But if you are tearing down someone's house, please take the time to confirm you are tearing down the correct house.
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He said that tearing down the statue of Lee was comparable to tearing down statues of George Washington or Thomas Jefferson.
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Soon they are tearing the place apart — and tearing off each other's clothes, with Mr. Oberholtzer's exhilaration and terror combining to riotous effect.
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A doctored photo of her tearing up the Constitution went viral (in the real photo, she was tearing apart a gun range paper target).
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I think tearing up the Trans-Pacific Partnership was an incredibly shortsighted decision; the country that most benefited from us tearing up the TPP was China.
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What you are doing is tearing down America and when you do, you are tearing down something more important than even the president of the United States.
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For example, there is no law against tearing up pieces of paper; there is a law against tearing up documents so that they cannot be subpoenaed by federal prosecutors.
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Splintered bones, gushing severed appendages, tearing flesh — and vomit.
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But it is -- and it is tearing us apart.
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"This chemotherapy — it's tearing my body apart," she said.
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Although the majority of these are not severe, it's understandable to want to avoid tearing if possible, and to reduce the severity of tearing if it's not possible to avoid it entirely.
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"A lot of good data has come out recently showing that episiotomies lead to more damage (more tearing into the rectum) than allowing for natural tearing along tissue planes," Dr. Doherty points out.
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WE can't afford anymore tearing down of our shared humanity.
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Daisy Ridley's Jedi powers apparently include tearing up the stage.
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Legislate Trump won't only be focused on tearing things down.
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The staff celebrate by tearing the photos off the wall.
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And that's precisely why Trump is tearing it down rhetorically.
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A sound illusion that's got people tearing their hair out.
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He's unleashed ad after ad tearing into the political elite.
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Nearby, a woman is tearing up sheets to make more.
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"You are seeing these bank stocks just tearing," Cramer said.
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However, I do not stand for women tearing women down.
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"This has been tearing our community apart," Sheriff Ward said.
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He sounds genuinely concerned and I immediately start tearing up.
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"Me!" added Margery, tearing at the seams of her skin.
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Whenever Justin Bieber is seen tearing up throughout the show.
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This can lead to pain, spotting, or tearing during sex.
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He loves tearing things and opening things and throwing things.
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They focus on lifting people up, not tearing them down.
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"I'm going through some depression," Harper admitted, tearing up again.
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"When we were talking I was tearing up," said Lopez.
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It's the political equivalent of tearing off a bandage slowly.
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I had no tearing, no swelling, no complications as all.
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But they're part of tearing down our country, I think.
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"This year was particularly tough," he says while tearing up.
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It's devastating, I'm tearing up now just thinking about it.
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Communism, tearing down churches, causing food shortages, sending people to
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In fact, ripping and tearing are part of the process.
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"You can't get water anywhere," nearby, River said, tearing up.
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Unrest in the Middle East is tearing the region apart.
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"I thought it sounded homophobic," Pattie said, unexpectedly tearing up.
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First and foremost, family separation has been tearing families apart.
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They're tearing up the ground with their ATVs and motorcycles.
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If it means tearing up trade agreements, go for it.
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German Panzer divisions were tearing their way through the Ardennes.
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"It is depressing and it's tearing families apart," Khan said.
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And man are they tearing it up on the ice.
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Psychedelics have a way of tearing down our emotional barriers.
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The tearing and stitching in "Lima :: Limón" isn't exclusively metaphorical.
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What brought you two together, not what's tearing you apart.
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The "tearing down of history" does not change that history.
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Bling paced nervously, tearing clumps of grass from the turf.
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How two feuding countries are tearing apart the Middle East.
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We should be tearing down walls, not putting them up.
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"Obviously," Day said, "he is close to tearing it up."
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They can only build themselves up by tearing others down.
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Tearing things down thrills them; building things up bores them.
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To my devout conservative neighbors, liberals are tearing America apart.
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It sounded as if Gerszewski was tearing the place apart.
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It is poison and it is tearing our civilization apart.
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Will the Republicans yet again call for tearing apart families?
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I think tearing up the speech was a bad move.
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Why, to what end, are you tearing your nation apart?
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She began tearing up when she heard the audience applauding.
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The tension she stoked is now tearing the Tories apart.
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Now those same forces are tearing at my own country.
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But divisions and controversy are now tearing at NATO unity.
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On Mr. Robot, simply tearing down the system isn't enough.
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So actually ousting him would mean tearing the party apart.
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Building new "social infrastructure" usually involves tearing older infrastructure down.
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His party appears on the brink of tearing itself apart.
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Tearing them down would not just increase the wealth of all.
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CEO William Rudin says his company briefly considered tearing it down.
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Our money bail system in New York is tearing families apart.
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President Donald Trump is tearing into this week&aposs NATO summit.
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"You can't talk to me this way," he says, tearing up.
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You are tearing down the values of the United States itself.
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The tearing releases chemical bonds, expending energy as heat and light.
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He jerked back, tearing off the ends of those two digits.
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Tearing apart a tree for its cascading petals is literal destruction.
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Instead of building walls, we need to be tearing down barriers.
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Both the couple and Wolf began tearing up during Friday's introduction.
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"I haven't walked on my own since," Samano says, tearing up.
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Altogether, Microsoft is tearing down a dozen buildings in the refresh.
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Everywhere you turn, Trump is tearing down the guardrails of democracy.
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"Life is hard on us women," she told PEOPLE, tearing up.
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Piano Dave was tearing it up to the delight of partygoers.
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I wasn't just tearing up; I started to weep with joy.
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You stampeded, mane stormy, tearing up the ground, bellowing opposition, freedom.
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After tearing her ACL, the medium undergoes her first major surgery.
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For good measure UKIP has spent the aftermath tearing itself apart.
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Machines are still very far from tearing down language barriers completely.
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"I asked Lala because it was tearing me apart," Cartwright explains.
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Here comes the fleet of SUVs tearing down the narrow streets.
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"I'm just so thrilled that people care," she says, tearing up.
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Not surprisingly, tearing children from their parents' arms doesn't poll well.
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He imagines tearing someone to pieces, rendering them broken beyond repair.
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" Tearing up, Woods said this is "where the story gets tricky.
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I actually started tearing up when I found these two actresses.
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Then we got the Mueller team guy tearing up in court.
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The asshole itself needs four days to heal from any tearing.
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We are, in a sense, tearing Pokémon Go apart with interest.
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He seems more focused on tearing down than building anything up.
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The government should be keeping families together, not tearing them apart.
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There's no conspiracy, no cabal intent on tearing DC movies down.
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Residents saw them as tearing up the foundations of a community.
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Every culture has the collective history and we're tearing it apart.
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We will not let tearing apart families become the new normal.
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We see images of you rioting, tearing apart your own communities.
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Tearing through a train station, Jules is elated; Rue is frightened.
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Eva, two years old, was just tearing into that wrapping paper.
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By Thursday morning, the Brazilian authorities were tearing into the story.
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We heard a great boom and a sound of tearing metal.
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Moments later, a second explosion and another tearing of scrap metal.
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Suddenly, you hear the scream of metal tearing into the tarmac.
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Mr. Key must be tearing his hair out — or someone else's.
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There ain't crackheads tearing the TV out your house no more.
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Sources inside tell us Travis was tearing up Dance Dance Revolution.
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It would be like tearing up a winning Powerball lottery ticket.
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If they're not safe right now, that's what's tearing me apart.
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And that's not counting the ones tearing through SoCal right now.
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After tearing down a gate, about 50 inmates fled the complex.
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Again, reform has to involve building up, not just tearing down.
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"She is adorable, she is happy," whispered Ms. James, tearing up.
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For years, she warned that technology was tearing social fabric apart.
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"This event has changed my life," she said then, tearing up.
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Rather than tearing our company apart, the experience brought us together.
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The ripping apart is depicted in great, bloody, muscle-tearing detail.
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It&aposs the most severe form of tearing during vaginal delivery.
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But he has no intention of tearing up the FA's legacy.
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Some are building walls, where we should be tearing them down.
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But they went ahead anyway, and they're tearing the country apart.
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If there was serious tearing, that could cause some cringy feelings.
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Tearing the opponent down rarely if ever adds followers to oneself.
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And tearing one another apart, to the delight of the Republicans.
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This agenda points toward upholding institutions rather than tearing them down.
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They could point out policy differences without tearing each other down.
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I don't think this needs to be about tearing Bernie down.
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I will bring this country together instead of tearing it apart.
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But reducing tariffs creates momentum for tearing down other trade restraints.
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Take Trump's recent tweets tearing down Amazon and the Washington Post.
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It's about lifting each other up, not tearing each other down.
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That us-versus-them mentality, I think, is tearing the country apart.
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Others show them tearing through the looping, sinuous streets of local estates.
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And people don&apost understand we&aposre just tearing apart this country.
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Then, as now, it felt like America was tearing itself into pieces.
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"He was concerned the nomination battle was tearing the country apart," Sen.
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The victim said she later learned she'd sustained vaginal abrasions and tearing.
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Instead of tearing the show down, Nick's been finding something to highlight.
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"They just make my life so much better," Lopez said, tearing up.
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Until then, I'll be tearing up over this trailer again and again.
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Fortunately, G-Sync helps ensure there's no tearing at lower frame rates.
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Then, a fake image of González tearing up the Constitution went viral.
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If it's a relative, you may worry about tearing your family apart.
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Then aliens start tearing the city apart, and everything else stops mattering.
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One of Reagan's iconic moments had to do with tearing walls down.
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Armor buckles and components break with a piercing shriek of tearing metal.
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The brightest galaxy in the known universe is literally tearing itself apart.
