There were also the injuries: torn ACL, sprained MCL, torn meniscus.
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People reporting tire marks across the body, limbs, you know, torn -- torn asunder.
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The original photographs are re-imagined as torn photographs, paintings and watercolors of torn photographs.
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There was a double sports hernia and a torn hip labrum, followed by a torn quadriceps.
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During his career, Luck suffered a lacerated kidney, a torn abdomen, torn cartilage, and a concussion.
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"I'm torn now; I wasn't torn before," New Hampshire voter Tina Craig of Albany, a Sen.
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We already knew about 3 operations on a torn ACL in left knee (2010), torn meniscus in right knee (2011) torn meniscus in left knee (2012) ... but no word on the other 4 procedures.
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Houston missed 14 games last year with a torn ACL, and two years earlier also had a torn ACL.
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Born Elmore Rual Torn Jr. in Temple, Texas, Torn made his film debut in the 1956 film Baby Doll.
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Deeply torn Hatch is deeply torn about running, several sources close to the 83-year-old senator tell CNN.
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Teddy, 27, IllinoisDiagnoses: Torn ACL/Torn Menisci; Meniscal Derangement; Osteoarthritis Did coverage improve or worsen for you under the ACA?
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ESPN's Brian Windhorst said Friday on the network's "First Take" that Durant's torn Achilles and Thompson's torn ACL will not discourage the Warriors.
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"Donald Trump has run a campaign of divisiveness of hate-filled rhetoric that has torn people apart, torn this nation apart," he said.
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Years of training and competing have pretty much wrecked his body: he has torn shoulders, torn knees, and both hips probably need to get replaced.
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For the record: Gays who want to fuck being torn apart by racist immigration policies is just as sad as families being torn apart by them.
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Publicist Rick Miramontez says Torn died Tuesday afternoon at his home with his wife, Amy Wright, and daughters Katie Torn and Angelica Page by his side.
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Peter's heart wasn't just torn in two directions between Madison and Hannah Ann, apparently it was torn in three with Hannah B. in the equation too.
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ESPN's Brian Windhorst said Friday on the network's "First Take" that Durant's torn right Achilles tendon and Thompson's torn left ACL will not discourage the Warriors.
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According to elders, Somalis of the diaspora are torn between their western world and the world their parents envisioned for them after fleeing sunny war-torn Somalia.
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The four-time NBA All-Star has sustained three injuries in recent years, including a torn quad this past April and a torn ACL earlier this summer.
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Torn died Tuesday afternoon at his home with his wife, Amy Wright, and daughters Katie Torn and Angelica Page by his side, according to his publicist Rick Miramontez.
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Eovaldi will be sidelined next season as he recovers from surgery to repair a torn flexor tendon and a partly torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow.
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The fish is grilled, and "doused in spices," in the middle of a war-torn city in a war-torn country that desperately wants an end to war.
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This why, he says, there are so many pitchers who come in with torn or partially torn ulnar collateral ligaments—the injury that leads to Tommy John surgery.
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Moustakas Has Torn A.C.L. The Kansas City Royals placed third baseman Mike Moustakas on the 224.3-day disabled list with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee.
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But he was torn … He just didn't know how.
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They can be sliced or torn up — no matter.
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Three polls were torn between blaming Republicans and Democrats, two found a plurality who attributed responsibility to the Republicans, one poll went for the Democrats and one was torn between Democrats and Trump.
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Hopper would say Torn threatened him with a knife but Torn contended it was Hopper who pulled the knife and that he had taken it away from Hopper and turned it on him.
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"You write about being torn apart," he wrote on Sept.
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If your jacket gets torn or whatever, we'll repair it.
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"Kylie still seems torn," a source told PEOPLE on Monday.
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Joe Jonas and Sophie were torn up by the tragedy.
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The plastic wrap was torn apart, the plastic lock broken.
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He said he feared being torn apart from his family.
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My right knee has a torn ACL, MCL, and meniscus.
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Not even if it's torn to shreds and thrown out.
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"And I am torn up for the [victims'] family members."
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Tents were torn down and supplies were confiscated and destroyed.
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It's not that I've torn myself apart and am perfect.
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"You can imagine the whole family is torn," Ferragut said.
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But all evidence suggests this is a man truly torn.
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Several heavily damaged buildings are due to be torn down.
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Very torn, because I did not want to revisit it.
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His throat was slit and his pulmonary artery was torn.
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It is that the NSA is torn between two missions.
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Our perception of reality is torn down moment to moment.
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Now, some parents are torn about which side to support.
