" I said, "No, that will tear it to pieces.
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But do not do things like tear scorpions to pieces.
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Fortunately for pornographers, the statute's starting to fall to pieces.
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"The window was blown to pieces," Ms. Malik told me.
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We saw five houses that had been blown to pieces.
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But that's not always how countries tear themselves to pieces.
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The Chinese overran his unit and cut it to pieces.
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His image as a strongman would be shot to pieces.
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You shouldn't drop them, because they might fall to pieces.
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After 11 holes, Hoffman seemed to be going to pieces.
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With the next pitch, the plan fell to pieces completely.
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The intensity of the blast tore his body to pieces.
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No one was injured, but the little buddy smashed to pieces.
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They also found both her legs, tied to pieces of metal.
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Things blow up; the ones that don't get smashed to pieces.
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But this thematic unity keeps the show from flying to pieces.
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He kept it in his pocket until it fell to pieces.
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He imagines tearing someone to pieces, rendering them broken beyond repair.
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Suspended ceilings collapsed to the floor, glass windows broke to pieces.
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Love both of you guys to pieces and so incredibly happy.
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The next day she was dead, hacked to pieces by machete.
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One day , the dog says, I will tear you to pieces .
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We just loved him to pieces, and it's been very difficult.
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Later, the darkest meat fell to pieces onto bright, particulate rice.
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These hopes were quickly dashed to pieces before my eyes, however.
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I'll read those and they'll fall to pieces and that's it.
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He's a caring, sensitive person and I love him to pieces!
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That rip our hearts to pieces and make us shed tears.
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Sweden's party landscape, in other words, might be blown to pieces.
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Deja vu time: Samsung's Galaxy Fold has been torn to pieces.
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"The Democrats' pathetic case is getting blown to pieces," he said.
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Roads, airports, an economy, perhaps even a society, falling to pieces.
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Everything you release inevitably gets torn to pieces in some quarters.
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In her shock and frustration, Lacie's practiced manners shatter to pieces.
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" Rachel Zaretsky's installation, I Fall to Pieces (Mother's Version), is a video work all in blue, with a roving cursor and audio of the artist's mother singing a capella to Patsy Cline's "I Fall to Pieces.
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Then he and Archie had sort of fallen to pieces as well.
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Want to hear a duet that will absolutely thrill you to pieces?
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"This thing just chopped by hand to pieces pretty much," Cosso said.
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He smashed his old one to pieces walking into a lamp post.
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Without them, it's almost guaranteed that the company will fall to pieces.
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Other people were cut to pieces; blood and body parts were everywhere.
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Caroline: I think you both just blew my opening argument to pieces.
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And now here we are torn to pieces unable to fix it.
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If it flew too close to Jupiter and was ripped to pieces.
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I was a terror-war veteran, I'd seen people blown to pieces.
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Their defense would fall to pieces if he ever missed extended time.
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But most of us don't rip ourselves to pieces over them, either.
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Joe fell into this deep crevasse and was gravely injured, broken to pieces.
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Forget Justin Bieber, we fall to pieces over two simple words: beauty sale.
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Hogan wanted to blow up the betting ring to pieces; he wanted Molinas.
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Yes, my dogs are rowdy as heck, but I love them to pieces.
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The twister snapped trees to pieces and downed power lines along Highway 69.
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The car industry in Venezuela has been falling to pieces for some time.
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Do I land on the instrument, and let it basically go to pieces?
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No just society should tolerate the tearing of living human beings to pieces.
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I was surprised I wasn't falling to pieces even though I was humiliated.
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Melendez was sucked underneath the boat and ripped to pieces by the propellers.
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"Family, friends, followers, fans, etc... I love you guys to pieces," Abi wrote.
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He pointed to pieces of green tape placed on the bare concrete floor.
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That one militant was then blown to pieces by a U.S. drone strike.
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Five years ago, during a move, one jar fell and smashed to pieces.
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You feel as if all your hard work has been torn to pieces.
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I knew this email would fulfill my dreams or dash them to pieces.
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One button quickly applies your brand kit settings to pieces you're working on.
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Maxine Waters where she tears #JohnKelly and #RobPorter to pieces on #AllIn pic.twitter.
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She rips the small note to pieces, shoves them in her mouth, and swallows.
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Or cutting them to pieces, or gesturing at inanimate objects with their middle fingers.
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Now she tends to stick to pieces by Camilla for a sure-fire hit.
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And so Tibira was strapped in front of a cannon and blown to pieces.
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Nintendo has applied a surprising level of ingenuity and creativity to pieces of cardboard.
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That comes with the North Korean's government falling to pieces under pressure from anybody.
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And his greatest hobby is to shred everything made out of Paper to pieces.
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Kim Kardashian is going to pieces ... and we should all stand up and applaud.
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American bombers being shot to pieces by Nazi planes limped in with heavy damage.
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Either way, as it stands, the Senate is not falling to pieces just yet.
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But Spoon played before them and smashed them to pieces because they fucking rip.
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The media (including me) did their thing and ripped him to pieces over it.
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Someone tore it to pieces, and a man threatened to light it on fire.
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"My youth, my life, my hopes, everything was smashed to pieces," Ms. Espíndola said.
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I'm over here falling to pieces and I don't have anyone to lift me up.
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Her brother was thrown under a car, her cousin torn to pieces and barely alive.
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The once gentle scientist whips the remote controller to the ground, shattering it to pieces.
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This comes at the two-minute mark when the boys' home is blown to pieces.
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Its premise is great, but on the narrative and character level, everything falls to pieces.
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam warned that Hong Kong risked being "smashed to pieces".
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"We're going to tear our conscious awareness to pieces," he said, and we all cheered.
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Confronted with historical insights and empirical observations, this neat populist narrative quickly falls to pieces.
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When Bieber saw Morgan filming the beer disaster, he allegedly smashed Morgan's phone to pieces.
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Use the wrong adjective and we'll tear you to pieces, then wait for an apology.
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"Some bodies were shredded to pieces, an ear here, a head there," Mr. Shami said.
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During his time in prison the Socialist movement, battered by official repression, fell to pieces.
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It seemed that he was about to tear me to pieces and gobble me up.
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I think it should be broken up and sold to pieces, but it doesn't matter.
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Donald Trump In July a man smashed President Trump's star to pieces with a pickax.
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Inside each of us is a colossus with the power to smash everything to pieces.
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The Chinese destroyed a defunct weather satellite with a weapon that blew it to pieces.
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Systems like Wave Field Synthesis can also change approaches to pieces conceived using earlier technologies.
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But the confluence of events on July 25 seems to now smash it to pieces.
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As for the potato flour, I skipped it and went straight to pieces of whole potato.
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That moment is then shattered to pieces by the angry bellowings of an incandescent Big Sam.
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Food hasn't experienced this type of vitriol since Pete Wells ripped Guy Fieri's restaurant to pieces.
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You can tear this hotel to pieces, if you'd like, and the game will only smile.
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Then, in the season's second half, the Grey's writers decided to blow the foundation to pieces.
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But then she goes in for the attack, before Iron Fist smashes her sword to pieces.
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"We are criticized, torn to pieces, but elsewhere in the world we are admired," he said.
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Some users complained that the one-piece rubber keyboard fell to pieces after too much typing.
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She is left torn to pieces by her descendants, who are all trying to escape her.
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Digital forensics experts and security researchers have continuously torn the apps that do this to pieces.
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In 2016, Republicans have blown this delicate balance to pieces, all to keep a conservative majority.
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That includes our own bodies, whether you feel "automatically" entitled to pieces of us or not.
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Once, his mother came out of the shelter to find the family home bombed to pieces.
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I've been a human cataract plunging through a noose and going to pieces on the rocks.
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Videos - regularly mocked by other Saudis - circulated online showing zealous men smashing musical instruments to pieces.
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"This is emptiness," she says of Dom's lifestyle, smashing her Alexa to pieces for good measure.
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Lately, one of her go-to pieces are the Beyond Yoga Alloy Ombre High Waist Leggings.
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Stab a White Walker with a knife made of dragonglass and they literally fall to pieces.
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Some $20 bills ripped to pieces for some reason also appear to have been left behind.
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They added those to pieces Mr. Dewberry already owned, including a 19th-century mahogany dining table.
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Last week, I tweeted out a few links to pieces of media analysis I'd found interesting.
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Here's hoping it avoids the J.J. Abrams curse and completely comes to pieces in its second installment.
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If she's going down, I don't want her hacked to pieces (physically and psychologically) by her husband.
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Mary wrote a memoir called 'Fall to Pieces' about life with Scott and his battles with drugs.
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Facebook's app, for some reason, falls to pieces when you try to run it in split-screen.
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In a world falling to pieces, he's still trying to preserve the overall shape of the puzzle.
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It drops 100 pounds of metal on a target, shredding them to pieces with six giant knives.
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It makes me irrationally angry: I pull out my weapon and blast the spike-balls to pieces.
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She imagined Robert picking up his phone, reading that message, turning to glass, and shattering to pieces.
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"Can we bear to push it into the abyss and see it smashed to pieces?" she said.
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This allows anyone, regardless of their financial background, to have access to pieces from well-known designers.
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Meat pies are more familiar, colonial descendants of Cornish pasties, flaking and caving without going to pieces.
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I am drawn to pieces that have some meaning, and I knew the meaning behind this one.
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In one video, what appears to be a charred human body lies next to pieces of wreckage.
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When squeezing a stress ball can't soothe your anxieties, maybe watching one getting shred to pieces will.
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Some were nearly falling to pieces, from the journeys that had been taken to get this far.
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In the meantime, Beyoncé told Elle to look forward to pieces for both men and women alike.
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It's a constant, grueling struggle to keep from going over the brink and smashing yourself to pieces.
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Tommy Lee's post honoring his dad on Father's Day got shredded to pieces ... by his own son.
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But the octopus, which you've been chopping to pieces, is feeling pain every time you do it.
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Contrary to Charlie's boasting and his chutzpa, he goes to pieces on the battlefield at a critical moment.
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Elsewhere, The Kingdom managed to find its man and used the tiger, Shiva, to tear him to pieces.
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" She added, "My heart is broken to pieces and I will cry and cry until I just won't.
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President Trump&aposs star now on the Hollywood walk of fame was smashed to pieces early this morning.
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Then the whole world condemned her for falling to pieces in a completely un-generous, un-understanding way.
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The U.N. report also documented stories of civilians being hanged from trees, cut to pieces and burned alive.
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I already love our baby to pieces but feeling yucky all the time is a 'hate-able' thing!
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Their work ranges from the prosaic "L+L 4EVER" to pieces of a more scatological and sexual nature.
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As I went on, people really responded to pieces that had a strong visual connection to the film.
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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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When he realized it would take two weeks to remove them undamaged, he instead jackhammered them to pieces.
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I used to bury my head in the sand, and let everything around you tear you to pieces.
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The elegant order of the universe is fractured to pieces by the very mechanisms that make thought possible.
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This beloved Danish brand almost went to pieces earlier in the 2000s, when it came close to bankruptcy.
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The Silverado, as I noted in my review, also feels as if you could beat it to pieces.
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It used to be a manufacturing city, but that fell to pieces between the 1950s and the 1970s.
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All we can do, really, is sit back and watch as the Republican Party blows itself to pieces.
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According to WBBH, lightning struck near her septic tank, igniting methane gas and blowing her toilet to pieces.
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The others had been shot down, blown to pieces, lost in the surf or felled along muddy roadsides.
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And we have watched states like California and Texas transition into majority-minority status without falling to pieces.
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Colbert's like a brother to me — I love him to pieces and I really like doing his show.
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In the 85033 primaries, we've witnessed the Democratic Party tear itself to pieces over an internal identity crisis.
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"The whole town of 7,000 inhabitants, plus 3,000 refugees, was slowly and systematically pounded to pieces," wrote Steer.
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But we shouldn't let that close our eyes to the ways the industry has torn people to pieces.
