"Me!" added Margery, tearing at the seams of her skin.
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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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Fortunately, G-Sync helps ensure there's no tearing at lower frame rates.
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Meanwhile, my mental state felt like it was tearing at the seams.
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They're tearing at him, howling and waiting for him to give up.
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But the raw hurt comes tearing at my skin all the same.
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"THIS IS NOT FINE!" he screams, tearing at his face in agony.
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I might as well have been tearing at the grapes with murderous paws.
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He often looks like a third-party candidate tearing at the GOP from within.
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They start tearing at her dress, slam her on a table, and sexually assault her.
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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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The standoff, our correspondent writes, is emblematic of the larger forces tearing at European unity.
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Intent on inflicting maximum, long-lasting damage, ISIS is tearing at the fabric of Iraqi society.
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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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Trump's searing rhetoric is tearing at the fabric of American democracy, and history will not judge him kindly.
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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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Probst echoed other eyewitnesses, who say Arnold was the aggressor, grabbing and tearing at Burnett's shirt and chain.
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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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Kardashian tried to get away, the complaint states, and Chyna chased him, hitting him and tearing at his clothing.
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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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Some of the protesters begin tearing at the barbed-wire coils about 2100 yards in front of the fence.
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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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Then he let out this animal shriek and started tearing at his hair, like, literally ripping out entire tufts.
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The similarities in the two campaigns suggest powerful shared tensions are tearing at the world's most enduring English-speaking democracies.
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But here in Nigeria, they are all happening at the same time, tearing at the country from almost every angle.
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We prefer those who remain mute for decades as others engage the issues tearing at our social and political fabric.
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The drama provided an eloquent snapshot of the political forces over immigration tearing at the cohesion of the Republican Party.
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"Stepping into that vacuum are the candidates who are now tearing at the fabric of the old conservative coalition," he said.
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But the revelations of recent days have put on display perhaps more starkly than ever the fissures tearing at his administration.
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It's a similar situation in the Senate, where the system meant to sew the country together is tearing at the seams.
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Russia wins too: It is advantaged by tearing at the fabric of NATO, with Turkey now confronting the U.S. and Europe.
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A cowardly act by a cruel, vindictive and heartless administration intent on tearing at the very fabric of the American dream.
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But could NATO face the same political opposition that's tearing at the EU and free trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership?
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"They have distorted historical fact, instigated contradictions based on provincial origin, tearing at Taiwan's ethnic groups, creating antagonism in society," An said.
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She can't stop the zombies from tearing at her flesh and a white faced demon — who is clearly Michael — laughs at her anguish.
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Putin yearns for Trump to continue attacking democratic leaders, dividing democratic peoples, undermining democratic alliances and tearing at the fabric of democratic institutions.
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The two women spend their days tearing at those bonds, but they wouldn't know who they were without their mutual hatred and dependence.
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It's not that all the policies are bad, but many are seen as short-sighted and tearing at the fabric of international cooperation.
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Orchestrating the disruption this week, as always, was the President -- inciting outrage, tearing at governing norms and demanding credit for wins real and imagined.
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The accord risked tearing at fragile ethnic fault lines which run through the autonomous area of Alto Adige, also known as the South Tyrol.
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This 218-year-old tries to resist arrest, falls to the ground and begins to beat on the floor while tearing at her uniform.
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But I teach memoir writing: I always tell people that you have to write what's tearing at your heart, what you need to resolve.
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Biden has been an outspoken critic of the Trump administration, saying last week that "phony nationalism" is tearing at the fabric of the country.
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As President Trump meets other leaders of NATO in Brussels, the backdrop is his role in tearing at the post-World War II order.
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Nonetheless, the specter of domestic right-wing terrorism haunts the movie, an unseen and unnamed evil tearing at the bright fabric of American optimism.
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On the positive side, the Xbox One implements vertical sync across the board, meaning that Xbox 360 games run without any screen tearing at all.
