entitlements while using language rarely heard from mainstream politicians about minority communities.
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And that is how the tragedies of James Safechuck and Wade Robson unfold, through the pain in their eyes and the confusion in their voices and the moments where they tear up or swallow hard.
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With Honeywell and Raytheon recently hitting record highs and Boeing's leadership sending the Dow Jones industrial average past the 21,000 mark Wednesday, the defense sector has been on a tear, up 17 percent since November's election.
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Xi also delivered a veiled warning to Trump not to tear up the global pact to limit greenhouse gas emissions last year, following the President-elect's warnings to do just that once he comes into office.
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"He's not going to tear up the party platform -- that's a good thing," said one Republican source, who asked not to be named but attended last week's Senate meeting, where Trump mostly listened to senators' suggestions.
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But this would work only if Britain follows all future EU regulations despite having no say in them—and Brexiteers are keen to tear up red tape, starting with the EU's foolish cap on bank bonuses.
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On trade, Mr Trump's threats to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement and to take a more aggressive line with China risk economic disruption, as does his policy on the deportation of illegal immigrants.
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His stated intention to tear up the Trans Pacific Partnership — a multi-nation trade deal proposed by Washington which pointedly excludes China — supports China's longer-term goal of diminishing the United States' place in the region.
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Fears of economic disaster have haunted Mexico since Trump won the presidency in November threatening to tear up NAFTA, impose protectionist tariffs and build a wall on the United States' southern border to halt illegal immigration.
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Republican Senator Bob Corker, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, drew a parallel with the NAFTA trade pact, which Trump threatened to tear up, before a reworked version of the deal was brokered last month.
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B.J. NOVAK'S TWEET MAKES MINDY KALING TEAR UP While chatting to Today host Hoda Kotb, the new mom and Champions star got teary-eyed after Kotb read BFF B.J. Novak's sweet Twitter message for the actress.
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Erdogan has been threatening to tear up the EU migration deal if he does secure more concessions on visa-free travel to the Schengen Area -- a collection of 26 European countries including France, Germany, and Spain.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump took power in January pledging to overhaul a global order that he said cheated middle-class Americans with a promise to tear up trade agreements and impose tariffs on China and Mexico.
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They must find a way to tear up the political playbook that emphasizes partisan advantage at all costs, stand up for the voting rights of all citizens and fight to create a level electoral playing field.
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The real estate mogul has threatened to slap a hefty tax on products Mexico sends to the United States to pay for a border wall, as well as tear up a joint trade deal with Mexico.
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He has a fallacious view of America as a nation in decline and disrespected abroad, and his plans to disengage from the world, tear up trade deals and use bullying tactics would be irrational and dangerous.
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Another unnamed sourced told Politico that Trump would tear up "anything that happened to be on his desk that he was done with," and that aides were unable to prompt the president to break his habit.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Taxpayer actions in response to sweeping federal tax changes passed by the U.S. Congress late last year will likely force states that tax personal income to tear up their revenue forecasts and start again.
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Houchins grew up in rural Georgia in a house with a sand pit that he'd tear up with three-wheelers and ultimately the much safer four-wheeleer, but he had never heard of a mud park.
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But when Broadly's senior editor Callie shared the above clip—which made me tear up in less than 57 seconds—I couldn't fathom that I'd gone this long depriving myself such a treasure of a show.
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It was very much a hockey Game 7, which is to say it was completely bonkers and both teams continued to tear up and down the ice like the fate of humanity hung in the balance.
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"There were lots of moments where I naturally softened Kathryn, and they were saying, 'No, you're not allowed to tear up — you're not allowed to even think about it, that's not where she is,'" she said.
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He hoped to use the visit to encourage Mr. Trump to tear up President Barack Obama's agreement with Tehran limiting its nuclear program or renegotiate it to toughen its provisions, particularly with respect to ballistic missiles.
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The White House has been divided about how to proceed against Iran, with Mr. Tillerson arguing that to tear up the Obama-era agreement would alienate allies and empower Iran to resume production of nuclear fuel.
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The candidate who appealed to the white working class was a blustery populist who promised to tear up trade agreements, bring jobs back to the U.S., and use America's bargaining power to drive down drug prices.
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Trump repeatedly called for a tougher line on Iran, threatening on the campaign trail to tear up former President Obama's signature nuclear deal, which alleviated some sanctions in exchange for limitations on the country's nuclear program.
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As Sauceda translated the taunts one parishioner had received ("I'm going to call the police and let everyone know you're illegal and they're going to throw your ass back to Mexico"), she began to tear up.
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With a large immigrant population and a huge port complex, California is at a much greater risk of being hurt by President Trump's muscular immigration policies and desire to curb imports and tear up trade agreements.
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While Republicans expect their elected officials to fulfill their longstanding vows to tear up the Affordable Care Act, the broader electorate is uneasy about abandoning the law's protections and benefits it has come to depend on.
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Woods would tear up that narrative with his performance at the 1997 Masters, but first he had to earn enough money in seven events to bypass the PGA Tour's qualifying school at the end of 1996.
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Mexican buyers boosted purchases of corn from Brazil after Trump threatened to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement, while his decision not to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership threatens U.S. wheat sales to Japan.
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Why did my next (and last) biographical subject, Saul Bellow, tear up his life to feed his fiction, marrying five times, tormenting himself and others, finding in his self-inflicted suffering the elixir of his art?
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Canadian officials say they have some doubt as to whether Trump has the legal power to unilaterally tear up the 1994 pact, which he says is biased against the United States and needs to be reformed.
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" FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born "Because my mother was white and my father was black… we got called Oreos and names, and kids just didn't understand, so we were different.
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While it was difficult to watch Wills tear up in the back of a classic Bachelor(ette) loser's limo during "Week 7," fans quickly learned the graphic designer wouldn't be off of our TV screens for long.
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Trump's order banning citizens of some majority-Muslim countries from entering the United States, and a threat to tear up the NAFTA free trade deal between the United States, Mexico and Canada, have also unnerved business leaders.
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U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has threatened to tear up a trade agreement that underpins Mexico's export model if he cannot renegotiate its terms in his favor, battering the peso currency and fueling uncertainty over foreign investment.
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Melenchon, for his part, offered the prospect of a second-round choice between two candidates who would tear up international trade treaties and whose presidencies could be fatal to a European Union already weakened by Britain's departure.
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Trump has said he would tear up existing trade agreements, renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and impose a 35 percent tariff on imports from Mexico and a 85033 percent tariff on imports from China.