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"It's been conflated from two witnesses that frankly, the credibility of them was shot to pieces," he said.
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Photos of the accident show the car crushed, with the front windshield shattered and the bumper torn to pieces.
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If only you see the sheep and the cows in the streets, how the shrapnel tore them to pieces.
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"You could never pull anything over on her because she would take and cut you to pieces," Tharpe recalled.
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It's not normally good to compare people to pieces of meat, but this is one exception to that rule.
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Mars' moon Phobos is a strange, cratered, misshaped moon—and it's pulling itself to pieces from the inside out.
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This means that analysis of race can't be siloed to pieces on obviously race-related topics, like police violence.
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Love both of you guys to pieces and so incredibly happy for this new chapter in your love story!
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Mrs May is on her last legs and Mr Williamson's reputation was shot to pieces even before the scandal.
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Reza tore him to pieces as soon as we brought up the story TMZ broke -- that the Osundairo bros.
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"My heart is broken to pieces and I will cry and cry until I just won't," Tresa Harrington wrote.
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"We knew that if these people were able to get us they would tear us to pieces," she said.
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I could almost see Miro and the gang laughing themselves to pieces on the other side of the mirror.
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They must be masters of their instruments and voice but even then, at times, that is torn to pieces.
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"Memoris Spiritus" also does something important—it returns us to pieces of levels in the original Doom & Doom 19723.
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For almost 90 years, the company has been bringing us the best PB&C products, from Cups to Pieces.
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With his confidence on the greens shot to pieces, he turned into a mere shadow of his former self.
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There are situations, as was apparently the case with David Foster Wallace, when things go very suddenly to pieces.
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Later, her legs were found attached to pieces of metal similar to ones found with her torso on Aug.
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The possibility of it all falling to pieces seems really important in terms of what a live performance is.
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In 1992, the year the Queen has called her 'annus horribilis,' those fairy-tale images were torn to pieces.
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You can dig down for resources, chop trees to pieces for wood, or go fishing in bodies of water.
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The surgeon found a gallbladder full of gangrene; the organ fell to pieces as he removed it, he said.
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We are crushed to pieces, but this important work will continue, because, as Jeremy would say, we have to.
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The artist suffocates a fallen imperial structure with serpentine materials, hacking it to pieces and exposing its soft core.
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Either way, I'll live and at least it won't shatter to pieces if it falls out of my lap.
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Justin Timberlake's fifth solo album Man of the Woods released on Friday and immediately got torn to pieces by Pitchfork.
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"Everything I dreamed of, everything I was a part of was just falling to pieces," Smith says in the commercial.
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Mobile-phone footage captured a gang of kanvarias smashing a small passenger car to pieces and then tipping it over.
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Dixon's car flew over the car of Jay Howard, another driver, and hit the retaining wall and shredding to pieces.
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"Can we bear to push it into the abyss and see it smashed to pieces?" she added, her voice wavering.
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Then again, if you have a Galaxy Note 7, smashing your phone to pieces might not be the worst idea.
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Wrenching scenes include one of an elephant being shot and then moaning as it is hacked to pieces by poachers.
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The Atlantic published the introduction to the book, under the title "Are the Movies Going to Pieces?" in December 1964.
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The riots of 2011 had just begun, and the city I was saying goodbye to was tearing itself to pieces.
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She's relentlessly self-critical, chastising her own education and her broad appeal, all while literally shredding her songs to pieces.
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That's when we're told the guy suddenly grabbed Mario's phone and threw it against a wall ... smashing it to pieces.
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Leafing through magazines, which they calmly tear to pieces as the scene proceeds, they deliver their lyrics with cool deliberation.
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It's the mother grizzly, all compassion to her cubs, who marks you as potential predator and tears you to pieces.
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But by the time the closing credits roll on this week's episode, all that has been torn to pieces too.
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"There's lots of poop in the places where pigs and chickens are chopped to pieces to make meat," Brown continues.
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Within seconds of cutting its engines, aerodynamic forces will throttle the uncontrolled, tube-shaped body and rip it to pieces.
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Their caliphate smashed to pieces by Kurdish fighters and American air strikes, scores of IS fighters have escaped to Iraq.
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Rodriguez has said his brother died from a gunshot to the head and his friend was found chopped to pieces.
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It would have been an awful sight: the wild dogs of the desert would have torn the cat to pieces.
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Also, their found family is breaking to pieces: Gavin is hanged, Lesley is murdered, Fergus and Marsali stay in Wilmington.
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"If there is any change in the political situation," she told Southern Weekly, "our business can be smashed to pieces."
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After we've been cut to pieces by all that vileness served with a smile, what are the chances of recovery?
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Every day there would be some person who'd wander in and think they understood it and get torn to pieces.
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And when it grows up, it's even more ferocious, running down its prey and tearing it to pieces with massive jaws.
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By the time Google announced its pair of Pixel smartphones on Tuesday, the devices had already been leaked all to pieces.
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Ozymandias saved the world and Dr. Manhattan left it just after blowing Rorschach to pieces in the bitter cold of Antarctica.
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Ridin' High is playful, ridiculous, vibrant, spanning from Davidson's perverted inflatable balloon sculptures of the '90s to pieces created this year.
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If that's not enough to scare you, check out the CPSC firework safety demonstration, complete with mannequins being blown to pieces.
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Due to the irregular shape of the asteroid, the resulting aerodynamic instabilities rip away at the object, shredding it to pieces.
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Using bolt cutters, they cut the umbrella to pieces and freed Reynolds, so they could speed her to a nearby hospital.
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A photo accompanying the statement showed the plane smashed to pieces in dense forest, with the tail but little else intact.
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Trump initially agreed, but when he found the removal would delay the building's demolition, he had them jackhammered to pieces instead.
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In the gallery, the sculptures reflect back disjointed shapes and viewpoints, breaking to pieces any viewer that passes through the space.
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It was shot to pieces by an AK-47 in a firefight with al Qaeda linked terrorists nearly twenty years ago.
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Not all of Mr. Erbe's work is playful: "Frenzy," from 2007, for example, depicts sharks tearing an American flag to pieces.
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Until her great wild roaring ships tore the lace to pieces, their sails clanging with icicles, their cannons full of fire.
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Yet he couldn't hire people to effectively cut Trump to pieces on Twitter, and became the source of online ridicule himself.
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Is it better to work inside the system, to push against it from the outside or to smash it to pieces?
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Under his watch, he acquired Pixar, Marvel and Lucasfilm in addition to pieces of Fox, turning Disney into a media juggernaut.
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That apparent harmony was then blown to pieces when the U.K.'s main Brexit negotiator, David Davis, quit late Sunday night.
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Chopped to pieces, it is folded into tacos, scattered over tostadas or sandwiched between facing pairs of quesadillas to make mulitas.
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He told Yovanovitch that this was her "do-not-prosecute list" and then, in a dramatic flourish, ripped it to pieces.
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Sartre, in a skeptical yet passionate analysis, identified Mallarmé's method as "the terrorism of politesse"—civilization stylishly blowing itself to pieces.
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Inadvertently, I crushed it to pieces under the weight of one of Mr. Staikos's huge tomes on the history of libraries.
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The sculpture, a brick version of Nick from the animated film Zootopia, fell to pieces within an hour of the exhibit's opening.
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Blondi cannot execute the offending gesture, something she and Jackie discuss frequently and circularly while the world goes to pieces around them.
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Charles was almost unrecognizable due to the swelling Marciano's sledgehammer blows raised on his face and Marciano's nose was torn to pieces.
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Wearing the exo, it is difficult to shake the notion that, if it somehow went haywire, it could tear you to pieces.
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They are at dinner when something Nick says gets a rise out of Tom: "Civilization's going to pieces," broke out Tom violently.
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Photos on social media show Fulani villages in which families have been shot, their bodies thrown down wells or cut to pieces.
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Despite her body falling to pieces, Schumer was all smiles as she walked around in a leather jacket and striped T-shirt.
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We can move with calm and composure through the death of a grandparent and fall to pieces when a sock goes missing.
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And by the way, the president has a star on the Hollywood walk of fame, and it&aposs been smashed to pieces.
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But as soon as they changed something about the environment, like the flatness of the court, the avatar would fall to pieces.
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Like countless fanfic writers before him, Miranda clearly loves his canon, but he expresses that love by tearing the canon to pieces.
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They'll have to get over it, unfortunately, as a large chunk of Upton Park has now been blown to pieces with explosives.
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It's 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43 degrees Celsius), nearly every building is smashed to pieces and there is a constant thud of explosions.
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"I tend to be pretty measured in my responses to pieces like this," said Stephanie Wear, senior scientist at the Nature Conservancy.
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Today is Friday the 13th, which conjures images of a madman in a goalie mask hacking and slashing innocent people to pieces.
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On the outside, Mr. Rozzi said, he appeared to be a star high school jock, but inside, he was going to pieces.
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Macron's pIan was dead on arrival in Berlin, shot to pieces well in advance in a typical NIH (not invented here) manner.
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"Their general notion was that people would fly to pieces, that people would panic, they would fight, they would loot," says Knowles.
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We all know about the seventies: the system went to pieces, ridership and revenue plunged, and the Warriors came out to play.
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But this work, with music ranging from heavy metal and electronica to pieces by Cuban singer-songwriters, promises to be anything but.
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Unlike human beings, robots do not feel pain, or have families, or turn our stomachs when they are brutally hacked to pieces.
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Sherri Shepherd shredded Omarosa to pieces ... accusing her of trying to lead black people to the slaughterhouse in the name of Trump.
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It doesn't take long before the teeth of the shredder swallow up the screens and cases and instantly crush them to pieces.
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They will be chopped, fried, boiled, roasted and bitten to pieces by the teeth of the hungry, masticating human beings who purchased them.
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The negotiations fell to pieces late last night, so Republicans took a different tack: Walk out so that the legislature can't reach quorum.
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An early showdown in a junkyard has Bumblebee falling to pieces, and then taking out baddie after baddie as he pieces himself together.
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Galliano succeeded with this collection, though, because he brought his punk sensibility to pieces that felt removed from any notion of societal restriction.
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Mr Niinisto says that, as president, the most important thing is to act in a way that won't "blow the world to pieces".
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As a reporter, you always try to get people to attach their names to pieces of information or quotes they are providing you.
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Every time she passes by he hurls himself against the gate, howling with desire to get at her and tear her to pieces.
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The original RV that functioned as Walt and Jesse's mobile meth-making lab was crushed to pieces during season three, episode six ("Sunset").
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Now, he runs a company that trains and sells attack dogs—and they're guaranteed to protect you, should the world go to pieces.
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In an instant, five of their children — Ilham, Inshaf, Alma, Agnes and Alfred — were blown to pieces, one side slaughtered by the other.
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If a device is broken and you're unable to wipe it clean, make sure it's really broken and smash its components to pieces.
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Someone took a saw to the sign marking the American Islamic Institute of Antelope Valley, which maintains the plots, hacking it to pieces.
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"It just went to pieces," Fruge said, recalling the eerie calm of the crater and shoes strewn in the surrounding sawgrass and muck.
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Concrete buildings were obliterated, big rigs were torn to pieces, traffic lights were knocked out and tens of thousands of people lost power.
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Let's not get it twisted though: the public's trust in the executive branch has also generally fallen to pieces since the Nixon administration.
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Fu likens the three short-sleep genes she has helped discover to pieces of a giant puzzle with no picture on the box.
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Lego said although the botanical elements will use a sugarcane-based plastic, they are still "technically identical" to pieces made of conventional plastic.
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Even worse, bacteria adds weight to pieces of plastic, making them more likely to fall to the seafloor and land on a reef.
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The latest Saturday Night Live peered into the future of robotics technology with two mechanical food servers that go to pieces around cellular signals.
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Only two minutes ago, Paul Agalu, poet, ophthalmologist, and human-rights advocate, was attacked by a mob and torn to pieces in his home.