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Since, his team has been tearing out old technology to install new.
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In quick succession, three ideologies tearing the country apart have been tamed.
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Injunction: This set includes two uninsuluble brand of hair-tearing, unworn products.
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She was so happy to meet her that she was tearing up.
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Lube is mandatory—it's house policy to protect the dolls from tearing.
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Stephen Colbert tackled the Matt Lauer controversy … by tearing into Donald Trump.
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The fungus grows and grows and grows, tearing up the larva's insides.
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Tearing down that wall makes a whole lot of sense for Snap.
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"It's been such an emotional couple of weeks," says Kathy, tearing up.
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It's clear today that our culture of violence is tearing America apart.
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Meanwhile, my mental state felt like it was tearing at the seams.
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By rejecting these things, you're "tearing up" the contract and freeing yourself.
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Instead of tearing the show down, we'll be finding something to highlight.
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Instead of tearing the show down, he'll be finding something to highlight.
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" "People said she was crying and tearing up because she was upset!
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"I try not to get emotional," the host began, already tearing up.
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There are times when the conceit is stretched to the tearing point.
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Is this a reflection of the tearing apart of established political parties?
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We must not be about tearing small children away from their families.
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And Clinton acknowledged the populist fury that is tearing through both parties.
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Now we are a nation in the throes of tearing things apart.
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This is the inconvenient economic truth that is tearing our country apart.
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"They continue ripping out the stitches by tearing everything up," he said.
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"He's an amazing dad," Judge said of Barney at BravoCon, tearing up.
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"I want to be okay," she told the doctors, while tearing up.
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BEFORE tearing up parts of Florida, Hurricane Irma ravaged whole Caribbean islands.
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"She said, 'No, you can't live with me'," he said, tearing up.
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Clinton had spent months tearing down her Republican opponent, Donald J. Trump.
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But here, the left-right ideological divide is tearing the country apart.
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"I want to have a child with her," he reiterated, tearing up.
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DeBellis said, tearing up at the thought of the Sandovals' impending move.
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The six of them divided the body, each tearing off a limb.
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We're tearing down animosity and agreeing to be peaceful with each other.
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It was always about tearing things down and just plain fucking violence.
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By tearing it all down, do you mean totally redesign the show?
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His crew, The Material Boys, are strictly anti-burning and anti-tearing.
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They're tearing at him, howling and waiting for him to give up.
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That's death on our highways and the tearing up of our roads.
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At the same time, near daily terrorist attacks were tearing Iraq apart.
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But the government's plans to rebuild Syria risk tearing it further apart.
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Martin Luther King described segregation and injustice as forces tearing us apart.
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Carnivores tend to have sharp, smooth teeth, used for biting and tearing.
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I am on board, folks — and maybe tearing up a little bit.
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Furthermore, the idea that lonely people are tearing America apart is misleading.
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But the raw hurt comes tearing at my skin all the same.
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After the loss, the Sixers may find themselves tearing down their team.
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The foil covering the lip of the bottle may defy neat tearing.
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I have no qualms about tearing down bronze Confederates on government land.
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"It breaks your heart to think of tearing them down," she said.
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She also showed uncommon emotion, at times tearing up on the bench.
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Above all, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tearing up President Donald Trump's speech.
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"It takes away a survivor's autonomy by tearing them down," she says.
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The United States should be nurturing this climate, not tearing it down.
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"We degrade this Parliament at our peril," Bercow told lawmakers, tearing up.
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We need leadership that's about bringing us together, not tearing us apart.
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Identity politics is a toxic ideology that is tearing American society apart.
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Or from tearing down toxic masculinity to creating a subtle hiding place.
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Australians haven't seen anything like the bushfires currently tearing through their country.
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Congo's rainforest is damp enough to stop blazes from tearing through it.
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If this means tearing down all the old gods, so be it.
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Richard Dreyfuss is the political opponent hellbent on tearing their love asunder.
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When I get home from work, I'm not tearing the house apart.
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I am also concerned, but also we are tearing the country apart.
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"I couldn't get through your book, I tried," McCain said, tearing up.
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But Brexit risks tearing up the metaphorical carpet again, Mr. Hayles warned.
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The city is always tearing itself down and building itself up again.
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Reducing the severity of tearing during a delivery is an important goal.
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While the Brett Kavanaugh drama was tearing apart Washington last week, Sen.
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In fact, the criticism of me is that I'm tearing things up.
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" She added, "It's so divisive, and it's really tearing the country apart.
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"THIS IS NOT FINE!" he screams, tearing at his face in agony.
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Tackle Kelvin Beachum missed most of the season after tearing his ACL.
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Those who trade on that anger are risking nationalisms tearing Europe apart.
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In the innovation space, like who is tearing it up right now?
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This time he's not tearing into the country but rather its leaders.
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The conflict tearing Yemen apart is a human catastrophe and a geopolitical mess.
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The media loved building them up, and enjoyed tearing them down even more.
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Yellow fever is tearing through primate populations, wiping out squirrel and howler monkeys.
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And you're lying if you deny tearing up watching A Walk To Remember.
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Tearing up during her acceptance speech, Blunt shared the award with her husband.
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Synthetic forms of heroin are tearing apart families, devastating communities and taking lives.
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Tearing apart Obama's climate rules is harder than it sounds — though not impossible.
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"They did their jobs with courage, grace, tenacity, humility," Stewart added, tearing up.
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I might as well have been tearing at the grapes with murderous paws.
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People are drinking merrily, hitting on each other, and tearing into delicious food.
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If G-Sync is active, the animation shouldn't exhibit any tearing or stuttering.
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I'm feeling a whirlwind of emotions and still tearing up at my desk.
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I've been tearing my gadgets apart for as long as I can remember.
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It was the pain you feel when you're convinced your muscles are tearing.
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In the trailer, McQueen is seen in his atelier, tearing fabric by hand.
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A dismayingly plausible scenario involves Mr Trump's election tearing the country further apart.
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"I never forget Leah, I cry about her constantly," Portwood said, tearing up.
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I'm tearing up thinking about it, just with the Kobe situation, you know.
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The whole bit about tearing gardens down wasn't just about weevils and foliage.
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I certainly appreciated it while tearing through Ninja Gaiden and its excellent soundtrack.
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Panama City, Florida (CNN)Donald Trump is tearing the Grand Old Party apart.
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And tearing up the nuclear accord would remove an essential constraint on Iran.
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Farmers are tearing out vines to plant cherry orchards, which are more profitable.
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Then, there's the issue of tearing the condom, or turning it inside out.
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This was tearing my heart out, but I didn't let them see that.
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"I know I disappointed you," she told her dad via FaceTime, tearing up.
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J-Mail tore his right ACL, four years after tearing his left ACL.
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There's also the risk of infection and tearing — whether through intercourse or babies.
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What if a Spitzenkandidat wins on a ticket of tearing up fiscal rules?
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"I can do no right in your mind, Luann," Medley says, tearing up.
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" She continues, tearing up, "Words can't tell how I'm so grateful to everybody.
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How would tearing up the Iran deal affect Trump's negotiations with North Korea?
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Hippo-Grun: This set includes two uninsuluble brand of hair-tearing, unworn products.
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Malia Obama kept tearing up as she listened to her dad's farewell speech.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is tearing up the charts on Twitch today, placing at no.
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"If we can't sightsee, it doesn't matter," she said, her eyes tearing up.
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" Tearing up, the actress said, "I promised myself I wasn't going to cry.
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They were tearing her clothes off... as they dragged her off the field.
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Just hope that recruiters review your work history before tearing off the wrapper.
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Old ice can build up into hull-tearing ridges perhaps 20 metres thick.
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"I love you," Gifford said as Kotb, who was speechless, started tearing up.
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Spirit's statement from last month said it is not tearing up existing contracts.
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Take a look at Lorenzo tearing it up here (it's worth the click).
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Now the government of Chávez's chosen successor, Nicolás Maduro, is tearing it up.
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Instead of tearing the show down, Nick will be finding something to highlight.
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"Don't worry, Boni," Daniel said, tearing it open and reading the first page.
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We need to be supporting each other instead of tearing each other down.
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Islamophobes are tearing their hair out as they decry the Islamization of Britain.
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Hospital wards have become crucibles where the forces tearing Venezuela apart have converged.
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Tearing babies away from their mothers, on the other hand, is truly obscene.
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Following this building collapse, authorities are taking action by tearing down condemned buildings.
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I shielded my tearing eyes from the sun, the wind and my friend.
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Jimmy Garoppolo's first game since tearing his ACL last September was a disaster.
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It's our moral imperative to stop deportations and the tearing apart of families.
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But the Speaker's latest public break with Trump has started tearing Republicans apart.
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No just society should tolerate the tearing of living human beings to pieces.
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The instructor at the front of the class is tearing into ISIS' ideology.
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By now, you're probably aware of the hurricane tearing its way through Facebook.
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Our country is tearing itself apart on our streets — that's wrong, that's bad.
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I was tearing down the albums from the shelves and screaming and yelling.
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James Rodriguez has been tearing through the streets, riding too fast, too furious.
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Tearing children apart from their mothers is not part of our proud history.
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Leaders at the local level aren't building walls, they are tearing them down.
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Trump and his defense machine — including members of Congress — are tearing it apart.
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This country is saddled with a leader who is tearing our society apart.
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What you're doing, instead, is tearing down what's left of the Pax Americana.
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TAVERNISE: Going around and around, backing up really quickly, tearing through an alley.
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"I love Shakespeare," one actor opines, tearing the flesh off a decomposing arm.
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"I liked the idea that they would withstand my kids tearing them apart."
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Parker had not played since tearing his left anterior cruciate ligament on Feb.