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Trump has said he would tear up existing trade agreements, renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and impose a 35 percent tariff on imports from Mexico and a 45 percent tariff on imports from China.
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In addition to record personnel turnover, the Trump administration appears internally conflicted over whether and how to: leave Syria, tear up the Iran deal, exit NAFTA, confront Russia, disarm North Korea, contain China, and support democracy abroad.
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Trump's threats to tear up a U.S. free trade deal with Mexico and block remittances sent home by Mexicans living in the United States to fund a border wall pushed the peso to record lows last month.
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Other investors worry that Trump could follow through on campaign-trail threats to tear up global trade deals and crack down on illegal immigrants from Mexico who provide low-wage labor in agriculture, restaurants and other industries.
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There are also concerns abroad that the United States would become more insular under Trump, who has pledged to tear up international trade agreements and push allies to take a bigger role in tackling Middle East conflicts.
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Bono introduced "Staring at the Sun" as a song about "political blindness — the kind that can tear up a home or a nation"; the accompanying video showed images of white nationalist and neo-Nazi rallies and streetfighting.
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This is one of those puzzles that might bring up some fond memories for you, it might make you tear up (as one clue did for me) and, at the very least, it will make you sing.
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The news cycle begins at sunrise, as groggy reporters hear the ping of a presidential tweet, and ends sometime in the overnight hours, as newspaper editors tear up front pages scrambled by the latest revelation from Washington.
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Soon afterward, carmaker Ford canceled a planned $1.6 billion plant in central Mexico, causing widespread alarm that Trump's interventions and threats to tear up the NAFTA trade agreement would lead to a collapse in investment in Mexico.
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Here are some reasons to be concerned: ■ President Trump campaigned on a pledge to tear up the 2015 seven-nation nuclear pact under which Iran rolled back its nuclear program in exchange for a lifting of sanctions.
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Last year, Lopez Obrador's government also upset some countries by threatening to tear up about $12 billion in contracts agreed under Pena Nieto for construction of a string of natural gas pipelines, arguing they ripped off taxpayers.
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They followed visits by Mexican government officials and grains buyers to Brazil and Argentina to explore alternative supply options in the months after U.S. President Donald Trump took office and threatened to tear up the trade pact.
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It is not just Mr Trump's assault on Mexico's economy and national dignity, with his threats to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement and to build a border wall, that Latin Americans have to deal with.
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CHICAGO, April 18 (Reuters) - Taxpayer actions in response to sweeping federal tax changes passed by the U.S. Congress late last year will likely force states that tax personal income to tear up their revenue forecasts and start again.
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Mexicans worried that the president-elect would do what he said: tear up or drastically revise the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA), build a wall on the United States' southern border and deport millions of their countrymen.
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Unlike some of his rivals for the Republican nomination, he did not (quite) promise to tear up the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), as the nuclear deal is formally known, on the first day of his presidency.
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Matching was increased by another 20% in 2015 with the introduction of upscaling, which enables counterparties to increase the notional amount of an existing trade to trigger a match and associated tear-up that might not otherwise emerge.
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BRASILIA/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European leaders on Friday threatened to tear up a trade deal with South America, reflecting growing international anger at Brazil as a record number of fires in the Amazon rainforest intensified an unfolding environmental crisis.
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FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born The expectant mama — whom Ronaldo confirmed was pregnant in July, weeks after welcoming his twins via surrogate — posed for a maternity photoshoot in August, telling ¡Hola!
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"So, either the waivers are renewed and as such, respect the Iran nuclear deal, which will allow us to execute the contract and we'll do so, or they decide to tear up the Iran nuclear agreement," Pouyanne said.
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It was the team that copped the cards for 25 kids from the Boys & Girls Club in Camden, NJ ... but Joel was on hand to deliver them, and watch the tykes tear up a Modell's with Xmas glee.
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The bigger worry, however, is that the incoming government is prepared to tear up big contracts for a project that has funding in place, a third of which is already built, using the bogus referendum as an excuse.
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Even so, it was better than the event that happened in July in the UK. That was brutal: Paul barely got any words in, and instead was largely subjected to cruel taunts that visibly made him tear up.
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Although Trump did act on his campaign promise to tear up a 12-nation Pacific trade pact that had been the cornerstone of President Barack Obama's Asian pivot, he has taken a much softer stance on other issues.
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Mexico, whose markets and currency have been battered hardest by Trump's threats to tear up trade deals, holds a central bank meeting later where it is expected to hike its own interest rates in response to the Fed.
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Lopez Obrador, a leftist who holds a double-digit lead in almost all polls, has threatened to tear up the major oil and gas reform, and review the contracts already given out to look for signs of corruption.
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Mike Pompeo ripped into Iran on Monday during his first major speech as secretary of State — and on the heels of President Donald Trump's decision to tear up an Obama-era nuclear deal with the Middle Eastern nation.
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What we're hearing: Macron hopes to persuade Trump to work with the Europeans to fix the Iran nuclear deal rather than to follow his instincts and tear up the deal next month by reimposing American sanctions on Iran.
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By then, the thought of not being able to have my own biological child could make me tear up in front of my happily childless friends, who encouraged me to try if it was something I really wanted.
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In a somewhat Trumpian fashion, Mr. Nunberg, in an interview, seemed more interested in the spectacle he created this week than the legal ramifications of vowing to tear up a subpoena from Mr. Mueller's team on live television.
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I always figured I'd tear up because of how sweet and cute they were," Ms. Book said, adding, "I never imagined tears streaming down my face because I'm afraid of what might happen to them while in school.
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"They're asking you to tear up all of the ballots all across the country on your own initiative, take that decision away from the American people," the White House counsel, Pat A. Cipollone, said of the House managers.
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"They're asking you to tear up all of the ballots all across the country on your own initiative, take that decision away from the American people," Pat A. Cipollone, the White House counsel, said of the House managers.
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Downing said an admission of that kind by Gates could lead the special counsel's office to tear up his plea agreement, which is contingent on his truthful testimony during the criminal trial of Manafort, Trump's former campaign chairman.
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They also sparked renewed fears about whether the president will tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada or scrap a free-trade pact with South Korea, both of which the administration is renegotiating.
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And last week, Trump spoke to Chinese President Xi Jinping by phone and agreed to honour the "one China" policy that keeps a fragile peace between China and Taiwan – something Trump had earlier implied he might tear up.
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A big part of the show this season as far as watching BoJack's fall was that he's got to really tear up these relationships he has with the characters we know and love, including Todd and Princess Carolyn.