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As Breitbart's reach climbs, however, many firms will feel torn.
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Broken desks, torn carpet, walls not painted in many years.
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Syria's army has been torn to shreds by civil war.
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She's torn between two lovers and feeling like a fool.
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"I always feel torn or guilty about something," she admits.
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Any person in my place would be torn into pieces.
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Key treaties have been torn up or are under threat.
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The artist says she and her four sisters are torn.
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It is the same concept behind repairing a torn earlobe.
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Since 23.5, 22.6 NBA players have torn their Achilles tendons.
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It was a torn cornea, the whole thing was burnt.
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That orderly calm is torn asunder when Grace (Fanning) arrives.
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His head was missing; his heart had been torn out.
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HANNITY: the most amazing thing is, you are torn back.
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I am later torn about a $17 bag of pistachios.
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"My heart is torn into two separate places," Abi shared.
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Mothers are torn away from their babies at the border.
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He had a cracked cheek and torn ligaments but recovered.
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He had been sidelined due to a torn Achilles tendon.
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But using cobots requires those barriers to be torn down.
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Will their friendship last, or will it be torn asunder?
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Torn has been married three times and has six children.
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"I was torn," the former New York correspondent for E!
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An early look at Acosta's record suggests they'll be torn.
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However, the wheel of the Model X was torn off.
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A torn patellar tendon, however, is a very different injury.
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Brantley had surgery last November to repair a torn labrum.
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They themselves are torn trying to take care of everybody.
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"Natasha is a bit torn between either side," she explains.
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"I always feel torn or guilty about something," she said.
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The surgeon shaved bone off and repaired a torn labrum.
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I felt torn up inside when I saw this picture.
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Markoff is torn by the rise in these current trends.
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By this stage, her entire arm had been torn off.
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Garnish tagine with torn figs, pine nuts, and fresh parsley.
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Serri: Well the silly one is "Torn" by Natalie Imbruglia.
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Instead, she scorns her torn garment and weaponises her nakedness.
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This had some basis in reality: Linda was clearly torn.
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Torn, he approached Albert Einstein, a family acquaintance, for counsel.
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He did so billed against his wishes as Elmore Torn.
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In February, Duval needed knee surgery for a torn meniscus.
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They'd torn up the parking lot near the mental health
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Even torn ACLs pale in comparison to the patellar tendon.
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My husband and I are torn about our next steps.
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Butt has previously torn his right ACL on two occasions.
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The abandoned house will be torn down after July 30.
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Lycos said she doesn't want to see families torn apart.
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I am torn between joy and sorrow at this moment.
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He also had a partly torn rotator cuff repaired then.
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Some were walled off, others torn down and some replaced.
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Families are being torn apart, and deported back to Syria.
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Their Santiha family had already been torn apart by bombing.
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Like being torn between ruining her father and succeeding him?
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I was torn on commitment then, and I still am.
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"I've had my drums torn in rehearsal spaces," she adds.
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This time, his marriage was being torn apart by loss.
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He has not yet torn up the Iran nuclear accord.
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Many of the women felt torn between the two viewpoints.
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In places, parts of the work are shedding, or torn.
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Most would have to torn down and rebuilt, he said.
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I'm torn on how One Mississippi handles this particular situation.
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But the entire housing project was torn down by 2007.
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The lovers were torn apart when the Burgue forces retreated.
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He began this season recuperating from a torn Achilles' tendon.
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There are some photographs of some jackets I've torn up.
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A torn movie poster outside a theater in Lahore, Pakistan.
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Theon Greyjoy struggled with his identity, torn between two families.
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We were torn because we didn't know what to do.
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When families are wrongfully torn apart, the results are devastating.
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The next was a farmer, his left leg torn off.
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Illnesses linked to the coronavirus have since torn through Albany.
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A torn Achilles' would sideline Bryant deep into next year.
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The unpenalized hit leaves Brady with two torn knee ligaments.
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Culverts were torn up and creeks and wetlands were restored.
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He had torn the anterior cruciate ligament in his knee.
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This way, it won't get lost or accidentally torn off.
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Metal security gates have been torn apart like costume jewelry.
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It was torn down for development a few years later.
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No matter which way I think about it, I'm torn.
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On a grainy copy of a torn news photograph Pope.
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I have a torn ligament — it happened two years ago.
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I think my shirt, my sweater, was torn off completely.
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But the last several years have torn up those assumptions.
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We're interested in moving back to Brooklyn, but we're torn.
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The bullet had disintegrated his spleen and torn his aorta.
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It had a perpetually torn edge, a glint of tragedy.