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Both Jaime and Brienne had a few close calls during the battle, but when the ice army shattered to pieces, they were still standing.
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Very often, those who do come forward pay dearly, facing off against a justice system and a culture designed to take them to pieces.
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" Then a similar one appeared with the slogan, "Justice for Pamela Mastropietro barbarously killed and torn to pieces by a Nigerian friend of Boldrini.
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They're just supposed to calm us down and make us realize that we needn't go to pieces over some other, more exotic-sounding disease.
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This 29-minute comedy show that reinvents the genre melted my heart, shattered it to pieces, and then gently put it back together again.
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Even in the art world, video art (which VR is similar to) pieces sell for much less than other types of contemporary art works.
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In the world of Mortal Engines, the interior of the mobile city London is a giant processing plant that rips smaller cities to pieces.
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Battlefield Hardline's battles can descend into total mayhem, and that confusion presents prime opportunities for a smart player to tear the enemy to pieces.
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Put her in the foyer, give her a playlist with Velvet Revolver's "Fall to Pieces" ready and loaded, and let her get to work.
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Morgan says he was shooting cell phone video of the mishap, when Biebs became enraged, grabbed his cell phone and smashed it to pieces.
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We spoke with Dana White ... who tells us Michael Chiesa was "cut to pieces" in the attack and is currently hospitalized for his injuries.
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Not only are these shoes covered in crystals, but the sole of each sneaker is attached to pieces of square and triangle-shaped foam.
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The Indonesian military and Islamic groups whipped up hatred through political gatherings and propaganda broadcasts, and victims were hacked to pieces, mutilated, and decapitated.
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The metaphysical journey that character goes through and the way it nearly tears her to pieces and ultimately rebuilds her was inspiring to me.
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When a Russian officer saw him snap a photo, he came over, pulled the film out of the camera, and stomped it to pieces.
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I think it is important to dedicate an exhibition to pieces that have contemporary aesthetics but are of the technology of the 19th century.
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Now, that editor's plans have been dashed to pieces, and several hours of painstaking work are being fed into the office shredder post haste.
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Some had their heads split in twain by axes, others beaten into jelly with clubs, others pierced or cut to pieces with bowie knives.
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A student who survived the Florida shooting wants you to see how a single AR-15 bullet butchered his foot ... mangling it to pieces.
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By that point, it will be traveling so fast (nearly twice the speed of sound) that aerodynamic forces will rip the rocket to pieces.
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Ballet is a completely absurd art — and we love it to pieces: that's what Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo proclaims with every move.
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" A few months later, though, when a guy he'd met on Tinder broke things off, Brown, as he put it, "totally went to pieces.
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But a new study using data from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope has revealed that the molecules in its atmosphere are constantly ripped to pieces.
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But thankfully we have the gadget repair community iFixit which tears up phones to pieces to check if there's anything new under the hood.
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My first reaction was an urge to find a pair of scissors, retrieve his laundry and cut it to pieces, but I knew better.
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The anger will remain until we can find the tools by which the grab the structure and shake it until it falls to pieces.
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The chaotic middle movement of Mr Biss's chosen Schubert sonata reflects the composer, who was dying of syphilis, going to pieces in rage and terror.
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" "But on AGT there are so many feel-good moments that they show those more than me ripping people to pieces because they are rubbish.
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I was going to need to will myself into the role of someone who wasn't crumbling to pieces and who could overcome adversity to write.
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It was a gutsy move, I knew, but I felt if I kept it inside it would combust and I would be blown to pieces.
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Although each of her items tells a story, Joel is most drawn to pieces that allow her to imagine the backstory in their own way.
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Forced to dig through a garbage can for an actual green Lantern, the cast members forced him to smash it to pieces with a sledgehammer.
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Or maybe you're a disgruntled New Orleans Saints fan who needs a replacement after NFL referees forced you to punch your old TV to pieces.
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President Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was smashed to pieces early Wednesday morning by a man wielding a pickaxe, police said.
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The eel's powerful naked head and neck were as thick as my thigh, its snaggle teeth so clearly designed to tear a fish to pieces.
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But Morano and screenwriter Mike Makowsky aren't interested in twisty plot revelations, or uncovering the mystery of what caused the world to fall to pieces.
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The mother of two penned her memories of Weiland and their marriage as well as his drug abuse in her memoir called Fall to Pieces.
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And that sort of uncertainty gets eaten alive in our politics, ripped to pieces by partisans who tear off chunks that support their extant beliefs.
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He lashes Smith with hooks to the body that would rent another man's liver utterly—just grind it to pieces like so much organ confetti.
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Once she has finished there and resumes her official itinerary, which includes meeting Cambodia's King Norodom Sihamoni, the $40,000 toilet will be taken to pieces.
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That toll could increase further because some of the bomb victims at Maelbeek metro station were blown to pieces and victims are hard to identify.
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Whether savory or sweet, all of these cheesy and sticky recipes are just begging to be torn to pieces and consumed in an animalistic minute.
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"With the powerful fist of the People's Democratic Dictatorship, all separatist activities and all terrorists shall be smashed to pieces," Zhu announced into a microphone.
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Hornacek had laid out a checklist before the game on how to stop the Cavaliers, but James and his teammates quickly tore it to pieces.
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Some were wholly virtual, like Rachel Rossin's headset-based Time-Scrubbing, SIAG, which recalls the unsettling, ripped-to-pieces domesticity of Michelangelo Antonioni's Zabriskie Point.
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For two years, Ms. Ortega thrived at the job, but then, in April 2012, she began to go to pieces emotionally, her family members testified.
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Rife with symbols and encroaching apocalyptic dread, Us is a big, ambitious fable about how a society develops willful amnesia, then tears itself to pieces.
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But 10 years later the North Carolina state capitol goes up in flames; the roof caves in, and Canova's only American commission crumbles to pieces.
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He wasn't an athlete in high school, so it's sort of poetic that he became one after he got torn to pieces by a bomb.
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And within that, folks are going to come up with disruptive solutions to pieces of it with a promise in mind to solve a problem.
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At the same time, Nancy is slowly falling to pieces and derives some comfort from a friendship with the pastor's ribald old dad (Tom Bloom).
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Photographs carried by Kazakh news outlets showed the fuselage of the passenger jet ripped to pieces in the snow amid the rubble of a building.
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Jealous and possessive, Mr. Hughes accused his wife of dressing indecently, made her take off her blouse and slacks and tore her clothes to pieces.
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Many more were heckled or spat upon by passersby, had their banners and sashes torn to pieces by mobs, and were knocked down by police.
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While it's nice to see some public optimism on that front, it's also important to realize how quickly those aspirations can be blown to pieces.
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I made a film about how it's in our nature to tear each other to pieces, and then I kind of see it in the world.
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There has never been a better opportunity for a profound realignment of politics: the centre has crumbled and the Tory party is tearing itself to pieces.
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The distraught people searching for loved ones blown to pieces or burned beyond recognition have nothing to savor in the Iraq that Blair and Bush wrought.
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And I could get on TV and I could cry and tell all of this, and just go to pieces and cry, and cry, and cry.
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When she left the home, she used the phone to call 911, showing police photos allegedly depicting her siblings chained to pieces of furniture and malnourished.
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She was brutally torn to pieces, but hopefully she'll soon join Tabitha the goat in that Rainbow Bridge everybody told me about when my cat died.
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Unlike BattleBots, in which the competitors are often ripped to pieces in the ring, the Ganker bots are a little more gentle when they do battle.
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Which is why we end up edging closer and closer to pieces we swore we'd never try — only to fall in love with those eventually, too.
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The market for tech stocks has gone to pieces in recent years, he suggested, accompanied by gloomy warnings to tech unicorns to stop burning through cash.
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"Given their dual-use capability, you could even import the machines for other purposes, take them to pieces and use them however you want," said Lee.
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With so many options, from boots to sandals to pieces adorned with ribbons or strips of fabric, they can be adopted by tons of different styles.
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"I have a great partner in life, great sisters, a mom who is a friend and some male friends I love to pieces too," she says.
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The goal, obviously, is to lull humans into a state of calm as the rest of Affetto's body, spiked and bladed, can whir them to pieces.
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AI•Scry is surprisingly accurate in a typical Western-style kitchen, for example, but would fall to pieces as an intelligence tool in the African Savannah.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - An orphaned baby dugong rescued in Thailand earlier this year died on Saturday due to pieces of plastic clogging her digestive system, authorities said.
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"The Mad Doctor's Operation" (1974) is an approximately half life-size representation of cartoon surgeons cutting a female patient to pieces on a hospital operating table.
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Similarly, the EIC bounces beams of electrons against its sample, protons or atomic nuclei, causing the electrons to scatter and the protons to blow to pieces.
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I think it would be fun to get a few piggy banks filled with money, and smash them to pieces and throw them against the wall.
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Didier made it his senseless mission to build his daughter into a superhuman, but to her credit, she shatters this fantasy to pieces by remaining human.
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Mr. Pettiford, who was Mr. Long's roommate, said troops saw the Afghan police officers and army troops they were training blown to pieces by improvised explosives.
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These are the must-see videos for the week: Boom goes the dynamite A planned implosion in England fell to pieces thanks to some rogue debris.
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Even in this seemingly endless, dense thicket of news, we should be able to hold these competing ideas in our heads and not fall to pieces.
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Many of us have go-to pieces in our wardrobes that we turn to when the temps drop — the obvious being coats, sweaters, jeans, and leggings.
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They'll then saddle the glorified prop with their massive ambitions, even if the car might just fall to pieces if you breathe on it too hard.
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Onstage, she howls and cackles, chain-smokes, crows, seduces, falls to pieces, dodges objects hurled directly at her head, and hurls a few things back herself.
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Smith bakes with an urgency that defies rational explanation, leading to pieces that are sometimes beautiful, often deeply weird, occasionally figurative, and just as often not.
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There is something bittersweet about a library tome so well used that it has fallen to pieces, its tactile decay reflecting a collective act of reading.
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In documentaries, that's led to pieces like Asif Kapadia's Amy—a heartbreaking story of her vulnerabilities, but one that bluntly pulled apart Amy Winehouse's darker struggles.
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The Harry Potter series is a remarkably strong legacy to build on, but The Crimes of Grindelwald still finds a way to blow that foundation to pieces.
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The clothes, ranging from Kawakubo's nascent designs from the early '80s to pieces from her latest collection, are off-set, enhanced, and distracted by huge architectural structures.
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Despite all of this, we still find ourselves immediately defaulting to judgment when he finally falls to pieces in public in a very real and big way.
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That's why we love taking advantage of holiday sales to score those classic go-to pieces that we love so much at prices we love even more.
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This backlash probably won't take the form of Apple Stores being smashed to pieces by Politics students, or tech-free cults establishing settlements in the Lake District.
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I also pick up a new bikini from Modcloth, since mine has started falling to pieces, and buy some board games from Target using a gift card.
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The glass work shattered to pieces "as though it had heard my commentary and sensed what I thought about it," according to Mexican art critic Avelina Lésper.
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In the 20th century Tsarist and Soviet Russia smashed itself to pieces by competition first with the Germanic bloc in central Europe and then with Anglo-Americans.
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This technique was applied to entire protein chains rather than to pieces that must be folded separately before being assembled, reducing the complexity of the prediction process.
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As soon as this setup is established, it's literally blown to pieces, sending Eggsy and Merlin to Kentucky in search of an American counterpart to the Kingsmen.
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But when Baby falls in love with an innocent waitress (Lily James) just as his life of crime reaches its peek, things seem to fall to pieces.
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Permitting such agents to run critical infrastructure or to make medical decisions therefore means trusting people's lives to pieces of equipment whose operation no one truly understands.
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If that changes, it will not be for reasons of constitutional principle, but because they cannot make a decision on Brexit without blowing their party to pieces.
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Our starting point was using fabrics and the color palette from the pre-spring collection, and from there I created my own go-to pieces and silhouettes.