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Caroline now fought all the harder, grabbing at Peter's rain coat, his shoulder, his very hair, tearing at his scalp, pulling herself closer to him.
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Nevertheless, by centering his rhetoric on building barriers for people, ideas and information, Mr. Trump is tearing at the very fabric of the innovation community.
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Brunson's confinement has been one of a series of issues tearing at the ties between the United States and Turkey, a fellow member of NATO.
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For years, moderate Muslims had expressed concern that Mr. Zaharan was tearing at Sri Lanka's delicate fabric that spans its Muslim, Buddhist and Christian communities.
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To have done otherwise seems to have led to the divisiveness now tearing at the fabric of our country, to the detriment of us all.
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That financial burden is quietly tearing at marriages, from what I can see, along with eliminating savings for health care or retirement or, really, anything else.
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While his strategy of division and tearing at cultural and racial divides helped him win the White House, it seemed to backfire in key House races.
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While the immigration issue inspires enough passion on its own, California's extreme position on it is tearing at the very fabric that holds our republic together.
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Opioid addiction is ravaging farms in the U.S., tearing at communities and posing a new threat to families that have worked the same soil for generations.
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Liberals are tearing at Buttigieg, viewing him as a threat to the left's most ambitious policy goals such as "Medicare For All" and free college tuition.
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Its existential purpose is tearing at societal, racial and cultural fault lines to ensure its foundation is replenished by outrage and anger from Trump's ever loyal base.
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Desperate to avoid "more ripping and tearing at my uterus," and with her five backup blessings in mind, Kate opted for a full hysterectomy in May 2017.
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Anything short of actual punishment, or the credible threat of such punishment, is essentially a license to continue tearing at the fabric of the rule of law.
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Forces from outside were tearing at the fabric of the community, and citizens needed to redouble their efforts to stay strong in the face of it all.
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For after tearing at America's divides to win and wield power, the President used his big televised moment on Tuesday night to pose as the great uniter.
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The President's new-found political liberation is the culmination of three years of tearing at the norms of his office and of defanging competing centers of power.
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Oil is likely to remain cheap for a long time, the politics of religion are tearing at the region, and many Arab states have collapsed into civil war.
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Another possibility that wouldn't necessarily be a rupture is a condition which is called a Mallory-Weiss tear, where you can get esophageal tearing at the gastroesophageal junction.
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In other words, the same centrifugal forces that are tearing at the politics of the United States and Britain are also being felt in Europe's most important country.
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And many Democrats argue that fixating on Biden's verbal slips is a dereliction of duty by Beltway pundits when Trump seems to be tearing at the national fabric.
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Trump's presidency might look like an incoherent mess and an exclusive exercise in tearing at some of America's most gaping political, social and racial scars for personal gain.
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" He also said in a recent interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper that Trump has low self-esteem and is "tearing at the fabric of the American social society.
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Inflammatory symbol Barr has become the most inflammatory symbol, apart from the President, of an administration that critics see as tearing at constitutional norms that have stood for generations.
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The "Christchurch Call" is consistent with other steps that government agencies are taking to address how to manage the ways in which technology is tearing at the social fabric.
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As Yeager roared along above the Earth, at times tearing at the intangible fabric of sound itself, another revolution in speed was going on down below—at lunch time.
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But Saturday's massacre also brought to the surface painful political and theological disagreements tearing at the fabric of Israeli society and driving a wedge between Israelis and American Jews.
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This morning, to a chorus of anguished individuals tearing at their hair and gnashing their teeth, the tabloid Us Weekly announced that One Direction was splitting up for good.
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It's not terribly surprising that Trump -- in a speech ostensibly about unity and bipartisanship -- wouldn't mention an investigation that is tearing at the heart and soul of political Washington.
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I mean, Republicans in Congress right now are tearing at the fabric of the Constitution every bit as much as Donald Trump's actions, because this is now their responsibility.