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"I'm a little torn," said William Calloway, a community activist.
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If it wasn't torn or broken, you worked on it.
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But the ending feels harsh in ways I'm torn about.
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The very heart of this nation is being torn out.
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Roofs were torn off homes and the marina was gone.
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A U.S. Senator in an elevator, literally trapped and torn.
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I'm genuinely torn about what the least bad outcome is.
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But the last several years have torn up those assumptions.
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Families are being torn aparente left and right under Trump.
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We had secondhand books where the pages were torn out.
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Some of the leather is torn and the wood cracked.
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It's clear, Lena was very torn about relocating her dog.
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In addition to losing Palmer, the Cardinals are without star running back David Johnson (wrist), last season&aposs sack leader in outside linebacker Markus Golden (torn ACL) and starting left guard Mike Iupati (torn triceps).
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We've torn up their sacred land where their ancestors are buried.
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The social fabric was torn by community disintegration and family breakdown.
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FROM COINAGE: Can You Still Pay With a Torn Dollar Bill?
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For Wilson, we are torn between instincts that lead us to
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I can feel my preconceptions being torn apart one by one.
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As the event came to a close, I found myself torn.
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But there's no doubt Kupp's torn ACL will have ripple effects.
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The essential issue is that Apple is torn between two imperatives.
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Every organization is vulnerable to a torn ACL or broken foot.
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Earlier in the year, Fiji was torn up by Cyclone Winston.
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People have lost their lives, families have been torn apart forever.
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Paul missed 14 games earlier this season with a torn ligament.
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And America's torn in half and uncertain of the path ahead.
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She thought she saw insects crawling across the torn up upholstery.
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Sabrina's status as a young woman torn between worlds is compelling.
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Teigen was torn between two different tuxedos for Legend's 40th birthday.
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Where was the heart-torn lady who would not be bowed?
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Serve with grated Parmigiano Reggiano and some torn-up basil leaves.
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The simple fact is that the world has been torn asunder.
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Two cheers for Facebook All of this means that I'm torn.
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From Coinage: Can You Still Pay With a Torn Dollar Bill?
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Subjects are fragmented and abstracted, some appearing torn apart and collaged.
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She drove out to see it before it was torn down.
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The beautiful garden is torn up and goes bleak and weedy.
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The war-torn country will rescue the largest private lender PrivatBank.
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He was coming off a torn UCL suffered in May 2016.
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Trees were ripped from the ground roof were torn from buildings.
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The e-skin can also heal itself if it's torn apart.
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We were coming from a war-torn country and were traumatized.
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They set up universities and rebuilt hundreds of war-torn mosques.
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FROM COINAGE: Can You Still Pay With a Torn Dollar Bill?
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Another road torn apart by the storm, this time in Fayetteville.
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Some of mine were still intact, but others had been torn.
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Donald Trump's attorney-general, Jeff Sessions, has just torn it up.
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The torn canvas doesn't line up w/the one in front.
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Both candidates were asked their strategy for the war-torn nation.
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But the war-torn city was significantly more devastated than before.
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The kid is literally torn to shreds by the greedy crowd.
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The rest are scheduled to be torn down before Feb. 24.
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He&aposs taken -- he&aposs torn a lot of things down.
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We began to repair the torn social fabric of our country.
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Anika, torn, hands over Bella, and the Lyon family is distraught.
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I can already feel myself being torn in two different directions.
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Kourtney is torn, but she wants to be there for Kanye.
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Abby's torn up about it, but still goes through with it.
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Thousands of dwellings in the capital have already been torn down.
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Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of refugees fled the war-torn country.
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Election law experts are torn on the importance of the ruling.
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Party Unity Matters: Donald Trump has torn the Republican Party apart.
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" - Landon Peoples, Fashion News Writer "I'm really torn on this one.
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Torn between where we are from and where we are at.
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You've never seen the fourth wall torn down quite like this.
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Still torn about the iPhone 7 not having a headphone jack?
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It still had to live in this war-torn, futuristic world.
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The war-torn states of Syria and Yemen are, unsurprisingly, absent.
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" Another has a torn American flag with the labels "Military option.
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Both films feature lingering shots of paper, torn into pieces, burning.
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From Raqqa to Mosul, the ISIS flag is being torn down.
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I've been torn on the current chapter "Outlander" finds itself in.
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Safe to say, dude's getting torn to shreds online for this.
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The injuries include a torn meniscus and a screwed up kneecap.
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And they often have homes with torn screens on their windows.
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Hatch has told friends he is genuinely torn about the decision.
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The NFL Network reported that he has a torn rotator cuff.