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He'd struggled with addiction for years, tearing our family apart in the process.
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I can see him tearing out pages and tossing books in the fire.
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Kimmel was overwhelmed, tearing up as he welcomed the crowd to the memorial.
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Then, beginning in the seventh century, Muslim invaders began tearing across the continent.
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This conjunction "speaks to an astrological time of tearing down structures," Shannon says.
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I don't want my legacy to be one of tearing another woman down.
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" Tearing up, Bieber wanted Eilish "to know that she can count on me.
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Naming the alleged whistle-blower is much worse than tearing up a speech.
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The defensive tackle has been sidelined since tearing his left ACL in February.
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Rather than tearing down consumer society, the '68 students helped open it up.
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"I have to be honest, I was tearing up," comedian Andrea Lopez explained.
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Beating Trump, not tearing down Dems is the focus for the Dem party.
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It's nice, not tearing into a huge hunk of protein for dinner, right?
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But interestingly, he wouldn't commit to tearing it down if he became president.
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By contrast, videos circulated Sunday of Iranians tearing down posters bearing Soleimani's image.
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In those cases, looters are suspected of tearing the ships apart for scrap.
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"Please stop tearing this country apart," implored Representative Debbie Lesko, Republican of Arizona.
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Then there was the scene of Krishna tearing his uncle Kamsa in half.
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" He added, "But I think he prefers tearing down to building up, honestly.
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"My uncle never thought that I would visit," Mr. Oshima said, tearing up.
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Tearing it off bubble by bubble, I bite into the first perfect crunch.
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WATTERS: Yes, thank you, all right, Chit Chat Tour, tearing up the whole country.
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"Banning the cutting is like tearing the pages out of a book," she remembers.
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"It's women supporting each other, not tearing each other down," Preston insisted, before pausing.
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Lopez is shown holding a tissue and tearing up, appearing to remember Massi again.
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But this job fell to ICE agents who aren't tasked with tearing families apart.
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"They're locking up immigrants, including children, and tearing families apart," the unidentified man said.
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We can't get lost in B.S. We can't get lost tearing each other down.
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I had this huge moment in my career and they were tearing it apart.
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They were uninterested in furthering a narrative of two women tearing each other apart.
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" Tearing up, she said, "Sorry, I don't want to get into it too much.
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This is the crisis of contempt — the polarization that is tearing our society apart.
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It's more forgiving of friction and stress, preventing the latex from tearing, LELO claims.
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Fox News host Melissa Francis even claimed Pelosi was essentially tearing up African-Americans.
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"[But] the minute I walked in the door, I knew," Peggy said, tearing up.
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Kelly was visibly tearing up as she presented her segment to the Today hosts.
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Some of us would be tearing our hair out with all that family drama.
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Our politicians focused on tearing each other down rather than building our country up.
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A vicious wildfire is tearing through tens of thousands of acres in Northern California.
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One bespectacled man surreptitiously eyed a fellow lifter tearing through 40-pound bicep curls.
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It means tearing up the blueprints for America's highways, bi-ways and information superhighways.
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There's a huge chance of not only rejection and tearing, but a serious infection.
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Religiosity has bred an extremism that at times has looked like tearing Pakistan apart.
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It doesn't take long before the unprovoked ant starts tearing into this guy's finger.
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Video footage from TV network Andina showed the blaze tearing through the building's roof.
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The problem, though, isn't tearing down what the Democrats built; it's assembling a replacement.
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Gathering himself, he launched into a typically throat-tearing tirade against Italy's ruling elite.
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Gothic: This set includes a pair of uninsuluble brand of skin-tearing, unworn products.
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Icknock: This set includes a pair of uninsuluble brand of hair-tearing, unworn products.
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"Thank you so much," he said, as the girl could be seen tearing up.
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We're shown him tearing up as he recounts times he failed those around him.
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Said grandfather David Shell: "Her not being around here is tearing our family apart."
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She also accused him of intentionally tearing a condom he wore during the act.
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Maclin, 30, sat out the 2013 season after tearing his ACL in training camp.
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Even without any heads up, critics wasted no time tearing into The Cloverfield Paradox.
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We find a broken tree, defeated by the recent weather storms tearing through England.
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"My f—— heart was cut out, my legs, my arms," Singer said, tearing up.
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He often looks like a third-party candidate tearing at the GOP from within.
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Neighbors started fighting neighbors, tearing apart what was once a multi-ethnic, multireligious society.
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Bernie Sanders and wife Jane Sanders could be seen tearing up in the crowd.
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"What a difference tearing down the shower area and cabinets made already!" she said.
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Durant just signed a four-year $162 million max deal after tearing his Achilles.
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One time a guy was reaching in the bucket and tearing up the money.
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I got overheated and all I could think about was tearing this hijab off.
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If the dead can go through wood, they're going to be tearing Hodor apart.
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Starting over and tearing things up are always the most inspiring moments for me.
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The black car, in Mr. Grays's telling, came tearing back his way in reverse.
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"Oh, now I'm gonna cry," Tur said after she made the announcement, tearing up.
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She's named Salome and has a predilection for tearing the heads off baby pigs.
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"De Blasio's socialist policies are tearing this city apart," Mr. Cruz's radio ad charges.
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For instance, there is a photo of Murder Dog clearly tearing someone in half.
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These include literally tearing a page right out of the Chinese social credit system.
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Remaking a court, ramping up Turkish-Saudi tensions, tearing up church ties in Ukraine.
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Ms. McGrath recalled tearing a ligament in her knee, requiring surgery ahead of prom.
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All this anger may seem like an un-Christian scourge, tearing the church apart.
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Sometimes bitterly so, with jokes that leave you tearing up as much as laughing.
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The faster they run, the more centrifugal force there is tearing the chain apart.
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Our political system is broken; we're tearing America apart instead of lifting it up.
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Ms. Yoo recalled a little boy who was shocked to see her tearing paper.
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"She sacrificed much in her own life to help us," Gutierrez says tearing up.
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The two percussionists paraded solemnly around the audience, zesting oranges and tearing mint leaves.
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I started tearing up when I saw her, and I don't show much emotion.
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"I was afraid that no one would love my kids," she said, tearing up.
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Think about the 306 Americans who will feel bullets tearing into their skin tomorrow.
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Viewers noticed, and video of Pelosi tearing up Trump's speech quickly went viral online.
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Same with the authoritarian plan to round up 11 million people, tearing families apart.
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Trump hails an African-American man who has surmounted a drug addiction; more tearing.
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Ms. Kay made it her mission to open the clubhouse without tearing it down.
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I just keep showing up, singing my face off and tearing off my clothes.
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The bushfires currently tearing through Australia are enormous, deadly, and in many cases unprecedented.
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It's aimed at tearing down anything and everything that stands for Hong Kong's future.
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"It's making me feel like I've failed in some way," she says, tearing up.
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"Jeff said, 'I'm concerned that we are tearing the country apart,'" Coons told CNN.
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But tearing down one of the industry's more-heralded editing desks holds inherent risk.
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Frank Stallone on Sunday apologized after he posted a tweet tearing into Parkland, Fla.
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"I think the important feature is that we're not tearing everything down," says Phillipson.
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It began in April, when a budget fight was tearing the Democratic Party apart.
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It's like tearing up a credit card bill thinking the debt will go away.
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The Raptors were tearing things down, and were no longer attempting to be good.
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"If it sounds like a piece of tearing paper, it's ready," Mr. Rodriguez said.
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Unlike Sale, however, James didn't go around tearing up his teammates' jerseys as well.
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" Kirsten Gillibrand accused Trump of tearing "apart the moral fabric of who we are.
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And to understand it, you have to go to the communities it's tearing apart.
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"Let's finally do something about the growing inequality that is tearing our country apart," Mrs.
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Lauer's eyes were already tearing up by this point, and then it got more sentimental.
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"Watching your bonfires, I literally couldn't even watch some of them," she says, tearing up.
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Tearing these old buildings down, Mr. Tran said, rips holes in the city's social fabric.
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When it comes to managing relations with China, Donald Trump is tearing up the rulebook.
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The sixth-round rookie from Oklahoma is recovering from tearing his right ACL last September.
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Immigration — the very issue tearing apart the Republican Party today — is perhaps the best example.
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"I spent every summer here when I was a little girl," she said, tearing up.
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There's a different between wanting the show to be entertaining and tearing a person apart.
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Gaga also thanked Cooper after her best song win, tearing up in her emotional speech.
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But when it comes to baseball, time has a way of tearing open old wounds.
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With this photo series, McCain wants to encourage moms to stop tearing each other down.
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It was only discovered when the conservatory started tearing down walls for its new studios.
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The answer is that it's a habit, and that habit is tearing their marriage apart.
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You start by tearing down statues and burning books and eventually you go after people.
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"It means so much to me, Dad, that you're here today," he said tearing up.
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He was living with a knot in his stomach, and it was tearing him apart.
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How many fans will be tearing the shiplap out of their walls tonight in anger?
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Her writing about what it means to become a mother definitely had me tearing up!
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"Nobody is tearing this up," he said, referring to the program popularly known as Obamacare.
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Today's macroprudential rules will do more to avert a crisis than tearing down the system.
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I've seen him many times tearing up talking about his involvement with the LGBT community.
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Dad William recently admitted that the 3-year-old is already tearing into his presents!
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He missed 39 games after tearing a ligament in his left thumb and undergoing surgery.
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"We are tearing down walls," said Michael Govan, the director of LACMA, at the opening.
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After the tigers started tearing apart the drone, its battery malfunctioned and started to smoke.
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I start tearing out pages of things that I like and let them pile up.
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There's also a pitch-perfect "You're tearing me apart, Lisa," in there for good measure.