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FB: How do you do justice to what is, frankly, the horror of Trump's presidency without tearing at the fabric of the country so violently that it doesn't repair?
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Job training for unemployed coal miners would be threatened and drug treatment programs would face cuts at a time when heroin and prescription pill addictions are tearing at rural America.
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This is the most straightforward trailer for Jackie yet, but it might also be the best, balancing the film's remarkable style with the dark, gnawing troubles tearing at Jackie Kennedy.
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We all know that stirring anxiety among voters, fabricating scapegoats, and tearing at the ties that bind our big, diverse, American family, are tactics used by politicians all too frequently.
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His movies dealt with issues like police incompetence, the danger of genetic engineering and the theme that would bring him worldwide renown: the class strife tearing at South Korean society.
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WILLIAMS: I&aposm telling you, one of these items speaks to tearing at the social fabric in a way that can&apost be undone and puts us all in great danger.
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One minute you're drunkenly screaming at each other in a parking lot about god knows what, the next you're tearing at each other's clothes against a dumpster behind the movie theater.
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Overdoses are churning through agricultural pockets of America like a plow through soil, tearing at rural communities and posing a new threat to the generational ties of families like the Winemillers.
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Like his predecessor, Mr. López Obrador has tried to distance himself from the violence tearing at his nation, opting instead to focus on a slate of domestic programs to target poverty.
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However, Trump's political method has often been based upon portraying opponents as a threat to America, eviscerating their characters and tearing at the nation's most painful political, social and racial divides.
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"What I feel very strongly about -- and this is something tearing at my heart -- is how partisan this whole issue is, with regard to taxes, with regard to budgets," Madras said.
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Grandpa is extremely active on Ring Neighbors, the social network that the company calls "the New Neighborhood Watch," and which is tearing at the already threadbare social fabric of his suburb.
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As someone who has never understood the appeal of MMOs, Monster Hunter was the game that got me like Odysseus, tearing at my restraints, desperate to sink hours in at every opportunity.
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As it did so many months ago, gun violence is again tearing at the seams of the country -- and this is felt so acutely by those affected by the Pulse nightclub shooting.
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The Spanish election coincides with the European Parliament elections, which are expected to reward populists and nationalists tearing at the fabric of the Continent's decades-old project of political and economic unity.
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But Trump's language and deliberate tearing at cultural and political divisions have few parallels in modern American politics, even if on most days -- unlike Thursday -- his rhetoric has lost the power to shock.
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Next month bishops from around the world are to assemble in Rome for a crucial summit on the clerical sex-abuse crisis which is tearing at the Catholic church and alienating many believers.
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We need this particular genre of wrestling story, even more than when all of this tearing at the fabric of our social lives began in earnest and we turned to Flair, Hogan, and Savage.
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During the night he said he got a fierce burning sensation in his head which felt like his head was covered with nits, and spent the night tearing at the top of his head.
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A suddenly urgent question is who will be able to counterbalance forces tearing at Europe's unity in the eventual absence of Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, who said she would retire after her term.
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Sixty years ago, a Republican president responding to systemic discrimination tearing at the fabric of the nation responded by signing into law historic legislation dedicating new federal resources to the fight for civil rights.
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This kind of discombobulation is what he promised to bring to Washington and why his die-hard supporters love to see him tearing at the institutions of governance and a political establishment they disdain.
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It felt as if the earth was tearing at its seams, revealing the full range of its possibility, continents colliding into one another, all in anticipation for the nullity and open sky of the desert.
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I first came here shortly after the storm, when severe food and water shortages were tearing at the social fabric, leaving residents to scavenge for food and, in some cases, fight over what little remained.
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Far from bringing the nation together in mourning, the aftermath of Sunday night's attack has again laid bare the deep divisions tearing at Turkey as it struggles to avoid being drawn into its neighbors' conflicts.