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Tsipras, a leftist elected in 2015 promising to tear up the bailouts, was forced instead to accept a loan package that August to stave off bankruptcy and the prospect of the country being ejected from the euro zone.
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It sets out that Britain will tear up the withdrawal agreement if the EU refuses to agree to a way of ending the special 'backstop' arrangements in place to prevent a hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland.
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Beijing censors have ordered media outlets to tone down their reporting of inauguration as US president, as the Communist party weighs its response to a new administration that threatens to tear up the rule book of US-China relations.
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Boris Johnson has hinted that he could tear up the United Kingdom's extradition arrangements with the United States after the Trump administration refused to extradite the wife of a US diplomat who is accused of killing a British teenager.
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Hayashida also said JFE was still set to build a steel plant in Mexico with U.S. company Nucor Corp, although it is closely watching U.S. policy because of President Donald Trump's threats to tear up a regional trade pact.
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Inside the ceremony, Stallone was introduced by Cannes' boss Thierry Frémaux and a sizzle reel, which was followed by a standing ovation as he walked up on stage — a moment that made the actor tear up, according to Deadline.
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The UFC legend (turned WWE superstar) began recalling memories of her father and started to tear up during the episode which airs Wednesday on E!. "I wouldn't be crying unless he was awesome," Rousey said ... "He was the best."
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"I would like to say specifically though to my wife, my two daughters — Amanda, Franny and Maple — without you, none of it would be enjoyable and it probably wouldn't be possible," he said as he started to tear up.
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But Trump's protectionist stance has also added to some investors' risk aversion, as he has threatened to impose retaliatory tariffs on China, build a wall along the Mexican border and tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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The news that he was poised to join Juventus caused anguish among Napoli fans, who gathered in Naples city centre on Saturday to tear up pictures of the Argentine and set fire to replicas of his number nine shirt.
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Adding to the uncertainty, Iranian analysts and foreign executives say, is the rise of Donald Trump, the U.S. tycoon set to clinch the Republican nomination in this year's presidential election, who has threatened to tear up the Iran deal.
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The outspoken American real estate mogul has vowed to make Mexico pay for a border wall to keep out illegal immigrants, as well as threatening to carry out mass deportations and tear up trade treaties crucial to its economy.
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Perhaps they consider the existing armistice as inadequate, something the U.S. might be tempted to tear up at a minute's notice and launch an invasion of North Korea, for which Pyongyang accuses U.S. troops in South Korea of preparing.
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In fact, President Trump's threats to tear up the trade agreement, and his administration's aggressive use of trade laws, may actually help prod export-dependent industries in Canada to finally look beyond the United States market to do business.
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PARIS, March 23 (Reuters) - English teacher Carole Detemple had three days to tear up the teaching playbook as she knew it and create a virtual classroom in which to educate pupils confined to their Paris apartments by the coronavirus.
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It's unclear whether Trump avoided Pelosi's handshake on purpose, and a source close to the House speaker told CNN's Dana Bash the decision to tear up the speech wasn't planned but was sparked by her anger at the address.
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Facing a rocky relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump due to his threats to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Mexico has backed him diplomatically on issues that imply no great political cost for the government.
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Trump has vowed to tear up a joint trade deal with Mexico if he cannot renegotiate it to favor the United States, and has also threatened to impose hefty taxes on Mexican-made goods destined for the U.S. market.
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I tear up when I think of the scene just before T'Challa fights to become king, when Wakandans make their way to Warrior Falls in an elaborate floating procession, an expression of communal love for their history and culture.
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The machine weighs 60,000 pounds, which is one of the reasons Facebook had to tear up the lab's floor during construction and reinforce it with more than 100 concrete and steel pylons that extend 60 feet into the earth.
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Similarly, on the international deal to contain Iran's nuclear programme, which he once swore to tear up but now seems to support, and on NATO, which he no longer calls obsolete, Mr Trump has swerved from bomb-throwing to orthodoxy.
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"I can only say having been in a similar situation and having a loving family member take my hand and say, don't worry we will fix the problem.....it makes me tear up even now a year later," one commenter wrote.
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Nilsson had a knack for writing tunes that could make you laugh, tunes that could make you tear up, and tunes that could make Paul Thomas Anderson want to use them in the opening credits of his three-hour opus.
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The trailer, which really does look like several of the iconic scenes from the 1991 animated film come to life, is set to the sweeping instrumentals of the title track "Beauty and the Beast," so get ready to tear up.
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Both Alain Juppé, the leading aspirant on the centre-right, and Nicolas Sarkozy, a former president hoping to run again, have threatened to tear up the Le Touquet agreement which gives Britain the right to conduct border checks at Calais.
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Though prices have never been higher at 427 to 220 reais (US$220-$260) per bag for conilon, the variety of robusta grown in Brazil, producers expect another bad crop in 2000 as they tear up trees ruined by drought.
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Still, the overwhelming reaction was one of (pleasant) surprise: "One thing I did not expect going into Blockers was to tear up at a tenderly rendered gay storyline," Alanna Bennett from Buzzfeed tweeted along with her piece on the subject.
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Since last week's election, the incoming administration has sent signals it will not only try to tear up NAFTA and block a trans-Pacific trade deal but look at barrier-inducing tariffs against a variety of countries, possibly including China.
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Trump has vowed to build a wall along the southern US border and force Mexico to pay for the multibillion-dollar construction, vowed to round up and deport millions of undocumented immigrants and threatened to tear up the NAFTA trade agreement.
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When King delivered his last speech the night before he was killed -- in which he said, "I've been to the mountaintop" -- his eyes appeared to tear up as he admitted to the audience that he might not live much longer.
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Amendment B This, proposed by members of May's Conservative Party, sets out that Britain will tear up the withdrawal agreement if the EU refuses to agree to a way of ending the special 'backstop' arrangements in place for the province.
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"It seems as though it was only like eight weeks ago but when I've been hearing some of these songs performed I sort of tear up a bit because ... it brings back a lot of memories of the past," Emerick said.
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MEXICALI, Mexico (Reuters) - For Allied Tool & Die Company, Donald Trump's threats to tear up trade deals and impose steep tariffs if he becomes the next U.S. president means considering doubling down on Mexico as a base to manufacture for foreign markets.
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LONDON, Oct 24 (IFR) - Swaps compression cycles intended to tear up superfluous contracts have been extended to client-cleared buyside trades for the first time, enabling end-users that are not direct members of a clearinghouse to collapse redundant exposures.
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Remember, he's the candidate who constantly talks of revolution and changing the system, so even if he doesn't tear up the ACA, I'm not sure he convinced anyone that he's not the radical who will put us back at square one.