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"I'm worried about what other people think," she told her partner Keo Motsepe, tearing up.
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The problem is, North Korea is only improving its weapons capabilities, not tearing them down.
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And we've all had enough with the gun violence that is tearing our communities apart.
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They start tearing at her dress, slam her on a table, and sexually assault her.
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"He was like a brother to me, so it's very sad," Jackson said, tearing up.
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Unfortunately, the police are startled when they see a woman tearing out of the woods.
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Fake images, like this one of Parkland victims tearing up the U.S. constitution, went viral.
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"It's been 19 months now that we've been trying to conceive," she said, tearing up.
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There is a price for the constant tearing of some of the nation's deepest divides.
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The tools that had brought the protesters together, he said, were now tearing them apart.
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Witnesses described Girard as highly intoxicated and said he then began tearing up the camp.
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Tearing down the empty Studebaker buildings, just south of the decaying downtown, was too expensive.
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"Without objection," the vice president said, with his voice quivering and his eyes tearing up.
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So, I mean, do you have a hard time tearing yourself away from multiple devices?
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"Mhhmmm," he nodded absentmindedly, never tearing his eyes away from the snow-globe scene outside.
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Clem is back in the water a week after tearing the ligaments around his shoulder.
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A movie moment grand and gorgeous, it's sure to have fans cheering and tearing up.
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He has succeeded at tearing away, bit by bit, at the fabric of our lives.
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The suspect was first sighted tearing down fliers at a library on Sunday, officials said.
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Each week, instead of tearing the show down, I'm going to find something to highlight.
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Tearing out Kelly's Eagles does nothing to solve years of neglect at a few positions.
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But gradually and inexorably the appeals court of oncology is tearing up cancer's death warrants.
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The controversy over the Dhammayaka temple is one of several tearing at Thailand's Buddhist establishment.
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Anger, hate, race and fear are tearing at the very fabric holding the nation together.
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It's not just hurting Hong Kong's economy, but also tearing every Hong Konger's heart apart.
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It's usually something that's as cheap as you can go without tearing your hair out.
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"Brothers, I've been watching you guys since the 80s," he started before abruptly tearing up.
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Is my phone flashlight strong enough to warn a logging truck tearing down the mountain?
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Moise: And you're tearing up as you're saying it and now transferring that emotion here.
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Because that's what you're asking by tearing down Sandy Hook: You're asking them to hide.
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The explosion takes out nearby planets, blasting many to dust and tearing others to shreds.
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Tourism is tearing apart Venice's social fabric, cohesion and civic culture, growing ever more predatory.
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It's impossible to tell — the candidates are too busy tearing each other limb from limb.
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Its not just hurting Hong Kongs economy, but also tearing every Hong Kongers heart apart.
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"Thank God that his family can just lay him to rest," Campbell said, tearing up.
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And it is tearing the fabric of our civil society apart to an alarming degree.
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This is one of the ways gas development pits neighbor against neighbor, tearing communities apart.
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RHP Garrett Richards began throwing more than three months after tearing his ulnar collateral ligament.
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"He couldn't see me, but I was tearing up inside of my mask," he added.
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When riots were tearing the streets apart in July 1992, Coogan's stayed open 24 hours.
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Busing, Mr. Biden said, was a "liberal train wreck" that was "tearing people apart" there.
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I found myself tearing into the riveting tale for the better part of the vacation.
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Ice particles bumping into ash particles also aids electrification, as does lava tearing itself apart.
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Pros: Easy setup and breakdown, lightweight and portable, good priceCons: Mesh walls prone to tearing
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The standoff, our correspondent writes, is emblematic of the larger forces tearing at European unity.
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Tearing migrant children away from their parents, for instance, is not a morally neutral policy.
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Homie is tearing up because that's how much he cares about seeing his mission through.
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Donald Trump came into a segmenting culture and he is further tearing apart every fissure.
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Communists advocate nationalizing the means of production and tearing down the house that wealth built.
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He ordered the tearing down of 1,722 Soviet apartment blocks in favour of something glassier.
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The paper, Ms. Halprin said, reminded her of skin, the loud tearing noises of water.
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There is no doubt that the fires tearing across eastern Australia have been hurting koalas.
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Justin Blackmon spent three years tearing up Big 12 defenses for the Oklahoma State Cowboys.
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It's just really sad to me, and I actually was tearing up in the line.
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"This one's just for me," he said, tearing open the pack right at the counter.
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He said he didn't want to get in the business of tearing other Democrats down.
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A lot of Americans are worried sick that Trump is tearing the country in half.
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"I never thought I wouldn't be going back to that house," she said, tearing up.
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Part of the pain may come from tearing that occurs as the baby comes out.
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I'm an educator, so I think there's ways to educate people without tearing anything down.
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Bullets tearing through our classrooms, concerts and congregations, targeting our sake — safest and sacred places.
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"Under Pruitt, what [the EPA is] doing is conscientiously tearing the place down," Browner said.
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Many ethnic Uyghurs and Kazakhs live abroad, and the crackdown has been tearing families apart.
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Her tempestuous psyche, she said, was tearing apart her marriage and raising thoughts of suicide.
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They will make this issue, which is already tearing apart our society, even more difficult.
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Its institutions are too weak to fix the crime and corruption tearing away at society.
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It had Roman (Tyrese Gibson) and Tej (Ludacris) tearing each other down while driving parachuting cars.
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Meanwhile, two major wildfires — the Hill fire and the Woolsey fire — are tearing through Southern California.
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If you try to finger someone's anus totally dry, you can end up tearing their butthole.
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Ryan argued that American democracy should be about testing arguments and ideas, not tearing people down.
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Tearing open a big box of katsuobushi, leaning in close and taking a long, deep inhale.
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What's more, the stronger, reinforced finish made tasks like tearing into impossible shrink wrap shockingly easy.
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But if you had a vaginal birth, lochia will also contain residual bleeding from vaginal tearing.
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Zuckerberg is tearing up right now talking about an undocumented student who he knows and mentors.
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"Whenever there's a threat to this country, my family has stepped forward," Waters said, tearing up.
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"That's what keeps flashing back to me are those minutes, those hours," Ziegler says, tearing up.
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Critics are still tearing into the show, while many Marvel devotees are singing the series's praises.
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And it's not Instagram, it's not us, it's an outside force that is tearing us apart.
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Might it make us apathetic to the tearing of children from their parents at the border?
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Choo recalls Mr. Chang's tearing out the first set of charred logs and personally replacing them.
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MITCHELL: Governor — Governor Sanders... SANDERS: No one is tearing this up, we're going to go forward.
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Soon enough, the police are tearing apart Oziel's mansion and officers are arresting both Menendez brothers.
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They are the ones you see building up one another instead of tearing each other down.
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The newly minted social media star congresswoman is wasting no time in tearing into tech companies.
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"I've always tried to be hopeful but, yes, it's tearing me apart," she told BuzzFeed News.
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Then the mayhem of construction began, bulldozers tearing through their neighbors' homes just outside their window.
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Last June, Patch developed swelling and tearing in his left eye after a workout at Saratoga.
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They always thought that the only way to rise up, was by tearing other girls down.
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Pull out the bread from the center of the round, tearing it into small chunks. 4.
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Indianapolis The news of Deshaun Watson tearing his ACL in practice is absolutely cruel and horrible.
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It's tearing Bill up inside that his son has the ability to speak, but will not.
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Eminem also name-drops a few others when tearing Kelly down — and it gets even messier.
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No one really knows what would replace the various agreements Britain would likely be tearing up.
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I just cried the whole time — walked in, started crying, went to rehearsal, started tearing up.
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Julián writhes around on the dinner table, kicking his feet and eventually tearing his shirt off.
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"The woman who I worked with had no issue in tearing up complaints," Evans told me.
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Survivors shouldn't be the only ones opening up about our pasts and tearing open old wounds.
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I picked up Tara Westover's Educated at the library last week and am tearing through it.
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Some granules are so large, I swear they're actually tearing up the surface of my skin.
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" And Alito cautioned against a government that "roams the land, tearing down monuments with religious symbolism.
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It gives them a sturdy surface to fall on, which prevents the cake layers from tearing.
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The fires began Sunday and have continued into Thursday, tearing through much of California's wine country.
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At one point, telling one of the prosecutors asking are you crying, are you tearing up?
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Facebook could use more evidence that it brings the world together rather than tearing it apart.
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With each heartbeat a pressure wave rippled out from his heart and risked tearing the artery.
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Daughter, father, future doctor: Victims of unrest in Venezuela Violence and unrest are tearing Venezuela apart.
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Do you pity the man, tearing up after serving one year of a five year term?
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"When I got that picture, I was tearing up almost, like, 'Here we go,'" Lessard said.
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Watch the clip ... BTW, Metta has a son who's tearing up the high school basketball world.
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It was appropriate, I thought, that as Circuitwise built electronics, iFixit would be tearing into them.
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When asked if Bran will be tearing up the spacetime continuum once more, Nutter is coy.
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He's got a reputation of ripping into everybody and trashing Hollywood and tearing down the system.
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They can't bear the idea that we're not tearing up the script just like they did.
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"It's tearing the problem [of huge volume] into pieces to make chunks more comprehensible," Willner says.
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The Jane the Virgin star was hard at work after tearing his pec 2½ months ago.
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He gives a sermon where he graphically describes tearing out the throat of a young boy.
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So, he's taking a different tack: He's tearing down the number down as an insignificant threshold.
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The actual undoctored image was of the activist tearing up a bullseye from a gun range.
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Death rates from alcohol and opiate abuse are skyrocketing and tearing apart families and entire communities.