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" In the words of Bridget Jones: "It is a truth universally acknowledged that when one part of your life starts going okay, another falls spectacularly to pieces.
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These closing arguments are everywhere in the state, invading everything from the moments between local news segments and sitcom scenes to pieces of Sunday's Super Bowl telecast.
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They are all participants in something vicious and destructive, made increasingly lonely and afraid as they rend the bonds of community and trust to pieces around them.
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Clinton has been projected to take 18 states, including the swing states of Virginia and Colorado, but saw much of her blue-state firewall fall to pieces.
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Why don't we get behind this pilot and support him instead of crying in our beer that someone else didn't get elected and picking him to pieces.
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The United Nations recorded gruesome accounts from civilians, including of women and children being hanged from trees, burned alive or shot and hacked to pieces with machetes.
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If you thought that scene in Suspiria where that woman dances herself to pieces was bad, just wait until you see what a Bop-It can do.
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The ending of the bout has been picked to pieces by everyone, but how Northcutt ended up there is perhaps the most telling part of this fight.
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If we were as sensitive as some people might imagine, I think Ben and I both might have been blown to pieces by our encounters with it.
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After a deep round of layoffs at The Denver Post newsroom last year, the paper put out a special opinion section devoted to pieces critical of MediaNews.
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And to the extent that the A.C.A. centralizes control in Washington, we're going to be tearing ourselves to pieces over it for a long time to come.
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Biscuits can make an ideal vehicle for chicken tenders, but a soft dough should be worked slightly to yield a firmer biscuit that won't crumble to pieces.
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While American power stations and transmission lines are usually updated every decade, Puerto Rico's power grid had been neglected for decades before Maria tore it to pieces.
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PARK CITY, Utah — "Most-anticipated Sundance movies" lists are like New Year's resolutions: Everybody makes one, and they all come to pieces by the end of January.
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Even as Ms. Rosenblit assumes various guises and, quite literally, tears her world to pieces, she cultivates a grounded energy, adapting to havoc of her own invention.
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Every year, two football teams claw their way to the top of the NFL to tear each other to pieces on live television for our viewing pleasure.
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They were like, Well, we're going to make a sandwich as a visual testament to this, to remind us that things can go to pieces at any time.
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I Bridget Trump was feeling good However.....It is a truth universally acknowledged that when one part of your life starts going okay, another falls spectacularly to pieces.
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Jennifer Lawrence will play Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos, in an upcoming movie about the blood-testing startup that's fallen to pieces over its allegedly questionable proprietary technology.
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But most things in The Fosters land with ease — clunky as it is, there's a foundation of support that ensures things are never going to fall to pieces.
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Charlotte swears she was looking after the kids, but when Alice, her best friend Harriet's daughter, goes missing under Charlotte's care, Charlotte and Harriett's friendship falls to pieces.
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His men have been hacked to pieces and used to create one of those red spirals that White Walkers love to leave at the scene of their crimes.
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You can also get physical with any robot foolish enough to move in close, grabbing it and tearing it to pieces or simply tossing it at another baddie.
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McEntire also attended the preview, and the Hall of Famer declared herself "thrilled to pieces" that the museum had added to her already significant presence within its walls.
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The reborn boss first appears at the end of Rise's first story mission, but you don't get to blast it to pieces until you take on the Strike.
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"Two years ago, I said something about the Academy being very white male, which is the reality, and I was slashed to pieces by the media," she said.
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Analyzing it to pieces is antithetical to the point of the trailer — like Get Out, its twists and message are going to be better delivered in the film.
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Inside, around two dozen corpses lie on the floor: some in body bags, several wrapped in blankets and a few so torn to pieces they come in sacks.
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In the early 1950s, she found the black-and-white drawings that lined the walls of her studio to be such failures that she tore them to pieces.
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In the film, the guitar is played by actress Jennifer Jason Leigh before it is confiscated by the character played by Kurt Russell, who smashes it to pieces.
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He might often wake up in a sweat and think his world is falling to pieces, but this is a musician who's opening new doors—he's going somewhere.
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Heck, Nintendo released a game about a year ago that basically revels in the fact that users have hacked the series to pieces and made it their own.
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Granted, many of the jokes I love to pieces are the kind that someone outside the insular world of the entertainment industry might not get without Google handy.
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Finally, I decided I would "embrace the suck" — a concept I learned about in a book called Going to Pieces Without Falling Apart, by Buddhist psychiatrist Mark Epstein.
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Here's MTV's "Floribama Shore" star Nilsa Prowant flying off the handle and smashing a car window to pieces during a drunken arrest ... and ya gotta see the damage!!!
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Huff said the semi's trailer was upside down and "shredded to pieces," and the front of the Greyhound bus was smashed, with many of the seats pressed together.
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Two officials from the Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces said Suleimani's body was torn to pieces in the attack while they did not find the body of al-Muhandis.
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After about 10 years, Molnar thinks, this runaway scenario ends catastrophically: The smaller star shreds to pieces, falls deep into the larger star, and triggers a massive explosion.
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The 2011 recipient of the Nordic Award in Textiles, she makes work of all scales, from small, delicate objects she calls "nonsicles" to pieces that consume entire spaces.
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"I find this absolutely strange that an argument is being raised that I have the free speech to advocate that India should be broken in to pieces," he said.
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"There's no reason Donald Trump should be able to confirm nominees or pass laws while smashing the rule of law to pieces," said Ben Wikler, Washington director of MoveOn.org.
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When the news of the killing reached the neighborhood: "Oh my, if you saw a Haitian they would have stabbed him to pieces -- stabbed him to bits," Ramona says.
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Since giving birth to twins in 2014, my pelvic floor—the sling of muscles running from the back to the front of the body—has been shot to pieces.
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Inside was a yellow silk scarf, and wrapped in the scarf was a thirteenth-century Bible, no larger than the palm of his hand, which was falling to pieces.
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In addition to pieces Mr. de Rothschild inherited, he has bought for his personal collection many works of Pop Art, English School paintings and old masters over the years.
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" He reserved special praise for Lee's direction, writing, "Is it better to work inside the system, to push against it from the outside or to smash it to pieces?
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Rob's bikini model girlfriend, Camille Kostek, was also at the party -- and helped Gronk celebrate by handing him a beautifully-crafted retirement cake ... which Gronk later smashed to pieces.
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But when the experiment offered the very same data set and said it referred to the effectiveness of a gun control measure, Democrats and Republicans alike went to pieces.
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Then The Revenant — Alejandro González Iñárritu's tale of Leonardo DiCaprio braving the elements — was interrupted by Saturday Night Live's Leslie Jones, who ripped the movie's infamous bear to pieces.
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But where there is a rule, there is a rule breaker, and Ruth Bloomfield Margolin returns to describe one of the rules and then merrily dash it to pieces.
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Mr. Belloni recalled making the rounds of the museum that night to examine the damage, and finding two vitrines in the Castellani room smashed to pieces, their content gone.
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" This was just a first step, Arendt wrote: "The comity of European peoples went to pieces when, and because, it allowed its weakest member to be excluded and persecuted.
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Jordan Peele followed up his 2017 smash debut Get Out with Us, a big, ambitious, terrifying fable about how a society develops willful amnesia, then tears itself to pieces.
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But the violence in this series is tame compared with the carnage depicted in any number of video games that show characters being blown to pieces in every frame.
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When the fact that the FBI considered Jewell a suspect days after the bombing was reported on, his life went to pieces as the media ran with the story.
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" He also celebrates Lee's enduring streak of subversion: "Is it better to work inside the system, to push against it from the outside or to smash it to pieces?
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Finally, during a moment of high tension (and Game of Thrones is full of them), Tommen will snap at Cersei, and Ser Robert Strong will impulsively tear Tommen to pieces.
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"Credit has backed up, but it hasn't gone to pieces," said a credit trader, who noted that bid-ask spreads were particularly wide, with little real liquidity in the market.
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Pictures from the scene posted to social media show the school bus tipped on its side with its front end and undercarriage torn to pieces and scattered along the highway.
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The harrowing opening sequence sets the tone, with Boyce and the rest of his squad desperate to parachute out of their plane even as it's ripped to pieces around them.
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I typically buy dresses ranging $200-$400 for big, formal occasions, but usually stick to pieces with simple designs so I can re-wear them as many times as possible.
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I could be a fully realized, dynamic and flawed human being who also happened to have someone depending on her for guidance, and manage to not completely fall to pieces.
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Each level is a rickety assemblage of building blocks that you're supposed to smash to pieces using a variety of birds, all of which behave differently once you launch them.
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He accused IG Metall of not recognising the seriousness of the situation, saying: "Our business location is falling to pieces", adding that the sector's competitiveness should be the main consideration.
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We could talk about the nine bodies Mexican authorities found hanging from a bridge in August and the seven other bodies they found hacked to pieces in a nearby ditch.
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The satellite shattered to pieces, leaving debris large enough to pose a danger to the space station but not large enough to track, according to a report by Business Insider.
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I would sit up in bed, instantly alert, with a surreal and awful realization: Someone who was just as healthy as me 30 seconds ago has been shredded to pieces.
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The freedom to act freely means the freedom to screw up royally, a theme that Rosebrock touches on in the play's second half, when things, somewhat predictably, go to pieces.
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Living in Los Angeles, Gloria is visiting her friend Suzu (Cristina Rodlo), who's preparing for the Miss Baja pageant in Tijuana, when the club they're visiting gets shot to pieces.
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" But Tumble is an eternal optimist: "Her parents had taken her life and given it a good hard shake, but that didn't mean Tumble was going to fall to pieces.
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It sings of how men become warriors and of how they can reach across seemingly impossible divides to clasp hands and lock eyes before blowing their mutual enemy to pieces.
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A team of assassins landed in Turkey on easily identifiable private jets, drove in luxury cars to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul and cut Khashoggi to pieces on consular property.
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"I couldn&apost fall to pieces because we had so many people we needed to take care of," said Alley, now a general surgeon and father of five in Virginia.
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If 2016 was the year that the old order of the world finally started cracking to pieces, that means it's also the moment when space opened up for something new.
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But that explanation fell to pieces this week when the FCC and Hawaii both issued reports explaining that the employee really did believe that there was a missile on the way.
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In May 2015, South Korean intelligence officials said he ordered his defense minister to be blasted to pieces with an anti-aircraft gun as punishment for falling asleep at a meeting.
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A small enough sample to bring into a lab would burn everything in its general area to pieces, and then it would quickly cool to become a gas that's entirely safe.
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Sergeant Anderson barreled down a winding trail, punching the JLTV's bullet-resistant tires through deep, sandy ruts and dancing over rocks at speeds that would have rattled a Humvee to pieces.
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Humans have been attaching grief to things and holding on to pieces of their loved ones long before I folded up my mom's pajamas and brought them back home with me.
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Outside the constitutional court, where police had once again divided them, the anti-impeachment camp blared out the national anthem in defiance and promised to blast the constitutional court to pieces.
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Soon everyone was carting out Hilltop provisions and anticipating an easy date with the Saviors, whom Daryl, Abraham and Sasha had reduced to "pieces and puddles" in the first go-round.
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By cutting the viruses to pieces or mutating regions of their genomes, he figured, virus replication would be blocked, or better yet, the virus might be cleared from infected cells altogether.
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Both of the colored blobs are the same shape, and their bodies — the bits of them that you can snip to pieces — can rotate by pressing the Joy-Con's shoulder buttons.
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Some thought him more or less a tyrant, and questioned whether El Sistema had done any good, since weak players did not advance and Venezuela was falling even faster to pieces.
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Not only is Mars' lumpy, crusted-over dust bunny of a moon destined to be ripped to pieces in ten million years, it seems the poor thing can't stop punching itself.
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In retaliation, Lewandowski was kicked to pieces for the rest of the game, though he did manage to win a foul in the penalty area before putting Poland 2-0 up.