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The proposal follows weeks of talks between the State Department and European powers as they try to mollify the Trump administration, which is split between those who want to tear up the agreement and those who wish to preserve it.
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Trump, who takes office in January, says he will either tear up or push to renegotiate the trilateral North American Free Trade Agreement, under which Canada and Mexico both send the vast majority of their exports to the United States.
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Chmerkovskiy and Murgatroyd, who tear up the floor as professional dancers on Dancing With The Stars, are looking forward to a July wedding, and are giving their son the very important job of handing over the rings at the ceremony.
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That speech, along with signs pointing to Russian involvement in the Skripal attack, offers another stark reminder of just how antagonistic Russia is becoming to the West – and how willing it is to tear up the conventional and military rulebook.
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Saying he wanted "a conversation about how to make America great again for everyone, and especially those who have the very least," Mr. Trump unveiled plans to simplify the tax system, rethink America's energy policy and tear up trade agreements.
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The case - part of a wider crackdown on gambling in China - has forced Crown to tear up its strategy of luring wealthy Chinese to the casino hub in the Chinese territory of Macau and instead shift its focus back home.
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I told him I do get Villains and I like it, but their music makes me want to gorge myself on peyote and brood underneath a Yucca rather than quiff my hair and tear up the dancefloor at Jack Rabbit Slim.
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President-elect Trump has already starting making plans to dismantle the EPA and tear up the Clean Power Plan, which would alone signal the US's reneged support for the agreement because we simply wouldn't be fulfilling our end of the bargain.
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"What I don't think would be in our national interest is to tear up some bit of local regulation we don't live and say ha we have done this and then find no one wants to trade with us," Browne said.
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With flashing eyes that tear up at the drop of a cat and a muscular frame made for monument-worthy poses, this Padraic is a strutting contradiction of attraction and repulsion, daring us to question our conventional notions of the heroic.
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President Trump — who campaigned on promises to tear up the nuclear deal — has indicated that in mid-October, when the next 90-day deadline for recertifying Iran's compliance with the agreement arrives, he will find that Iran has violated it.
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Mr. Pompeo spoke to an audience filled with automotive executives uneasy about President Trump's threats to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement, which has been the organizing principle of the industry since the pact came into force in 1994.
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Mark Feierstein, a former senior adviser at the National Security Council, said the fact that President Trump did not tear up the Obama administration's Cuba policy demonstrated that even the Trump administration did not believe that Cuban senior officials were responsible.
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The president's legal team brandished their first opening arguments during an abbreviated appearance on the Senate floor Saturday, accusing House Democrats of asking senators to "tear up all of the ballots across this country" by impeaching Trump in an election year.
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"He rightly refused to lie for the government, and his new counsel would not allow him to do so, nor allow the government to bully him into acquiescence," Flynn's attorneys wrote when they asked the judge to tear up his plea.
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During the days after her death, known now as Diana Week, a nation that had always appreciated the monarchy's adherence to tradition was suddenly demanding that it tear up the old rules and learn new ones, right on the spot.
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The result shows the effects of myriad challenges on a company that has sought to reinvent itself as a relatively simple domestic business after a mass arrest in China in 2016 prompted it to tear up its global expansion plans.
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The result shows the effects of myriad challenges on a company that has sought to reinvent itself as a relatively simple domestic business after a mass arrest in China in 2016 prompted it to tear up its global expansion plans.
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MEXICO CITY — With a panel of senators questioning him, the billionaire investor Wilbur L. Ross stayed on message: If confirmed as President Trump's commerce secretary, he would protect American workers and tear up bad trade deals that harmed American industry.
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So to be effective you really need to disrupt such large segments of the internet that it seems quite impractical it could happen, much like the difficulty of getting people to tear up all of the roads in the world.
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Duterte has repeatedly threatened to tear up security deals with the United States, while also giving guarantees those would be honored, muddying the picture in a relationship that prior to his election was one of Washington's most crucial Asian alliances.
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Amendment B This, proposed by members of May's Conservative Party, sets out that Britain will tear up the withdrawal agreement if the EU refuses to agree to a way of ending the special 'backstop' arrangements in place for the province.
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And I can also report a surprising emotional bonus: two songs about love and death—"Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story" and, even better, the agonized, atypically melodic "It's Quiet Uptown"—that make me tear up a little.
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"The only ones applauding the decision to tear up the INF Treaty are the nuclear weapons manufacturers, eagerly anticipating the kickoff of Cold War II," Beatrice Fihn, Executive Director of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), told Gizmodo by email.
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But the NSC staffers also stressed that they were not considering the Iran nuclear deal between Tehran and six world powers as part of the deliberations, perhaps suggesting the White House is backing away from Trump's campaign threats to tear up the accord.
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The next day, when my parents left and I found myself sitting on my apartment floor, trying to stain a cheap dresser, I would tear up, half with frustration and half with another thing that I couldn't name but felt in my stomach.
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"I've had officers tear up thinking about the things they've seen with little children in the middle of the night in such fear in four to five feet of water being rescued by our police officers," Acevedo told Good Morning America on Monday.
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Mexico, whose markets have been battered hardest by Trump's threats to tear up trade deals, holds a central bank meeting later, where it is expected to hike its own interest rates in response to the Fed and try to prevent further damage.
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There are immediate concerns: Donald Trump's threat to tear up a bilateral free-trade pact, foreign investors' jitters over the nuclear stand-off with North Korea and Chinese economic retaliation in response to South Korea's deployment of an American missile-defence system.
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In Twitter messages that in some cases cited ideas just voiced on Fox News, Mr Trump threatened to tear up the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) if Mexico did not stop the migrant caravan, and to cut foreign aid to Honduras.
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Adams, with an assist from her six-year-old daughter, always tells the same story when she's willing herself to tear up: the tale of a Sriracha factory forced to close down after it spewed spicy, tear-inducing fumes into the surrounding neighborhood.
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But in an environment where a new U.S. president is threatening to tear up trade treaties and impose import duties in the world's biggest economy, Tokyo may be at risk of helping to set off a trade war it is trying to avoid.
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When playing Juliet in The Drilling Company's Romeo and Juliet for Bryant Park Shakespeare in New York City in 2015, Aquino recalls, "I would look out into the audience every night — I tear up from the love I felt from them," says Aquino.