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He spends his evenings tearing up leaflets that call for Britain to leave Europe, he said.
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That means investigations into unconscionable policies like tearing children away from their parents at the borders.
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The disaster has also indirectly fed the political infighting that is tearing the governing coalition apart.
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It was a symbolic tearing down of what they perceived to be a more religious past.
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"What this means to me," Baker said, tearing up again, "is on a whole 'nother level."
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Nick Bosa trolled Baker Mayfield while tearing through the Cleveland Browns offensive line on Monday night.
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Tearing down confidence in the FBI and the special counsel does nothing but undermine this goal.
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Intent on inflicting maximum, long-lasting damage, ISIS is tearing at the fabric of Iraqi society.
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I felt it tearing through the connection between me and the bed with an obscure strength.
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By tearing apart migrant families, Trump wrote another chapter in the book of America's greatest misdeeds.
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City officials have talked about tearing down the bus station for years, according to The Guardian.
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Gizmodo/Fusion/Univision's people are tearing off the mask about how they've attacked Trump-Russia investigators.
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Arrests leapt by nearly 40 percent, flooding detention centers with nonviolent offenders and tearing families apart.
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" His wife, Alisha Ramirez Valiente, told reporters Wednesday that the shutdown is "tearing our family apart.
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Gay is out for the year after tearing his left Achilles in Wednesday's loss to Indiana.
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That's when the helicopter's minigun opened fire, hammering through the walls and tearing the narcos apart.
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This Saturday night will also be his first fight since tearing his rotator cuff against Mayweather.
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They can get infected and develop asymmetries or tearing that leaves you with a split earlobe.
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Will it be just another case of tearing down what they spent 20 years building up?
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Abdu Ali and Dan Deacon attack from different angles, but they're tearing towards the same location.
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The largest blaze is the Thomas Fire, tearing through Ventura County, just north of Los Angeles.
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"It's tearing families apart," said Laurie Gowen, 56, a longtime worker at a local grocery store.
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Yo, so VICEVRSA is a talented rapper and is tearing up NYC on his own wave.
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Some believe they may have helped plant the seeds of the forces now tearing Europe apart.
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Or maybe he'd just be hanging out with friends or tearing up Tinder as a bachelor.
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In 2009, Yahoo announced they would be shuttering GeoCities, tearing down the user web's humble beginnings.
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They compromise the grip, as it turns out, increasing the risk of dropping or tearing something.
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His big achievements were renaming city streets, repairing the sewer system and tearing down derelict buildings.
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Eliza Kennedy's second novel, "Do This for Me," moves like a skier tearing down the mountain.
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Those who wish to keep the monuments argue that tearing them down would erase Confederate history.
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Some outraged protesters took to property damage, tearing down the concrete wall of a local business.
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The Kavanaugh nightmare shows how the competing moralisms of conservatism and feminism are tearing us apart.
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He also wondered about the motivation behind tearing down historical statues and where it might end.
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We ate them boiled, tearing off the heads and shells before devouring the sweet, juicy meat.
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Buttigieg and Klobuchar tearing each other apart ultimately won't elevate either one; Sanders benefits the most.
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" 'All Grown Up' by Jami Attenberg' "I read it twice, laughing, cringing, and even tearing up.
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After tearing her Achilles' tendon before her senior year of high school, she concentrated on bowling.
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Both of our jaws were on the floor, and we started tearing up at the end.
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Others said tearing down Columbine — even 20 years later — would be a capitulation to school shooters.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "So between Pelosi and J.Lo, women over 50 are tearing it up this week.
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My daughter started missing her daddy and tearing up that she wanted her daddy with her.
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"She told me, 'Boy, you gonna be all right; God got you,' " he recalls, tearing up.
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Tearing down your current house comes with risks that many candidates don't want to take on.
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In unhealthy systems, norm violations can spiral into tit-for-tat retaliation, ultimately tearing democracies apart.
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Kavanaugh later offered a vociferous and emotional defense, alternately shouting and tearing up on national television.
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But it has spent the better part of the last four decades tearing down that decision.
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" "We have seen the most divisive president ever, ever in our history, really tearing us apart.
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Vote for and help candidates who will fix the system without tearing it, and us, down.
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No more tearing off your headphones and saying, "huh?" when someone tried to talk to you.
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With small, fine movements he tugged at the paper, tearing the picture out along the crease.
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But on Monday evening, these people gathered to discuss how tech products are tearing us apart.
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Instead, they busied themselves criticizing McCullough and tearing her down because she has conservative political positions.
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Ukraine was tearing itself apart on the heels of a second revolution in a decade's time.
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Clinton was, given how focused right-wing media has always been on tearing down female Democrats.
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Dr. Rico-Guevara's high-speed video shows males tearing out another bird's feathers with those grippers.
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"They're not just tearing down a house—they're trying to tear apart a family," Kace says.
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The rest of his friends and family are looking for him and tearing up the West.
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The pickax hit the ground with a satisfying thunk, tearing a deep hole in the earth.
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In remarks last May, however, he blamed a "yawning" income gap for tearing the country apart.
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Matthew's category 4 winds are expected to start tearing through South and Central Florida Thursday afternoon.
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And it would be expensive, costing millions of dollars and most likely tearing up Washington's streets.
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SWAT officers had severed a water main while tearing down a wall to rescue hostages, officials said.
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In another, you're tearing up at one of the sentimental moments between members of the Pearson family.
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But when an action resulted in tearing or getting its arms hopelessly tangled, it would lose points.
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And some of them were violent, tearing down barriers, setting fires and mixing it up with police.
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Tearing spouses away from their own jobs and children from their schools and friends can be heartrending.
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Porzingis, who is recovering from tearing an ACL almost a year ago, will not play this season.
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"They did leave it standing so you can remodel it versus tearing it down," Barr told KTVU.
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I could feel and hear the tearing of each bite as her teeth tore into my muscles.
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Tearing down net neutrality is the crowning achievement of the most anti-consumer FCC chair in history.
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They will stop at nothing to keep evolving — even if it means sometimes literally tearing people apart.
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"I just hope that we can make her one of the longterm survivors," says Menounos, tearing up.
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Slow motion running, adamant protestations, spontaneous shirt tearing — wow, was this Victoria episode a feast for romantics.
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I'm sick of girls tearing other girls down and I wanted you to have all the facts.
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The claims of former orphans — and the counter-claims of church supporters — were tearing each community apart.
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I ended up finally tearing and crying, but every single person on that stage had my back.
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Talk of walls, repatriating jobs and tearing up trade deals may spur Mexican travellers to turn elsewhere.
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The actor announced that he opted for surgery after tearing the ligament in his knee while skiing.
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He's always been good at tearing things down but incompetent when it comes to putting things together.
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And then look at them tearing ferociously into the stag (their ill-fated master) on the right.
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In this new gentile society, differences were settled with dueling rather than tearing off another man's testicles.
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Leadership opportunities go to those who are accountable and can elevate others rather than tearing them down.
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Before a short break for the Olympics, This Is Us really worked at tearing us all apart.
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She's tearing herself up that she Snapchatted the ring so much and wore it all the time.
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Trump made tearing up the nation's trade deals a central part of his 2016 presidential campaign promises.
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Our criminal and immigration systems are tearing apart communities of color and devastating the poor, including children.
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I still tour with these guys today and we always have a great time tearing up clubs.
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The bullets hit his left arm, shattering his elbow, piercing the major artery and tearing through nerves.
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It conjures images of a tsunami of flame tearing through the town, destroying everything in its path.
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Now, according to reports, the judge reprimanded prosecutor in court and then accused him of tearing up.
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"The water is tearing it down, the sand is being washed away by the water," Taylor said.
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"Really tired of people tearing each other down over jealousy or petty disagreement," she wrote on Twitter.
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It is tearing apart the diverse social fabric and the culture of tolerance that hold communities together.
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Other experts say that the hormone estrogen can affect women's ligaments and make them predisposed to tearing.
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I think everyone including NeNe needs to spend some time uplifting people instead of tearing them down.
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" He then called on the remaining members to peacefully leave: "This has been tearing our community apart.
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Sonia is calm and well-spoken, only tearing up once the coffin is lowered into the ground.
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"They confessed to tearing down the voter lists because they liked the color pink," Damrong told Reuters.
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Tearing down the simple timber dam upstream took another two and half years, and an additional $100,000.
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Like all kitties, these hired meowers love chewing on cords, walking on keyboards and tearing up paper.
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A doctored photo of González tearing up the Constitution spread on conservative social media over the weekend.
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I just tried and I wound up pulling 9 muscles, tearing 2 ligaments and farting a little.
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Conservative Twitter accounts have been spreading a fake video of González tearing the U.S. Constitution in half.
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Hopefully, social media initiatives like the #4PercentChallenge and #RememberTheLadies will begin the work tearing down these barriers.
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And don't use something sharp, such as scissors or your teeth — that could lead to accidental tearing.
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Ryan was tearing through a busy plaza in Florence, Italy in a lime green Alfa Romeo Giulia.
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Thompson missed the season's first 3 204/22 months after tearing his Achilles' tendon during the summer.
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Because of the way the deal is structured, tearing it up would be a win for Iran.
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As a last resort, players can ram each other, their pointy prows tearing holes in enemy ships.
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And this week, he's expected to tackle another hefty campaign pledge: tearing up Obama-era environmental regulations.
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"I'm just sick of cleaning up his mess," an emotional Bookout said while tearing up on camera.
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Back in September, he talked about tearing up when he realized Malia was getting closer to college.
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Some fear that they symbolised a country rent asunder—and a democracy at risk of tearing apart.
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And it's sad to think that several seconds of video has the potential of tearing that apart.