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You'll get gait analysis and other expert guidance, but even more helpful is that if some issue arises (like my Adidas that started tearing at the seams), they will probably replace them with no shipping or hassle.
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The concept of basic income has been gaining adherents from Europe to Africa to North America as a potential stabilizer in the face of a populist insurrection tearing at the post-World War II liberal economic order.
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"This effort to scare and mislead voters is disappointing -- especially on an issue as important as gun violence, which is tearing at the fabric of Baltimore and communities across the state," the Van Hollen campaign said in a statement.
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In the late 50s early and early 60s he was considered the meanest man on the planet, and during the middle 60s when the Civil Rights movement was tearing at America he was known as the baddest black man around.
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Then, Nikki Haley, the Indian-American governor of South Carolina who pulled down the Confederate flag last year, used the Republican Party's televised rebuttal to urge Americans to defy the "angriest voices" tearing at her party during a fractious 2016 primary.
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Viewed for much of the 1960s as a devious and even nasty politician, Nixon reintroduced himself to the country during the 1968 campaign as earnest and sympathetic, and offered himself as a bulwark against forces tearing at the seams of society.
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Her 23-part "The Story/One Night" intersperses letterpress texts of her enigmatic version of the tale with hand-colored lithographs of isolated details of Vanderlyn's painting — a muscular shoulder, a moccasin, a hand tearing at Ms. McCrea's long hair.
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Leaving Washington to mourners, Trump flew west and unspooled the kind of brazen campaign trail performance -- tearing at the nation's political and cultural divides and bashing institutions such as the Justice Department -- that McCain planned his final goodbye to repudiate.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump embarks on his debut State of the Union address Tuesday with the formidable assignment of shoring up a presidency threatened by a Russia scandal that is sowing rancor in Washington and tearing at national unity.
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Instead of pretending to enjoy spending quality time with Reince Priebus, he could call in to morning shows and subtweet Hillary Clinton, enjoying all the media coverage without being accused of destabilizing world markets or tearing at the very fabric of democracy.
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The company pulled in a lot of money ($574 million) selling ads last quarter, and while it still hasn't really figured out how to turn its endless torrent of user content into real profits, the service isn't quite tearing at the seams.
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The 2020 campaign is gathering pace and the President is stoking yet another raging controversy set off by his racist tweets targeting four minority Democratic members of Congress -- part of a strategy of tearing at societal divides for his own political advantage.
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That must at least raise the possibility that this may have been the moment -- amid a backlash against Trump's post-impeachment power grabs -- that Barr's concern for his own reputation began to outweigh his deference to a President tearing at basic judicial norms.
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ARENYS DE MUNT, Spain — As Spain's government tries almost everything it can to stop an independence referendum Sunday in the restive northeastern region of Catalonia, the standoff is escalating into a constitutional crisis emblematic of the larger forces tearing at European unity.
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It's also an endearingly odd neighborhood mainstay where, depending on the hour of your visit, you might encounter other political writers with their dogs, or a dignitary's funeral, or a family of red foxes tearing at the carcass of a lesser critter.
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Now the internecine warfare is tearing at the fabric of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), where Administrator Scott Pruitt has faced months of scrutiny over a string of staff and spending controversies that has lowered morale at the agency and angered Pruitt's political allies.
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At root, the US-Russia conflict stems from Putin's desire to expand Russian influence at America's expense — tearing at the edges of the American-led global order to make Russia into the same kind of global power it was in the days of the USSR.
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His sputtering descent may hold broader dangers for liberal democracy in Europe at a time when the French president — with his pro-free trade, pro-Europe policies — has set himself up as the opposing pole to the forces of nativism tearing at the European Union.
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From the moment he trampled the unifying conventions of the inaugural address by decrying "American carnage," Trump shattered political normality, tearing at racial and societal divides, the limits and decorum of his office, even raising doubts about his fidelity to the nation's founding values.