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The first of those positions is Trump's highly mercantilist approach to U.S. trade policy and his commitment to take retaliatory measures against countries like China that run large trade surpluses with the United States as well as to tear up international trade agreements.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to tear up the 2300-year-old accord, which underpins $224 trillion in annual trade between Canada, the United States and Mexico, if it cannot be reworked to benefit U.S. jobs and reduce the trade deficit.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani called on the European Union to help counter any "destructive" measures the U.S. might take to tear up the deal as it currently exists, and placed a phone call to French President Emmanuel Macron to discuss the issue Friday.
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"First of all, for one administration to tear up an agreement that a previous administration made would be unprecedented," Mr. Brennan said in the BBC interview, which the broadcaster said was the first by a C.I.A. director with the British news media.
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In their desperation to hang onto jobs, General Electric's workers embraced Mr. Trump even though his pledge to tear up trade deals to rebuild American manufacturing would seem to have little to do with their own situation, with jobs moving to another state.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As droughts and floods cut crop harvests and storms tear up buildings and power lines, countries vulnerable to climate change - from Bangladesh to Kenya and Guatemala - have proposed new ways to access cheaper financing to tackle the risks.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says fraught tensions with the U.S. over sanctions related to Iran's ballistic missile program might lead him to quickly restart the country's nuclear program and tear up its 2015 nuclear deal with major world powers, per the WSJ.
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Outgoing CIA Director John Brennan has said it would be the "height of folly" for U.S. President-elect Donald Trump to tear up Washington's deal with Tehran because it would make it more likely that Iran and others would acquire nuclear weapons.
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Cape Way, the toughest-to-reach end point, is a winding wriggle of tight bends and cobbled streets, the sea glistening to your right and left as you tear up a hill, the whole thing climaxing in front of Athens' famous Parthenon.
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WASHINGTON/TORONTO (Reuters) - Western allies stepped up pressure on U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday to keep alive an international nuclear deal with Iran, with French President Emmanuel Macron due to urge him in person not to tear up the 2015 agreement.
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The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has convened for an emergency summit after Trump's decision last week to tear up convention over Jerusalem and to recognize the city as the Jewish state's capital and relocate the U.S. embassy there from Tel Aviv.
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I feared Trump would indeed, as he vowed, tear up the Iran nuclear deal, withdraw from the Paris climate accord and start a trade war with China; I just didn't think he'd literally do them all at once with so little expert input.
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But auto industry officials privately said job gains would be more limited, partly because tighter autos content rules would raise their costs even as the deal eases worries that they would have to tear up supply chains and move existing assembly plants.
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Though Democrats owned the health care issue in 2018, pointing a way forward — tear up the current system and start over or build on gains in coverage and care that the Obama health law achieved — is proving tricky for the party's presidential candidates.
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Italian assets have also come under strain in recent weeks, with investors concerned that the governing coalition, made up of the League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, might tear up EU fiscal rules to pay for big-spending budget plans.
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The other conventional wisdom is that the GOP is giddy at the thought of running a national presidential campaign against someone who wants to tear up the US health insurance system, root and branch, and have the government pay for it all.
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Trump himself was eager to tear up any treaty forged by President Obama, so he exited the nuclear deal and imposed oil sanctions on Iran that have now shrunk the Iranian economy by almost 10 percent and sent unemployment over 16 percent.
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It was an expedition, and he wanted us to know that he was the kind of expedition leader who, if he and the captain spied the right opportunity, would tear up the plan, throw it out the window, and go chase great adventure.
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Mr. Trump, who likes to leave his options open and make his decisions at the last moment, was coy about whether he would go through with his threat to tear up the Iran agreement by the deadline he set for next month.
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"Trump's decision to tear up a diplomatic deal that was working and resume escalating aggressions with Iran has brought us to the brink of another war in the Middle East," Kaine said, referring to the Iran nuclear deal negotiated under President Obama.
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Following Mr. Trump's election, Deutsche's stock has been on a tear, up over 30 percent on the hope that the combination of a banking-friendly president and a more cautious leadership under Mr. Cryan will help the bank chart a new path.
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The hashtag #freethepimple, which activist Louisa Northcote began to encourage others to be open about their acne — and destigmatize the idea the acne indicates uncleanliness — has elicited hundreds of smiling barefaced selfies, the heartfelt captions on which often make me tear up.
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DelGaudio was so proud of it that, two weeks before I saw it at the first preview (moving a woman to tear up, as he'd intended), he described it to me: "There will be hundreds of letters in a mail cubby," he said.
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"This demonstrates how we can produce crops in new ways, without having to tear up the land as much or add excessive fertilizer that runs off into rivers and streams," plant biologist Zach Lippman of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory said in a statement.
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Trump has campaigned on his independence from special interests, backed up by his ability to self-fund – but his pledge to tear up all of Obama's executive orders on Day One could give him cover when the ethics rules hit the shredder.
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At the end of two-week talks on global warming in Marrakesh, which were extended an extra day, many nations appealed to Trump, who has called climate change a hoax, to reconsider his threat to tear up the Paris Agreement for cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
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You could see him tear up on the court with ABC's cameras right in his face in the immediate aftermath, and that continued into the post game press conference when he was asked to speak about his parents, and his dad, on Father's Day.
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FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born Her return to the Disney villainess would mark her first onscreen appearance since her 2015 role in By the Sea, in which she directed herself opposite Brad Pitt just after their wedding.
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If no deal can be struck, France could tear up the Le Touquet accord and the two countries would have to reinstate borders on each side of the English Channel, the source said, adding that this was not in the interest of either side.
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The changes in motion needed to make one person move or dance like another are calculated, and then that data is used to generate new frames of video featuring someone appearing to tear up the dance floor, even if they have two left feet.
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He&aposs hopeful Duque&aposs reputation for pragmatism will prevail over calls from hardliners within his Democratic Center party to tear up the accord, and said he was heartened by Duque&aposs call on election night for unity, something that proved elusive during his presidency.
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Despite Trump's mixed record as a conservative, the real estate mogul's promises to shake up Washington, throw out illegal immigrants and tear up "unfair" trade deals have won over many influential Tea Party followers, according to interviews with activists across more than a dozen states.
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Republican Senator Bob Corker, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, declined to say whether he thought Trump would carry through on a threat to tear up the nuclear pact in January if Congress does not pass legislation to further clamp down on Iran.
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In a span of days, he signaled he was ambiguous about the landmark Paris climate agreement—which he vowed to tear up on the campaign trail—and had Leonardo DiCaprio and Al Gore, two outspoken environmentalists, visit him and his daughter, Ivanka, at Trump Tower.