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The glossy sheen of familiar IP fades away, the star power dims, the plot falls to pieces, and we're left realizing how shoddily constructed it all was in the first place.
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Thomas likened the roles to pieces on a chessboard, and how every individual one has a purpose and moves in a certain way, and can attack others within a certain guideline.
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Yes, one candidate insults the press while the other avoids it; yes, a major party is in the process of shattering to pieces at the hands of a possibly unstable demagogue.
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I would be well within my rights to say that Kostya had become a very expensive friend, and my wife would probably tear him to pieces if she had the chance.
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Old phones, trashed appliances, even junked cars hurtle through the sky, glinting in the sun for one final hurrah before smashing to pieces in Orrensalo's ongoing series Lives Behind the Waste.
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In the triptych "I Go to Pieces: My Inner Life (#6)," made before her death in 2010, two sewn panels flank a red figure spouting umbilical-like cords and snaking hair.
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I had stronger reactions to pieces by Royal Robertson, a sign painter from Louisiana who died a decade ago, and by Miroslav Tichý, a Czech photographer who passed away in 2011.
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But Israelis are really going to take this thing to pieces and see whether they can demonstrate to the world that in fact is Iranian or operated by Iranians in Syria.
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A sculpture of an alien spacecraft that long adorned the exterior of the International UFO Museum and Research Center in Roswell, New Mexico, was stolen and eventually found, smashed to pieces.
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A tiny screwdriver included in the box allows you take the phone to pieces so you can swap out individual modules (such as the display) in case they break or fail.
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When that country's economy fell to pieces, he went through a series of moves to Barcelona and back to Buenos Aires before landing back in the New York area in 2014.
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Under a special clause in the rules, after the conclusion of opening arguments, Mr. Trump's legal team can formally object to pieces of evidence the House collected in its impeachment inquiry.
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Working with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the group came up with an idea: attach GPS trackers to pieces of waste and follow the stream as it flowed around the world.
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They're seemingly perfect on the outside, but a more in-depth look into their idyllic home life reveals that this family is a few loose threads away from falling to pieces.
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The highest-profile arsons started in 2012, picking up steam through 2015 and causing irreconcilable damage to pieces of the Heidelberg Project, including the Soul House, the Party Animal House, and others.
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North Korea is not known for its squeamishness: this week the South's spy agency reported that the North had conducted yet more executions with anti-aircraft guns, shooting five officials to pieces.
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On our walk from our rental Jeep to the ramp, a pitbull nearly rips our photographer Tal Roberts to pieces, while the dog's nearby tweaker-owner laughs from under his makeshift tent.
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From the sunglass shape of the season to pieces decorated with a little bit of fringe, click through for five ways to add a little bit of oomph to your everyday look.
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Distraught, Krasner began working on a series of even bigger pieces—black-and-white drawings that spanned from floor to ceiling—but she decided she hated them, and tore them to pieces.
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There is never enough to eat, their shoes fall to pieces from marching, their clothes are torn and rotting, and half of them are shitting in their breeches from drinking bad water.
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Many companies that should be hurting in the People's Republic have been putting up some astonishing numbers, while others are being torn to pieces by increased competition or the slowing Chinese economy.
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Deteriorating security risks plunging Mali into the chaos that nearly tore it to pieces three years ago, when Islamists hijacked an ethnic Tuareg rebellion, before French forces pushed them back in 2013.
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But at some point we went out and tried to film some other dynamite fishermen and tried to film them from afar, and we were filming them blasting these reefs to pieces.
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He wanted to shake to pieces the idea that sport was America's Platonic ideal, the one place race, religion, or creed didn't matter so long as you brought it on the field.
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" Before the plane vanished over the English Channel, Mr. Sala sent an audio message in which he said "I'm so afraid," and warned that the aircraft "seems like it's falling to pieces.
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Macron also sent a team and supplies to the island, where Irma ripped the main weather station and police headquarters to pieces and the put its firehouse under several feet of water.
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The American military intervention in Syria, which began falling to pieces in 2011, has largely been aimed at fighting terrorist groups such as the Islamic State and al Qaeda or its affiliates.
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In pursuit of the warship, emerging from some kind of cosmic void that tears open the sky, is a trio of dragons who immediately begin tearing the Mind Flayer's ship to pieces.
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In Ukraine, the thousands of Lenin statues dismantled in recent years have met all manner of fates; some have been painted over, others smashed to pieces, and still others stored in basements.
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The flaw, which hasn't been marked critical by Microsoft, could allow attackers to spoof the digital signature tied to pieces of software, allowing unsigned and malicious code to masquerade as legitimate software.
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My parents never got to what I think of as the "Ethan Frome" part of marriage, which usually involves the woman taking care of the man before she herself falls to pieces.
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Racers Scott Dixon and Jay Howard collided into one another Sunday during the Indy 500 race in Indianapolis ... which sent Scott's car flying into the side rails and tore it to pieces.
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Donald Glover's series doesn't mesh traditional comedy and drama so much as it smashes the genres to pieces and tacks them back together in the form of something more provocative, even strange.
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Realizing the futility of continuing to run, the woman shoots her boyfriend and goes out in a blaze of glory as her ship is shot to pieces by police, as Spike watches.
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This is the transportative nature of VR. While it's exhilarating to hack a zombie to pieces with a virtual axe, it's also powerfully immersive to simply be near a character we care about.
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After taking the swing to pieces and releasing the man, crews from Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service put it back together so it could be safely used by someone of the right size.
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It's no secret that the Duchess of Sussex has a sense of style that everyone loves to emulate, especially when it comes to the go-to pieces she wears over and over again.
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The tile has also been smashed to pieces twice, once in October 2016 by a man using a sledgehammer and a pickaxe, and again in July 2018, by a man wielding a pickaxe.
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Meanwhile, regulators could calibrate inspection efforts to wells in the first three years of life, or wells that have already experienced a spill and to pieces of equipment most at risk for failing.
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In one recent incident, a large tent the group set up to host local residents for an awareness-raising event was nearly blown to pieces after a bomb was dropped nearby, Maktary said.
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There is never enough to eat, their shoes fall to pieces from the marching, their clothes are torn and rotting, and half of them are shitting in their breeches from drinking bad water.
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Brooklyn is just 1, so I don't think she understands what is happening yet, but she is very gentle and sweet with babies, so I'm confident she will just love her to pieces.
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The fact is, I don't want us to just "get through" this era; I want us to smash it to pieces so that we're never even close to being in this position again.
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The post was likely meant to promote that upcoming performance ("See u Saturday"), or to tease a slice of her new album ("Darlin'–darlin'–darlin', I fall to pieces when I'm with you").
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You can never live the life you want to live but, like one of television's beleaguered heroines, always have to watch your plans smashed to pieces by the (unusually micromanagerial) hand of fate.
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Previously, hotels might have had access to pieces of this data from other vendors and their own phone logs, but not near complete narratives of what happens when a customer occupies a room.
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Deadline is reporting that Jennifer Lawrence is joining an upcoming Adam McKay drama about Theranos, the blood-testing startup that's fallen to pieces over its questionable proprietary technology, regulatory hijinx, and false advertising.
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Millie had loved both of the family's sons, and on the morning after Armistice Day, "the day the world healed and we fell to pieces," she had become engaged to one of them.
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He told the AP the semi was "shredded to pieces" after hitting the Greyhound bus, which was also in bad shape as its side was torn off and many seats were pressed together.
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" In "Long Way Down," she asserts "I know my worth and I've worked to get it," and in "Stronghold" she threatens "I will break you to pieces when you look in my eye.
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And perhaps because Keurig coffee machines are a rather infrequent purchase and so difficult to boycott, the movement turned into a series of Twitter videos of people smashing their coffee makers to pieces.
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You can't carry firearms in this country, so the only thing we could do was get people who could have a row and a couple of dogs that could rip people to pieces.
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That tends to lean towards art, where somebody gets a cassette, records something on it, and then smashes it to pieces with a hammer and puts it in a bag and sells it.
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The study was torn to pieces on more than one occasion ( The Lancet even issued an apology), but the damage was done: The intense media coverage it received has sustained defiance against vaccines.
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Ponting had played a vital role in Australia's 4-1 triumph in the 2002/03 series, racking up several centuries as Nasser Hussain's side were taken to pieces in the Land Down Under.
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At its 1941 premiere, the psychoanalytic-theme plot — in which Liza Elliott, a fashion magazine editor, goes to pieces over a romantic quandary, requiring the services of Dr. Brooks — came off as daring.
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Gossip Girl fandom was refreshingly aware that the show it was committed to was pure garbage, but everyone was having fun picking it to pieces and making something new with the detritus nonetheless.
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Its Olympics streaming platform is a beautiful piece of software, allowing viewers the chance to just watch the events as they unfold, rather than edited to pieces and regurgitated for the primetime audience.
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In time, the air of misterioso quiet and encroaching, consuming terror give way to manly growling, jaw-clenching and vein-popping, and everything falls to pieces in a poorly conceptualized and staged blowout.
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After someone says a boy of that size wouldn't be capable of the crime, we watch a bunch of them try to bash a baby watermelon to pieces with a large blunt rod.
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Bailey said the core of the EU's single rulebook was common, and the leeway referred to "pieces on the edges" to accommodate national practices, and not to the "heart and soul" of EU rules.
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The shark, a torpedo-shaped symbol of terror popularized by the "Jaws" movies, is an open-water fish that swims fast, rips its prey to pieces and never encounters walls in its natural surroundings.
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They walk through showers of missile fire, shudder under the weight of cannon shot, get slashed to pieces by massive laser beams, and finally pummeled into the ground by other mechs' massive metallic arms.
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"If our country is falling to pieces and you have artists running around saying they're political artists, but really their art is hanging on a sinking ship, the ship is still sinking," Sulkowicz explains.
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Among many other implausible and inconsistent claims, Maitland also said that Kingsford told him she used to go fox hunting and found a "savage joy" in seeing the dogs tear the fox to pieces.
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Instead of the traditional computational architecture we've become accustomed to with CPUs, the GPU has become one of the go-to pieces of silicon for processing the rapid-fire calculations required for AI processes.
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Talk about range: On his Carnegie debut, this brilliant pianist and composer skips from Bach, Schumann and Rachmaninoff all the way forward to pieces by Elliott Carter, David Lang, Julia Wolfe and Jason Eckardt.
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"I beseech those present to unite themselves with me in prayer for this child…" The only certainty in our lives at that moment was the sobering reality that we couldn't completely come to pieces.
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A lot of video games have been analyzed and hacked to pieces over the years, but Mario's level of interest goes way deeper, due to the high level of exposure these specific games got.
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In case you're a sadistic person who would like to completely fall to pieces this afternoon, this collection of sad movie scenes should accomplish that within the span of 10 minutes and 47 seconds.
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In a nearly five-minute video projection, a hand on an iPad flicks through color photographs of human bodies that have been blown open or blown to pieces in unspecified military or terrorist incidents.
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"From Jackie Nickerson's photos — all the textures, grass and corn in the tobacco fields — I ended up doing textures that were rope-y," she says, referring to pieces in her spring/summer 2017 collection.
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Samantha Ronson probably wishes Eminem turned his metaphorical gun on himself and not at Machine Gun Kelly ... 'cause she's tearing the rapper to pieces for "Killshot" and thinks the diss track is absolute trash!!!
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "Yes, I know that the world is going to pieces and that the prowess of three gifted players doesn't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world.
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The Tiger helicopter had been deployed to support a peacekeeping mission in Mali's desert when it lurched into a steep, uncontrolled forward dive so severe that the rotors fell to pieces during its rapid descent.
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This time, department store David Jones brings us the tale of a traveling gingerbread man who picks up pressies for his family back home at every stop — that is, until he goes to pieces, literally.
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He can still lay into snarling monsters and spitting demons with wild abandon, slicing them up with his axe, bashing them to pieces with his shield, or just ripping them apart with his bare hands.