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The widening scandal is tearing at the fabric of Brazil's civic life, said Chayenne Polimedio, an analyst focusing on Brazilian politics at the New America think tank in Washington, D.C. "Brazil is a textbook case of systemic corruption that has suddenly, dramatically exploded," Polimedio told VICE News.
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RELATED: Republicans have repeatedly praised Merrick Garland Rarely immune to the lofty gesture, Obama also aimed to make a profound statement about America's political institutions and democracy itself at a time when a vicious election campaign distilled from years of raging partisan heat is tearing at them.
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It describes the ability of nature, according to classical gravitational equations, to obliterate most of the attributes and properties of anything that falls into a black hole, playing havoc with science's ability to predict the future and tearing at our understanding of how the universe works.
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The administrative and moral morass over children taken from their parents under the White House's "zero tolerance" policy after illegally crossing the southern border is as intractable as ever -- even though it's no longer tearing at the public's conscience in such a direct and emotional way.
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There is a case to be made that Trump's constant twisting of truth, invention of false political realities and strategy of tearing at the country's racial, gender and societal divides in order to capture and wield power threaten the eternal values and institutions of the nation itself.
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RELATED: Trump rattle NATO with 'obsolete' blast Tearing at fragile European divisions, he described the EU as a "vehicle" for German control, and praised Britain for voting to leave -- breaking with decades of US foreign policy orthodoxy that sees a strong, unified Europe as vital to global security.
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" Why it matters: "In his telling, that bureaucracy, now run by his own appointees, is a nest of political saboteurs out to undermine him — an accusation that raised fears that he was tearing at the credibility of some of the most important institutions in American life to save himself.
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His first instinct is to jump down on the curb side, but they've got to be going forty miles an hour—which feels like a hundred with the way the wind is tearing at him—so he flattens himself even more, as if that could make him invisible.
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The issues tearing at Europe are well documented: Chronically low growth; an influx of migrants; Britain's vote to leave the bloc; the growing strength of anti-European Union parties; and continuing meddling from a resurgent, revanchist Russia, which seeks to undermine confidence in both NATO and the European Union.
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At a time when German leadership is needed more than ever to calm political convulsions tearing at the fabric of European unity, Germany is dealing with its own political disputes on issues like immigration, climate, tax policy and welfare subsidies, leaving it with diminished capacity to fight anti-Europe sentiments.
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This is not the evening sexual affair artfully lit by candlelight that we've seen previously in the film, and as Hill kneels and begins to rub, Queen Anne places her hand on her head and latches into her hair, tearing at it while also pressing Hill down into the ground.
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In many ways, the Charlottesville episode has offered a reminder of why Trump was so controversial -- by tearing at the societal and racial divisions in American life -- but also why he was elected, since it shows how he connects with the often unspoken political instincts of a sizable slice of the country.
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And the return of the Scottish cause shows how the EU referendum – originally pitched by Cameron as an opportunity to prove British unity with Europe while calming anti-EU lawmakers in his own party - is tearing at the social, economic and cultural cohesion within the four nations that make up the UK: England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.
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The war was tearing at me, tearing me in two the way a storm breaks a sheet of ice on a frozen lake; it broke me and I flooded and flooded, and the quiet dreamer and worker, the hibernal dreamer, the frozen dreamer, became a waker with the experiences of many, the sufferings of many in his bosom.
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He knew what was expected of him and even looked forward to it, but in no way was he prepared for the flying tigress who leaped on him, tore open the falls of his trousers, and seized his penis, in no way was he prepared for her biting and scratching, thrusting and wriggling, tearing at his and her own clothes, nor for the wrestling and panting.
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Now the internecine warfare is tearing at the fabric of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), where Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE has faced months of scrutiny over a string of staff and spending controversies that has lowered morale at the agency and angered Pruitt's political allies.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierEpstein death sparks questions for federal government Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Democrats see window closing for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.) said Friday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's attacks on key U.S. institutions are tearing at the seams of the country's democracy in the same vein as Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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