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The trailer for Netflix's docuseries 'Dogs' will make you tear up, duh Watch a soldier resuscitate a lifeless puppy with CPR Puppy meets a bunch of goats and melts hearts around the world Playful puppy gets so riled up by tickles, he falls asleep
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There is widespread concern in Mexico that the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president could hurt its economy due to his campaign threats to impose punitive tariffs on Mexican-made goods or tear up a joint trade deal if he cannot renegotiate it.
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The government is scrambling to head off the risk of an economic shock from the election of Trump, who has pledged to isolate Mexico behind a border wall, and threatened to impose steep tariffs on Mexican goods and tear up a joint trade deal.
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Amid fears a Trump administration will tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement, the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters group is lobbying Canada's Liberal government to prioritize the U.S.-Canada trade relationship, saying a bilateral side deal with Mexico could be worked out separately.
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Trump has suggested that we abandon our NATO allies in the face of Russian aggression, has said he might recognize occupied Crimea as part of Russia, has promised to tear up the Iran treaty and has talked loosely about sanctioning the spread of nuclear weapons.
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"What we saw was a respectful attitude and discourse from Donald Trump," presidential spokesman Eduardo Sanchez had said earlier, arguing that progress was made on the issue of trade after prior threats by Trump to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Or if you routinely tear up in response to feedback about your work, your boss is likely to start worrying about your ability to take feedback (and may start giving you less of it out of discomfort with your reaction, and that's not good).
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Democrats are currently polarized between a Medicare-for-all approach that would tear up the entire health care system root and branch and replace it with something modeled on Canada, and various more moderate plans that try to be mindful of the political risks here.
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They wonder how far he will go in warning China and Iran about their behavior, whether he will back out of long-standing treaties and trade deals, tear up the nuclear agreement with Iran, build a border wall with Mexico, or cozy up to Moscow.
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The comments were the latest example of how Mr. Trump's instincts on national security — to threaten North Korea with destruction and tear up an Iran accord that most experts and allies say is working — are running headlong into opposition from his own National Security Council.
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In the final months of Sri Lanka's 2015 election, China's ambassador broke with diplomatic norms and lobbied voters, even caddies at Colombo's premier golf course, to support Mr. Rajapaksa over the opposition, which was threatening to tear up economic agreements with the Chinese government.
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More troubling yet for the global economy is the risk that a strong dollar might induce the incoming administration to double down on Trump's pledge to raise import tariffs on countries like China and Mexico as well as to tear up trade agreements like NAFTA.
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The new sanctions were intended, administration officials say, to emphasize the administration's determination to find new ways to penalize Tehran for activities not covered by the nuclear accord, which Mr. Trump regularly assailed during last year's campaign and threatened to tear up at various moments.
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It is usually thought of as an occasion for Method men — including John Malkovich and Gary Sinise (in 1982) and Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C. Reilly (who memorably switched roles in rotation in 2000) — to get down and dirty and tear up the scenery.
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The "soul controller" himself Seven Davis Jr. is back on Ninja Tune with another warped and wonderful EP's worth of twisted club bangers ready to tear up any club where an audience are ready and willing to have their horizons, and their heads, expanded.
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" Cline began to tear up as she added, "I feel like my real dad never loved me enough to stay and now I feel like, even when I have a second chance at a father, I feel like he never loved me enough to stay clean.
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Transition Obama had hoped to be handing the reins to a fellow Democrat Hillary Clinton, yet is now preparing the way for Trump, a man for whom he has harbored personal and political animosity, and who has pledged to tear up his legacy as quickly as possible.
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" Asked whether she was cross with Johnson, who stole the show at her Conservative Party's annual conference, May told BBC television: "there are one of two things that Boris said that I'm cross about ... He wants to tear up our guarantee to the people of Northern Ireland.
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The Washington Post quoted people familiar with the matter as saying Cha, a Korean-American, had raised concerns with White House officials over their consideration of a risky limited strike on North Korea and about the administration's threats to tear up a bilateral trade deal with Seoul.
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Since taking office earlier this year, Mr Duterte has threatened to tear up major parts of the military alliance with the US, and a meeting with Barack Obama at a summit earlier this year was cancelled after he called the American president a "son of a whore".
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Victory for Lopez Obrador in 2018 could push Mexico in a more nationalist direction at a time of tension with the United States, with U.S. President Donald Trump riling Mexicans with threats to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement and build a border wall.
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The next president will have to deal with a soaring crime rate, anger about corruption, a weak economy and Donald Trump, who may by then have decided to tear up or drastically change the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) between Mexico, the United States and Canada.
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Apart from promising to tear up the Iran nuclear agreement and wondering if Japan and South Korea should be acquiring their own nuclear weapons (both of which would have devastating consequences for U.S. security), Trump has said virtually nothing about his plans on nuclear weapons issues.
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But so far, analysts say, it is not clear that Trump -- for all his bombast -- is preparing to tear up the strategic framework that has underpinned Sino-US relations since President Richard Nixon went to China to open relations between the two countries four decades ago.
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Allies worry about Trump's unpredictability and how far he will go in warning China and Iran about their behavior, whether he will back out of long-standing treaties, tear up the nuclear agreement with Iran, build a border wall with Mexico or cozy up to Moscow.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's economy posted its fastest growth in more than two years on Wednesday, and the government stuck to its outlook, insisting there was no tangible threat yet from U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, who has threatened to tear up a free trade deal.
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" The lyric that'll make you tear up: "I ain't even meet you and I love you to death/ Perform live on TV, I hid you under my dress/ We did the ruffles, the fur coats a hundred different ways/ But seems like you getting larger every day.
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" Cline began to tear up as she said, "I feel like my real dad never loved me enough to stay and now I feel like, even when I have a second chance at a father, I feel like he never loved me enough to stay clean.
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And while Trump has promised to "tear up" the country's trade deals, including NAFTA, his administration has signaled that it will be extraordinarily accommodating to the country's financial institutions, opening up a broad line of economic attack for Democrats that avoids the thorny question of trade.
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In yet another turn in a legal battle that has plagued President Trump for months, Michael D. Cohen, his longtime fixer, offered late Friday night to tear up a nondisclosure agreement with a pornographic film star who has long claimed she had an affair with Mr. Trump.
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Person says the fact that the Trump administration has threatened to tear up the Iran nuclear deal — in which Iran agreed to restrict many of its sensitive nuclear activities in exchange for the lifting of sanctions — only makes North Korea more resolute about clinging to its weapons.
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"They're asking you to remove President Trump from the ballot in an election that's occurring in approximately nine months, they're asking you to tear up all of the ballots across the country on your own initiative — take that decision away from the American people," Cipollone said.