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Following a young girl named Sara (Liesel Matthews) whose life falls to pieces when her father goes missing during WWI, the film glows with the hope and energy that the act of storytelling can provide.
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But, surprisingly, one of her go-to pieces of equipment is something you can actually use while lounging around on the couch watching your favorite show: The Cubii Jr. Compact Under Desk Elliptical with Monitor.
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Photos and video footage showed Xavier Brosetta stumbling to the ground, his shirt torn to pieces, as he and the other executive fled, subsequently scaling a metal fence to escape an angry crowd of employees.
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Set in the near future, the story is adapted from a novel by Jean Hegland that's narrated by Nell, a sensitive, smart 17-year-old who's coming of age as the world falls to pieces.
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A man identified by authorities simply as Serdar K. knocked a wooden sculpture off its pedestal in the İzmirspor metro station in the city of Izmir in western Turkey, and then smashed it to pieces.
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And this is why Americans are so drawn to pieces like Julian's examination of the "sex recession," which promises to untangle some of our confusion with the help of exhaustive research, data, and scientific analysis.
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Those strange and distressing sounds you hear are the sounds of a country tying itself in knots, and tearing itself to pieces, over the continuing, corrosive drama surrounding President Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court.
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"I can take a lot of punching and kicking, but for whatever reason, if you slap my face, I go emotionally to pieces," said a longtime B.D.S.M. practitioner who goes by the name Ninja Juicer.
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Whether you've got a home filled with priceless art, or you just want to make sure your puppy isn't chewing your gym shoes to pieces while you're at work, home security is a sound investment.
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He would rather see a man's life fall to pieces, scattered into the ocean on account of his defense, than raise some fucking trophy or stand on stage at some bullshit Hall of Fame ceremony.
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Only on Robot Wars could we watch three bearded Games Workshop employees have their dreams smashed to pieces, as a trio of HMV metalheads screamed with elation as their axe-wielding behemoth won the day.
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The ninth stage is a punishing 181.5-km trek through the Jura mountains, with the steepest gradients of recent Tour history, and Britain's overall leader Chris Froome believes the general classification could be "blown to pieces".
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"I opened my front door to see the garbage bags shredded to pieces, their contents all over the yard, likely from being shaken to get the 'good stuff' out," Jordan explains of the bear's first encounter.
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Much of the early Crackdown 33 hype surrounded its Wrecking Zone multiplayer mode, which offloads physics processing to Microsoft's Azure cloud computing platform for battles where almost the entire environment can be realistically blown to pieces.
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When authorities responded to the family's Perris home that day, nothing could have prepared them for what they discovered: a dozen children malnourished, living in squalor, with some shackled to pieces of furniture, police have alleged.
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Image: Getty ImagesTuesday night, in his address to Congress, President Trump invited as his guest a college sophomore with a rare disease to illustrate why the Food and Drug Administration needs to be ripped to pieces.
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They do what they want to do, they accept the love they want to accept, and they will scratch you to pieces if you touch them in a spot where they don't want to be touched.
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The next morning, the body snatchers would leave various body parts outside the surgeon's house—and then there's a riot in town, because people obviously don't like their loved ones being stolen and hacked to pieces.
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He likened the bricks thrown by Mong Kok rioters to pieces of the wall that separated East and West Berlin from 1961 to 1989, which were sold as souvenirs after the wall came down in 1989.
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Petkanas gets at the core of these Clinton attacks against Sanders — a widespread belief that Clinton was unfairly targeted in the press, torn to pieces on every vote, posture, and position, whereas Sanders got a pass.
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The question is if Thibaut Pinot actually got into the yellow jersey — which you never know, he could — does he have a team that could remotely defend that or would it just get chewed to pieces?
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It's about how the little pocket of southeast London where he was raised has changed for the worse; how a cloud-nine relationship can go to pieces; how complicated everything gets when the mid-twenties hit.
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Not only do we plan to quote our favorite responses, but we would also like to create a short list every time of some of the most read (or watched, or listened to) pieces you mention.
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But the real magic is in what they do to pieces like "Hers and His," an exhilarating construction of fabric circles, crumpled paper, and acrylic paint hanging far enough from the wall to cast a shadow.
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Created by Joan Blaeu, chief cartographer for the Dutch East India Company, in 1663, the map was displayed briefly in Australia in 2013 when staff did not dare breathe near it lest it crumbled to pieces.
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Time after time, passing references to pieces I've sung and loved brought me sharp pangs of nostalgia, followed by a sense of gratitude that this tradition has been such an important part of my musical world.
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At the end of the day, he was thrown into the grist mill of pro-Trump media and chewed to pieces by Fox News and House Republicans for a few months' worth of cynical, lucrative outrage.
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In doing so, it mostly sidesteps the didacticism and sermonizing implied by its charged premise — with the exception of the first episode, which engages with that assumption before the show blows it to pieces in subsequent entries.
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Caesar and his tribe of intelligent primates are not just the richest, most emotionally compelling characters in this blockbuster franchise; they are what seem to be the only moral actors in a world rapidly falling to pieces.
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We broke the attraction to pieces and could ride it in the facility to really prove out that what we thought we were getting with our vehicle is what we were going to get in the attraction.
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Even under this new policy, older iPhones can only be traded in if damaged "within reason," 9to5 reported, which presumably means the phone must be at least be functional and not, say, waterlogged or smashed to pieces.
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As Ivanka jets across the country for women's alliance breakfasts and child-care policy roundtables, her father is blowing to pieces the image she constructed of him as a champion for women at the July GOP convention.
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He's been universally acknowledged as the great unbeateable for six years, which means his entire adult life has been spent in that one reality, the reality of the king, and now it's all been dashed to pieces.
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The object of the game is largely undefined: you can hang out and mine crystals from massive underground caverns, or you can build up your spaceship, sit on space trade routes, and blow passing ships to pieces.
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Exiting de la Calle, I noticed several strands of gold streamers caught on one of Barragán's kitten heel shoes, caked in tan-painted spray foam and plaster reminiscent of the earth, its shell slowly falling to pieces.
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Rather, she pairs artworks with a selection of texts — poems, reflections, excerpts — in a keen effort to provide a complex web of context to pieces that otherwise might seem like little more than punchy political one-liners.
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Arsenal's second-string defense, which had Rob Holding, 20, and Calum Chambers, 267, making Premier League debuts because of injuries, was torn to pieces by fluent passing and clinical finishing in a 223-222 loss to Liverpool.
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For the latter half of this episode, wildlings and Northmen cut each other to pieces with swords and arrows in increasingly brutal combat, in what was likely the biggest and most elaborate battle sequence in television history.
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"We're seeing a shift from holiday-specific décor to pieces that work together to evoke more of a feeling or spirit of the season," said Kylee Trunck, a senior staff designer at Havenly, the online design service.
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"The notion that we've stayed on the sidelines through this election and current administration is demonstrably false," he wrote in an email, pointing me to pieces by Judith Miller, Heather Mac Donald, Steven Malanga and Nicole Gelinas.
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Adding to the risks for Republicans is that they control the levers of power at the White House and on Capitol Hill, making it harder for them to point fingers at Democrats if things go to pieces.
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In addition to worrying about all the usual melancholy Dane stuff — whether to be or not to be, act or not to act, help or hurt his mom — he is now torn (to pieces) between cultural identities.
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They keep finding their animals torn to pieces and are in danger of losing the farm, a possible plot enhancement that isn't developed before the dog pack inhabiting their land decides that humans might be tastier than livestock.
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The most affecting piece in the show is the video installation "Infinite Tabernacle" (2017), where several figural sculptures, including "BAM (Seated Warrior)" (2017), are shown being shot to pieces ("BAM" is displayed with part of an arm missing).
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After witnessing the horror of the hosts tearing themselves to pieces at Clementine's command, Bernard lingers long enough near Maeve's cell for Ford to deliver a key that allows her to unlock the "core permissions" of the park.
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A glass sculpture by artist Gabriel Rico on view at Zona Maco art fair this weekend shattered to pieces when Mexican art critic Avelina Lésper tried to place a soda can on one of its protruding stone elements.
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In Mexico she watches as a show punishes Ann Coulter for some remarks deemed insulting to that country by taping a photograph of her onto the face of a donkey-shaped piñata and then beating it to pieces.
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Michonne, her faith in Carl unwavering even as the boy's dad seems torn to pieces, thinks Carl's letter to Negan could influence their enemy, just as Carl hoped it might push his father to take a different path.
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Lean in and look closely, get near it and squint: the s in "Oscars" has been—ever so subtly—transformed into a dollar sign with the addition of a single stroke, blowing your tiny fool mind to pieces.
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All the more so because the Republican health bill recently passed by the House would undermine protections for people with pre-existing conditions, making Medicaid an even more vital safety net even as it's being cut to pieces.
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The cosmos of toys could hardly be farther from the dusty roads and the ripening vines of "Everybody Knows," yet both movies are menaced by the same fear: that your faith in someone else will fall to pieces.
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By the time the objects, which included everything from water droplets to pieces of candy, have made it to their destination, the string of notes used to move the object creates something that kind of sounds like music.
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Refugees told Reuters that border guards also beat and arrested passengers and crew as they landed at Shah Porir Dwip, on the southern tip of Bangladesh on Tuesday night, before the vessels were smashed to pieces by locals.
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Skyler, the director, contextualizes the object's journey with glimpses of her family's relationship to the work — her father's tendency to trade up; her mother's tendency to get attached to pieces — and the shifts in critical consensus on Warhol.
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You use your hand (what, did you think you'd have a gun?!) to pet the dogs and lull them to sleep, which I highly recommend you do before they rip you to pieces and end your life in seconds.
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That doesn't mean the character who dies in issue #100 will also be the one Negan bashes to pieces in the Season 7 premiere, but it does give Kirkman the comfort of knowing that his creative vision is intact.
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After Lésper tried to place a soda can on one of the work's protruding elements, the work shattered to pieces "as though it had heard my commentary and sensed what I thought about it," she said in a video.
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Mitchell is looking less like an all-seeing pollster and more like a clueless moron with each passing tweet, and the movement he helped energize is slowly pulling itself to pieces before Trump has even been sworn into office.
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In today's one-sided ruling, the court agreed that Samsung's damages shouldn't amount to the total sale of the products at issue, given the fact that the dispute only applied to pieces of the product, rather that the whole.
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I've long understood the importance of shampooing and conditioning regularly, but masking always fell into the "optional" category — until I landed on this deeply hydrating, repairing, and nourishing one that's currently saving my strands from looking shot to pieces.
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The screwdriver-happy dismantlers at iFixit have torn the Magic Leap One augmented reality headset all to pieces, and the takeaway seems to be that the device is very much a work in progress — but a highly advanced one.
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When I was 15, I fell in love with an 18-year-old boy who, when I didn't give up what he wanted, dumped me for an older woman, and it broke my 15 year old heart to pieces.
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I hesitate for a moment, thinking about the damage I'll be doing to the landscape, but then I forge ahead and blast one of the boulders to pieces, gathering up more than enough copper to repair the broken part.
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In 2800, an archaeologist with the museum, Lisa Niziolek, began corresponding with ceramic experts in China and Japan and discovered that some of the Java wreck ceramics were more similar to pieces made in the 11th and 12th century.
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She started to cross-examine her grandchild, repeating each of his sentences back to him slowly and sharply, punctuating them with phrases like "Is that a fair statement?" in order to, in her own way, tear them to pieces.
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Then Zhenya and Tanya go and take pictures — and come back with a selection of images ranging from random objects (a bright plastic bag, for example), to pieces from the collection, all of which are given the same consideration.
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"What he didn't want was to have an entire group of think tanks that are tax experts run through his tax return and start ripping it to pieces and then he'll end up in an audit," Mr. Cohen said.
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At the theater, actors and crewmembers are building a work of art right before our eyes, and if someone sneezes at the wrong moment, or a cellphone rings, everything could go to pieces (or at least distract the audience).