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Mailmen and dogs are often considered sworn enemies — but this unlikely duo is tearing those boundaries down.
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I think everyone including Nene needs to spend some time uplifting people insted of tearing them down.
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By refusing to accept legally qualified immigrants, we are tearing the tapestry that has made America great.
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Real wages have barely budged for the generation since then and insecure jobs are tearing families apart.
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There are places that we should focus for our safety, but tearing families apart is not that.
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He sat out the 20143 season after tearing the patellar tendon in his right knee in 2014.
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"Thanks to God, we've received enough support," says Casandra, tearing up with the box in her hands.
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On immigration:O'Rourke has called for tearing down existing border walls in the El Paso area of Texas.
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The games will experience fewer issues like screen tearing and lag, and some graphics are even improved.
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"We used to watch 'An Origin Story' before dinner all the time," the woman said, tearing up.
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But this process of laying roots and tearing them up again isn't seamless, nor is it painless.
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Fixing CBS' culture – and the industry's at large – will involve tearing out its toxicity by the roots.
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Whether it&aposs trade or whether it&aposs diplomacy, he&aposs really good at tearing things down.
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It's so genuinely kind I'm still tearing up about it (yes, I know I cry too easily).
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Hunkering down, defending one's own position, even if it means building walls while tearing down other people.
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He wrote a letter to Grassley early this year tearing apart the Senator's criminal justice reform bill.
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At a recent Stanford Graduate School of Business event, Palihapitiya said social media is tearing society apart.
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Lawmakers attending the latest event were visibly moved, tearing up at seeing Lewis and hearing his remarks.
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Eventually the idea of reforming institutions starts to seem bewilderingly difficult — harder than just tearing them down.
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That's right; I am not above tearing up my work and going back to the solving board.
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But some architects and preservationists are upset about the prospect of a wrecking ball tearing through it.
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While they can bite, the effect is more like a head butt than a tearing of flesh.
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One even began tearing up at the thought of anyone realizing they'd spoken up about Fields' past.
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The authorities accused him of tearing down a propaganda poster from a restricted area of his hotel.
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"It just kicked off and they started tearing each other's throats out a little bit," he said.
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Alternately revering and tearing down famous women for their red-carpet looks has become a blood sport.
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Swift currents pushed divers off-track for hours at a time, sometimes tearing off their face masks.
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The Saturday Profile BERLIN — Seyran Ates recalls the searing pain of a bullet tearing through her neck.
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One where we are lifting poor women up, and their cultures and families are tearing them down.
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Bryant even shot free throws against the Golden State Warriors after tearing his Achilles tendon in 85033.
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Monitors with FreeSync allow AMD gamers to play with zero screen tearing, input lag, and frame stuttering.
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He pulled out early in the race, he said, after tearing the meniscus in his right knee.
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Anyone who went crazy over Hillary Clinton's emails should be tearing their hair out about Trump's phone.
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Trump's idea of "helping" #CA is terrorizing & tearing families apart — we sure as hell don't need that.
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Your landlord might not want you tearing out that bathroom tile, even if it is terribly outdated.
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The other candidates spent most of their efforts tearing into Bloomberg, not Sanders, at last Wednesday's debate.
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In the streets outside, soldiers were tearing off their German insignia and hurling them to the ground.
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Feral pigs have become an invasive menace in the US, breeding like crazy and tearing through ecosystems.
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Once they enter the body, they fragment and explode, pulverizing bones, tearing blood vessels and liquefying organs.
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We'll offer a positive vision for the future based on lifting America up, not tearing Americans down.
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Is the epidemic of mistrust that is tearing apart democratic societies making us more or less free?
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They can be found selling and refurbishing junk — and tearing The Mandalorian's ship apart in episode 2.
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Jeff Van Drew said he feared that pursuing impeachment has the risk of tearing the country apart.
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But McGrath persisted, demanding, "Let me see it!" and tearing the top sheet off the man's notebook.
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On Tuesday, he spoke for about 30 minutes, tearing into Republican lawmakers such as Mitt Romney, Sen.
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Grab a tissue, or a box of tissues, or start tearing your clothes into tissue-sized strips.
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They speak passionately about how bad the Iran deal is but oppose the president tearing it up.
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"We need to move beyond the politics and divisiveness that is tearing this country apart," Smith said.
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One sector has been tearing up the this quarter, rocketing to new highs, and it's not tech.
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"Not being able to stand on my own two feet, it was hard," said Blanton, tearing up.
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Underneath the violent and well-publicized incidents, there are serious pervasive issues tearing at the cultural fabric.
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Economic superpowers should focus on tearing down barriers to trade instead of building more obstacles around it.
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Tearing the deal apart, then, was done surely with an eye toward keeping the GOP base happy.
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They have spoken out because President Donald Trump is tearing apart the moral fabric of this country.
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Unlike Jenga, Beasts of Balance is all about building, not carefully tearing down and reconstructing a stack.
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"She's more concerned with maybe tearing down this president instead of building this country up," he added.
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The complex is now in the process of rebuilding — tearing out flooded carpets, putting out the trash.
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The machines emit powerful ultraviolet light that can decontaminate surfaces By tearing apart strands of virus DNA.
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The wildfires currently tearing through Australia aren't just unprecedented—they're catastrophic, as one fire researcher put it.
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"After a while they got tired of tearing everything up, so they just went home," he said.
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All these foot-powered sewing machines and increased literacy rates were tearing women's delicate minds to shreds.
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ENB: I actually relish tackling a new game, tearing it apart, analyzing it, and presenting my findings.
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At times, Lynch launches into full experimental abstraction, tearing the story away from anything tethering it to Earth.
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Even the background noise is the same: Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz are tearing each other apart again.
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After witnessing a handful of jocks tearing down their WICCA signs, she runs at them, earning a suspension.
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A show hasn't gone by without her tearing up during "Goodnight n Go," and Cleveland was no exception.
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Alex was tearing his hair out, everybody was freaked out, like we weren't going to get this done.
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"It feels like someone's pulling pliers apart under my skin, stretching and tearing it very slowly," Leonard says.
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WILLIAMS: But Trump said that, in fact, these immigrants are tearing the fabric of Europe and London apart.
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A card placed inside informed me of the fact that the inspection went beyond tearing up the plastic.
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But after going through Wilson's home and tearing a gaping hole in her ceiling, no weapons were found.
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This results in a beautifully smooth game experience with none of the "tearing" you can see when gaming.
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There was a real sense of America tearing itself down and a belief that something different was happening.
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That's nothing compared to a 13-day sunspot tearing across the sun that NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory photographed.
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Which makes sense, because I still can't watch this clip from the OG Lion King without tearing up.
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Roger, I was watching this IG hearing and Trey Gowdy really just tearing into these people up there.
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Grey's Anatomy has always been excellent at tearing out our hearts and stomping on them with their plotlines.
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"It means so much to me, Dad, that you're here today," the Oscar-winning star said, tearing up.
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With the exception of minor screen tearing, the 3D avatars rendered with Microsoft's new holoportation technology are uncanny.
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When used with a condom, lube reduces the risk of breakage or tearing —and of course, feels amazing.
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Later, Jae played guitar, while Soo-Kyung held Yuna, keeping her rangy arms from tearing into the instrument.
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I think that having a song and a video about tearing Katy Perry down, that's not women's empowerment.
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"It was one of the most precious moments I've ever seen," Stacy recalls, tearing up at the memory.
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Between vanquishing supernatural demons, tearing down the patriarchy, and maintaining familial bonds, a witch's work is never done.
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Now, she's tearing up over a reporter's question about the scenes that show her struggling with chronic pain.
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Something is killing people in a city that's tearing itself apart, and Versado becomes obsessed with the case.
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They are more focused on tearing down the other side's argument than on presenting a strong positive claim.
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Tearing apart a cold fresh orange with your bare hands, just letting the juices run over your body.
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"Hate pages" emerged filled with captions and comments tearing apart the teen's body, outfit choices, and dance moves.
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The fire ignited in December and became the state's largest on record, tearing through more than 281,000 acres.
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Tearing them down might not do anything, but the thump-thump-thump brings a smile to my face.
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For purists, that will mean accepting a less responsive refresh rate and other factors like occasional screen tearing.
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Scenes from outside the courtroom show women tearing up and hugging each other as they see justice served.
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But for these political siblings wrapped up in the midterm elections, politics are literally tearing their families apart.
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We started tearing up the first time we saw the trailer, if we're being honest with you. 2.
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Cardi B mentions vaginal tearing and episiotomy stitches, both of which are normal parts of giving birth vaginally.
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"This galaxy is tearing itself apart," astronomer Roberto Assef, who was involved in the study, said in statement.
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Tearing up, however, is not uncommon for the Houghs — especially now that they're on their MOVE Beyond tour.
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In the footage, Bendre can be seen tearing up as the hairdresser gradually cuts away her long tresses.
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OK. How about I&aposm tearing up because New Yorkers keep sending the cast of clueless to Washington?
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But tearing the structure down is just the start, as vacant lots have a way of destabilizing neighborhoods.
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TEARING up red tape has long been a dream for those who want to leave the European Union.
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They went on to earn the name "terrible twosome," as they have a terrific time tearing stuff up.
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If we see more deportations, we're going to see films that have to deal with tearing families apart.
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This can lead to screen tearing, where the game supplies frames faster than the monitor can refresh them.
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Fire officials say 65 structures have been destroyed by a fatal wildfire tearing through rural Northern California towns.
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It only gets worse as these God-fearing folk worry that heretic magic is tearing them all apart.
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World War II–era vehicles come tearing into town, and soldiers begin to massacre everyone in the square.