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Cohn, the National Economic Council director and former Goldman Sachs president, served as the main voice inside the West Wing urging Trump not to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement or apply sweeping tariffs on steel and aluminum that could spark a global trade war.
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It has songs like "Hospital" that make you tear up to when there's no other car on the road and you start thinking about people you really shouldn't bother thinking about ("I go to bakeries all day long/there's a lack of sweetness in my life").
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Talks that could set the tone for every other trade deal during the Trump administration start Wednesday, when Mexican and Canadian officials sit down in Washington to discuss the 303-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement that President had one time vowed to tear up.
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It's virtually guaranteed that the Dodd-Frank act will be at least seriously weakened, and while we can safely assume that Donald Trump won't tear up the Iran and Cuba deals on day one, there is at least a decent chance he will try to renegotiate them.
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The Washington Post quoted people familiar with the matter as saying Cha, a Korean-American, had raised concerns with White House officials about the consequences of a bloody nose strike and the administration's threats to tear up a trade deal with South Korea, a U.S. treaty ally.
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When I asked why a Californian son of a prominent dentist chose to practice medicine in Louisiana, he joked, "Mother Theresa only went to the Calcutta slums; she wouldn't go to the suburbs of Washington, DC." Jindal did other things to tear up Louisiana's health safety net.
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It is hard to say what might mollify the Trump administration, which is split between those who would like to tear up the agreement and those who wish to preserve it and which has said inconsistent things about its demands to keep the accord, U.S. and European officials said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi had not planned to tear up President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech but decided to do so after she could not find a page "that didn't have a lie on it," she told fellow Democratic lawmakers on Wednesday.
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When I read a book where something sad happens, I rarely tear up or feel true pangs of sadness, and while a film can always get me with a soundtrack (looking at you, Arrival), it's rarely the basic facts of what's happening that get me right in my feelings.
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In the memorable finale, in which a village elder is dragged across a field by the militia, the camera captures his hands in close-up as they tear up the roots of crops — a symbol of tenacity and love of the Earth and nature as much as of martyrdom.
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Cornered through his comeback by the ancient Angelo Dundee and Archie Moore, and wearing the same trunks that he lost the title to Muhammad Ali in all those years before, it was hard not to tear up as Foreman knelt in prayer in his corner following the fairytale finish.
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Last Tuesday, at a rally in Fairhope, Alabama, which Steve Bannon, the President's former chief strategist, also attended, Moore told the crowd that he knew that Trump was "trying so hard" to do everything he had promised during the campaign—end Obamacare, tear up nafta , build the wall.
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Mexico imposes tariffs on $3 billion worth of US exports The back-and-forth comes as Canada, Mexico and the United States continue to renegotiate the 24-year-old free trade deal that Trump has threatened to tear up, if a new deal does not protect US interests.
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Friday's news the Federal Bureau of Investigation had opened a fresh probe into Clinton's use of private emails appeared to boost the election prospects of her Republican rival Donald Trump, who is seen as creating uncertainty given his pledge to tear up international trade deals and slap import tariffs.
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The Hollywood Reporter columnist Scott Feinberg took a video of the actors, who played Sansa Stark and Jon Snow, respectively, sharing a long embrace in the aisles of the theater, and its enough to make even those who were upset with the Game Of Thrones finale tear up.
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Victory for Lopez Obrador in 2018 could push Mexico in a more nationalist direction at a time of heightened tensions with the United States, with U.S. President Donald Trump riling Mexicans with threats to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement and build a border wall against illegal immigrants.
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The rest of the UFC Gdansk card is standard procedure for a European card—not a lot of names or important fights because the show was set to sell out in minutes anyway—but that headliner alone is enough to guarantee the attention of those who like a good tear-up.
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The event was dubbed a "Day of Destruction," for Ella: "She likes to destroy toys, so we figured we'd give her a day where she could just go ahead and tear up [the toys] and not have to worry about her [ruining] all of her toys," Baker told ABC 8 News.
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"I'm sorry Elon I just really look up to you and watching the falcon heavy launch in person made me tear up," she tweeted, "Honestly I only think it's fair that Elon gets a cardboard cutout of ME." Thank you to @BernieSanders @SenSanders for accompanying me to prom last night!
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Canada, the United States and Mexico will start renegotiating the terms of the trade agreement that has shaped business between the three countries for more than two decades after President Donald Trump threatened to tear up the agreement if it did not benefit businesses and employment in the United States.
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The woman who stands between the presidency and a hot-head who wants to tear up the world's trading system is losing her air of invincibility, due to an unguarded comment about a "basket of deplorables", a bout of pneumonia and a foolish decision to conceal the illness from voters.
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And opposition to the pact became a popular rallying cry in stump speeches by both Donald J. Trump, the Republican nominee, who has promised to tear up the deal, and Bernie Sanders, who argued during the Democratic presidential primaries that it would lead to a loss of jobs and competitive wages.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE campaigned on a pledge to tear up the nuclear deal with Iran.
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Macron said North Korea was a good example of how not to do things, and compared the example of the East Asian nation with the nuclear agreement with Iran, which Trump has described as "one of the worst" deals the United States has ever made and has threatened to tear up.
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Netanyahu had thought he was getting a stridently pro-Israel president who would green light (or at least not block) new settlement-building in the West Bank, immediately move the American embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, and tear up, or seriously rework, the Obama administration's nuclear deal with Iran.
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Jacobson leaves at a tense moment in relations between Mexico and the United States, with President Trump vowing to have Mexico pay to build a wall between the countries, pledging to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement and promising to deport millions of Mexicans who crossed the border illegally.
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Mr. Trump vowed on the campaign trail to tear up President Barack Obama's global warming policies, and on the home front he is moving aggressively to meet those pledges with deep cuts to the Environmental Protection Agency and a new E.P.A. administrator, Scott Pruitt, who is a skeptic of climate science.
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The cheap way to build a station is to tear up a big hole in the ground and dig (this is called "cut and cover"), but transit officials instead chose a more expensive method that involved digging a small hole and then laboriously blasting a station-sized cavern under the street.
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" The 19-year-old star beamed as Swift danced and sang along with him, and at one point the "Delicate" singer, 28, gave a nod to the name of her album reputation by pulling on the lapels of her jacket along to the lyrics "You take me places that tear up my reputation.
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But we also bet that you have encountered the problem of them drying out your eyes and causing them to tear up, effectively creating a flood of pigmented tears, or looked in the mirror midway through the day and saw your carefully applied liner had migrated down to somewhere near your cheeks.