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Aerial video of the worst-hit Abaco Islands in the northern Bahamas showed widespread devastation, with the harbor, shops and workplaces, a hospital, and airport landing strips damaged or blown to pieces, all of which was frustrating rescue efforts.
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"She's the most beautiful woman I've ever known, she's the glue in our family, and I adore her to pieces, so if I can put a smile on her face I'm going to do it," said the 48-year-old.
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Read classic works on inner city lives such as sociologist Sudhir Venkatesh's "Gang Leader for a Day" or Alice Goffman's "On the Run," and any sense that men in these communities were all but barred from legal work falls to pieces.
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The narrative itself kicks off in the final moments of Return of the Jedi, when Iden — having just taken down some Rebels on the forest moon of Endor — looks up in disbelief as the second Death Star is blown to pieces.
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Computer scientists have been exploring such approaches for years, says Dr Fisher, but it is only recently that cheap computing power and usable tools have let the results be applied to pieces of software big enough to be of practical interest.
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But the economy of talking about television on the internet is also a fan-driven one, which gives an edge to writers who like the shows they write about, usually, and to pieces that boost the shows they talk about.
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You only need to look at the lackluster receptions of recent big-budget gaming sequels that have dashed themselves to pieces on the rocky shores of fan expectations, like Destiny 2, Star Wars Battlefront II, and Middle-earth: Shadow of War.
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Spoiler alert: I did not in fact lose my virginity to "Fall to Pieces" by Velvet Revolver, and I'm pretty sure Phil Collins' "Take Me Home" was nowhere to be heard when my best friend had sex for the first time.
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The 25-year-old Windows pack-in game had a special surprise for any players who made it past the 2000-meter mark of its endless downhill slope: a homicidal Abominable Snow Monster, built to tear a slow skier to pieces.
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The central metaphor of capitalism as death was so abstract, and the mythic characters so much better as archetypes than as psychologically distinct human beings, that I worried literalizing the whole thing by putting it onstage would break everything to pieces.
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What is funnier: a dad trying to get his kid's kite up in the air but getting it caught in a tree, or the dad trying to get the kite down with a rake and accidentally tearing it to pieces?
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There were imaginary stock-market moves ("Premarket stocks surge on report of Philadelphia Starbucks Starbucks Starbucks"), big-name companies' nonsense business dealings ("Facebook is buying a big big deal"), and plenty of how-to pieces ("How to buy a nightmare").
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian-made drone on its way to making a first parcel delivery crashed into a wall and crumbled to pieces in the Siberian city of Ulan-Ude on Monday, shocking local residents and regional officials at the scene.
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"He's chosen forms that go back to the early cave paintings," said Bradley Sumrall, the chief curator for the Ogden Museum, who compared Mr. Kern's work to pieces ranging from ancient Chinese statuary to Luis Jimenez sculptures to steampunk art.
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There's just a whole lot more movement on For Those of You than you might expect from an ambient record, from spectrally swelling synthesizers and gently sequenced electronics, to pieces that sound like sleepwalking club tracks with the drums skillfully excised.
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How many times did you hug me and console me when I fell to pieces, or ask about Laura's life and the person she was, taking the time to look at her photos or read the things I'd written about her?
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Had Clinton won the election, an easy narrative would quickly begin to emerge of how the Obama administration picked up an economy that had fallen to pieces and nursed it back to strength — handing over a rosy situation to its successor.
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But the big prize, the boxes of silver the ship had been carrying, remained elusive, because the Chameau had not simply sunk; it had been smashed to pieces in a particularly violent death, its wreckage strewn over a wide area.
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A lamb shoulder is braised until it simultaneously holds its shape and falls to pieces; it has enough flavor to make up for the somewhat blah heap of cavatelli, which might also be helped by another big spoonful of gremolata.
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Under a clause inserted by Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, the rules allow Mr. Trump's legal team to move after opening arguments to object to pieces of evidence the House impeachment investigators collected in their inquiry.
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" In the document, translated by Tanner Greer at Palladium Magazine, Xi presents the conflict between China and the West not as primarily economic but on the level of ideas: "Why did the Communist Party of the Soviet Union fall to pieces?
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He and running mate Marta Lucia Ramirez, who will become Colombia&aposs first female vice president, have promised to make changes in the accord but Duque also has vowed not to "shred it to pieces" as some of his hawkish allies have urged.
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The monarch gifted her new granddaughter-in-law the stunning accessory (which resembles many of her own go-to pieces!) ahead of their first solo outing together in June, where Meghan showed off the gorgeous present by tucking her hair behind her ears.
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Their intensely collaborative process, combination of art and design, and hands-on attention to materiality shine through in Labor of Love, an ambitious and unprecedented exhibition of original garment works, interspersed with and responding to pieces on display in the DIA galleries.
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The debris removed from the school changed as crews worked their way deeper, from huge chunks of brick and concrete to pieces of wood that looked like remnants of desks and paneling to a load that contained a half dozen sparkly hula-hoops.
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It was the moment when "the tension broke," she writes, but it's also one of the most significant events of the summer of 1969, one that made her feel as though the world had quit making sense and was going to pieces.
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Nor will Kylo be helmeted for much of the film, as you can see above, although there does appear to be a brief shot of him fixing his helmet — the helmet he smashed to pieces after his late master, Snoke, called ridiculous.
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It reminds me to look up at the stars from time to time, and dream of something more, something bigger than what we currently are — mired in petty squabbles about outdated Bronze Age godlings that cause us to tear ourselves to pieces.
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She has a large repertory to choose from: in her 12-years with Ballet Theater she has performed in an extensive range of work, from the 19th-century classics to pieces by George Balanchine, Frederick Ashton, Kenneth MacMillan, John Neumeier and Alexei Ratmansky.
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They will make a mockery of federal election laws, because they will catapult viewers into a post-truth universe where, to paraphrase Orwell, power is tearing human minds to pieces and putting them together again in new shapes of someone else's thinking.
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The combatants often work in an improbably tight space, with a few props that either shift position or are smashed to pieces, so that the space changes in surprising ways, as if some unexpected dimension of reality is continually unfolding before your eyes.
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"The report contains harrowing accounts of civilians suspected of supporting the opposition, including children and the disabled, killed by being burned alive, suffocated in containers, shot, hanged from trees or cut to pieces," the U.N. human rights office said in a statement.
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The panel pointed to pieces of legislation that have already been passed that could relate to the subpoena, such as provisions in H.R. 85033 relating to the president's finances, and asked how they could be expected to ignore that kind of evidence.
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One of Mohammed's first acts upon taking control of the city was to go into the Kaaba and smash the idol of Hubal and the hundreds of other idols to pieces, rededicating the shrine as a place of worship of the one God.
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And as is often the case when the show attempts to recreate something that's already been picked to pieces, it checked a lot of boxes, and, in lieu of a climax, just sort of petered out and handed in its completed worksheet.
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I am a dubber, a voice-over actor, so I soon got involved in reading groups, where many residents gathered to listen to pieces of literature and, in many cases, to submit their own compositions to be read in front of an audience.
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Being very desirous to have a senator torn to pieces, he employed some persons to call him a public enemy, fall upon him as he entered the senate-house, stab him with their styles, and deliver him to the rest to tear asunder.
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WIRED sat down with Don Swanson, a geologist with the USGS, to learn more about why Kilauea's been transforming of late, why it's not going to blow Hawaii to pieces, and why it's good news that the volcano's lava is a bit runny.
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Pogorilaya, who took last year's bronze medal behind Medvedeva and Wagner, skated to center ice looking regal, and then almost immediately went to pieces: falling repeatedly and looking on the verge of tears before giving up on her program after the midway point.
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In a wonderful scene, the rest of the younger boys — furious at being abandoned by their older member — attack the car's doors with their bare palms and then, seen recedingly through the rear window, tear their own hovel to pieces in impotent rage.
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" Similarly, Michael Gerson, George W. Bush's longtime speechwriter, noted in the Washington Post , "If Trump were the nominee, the G.O.P. would cease to be," because "Trump would make the G.O.P. the party of racial and religious exclusion," and thus "break it to pieces.
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According to the documents recently released by the Indiana Department of Child Services, Pasztor allegedly told detectives that a Mexican cartel was coming for her and her children because, she claimed, they had already "hacked the children's father to pieces," according to the Chicago Tribune.
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According to documents previously released by the Indiana Department of Child Services, Pasztor allegedly told detectives that a Mexican cartel was coming for her and her children because, she claimed, they had already "hacked the children's father to pieces," according to the Associated Press.
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He calls the singular voice of Helga "a revelation," and is thrilled to pieces that Smith — who didn't act much beyond Hey Arnold — will continue to voice her onscreen counterpart for the Hey Arnold movie, more than 20 years after she first got the part.
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"She&aposs the most beautiful woman I&aposve ever known, she&aposs the glue in our family, and I adore her to pieces, so if I can put a smile on her face I&aposm going to do it," said the 48-year-old.
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But I feel joy when I remember her, and how clearly and easily she let her own things go; how she was strong and brave enough to say goodbye to pieces of herself, so that we could be strong and brave in her absence.
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Crystallex International, a Canadian gold company whose share of a mining project was nationalized by Venezuela's socialist government, was poised to lay claim to pieces of Citgo, which includes three refineries, pipeline networks and a chain of gas stations valued at up to $10 billion.
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If you're unfamiliar with Meyers, she has a knack for creating hilariously chaotic worlds where characters wear daring all-white outfits all the time, have stupidly gorgeous kitchens, and get their hearts broken to pieces only to have them repaired again in a hot second.
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With Echo in Hotel Rooms, Amazon Can Now Track Your Travel HabitsPreviously, hotels might have had access to pieces of this data from other vendors and their own phone logs, but not near complete narratives of what happens when a customer occupies a room.
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Sometimes the combatants were shot to pieces, sometimes simply slightly past when they would have been considered to be at their peak, but prime fighters almost never face one another, and when they do, it's not the spectacle the quality of the fight deserves.
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We could talk about the wildly erratic tone, where Singer takes a horrifying, cataclysmic moment like Xavier's School for the Gifted getting blown to pieces — and without even a beat for the audience to process what's happened, jumps into a wacky Quicksilver rescue montage.
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The bill is caught between the same old Scylla and Charybdis that has dashed past legislation to pieces: Moderates unhappy about the massive spending on a debatably useful border wall and conservatives opposed to the idea of providing "amnesty" to people in the country illegally.
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Many of the signature looks from the late '60s — plush velours, heavily figured silks, foppishly high button collars, knotted cravats and suits in any (and every) shade other than gray, black or navy — can be traced back to pieces in his eponymous, hellfire-red emporium.
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Even if the episode ends with, I think, Matt taking a good hard look at his stalwart faith and bitterly smashing it to pieces, I haven't been able to shake his prediction that the seventh anniversary of the Departure will bring forth an apocalyptic flood.
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From paintings by Turner Prize nominee Sean Scully and British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare, who was also part of the Selection Committee, to pieces by Anish Kapoor, Tracey Emin, and Marina Abramović, works by art world giants hang democratically beside pieces from those lesser known.
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The boys' stage performances and sycophancy toward Jackson are endearing (what 80s child wouldn't fall to pieces when gifted a "Thriller" jacket or "Smooth Criminal" hat?) which makes the graphic and detailed account of their sexual allegations against Jackson all the more horrifying to endure.
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Puerto Rico after Irma and Maria I met a Vietnam vet named Miguel Olivera in the hills outside San Juan in the days after Maria blew his island to pieces and he told me it was scarier than any firefight in the Cambodian jungle.
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Perhaps the most obvious example of this is Thandie Newton, who plays Maeve, a Wild West madam and Host who doesn't seem to have too much to do — until a bunch of villainous Hosts invade her saloon and she starts blowing them to pieces.