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All you can eat, all you can drink, tearing apart the very limits of ALL, as a concept.
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In front of the Brownsville, TX courthouse where Trump's border agents are deporting, detaining and tearing families apart.
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For years, a tribe in Guyana has been compiling evidence that loggers were illegally tearing down their forests.
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And you know me, so you know that I was among those who were -- who was tearing up.
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And if you know how Donnie Darko ends, you're probably tearing up just a bit right about now.
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"A few months ago, I was still routinely tearing up thinking about it," Hicklin said of his departure.
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Jonze pins him into a corner and rips Eagle's shirt down the middle, tearing it off of him.
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That sound you can hear in the background there is probably the producers tearing clumps of hair out.
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As women we should be building each other up, especially in these times, not tearing each other down.
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Believe it or not, a simple clip of a voice reading a word is tearing the internet apart.
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It's about tearing down the invisible structures that oppress women in ways most of us don't even realize.
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"It's not that women have to have kids; that's not what that storyline's about," she said, tearing up.
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"Tearing up imagining innocent concert goers losing their lives.. praying for everyone and all #arianators," Demi Lovato tweeted.
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Tornadoes are tearing up the Midwest, Airbnb calls truce, and we've got some books for your long weekend.
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We've got quite a healthy attitude to tearing our songs to pieces that has developed over the years.
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Residents in other cities have taken matters into their own hands, vandalizing or even tearing down Confederate symbols.
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It would be hard to find a more ideal metaphor for the forces tearing asunder the Republican Party.
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As tearing down Clark became part of the defense team's strategy, the media took the bait — and succeeded.
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And if there's elastic in the garment, stretch it to make sure it doesn't sound like it's tearing.
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Tearing down one set of people to try and lift yourself up isn't going to get you far.
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Your favorite pastime is tearing down the new column by centrist Dems like Jonathan Chait or Joy Reid.
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The elite performed for Gossip Girl; Gossip Girl, in turn, tsked at noncompliance before tearing another friendship apart.
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Porzingis was playing at the Garden for the first time since tearing his anterior cruciate ligament on Feb.
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Trump's strategy on tearing down institutions might well work, especially given the support he has among congressional Republicans.
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Sherman opted not to ask Marcus any questions, instead spending his five minutes tearing into Facebook's project uninterrupted.
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Will he wield his Twitter account for building up others and not just himself or tearing down others?
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Unfortunately, instead of building on the legacies of those three presidents, today's GOP hopefuls are tearing them down.
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"I'm a girl, and I can't hide it all the time," Taylor says, tearing up talking about it.
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Instead girls often use old rags, dried leaves or grass or paper - sometimes tearing pages from school books.
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Sonia Braga plays a retired music journalist, Clara, who feuds with developers intent on tearing down her building.
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His most famous quirk was tearing up a handful of grass from Tiger Stadium's turf and eating it.
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One of Kushner's plans to salvage the investment involved tearing down the building and displacing the Grand Havana.
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Based on how quickly I'm tearing through my candles, you can tell it's being put to good use.
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"I'm blessed with four great kids who didn't have a father for 18 months," he said, tearing up.
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"When the tail fin momentarily sagged, a lightning rod cable wrapped around the fin, tearing it," he said.
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Trump's searing rhetoric is tearing at the fabric of American democracy, and history will not judge him kindly.
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" Moore told Colbert that for him, tearing up every day while reading the news has "become the norm.
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"I spent eight years tearing down walls and this [expletive] wants to put them all up," he said.
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How do you watch yourself without tearing apart the issues that made you act in the first place?
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"I worry that it is in some way tearing at the fabric ... of the transatlantic bonds," he said.
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Every bit as troubling, however, was his mission of tearing down the agency he was supposed to lead.
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And Tehran believes Washington cannot be trusted after the tearing up of so many international agreements and treaties.
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But the long-delayed implementation of the president's executive action is tearing those families and our communities apart.
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Clinton — and Sanders — should focus on articulating that distinction to the American people, not tearing each other down.
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Like a kid tearing wrapping paper off a present, I went for it without an ounce of restraint.
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Your muscles need the time to recover, especially if you've been lifting weights, which involves tearing muscle fibers.
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Instead, he talked about tearing up America's nuclear deal with Iran, an issue Netanyahu has lobbied hard for.
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Did you ever think there's a parallel universe where you are tearing [stealing] tickets at Waterloo train station?
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"People don't realize you can't help someone unless they want to be helped," Kyle said – soon tearing up.
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Caldwell ran up to the front, tearing out pages from hymnals and thrusting the paper into soldiers' hands.
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Thomas, who played more than 228,15 straight snaps before tearing his left triceps last season, is mulling retirement.
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Probst echoed other eyewitnesses, who say Arnold was the aggressor, grabbing and tearing at Burnett's shirt and chain.
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"Her eyes would not stop tearing up ... they were almost glued shut; it was like conjunctivitis," she said.
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But the United States is far from the only power tearing at the foundations of the postwar order.
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"I don't think we should be out there tearing our garments and wringing our hands," he told me.
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By performing violent attacks, they may believe they are tearing down an imaginary system of oppression against whites.
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After tearing and breaking apart the works, they brought them to a local mortuary to have them cremated.
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And surprisingly, their chance of tearing the A.C.L. in their uninjured knee rises by a stunning 235 percent.
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The powerful Business Roundtable and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce slammed the practice of tearing migrant families apart.
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The Camp Fire, still tearing across Northern California, has become the deadliest wildfire in the state's recorded history.
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But the tight web of money and politics that has entrenched Michigan Republicans in power isn't tearing easily.
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Read More: People aren't sure if this recording says 'Yanny' or 'Laurel' and it's tearing the internet apart
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Instead, romance appears to be driving much of the drama, with a love triangle tearing the crew apart.
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She soon sustained the first serious injury of her career, tearing a knee ligament in a training crash.
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The only thing that can prevent a rekindle is a thorough overhaul (tearing apart floors, ceilings and furniture).
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If tearing up pieces of paper is the best we can do, we're in for a depressing November.
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Whirlwinds, typhoons break out of the cloud, the tearing makes thunder, the crack against black makes the flash.
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But we have -- perhaps naively -- seemed immune to the division and violence tearing apart so many communities elsewhere.
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One day last fall, I watched workers tearing and cutting apart wooden homes, sometimes using a chain saw.
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The teeth of dinosaurs in this group boasted traits resembling those of a shark, enabling efficient flesh-tearing.
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Critics have noted their historical significance and argued that tearing them down could end up benefiting the developers.
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Once in a while, if I'm going to be tearing up a dance floor, I wear Terre d'Hermès.
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In 1967, the US and UK began tearing that life apart, exiling all the inhabitants from their land.
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" Her obsession with equity, she said, again tearing up, partly "comes down to that, to being the runt.
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Somewhere, tearing wings off flies in a dark star chamber in the sky, J. Edgar Hoover is smiling.
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" He added that he believed impeachment was "tearing the nation apart ... and I want to bring people together.
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"I'm also worried that we're tearing ourselves apart, and that's something we have to deal with," Rice said.
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The Breitbart News executive spent the first portion of his speech tearing into establishment Republicans, including Romney, Sen.
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"Tearing each other down is never good for the party," said Ted Ghorra, the Brooklyn Republican Party chairman.
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You might feel a bit silly tearing through the wine bins like you're searching for your dropped keys.
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A people with the same singular culture, the same religion and the same language tearing into one another.
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I could see her emotions had nowhere to go, and that was tearing her apart from the inside.
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Energy Transfer also raised the ire of federal regulators by tearing down a historic house along Rover's route.
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With other losing teams also tearing down, this is the most challenging project yet for Elias and Mejdal.
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Tearing down encampments on public property where people are trying to survive does not help people overcome misery.
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To countless New Yorkers, the news was only more confirmation why tearing down Rikers can't happen soon enough.
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FreeSync variable refresh rate technology is supported as well, which can reduce screen tearing and stuttering during gameplay.
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Fragments are still being pieced together while the scene moves forward, tearing through itself and constantly starting fresh.
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He recalled zipping through the office, tearing pages from legal briefs hours before they were due, to lawyers' dismay.
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The morning of November 9th, 2018 the Wooley fires were tearing across Malibu, and the entire city was evacuated.
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After he evacuated, coyotes ransacked the place, tearing up his clothes and what little else might have been salvageable.
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He's tearing across the open water of Castaic Lake, just northwest of Los Angeles, racing fellow comedian Jeff Dunham.
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Trump's relentless focus is on dividing Americans, and on tearing down rather than building back up this glorious nation.
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And American nuclear action would justify others contemplating the same, tearing apart 50 years of global non-proliferation efforts.
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Your body may be healing from vaginal tearing, abdominal surgery, and the other potential traumas that childbirth can cause.
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Namely: She was wearing stiletto heels while tearing ass through the jungle, hoping to avoid being eaten by dinosaurs.
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Trump, who campaigned on a promise of tearing up the deal, pulled America out of the deal in May.
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And we can&apost continue this, because it&aposs tearing -- it&aposs ripping through the fabric of this country.
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"They did leave it standing so you can remodel it versus tearing it down," Realtor Holly Barr told KTVU.
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" During his performance, Stapleton admits that he was "tearing up a bit before I walked on to do that.
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More than anything, though, the main emotion he conveys while tearing into political hypocrisy is complete and utter frustration.
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All that remained were the rivalries he nurtured and tamed; unleashed they've been tearing up the state ever since.
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A Long Read For The Weekend Refinery29's Elizabeth Kiefer explores how the Trump administration is tearing couples apart.
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Kardashian tried to get away, the complaint states, and Chyna chased him, hitting him and tearing at his clothing.