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Others saw the event as an opportunity to heal North America's frayed relations since U.S. President Donald Trump came to office 18 months ago promising to build a wall on the southern border with Mexico to stem illegal immigration and to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement, known as NAFTA.
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Trump has called last year's deal ending a diplomatic standoff between Iran and six world powers over the country's nuclear policy and opening the way for western investment "the worst deal ever negotiated," although he has also conceded it would be hard to tear up a deal enshrined in a U.N. resolution.
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As he sought to fulfill a key campaign promise to tear up multiple trade deals in which the U.S. participated, Trump used an approach derided as dangerous, protectionist brinkmanship that risked making the nation a pariah among not just traditional foes like China but also allies like Canada and the European Union.
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The real estate mogul's accusations that Mexico sends rapists and drug runners to the United States, and his threats to build a border wall and tear up trade deals, have angered the government but his meeting with Pena Nieto on Wednesday gave him a chance to present himself in a more moderate light.
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Antony J. Blinken For months, President Trump has made no secret of his desire to tear up one of the Obama administration's top national security achievements: the nuclear accord with Iran, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or J.C.P.O.A. Mr. Trump repeatedly bashed the agreement during last year's campaign.
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To tear up the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the trade deal that would have put the U.S. at the helm of a 12-nation trading bloc built around U.S. interests and values, potentially eliminating some 18,000 tariffs on U.S. goods and controlling 40 percent of global G.D.P. And China was not in the group.
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Even the attempt to keep some of his more outlandish promises — to build a wall along the border with Mexico; to tear up defense treaties with NATO, Japan and Korea; to reverse policies designed to forestall climate change — will weaken the U.S., just when India's ties to it are at their strongest.
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Notwithstanding the president's desire to tear up trade agreements, the glaring truth is that even before the recent election, trade and its alleged impacts—as a broader policy—were being maligned by political leaders on both the left and the right and by ordinary Americans who have seen that our current approach isn't working.
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I still tear up the moment Rudy takes the football field for the first and only time of his infamous college football career at Notre Dame, get chills as soon as Rocky yells, "Adriaannnneeee" after his marathon fight with Apollo Creed, and shake off the overwhelming feeling of nostalgia whenever I watch The Sandlot.
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But after two years of general wear and tear up and down the New England coast, the vinyl grips on the Airwave Elites I tested out this past weekend bore not even a scratch — a far cry from most of the grips on my rods, which all at least have a good gash or two.
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Associates say he has been shocked by some of Trump's actions, such as abandoning the Paris climate accord, threats to tear up free trade deals, a call for a ban of transgender people from the military and ending a program that protects people who were brought into the United States illegally as children from deportation.
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I see an American president threatening to tear up, or actually tearing up, global agreements he doesn't like — the Iran nuclear deal, Nafta, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Paris climate accord and aid to Palestinians and Pakistanis — but without any clear plan or alternative for the morning after that will improve on the status quo.
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That's why the US didn't tear up the NATO alliance after its original reason for existing, the threat from the Soviet Union, ended; being in a tight military alliance with a number of the world's wealthiest and most powerful countries helped the US cement its dominance and deter potential rivals from challenging American power.
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The certification announcement comes as the Trump administration seeks to take a hard-line stance against Iran following the rhetoric the president espoused during his campaign for the White House, when he vowed to tear up the nuclear agreement on day one of his presidency and repeatedly criticized the Obama administration for negotiating the accord.
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" FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born Ronaldo has never revealed the mother of his older son publicly, explaining during a 2015 Jonathan Ross Show appearance that, "When Cristiano is going to grow up, I am always, always going to say the truth to him because he deserves it, because he is my son.
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He said he'd tear up the Iran deal -- "the worst deal ever" -- and he hasn't; he said he'd go after China as a currency manipulator; he hasn't; he said he'd withdraw or at least reshape an obsolete NATO; he didn't; and of course, on the promise to open an embassy in Jerusalem, he just used the waiver.
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The decision Friday is the second time Trump has agreed to issue the sanctions waiver and the latest instance in which Trump has declined to seize an opportunity to break up the Iran deal -- disappointing some of the hardline opponents of the agreement who hoped Trump would follow through on his campaign promise to tear up the deal.
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Harker also embraced a view gaining converts at the Fed that the central bank may need to tear up its playbook on monetary policy and explore adopting a new strategy such as price-level targeting, which would require the Fed to allow inflation to run hot for a while to make up for a period of low inflation.
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Rivals in Europe have complained vociferously about their tactics in the European market, claiming that they exploit a state subsidised model to steal long-haul market share, while US airlines have run a concerted campaign against allegedly unfair competition because of subsidies, asking their government to tear up its aviation agreements with Qatar and the UAE.
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There's even one diner scene that I'm pretty sure is a direct callback to Garner's "I'm not a good person" speech in 2004, and it's moving enough to make me tear up in the middle of a campy teen horror-comedy made on such a shoestring budget, you can almost always see patches of cover-up on the actors' chins.
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We can certainly call out obvious faked viral content, like the doctored video of Parkland shooting survivor Emma González appearing to tear up a copy of the US Constitution (it was actually a shooting range target), or the crudely Photoshopped image of a Seattle Seahawks player dancing with a burning American flag (the dance was real; the flag was not).
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Americans are not going to throw away their cars and buy more expensive electric ones, tear up their homes, give up air travel, bet on trains that are slower and much more expensive, pay two to three times more for food and all other consumer goods, and live in homes that are colder in the winter and hotter in the summer.
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To give Macron what he wants, Trump would have to go back on his vow to tear up the Iran deal by a deadline early next month, give the European Union a permanent waiver from US tariffs on aluminum and steel imports due to come into force next month or keep American troops in Syria even though he wants them home.
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The New York attorney general's office is expected to announce a settlement, as soon as Thursday, that could give hundreds of people who signed rent-to-own leases with a trailer park the right to tear up those deals and recoup any deposits they paid, according to two people briefed on the matter who were not authorized to speak publicly.
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While Mr. Trump can still push agencies to deregulate, hold the line on immigration enforcement, raise tariffs and tear up treaties, every action will invite a new congressional inquiry, along with a blizzard of subpoenas and another parade of witnesses if — as so often seems the case — it is accompanied by leaks that suggest procedural irregularity, internal disagreement or impropriety.
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Grant's Christmas is a sincere, adult affair, where LL Bean model lookalikes convene to solemnly say grace and tear up a little because the family's finally back together; where people who spend the year just trying to get by feel an annual moment of solace sitting by the tree; where we open our doors to strays because Christmas is about community.
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