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The most concise way of describing it would be "Civilization with wizards," with similar city management and exploration, hundreds of spells replacing the tech tree, and armies of twisting gorgons and frothing hellhounds chewing each other to pieces across two different planes of existence.
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At its core, the book essentially details how a civilizational collapse would give way to the rise of the surviving "cognitive elite" who would then rebuild a new world after idling standing by — and hiding — as the existing way of life crumbled to pieces.
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There were our weekend trips to comic book shops, consistent encouragement for my artistic endeavors, many terms of endearment ("Wajoo Baba" — no one calls me Wajahat in my home) and comparing me to pieces of organ meat in Urdu (it's a sign of affection).
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In fact, the duchess loves some of her go-to pieces so much she's been spotted in them multiple times, like the white Superga sneakers that she's been wearing for years and the Aspinal of London top handle handbag that she owns in multiple colors.
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The administration's plan will likely be picked to pieces over the days and weeks ahead, but there is a viable solution to the problem - and it rests with readily available funding from the capital-rich foundations, EB5 programs, public pension funds and private-sector investors.
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Titled Still Searching, the exhibition consists of work ranging from the 1960s—a decade of work and experiences that McGee himself would describe as one of his favorites—to pieces created within the last few years, illustrating McGee's continued energy and focus to create.
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" In another message, he allegedly said, "I look forward to committing a 'Genocide,'" adding that "the Time will come when Miami will burn to the ground [and] every Latin Man be lined up against a Wall and shot and every Latin Woman Raped or Cut to pieces.
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As the name suggests, the collection targets every off-duty sartorial need in a woman's life, from cozy, draped pants ideal for quality lazy time, to technical fabrics for a regular yoga fix, to pieces with compression and support for more physically demanding activities, explains Foyle.
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Based on Philip Reeve's novel series, the story takes place in a future dystopia where cities have become massive, roving machines that prowl the surface of the Earth, with London, the biggest of them all, gobbling up smaller cities and dicing them to pieces for resources.
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The drug pricing effort has stalled out, at least for the moment, on Capitol Hill, and taking a run at using the debt ceiling and budget talks as a vehicle for it -- particularly given Senate GOP objections to pieces of that plan -- is a very interesting play.
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But there's not much balm in Gildead, either, what with its public executions, endless surveillance and— an odd sort of steam-letting — the occasional get-together at which the subservient women are encouraged to throw themselves upon a male prisoner and literally tear him to pieces.
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Observers had predicted before the race that boats like Banque Populaire — the new breed of monohull racing boats, called foilers because of the hydrofoils that extend from their sides to add tremendous power and speed — would break the record if they did not fall to pieces.
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Shortly thereafter, Claire rescues a slave who is being hanged by a hook because he fought back against his overseer, but then learns that she has saved his life only so that he can be torn to pieces by the furious white men at the door.
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LONDON — Before the plane carrying him vanished over the English Channel, an Argentine soccer player sent a chilling audio message from the flight in which he said "I'm so afraid" and warned that the aircraft "seems like it's falling to pieces," Argentine news outlets reported on Tuesday.
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Old Trafford had its smile back, a predator's grin, ready to become the latest place where P.S.G.'s finest-laid plans fell to pieces, just as they had at the Bernabeu last year, and at the Etihad and the Nou Camp in the years before that.
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Gutoskey's tribute is as vibrant and beautiful, and shot through with chaos, as the victims whose lives and bodies were broken to pieces two years ago — and perhaps offers those who continue to live with the tragedy a visual language with which to express their grief.
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Q. In one of the films, "X-Ray," from 1975, she enlists a technician to film her head with an X-ray machine while she's speaking, a work that seems deeply connected to pieces she would come to be known for, focusing on the body and corporeal existence.
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"What he didn't want is to have an entire group of think tanks that are tax experts run through his tax return and start ripping it to pieces, and then he'll end up in an audit and he'll ultimately have taxable consequences, penalties, and so on," Cohen said.
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It may be the case that with Eric, he was replaced by a 'product improved' version called George, and Eric, as the original, may have been taken to pieces to provide spare parts, or stored away just in case, but there is no way of knowing for sure.
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In the first stage of ore treatment, huge chunks of ore are whittled down to pieces no bigger than about five centimeters, or two inches, first using jaw crushers and then through a "wet milling" process, which uses water to break down the lumps of ore even smaller.
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The thing about ending where you began is that you can send the characters on a journey, split them up, tear them to pieces, then reunite them, and when they come back together, there will be something almost impossible to describe about how satisfying those reunions can feel.
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So not only were ... inadequate numbers of troops were fed into the city and getting cut to pieces, but you had the men who were already there being ordered to conduct what were essentially suicide missions, to throw themselves against the heavily entrenched and much more powerful enemy.
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"The tabloid press effectively murdered his [Prince Harry&aposs] mother, now they&aposre tearing his wife to pieces," Grant said during an interview on Radio Andy Sirius XM. Princess Diana died in a car accident in Paris on 31 August 1997, while the vehicle was being pursued by paparazzi.
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Disturbed by the experience, along with the fact that she hadn't read an actual book in two years because her "concentration span was shot to pieces," she decided to start a new company, Time to Log Off, which now runs digital detox retreats in the United Kingdom and Europe.
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It has distinguished itself as the country that tears itself to pieces with the truth -- that frankly baffles the rest of the world with its relentless introspection, investigating and launching of exhaustive inquiries into mistakes that Vladimir Putin or Xi Jinping would simply sweep under an authoritarian carpet.
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"What if this was the moment that blew all of our commonly held notions about officiating to pieces and made us really, truly question whether the game in its current state can really be adequately overseen by referees at all?" asked Conor Orr, epically, on Sports Illustrated's website.
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Following a 28-hour, multiple-airport ordeal that saw the airplane's wheels shot to pieces by federal agents and Johnson shot in the arm by one of the hijackers, the plane landed in the Cuban capital (for a second time!), and the three hijackers were promptly arrested by the military.
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Except now, in real life — in the apartment where Zahedi no longer lives, sitting on the couch that she installed against the wall where his desk was, until she sawed it to pieces and hauled them away one night while the children were sleeping — she says that she never said that.
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But once Abzû's ostensible targets are met, it's hard to see too many people returning to it, unless they really fancy a date with a goblin shark or tomopteris, or want to further explore theories regarding the alien-like tech that's both operational and smashed to pieces throughout the environments.
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But get around its name and Revengance is a delight—by which I mean a devastatingly awesome hack 'em up in which "you" are the cyborg Raiden, whose Blade Mode-enabled katana can chop enemies to pieces with manually controlled 360-degree freedom (then you consume their insides, for health, obviously).
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There were rhythms that seemed explosive enough to flip a few people upside-down in a mosh pit, and the performance culminated in singer Vicentico jumping on a grand piano while bassist Flavio shattered his own instrument to pieces—proof that Los Cadillacs are still down with their punk roots.
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Read more: 10 reasons it's difficult to spot narcissists and psychopaths — and how they use these to hide in plain sightThomas likened it to pieces on a chessboard, and how every individual one has a purpose and moves in a certain way, and can attack others within a certain guideline.
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The sculpture was smashed to pieces as part of a ritual, according to the team, and they think they might find other parts of its body in future digs at the site, which would have been used between 1000 and 1260 AD before the Popolocas were conquered by the Aztecs.
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Maybe Rock will draw on his longstanding, intimate personal relationships with the cast of Grown Ups and throw Adam Sandler, Kevin James, David Spade, and Rob Schneider in a room together with a reverse bear trap and a bunch of knives, forcing them hack each other to pieces—or die!
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And while I find the film's ending unsatisfactory — it lets Gregory off the hook by painting him as less of a sociopath and more of a very determined and innovative thief — the scenes in which Gregory is flat-out lying to Paula, coolly watching her come to pieces, are utterly chilling.
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A year has passed since Jamal Khashoggi, the Saudi journalist and contributor to The Washington Post and Virginia resident, entered the Saudi Arabian Consulate in Istanbul to secure a document for his approaching marriage, only to be slain and cut to pieces, all recorded in sickening detail by Turkish secret services.
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Stormy Daniels is persona non grata in the UK ... 'cause she's getting torn to pieces after bailing on "Celebrity Big Brother" after allegedly demanding and not getting more dough, but her lawyer's calling BS. Stormy was supposed to make her reality TV debut with Thursday night's launch, but she was a no-show.
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That equated to pieces like oversized, cozy-looking gray faux fur hoodies; tear-away, shiny anoraks; and laced-up track suits in black and white (and lots of lace-up detailing in general, including on hoodies sexily styled to reveal some cleavage and a bare shoulder, and a body-con black gown).
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He let air into his work during the 1990s through his book "Patrimony" — a rich portrait of his father — and especially through the novel "American Pastoral," which depicts an American family falling to pieces during the 1960s after a teenage daughter joins the antiwar movement and plants a bomb that kills someone.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump, looking for a flicker of hope after his Republican majority fell to pieces last week, predicted that the opposition party would eventually give in: "I honestly believe the Democrats will come to us and say let's get together and get a great health care bill or plan," he said.
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"What he didn't want is to have an entire group of think tanks that are tax experts run through his tax return and start ripping it to pieces, and then he'll end up in an audit and he'll ultimately have taxable consequences, penalties and so on," Cohen told the U.S. House of Representatives Oversight Committee.
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But he had no chance to expound on this in a trial, or even to languish for more than a day in the medieval hell of Anjavavy's prison, because on his way to the courthouse he was seized by a mob of islanders and promptly lynched, torn to pieces, burned, and cast into the sea.
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Idolizing João Gilberto, he nonetheless felt the need to tear bossa nova to pieces and mix the fragments with musique concrète and rock in "a struggle against the imminent obsolescence of a past so beautiful as to be on the verge of banality" — a better explanation of the anxiety of influence than I learned from Harold Bloom.
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Curated by SOHO20's Rachel Steinberg, it spanned works very specifically taking up the imagery of visas and identification cards, like Andrea Arrubla's pile of painted Social Security cards, to pieces that offered more cathartic relief, like the video by Deborah Castillo in which she slaps a wet clay bust of Simón Bolívar until it's disfigured.
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That little bit of joy is infused through Girls' Night In's newsletters, which sends a list of recommended self-care articles from the site itself, in addition to pieces from around the web, to subscribers' email inboxes every Friday morning, as well as through the Girls' Night In bookclub (past books have included The Power and Goodbye, Vitamin).
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Today I came across a passage that read me to pieces: Hardly a man takes a half-hour's nap after dinner, but when he wakes he holds up his head and asks, 'What's the news?' as if the rest of mankind had stood his sentinels… After a night's sleep the news is as indispensable as the breakfast.
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But before we get down in the dumps about those luxury wares that were probably gifted or borrowed in the first place, let's remember the real reason we love looking at these outfits in the wild: The styling ideas we get from them can give new life to pieces we were about to retire and donate to Goodwill.
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George and the Nightclub," the middle-aged narrator, banished by his wife to a separate room in their hotel, looks back on "eleven years falling into the machinery and being caught in it with all the wheels going around and tearing you to pieces, and then one day instead of being rescued, the factory suddenly closes down.
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The climatic scene of a black-tie dinner gala at the museum — in which a performer acting as a wild ape (a creature who adheres to very different social mores) harasses the guests until they turn on him to beat him to pieces — especially demonstrates how "realness" is often no better option that the agreed-upon script.
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The first is that messy war in which, just in the past week, more than 40 high school students were blown to pieces in their classroom, hundreds of bodies were left abandoned for a week in the streets of Ghazni city or dumped in a river, and two important Afghan Army units were destroyed, almost to the last soldier.
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Yes, it's a story about rabbits—rabbits tearing chunks out of other rabbits, rabbits cowering in ditches and burrows under siege, rabbits getting smashed to pieces by trains, dead rabbits being led away from this realm and their meat by The Black Rabbit of Inlé, a phantom rabbit whose job it is to reap souls for the rabbit afterlife.
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