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"Producers are tearing up trees that are so badly damaged they don't expect them to recover," he told Reuters.
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But it is no less optimistic than tearing the deal up in the hope of somehow getting something better.
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But there's nothing as terrible as illness—physical or mental, or both—tearing a person apart from the inside.
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And the next time you see crypto folks tearing their hair out over an unaudited messaging app, take heed.
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"1st Basketball practice today #Godisgood," Spears wrote to accompany a clip of Maddie tearing it up on the court.
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Hawaii local time shows a powerful lava flow tearing its way across the island, dangerously close to multiple structures.
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In particular, we can and should urge Republicans to push back against Trump's reckless tearing down of our institutions.
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BREXIT MAY be tearing Britain's political establishment apart, but the 27 remaining states of the EU have held firm.
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" He wasn't the only one, with judge Bruno Tonioli admitting he was tearing up, calling the dance "a triumph.
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Between the lines: May is desperate to deliver Brexit without tearing whatever threads still hold her Conservative Party together.
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Mr. Trump's relentless focus is on dividing Americans & on tearing down rather than building back up this glorious nation.
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"We was tearing up and everything because she said something to me that was actually really powerful," he said.
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"The whole time, I just constantly visualized a future between us — I just saw it," she says, tearing up.
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Special thanks to Oddviz for tearing down a metaphorical wall that has been blocking that thought from my mind.
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"The whole time, I just constantly visualized a future between us — I just saw it," she said, tearing up.
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"I'm not sweating the small things anymore and I'm not sweating the big things anymore," he said, tearing up.
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It grew completely out of control on Thursday, tearing through two small communities and reaching the city of Redding.
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" She captioned one video of herself tearing up, "Don't worry guys I'm having a GREAT time at preschool graduation.
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It feels like the mothers of the world should be supporting one another, rather than tearing each other down.
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After tearing his place apart, he vanished on a years-long, cross-border quest to escape alleged CIA persecutors.
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As the migrant crisis is tearing Europe apart, your performance in early 2016 seems aimed at inflaming the debate.
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Photo: GettyIt's not bad enough that the flu virus is tearing the human species a new one this winter.
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Tearing kids and their parents apart like this is immoral, ma'am, it's un-American, and it's just plain wrong.
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Well, first off, it confirms that hot peppers could potentially kill you by tearing a hole into your insides.
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This fear and set of ideas that we only get from the worst possible news, it's tearing us apart.
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The man returned from a vacation and couldn't find his pet reptile anywhere, even after tearing apart his home.
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They should ask what the U.S. should do when Russia is exacerbating a crisis tearing apart America's European allies.
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But lies, cruelty, judgment, and self-doubt become weapons as well, tearing down the characters' relationships and self-confidence.
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Sure, that could just be a coincidence rather than Toretto wannabes tearing ass out of the theater parking lot.
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But Katie handles the nasty moment with grace before tearing up recounting the conversation to Lisa, who is furious.
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Congress and the Trump administration are tearing through vital protections for public health and safety, wildlife and our environment.
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At the end he extended his arms and gazed skyward, before tearing off the skirt to reveal…the diaper.
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She drummed it into me to hate my father for tearing apart the family and sexually molesting my sister.
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How will you reverse the record-breaking deportations under the current Obama administration that are literally tearing families apart?
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You play out her life, going to class, chatting with friends, and tearing it up on the baseball field.
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Fast-forward to Natasha pouting, wringing her hands, and crying that the lovers' distance is tearing her up inside.
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So he decided that killing a chicken and tearing out its heart would be a fantastic metaphor for abortion.
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We barely had a chance to take a picture before half a dozen forks were tearing into this sucker.
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Port Authority planners considered tearing down the bridge and replacing it with a tunnel or a new, higher bridge.
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He played one game in 2014 before tearing a ligament in his right elbow and having Tommy John surgery.
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Yet, with devastating flooding in Louisiana and wildfires tearing apart the West, both parties' environmental platforms deserve more attention.
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And not so much to the tearing, unwrapping, popping, and munching in a land of packaged (and processed) snacks.
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"The monetization and manipulation of information is swiftly tearing us apart," Pierre Omidyar, the founder of , wrote this week.
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"The moment it became real," Lena Dunham captioned the picture of her and America Ferrera tearing up on Instagram.
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A large part of the city was evacuated earlier when wildfires began tearing through Northern California on October 8.
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"I'm usually just focused on trying to get through it without tearing up," she says of posing for photographers.
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From their point of view, it's tearing at the fabric of trust required to have a sport at all.
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Tearing down the billionaire won't be enough, nor will be her usual half-hearted invitation to join her campaign.
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Young people everywhere are swinging away at their world, tearing it down to survive—creative destruction, of a kind.
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At the Iowa State Fair, Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang took potshots at Trump, tearing into his physical fitness.
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Hope you feel real good about tearing down a 14-year-old (who's more successful than you'll ever be).
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I was so wrecked by emotions that I still can't watch that scene in the episode without tearing up.
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One resident told CNN of witnessing a protester tearing down a poster of Khamenei near Tehran University on Saturday.
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Instead of tearing the hate mail up, however, the orchestra decided to turn the letter into a beautiful cantata.
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It seems that the Democrats have taken a page from the Republican playbook by tearing up the rule book.
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It's going to take more than the constant tearing of garments and endless howls of outrage to beat him.
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" Kaine spent his speech tearing into Trump as a "slick-talking, empty-promising, self-promoting, one man wrecking crew.
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On Monday, Mr. Trump fired his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, tearing another hole in the architecture of his campaign.
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Trashing the Iran deal without tearing it up, in other words, is not a harmless outlet for Trump's animosity.
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The most significant impact is habitat destruction caused by tearing down forests to expand farm fields, logging, and hunting.
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The plastic casing around the wires are often prone to tearing, exposing the wire, and rendering the headphones useless.
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Benjamin's tearing his ACL forced Ginn into a starting role at wide receiver, an opportunity he has not squandered.
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They finished by ritually tearing down many of the in-pool paintings as the sun sank below the horizon.
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In a surprising moment, he began tearing up while describing his 10-year-old daughter's reaction to Ford's allegations.
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For as long as it has existed, porn has been blamed for poisoning (male) minds and tearing couples apart.
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While I can't see Philip actually choosing Martha over Elizabeth, this is really tearing the two of them apart.
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In many parts of the rainforest, that economic benefit far outweighs the short-term gain of tearing it down.
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Like "Crystal" did last year, the Bunker record been quietly tearing up Brooklyn dancefloors as a mysterious white label.
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You can see it every time Fido goes tearing through the underbrush, chasing after something only he can smell.
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So I was anticipating a scathing deconstruction of our modern world and him basically tearing the skin off society.
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He was so worried that I'd be destitute, or that I'd be tearing [stealing] tickets at Waterloo train station.
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Those acts draw our attention to the thinness of the social fabric by tearing a little piece of it.
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Morales, with a line of officers behind him, became emotional, tearing up as he described the officer's last moments.
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Real, tangible texture can be created through endless tactile possibilities: cutting, building, tearing or layering of materials, for example.
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Yeon Ji Yoo, one of the artists, recalled that a little boy was shocked to see her tearing paper.
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Her husband, Yaw Amofa, 47, was back at their house, tearing out soaked wallboard with a dull bread knife.
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I place it back in the original plastic bag to protect the foil from tearing in the veggie drawer.
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They're tearing down the safeguards and putting nothing in their place while assuming, rightly, that nobody is paying attention.
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She cried so hard that she ran out of tears, and began tearing her hair and scratching her face.
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Some of the protesters begin tearing at the barbed-wire coils about 2100 yards in front of the fence.
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Julita recounts the story of how the monkey once bit through her hand, tearing through nerve and exposing bone.
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The former president's champions argue that the current president was fixated only on tearing down rather than building up.
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Another said malevolent spirits were haunting the walls of her home and tearing at her body during the night.
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"I almost died, man," Ortiz said while tearing up, during his Univision interview, according to a translation by CNN.
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Underneath their plastic surgery, and their crimped hair, they are hiding secrets, and those secrets are tearing Bonnie apart.
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At one point during the parade, I started tearing up because I was so overwhelmed with everybody around me.
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On a long walk, about fifteen miles outside Prague, they spotted a wild boar tearing through a farmer's field.
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LeBron James said "men should be emotional" while speaking about tearing up on live TV after Kobe Bryant's death.
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"You're going to make a profit off the kidnapping of your own grandson," he shouts, tearing up the contract.
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But in any event, that had nothing to do with my tearing up the State of the Union address.
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But it wasn't until a city front loader started tearing down plywood shanties that people started moving in earnest.
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Early in our relationship Zoe badly bit Max, tearing his flesh and requiring an emergency trip to the vet.
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Kellyanne says the proceedings are tearing our country apart, and that's exactly the kind of divisiveness MLK Jr. opposed.
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"We are fine physically, but emotionally, we are not," said Luz Torres, 52, tearing up ahead of the Mass.
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"I will fight with all my power against the divisions that undermine us, and which are tearing us apart."
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Snapshot: Above, Israeli bulldozers tearing down one of 10 Palestinian apartment blocks scheduled for demolition in the West Bank.
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"I got a call from the King County department of health," Mr. Steltenpohl whispered, tearing up at the memory.
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Researchers found no meaningful difference in complications like bleeding, perineal tearing or the length of hospital stays between groups.
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So far, Porzingis has not looked good in Dallas as he returns from tearing his ACL in February 2018.
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Still, before he was tearing into backfields and terrifying professional quarterbacks, he was destroying opponents for the Pittsburgh Panthers.
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A fleet of jets from the military base passes overhead with earsplitting noise, tearing a seam in the sky.
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