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Bannner promoting Lakers-Nets preseason game torn is removed in Shanghai.
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In one night, all of your work can be torn down.
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In "Trio in A Minor," a young woman torn between two
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The Falcons were torn apart by Dalvin Cook in Week 1.
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I padded in torn socks along the landing to my apartment.
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He will have a torn meniscus in his left knee fixed.
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Rebuilding the war-torn country of my body was easy enough.
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First ladies have also previously taken trips to war-torn areas.
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New buildings will rise and the old will be torn down.
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In the 1980's, surgeons tried stitching torn A.C.L.s back together.
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My church is starting a school in that war-torn country.
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Danilo Gallinari is on the mend from a partially-torn glute.
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In the US, a lot of families are being torn apart.
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There were arms and legs and even heads torn from bodies.
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The scientific community is torn over whether Pluto is a planet
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Many athletes fear a torn A.C.L. more than any other injury.
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The neighboring building was partly torn in the collapse as well.
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It looks like a war torn country and is very moving.
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And a Vice correspondent heads to war-torn Raqqa, in Syria.
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She felt torn because young scientists need publications to get jobs.
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He also recently had surgery to fix a torn rotator cuff.
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At one time, I too would gleefully have torn myself apart.
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"I'm so torn on this whole development thing," he tells me.
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If you're really torn, Runkel recommends checking in with your intuition.
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"You're torn because your friend and teammate can't go," McCown said.
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His gown was torn and stained with all sorts of food.
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Noëlle Santos, who worked in human resources, was especially torn up.
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Definitely, but I'm kind of torn and I'm working through that.
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Some are torn down, only to be replaced with fresh ones.
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Bloomberg was repeatedly torn apart by his opponents, most notably Sen.
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Officials expect two main hospitals to be torn down and replaced.
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Assumptions over globalisation and free movement have been torn up overnight.
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The only worse country in North Africa was war-torn Libya.
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"My muscle is torn apart and it's really painful," she said.
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I've sprained my ankle twice and torn my Achilles tendon twice.
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War-torn Syria is the only other country outside the pact.
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Two torn black plastic trash bags filled with who knew what.
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He had season-ending surgery for a torn quadriceps in November.
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Another shooting, another family torn apart, another sexual assaulter in power.
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Deja vu time: Samsung's Galaxy Fold has been torn to pieces.
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I was very torn, but this was a lot of money.
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I was very torn, but this was a lot of money.
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The safety net we have come to rely on is torn.
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At the time, Sherman was recovering from a torn Achilles tendon.
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It's a terrible thing, but and you're always torn about that.
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I'm torn though, because I love the Lash Blowout Mascara too!
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I was so angry, I could have torn the beach apart.
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I redesigned the Astor Hotel ballroom before it was torn down.
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And yet, Armstrong felt torn about whether to attend Friday's game.
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A magnetic resonance imaging exam disclosed a torn ulnar collateral ligament.
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He is sitting out the season recovering from a torn Achilles.
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Watt had surgery nine weeks ago for a torn pectoral muscle.
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Now they are at risk of having their families torn apart.
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" L Brands: "You know what, I've been torn about L Brands.
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Choose one on which you're legitimately torn or harbor secret doubts.
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Well, that happy family got torn to shreds by the media.
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Moustakas missed most of the 2016 season with a torn ACL.
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In the end, it was the piece that got torn apart.
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We just don't allow real minis, torn clothes, things like that.
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All his extra efforts got him was a torn rotator cuff.
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It also saw cities torn apart by war and military conflict.
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Where are the voters in Nevada — are they torn as well?
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The week's celebration and discourse left me inspired, but also torn.
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America is being torn apart by a seemingly unsurmountable ideological divide.
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But a torn rotator cuff his senior year changed all that.
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He was diagnosed with a torn ACL, plus extensive nerve damage.
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Loved his dad, was very torn up over his parents' divorce.
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A New York Times reporter describes a city torn in half.
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Holliday missed 72 games last season with a torn right quadriceps.
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Judas's head is bloody; some of his hair is torn out.
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Bertish also endured some medical problems, including a torn rotator cuff.
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Overall, the people on Twitter were torn over the fashion choice.
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Is our heart going to be torn asunder all over again?
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Although this album glows warmly, she's torn between songcraft and atmosphere.
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"Oh my lord, it's like everything is torn apart," King said.
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Flowers: image of hydrangeas torn from magazine shoved in seat pocket.
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There is a reason he specialized in characters torn between worlds.
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There is a reason he specialized in characters torn between worlds.
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"It's this idea of being torn between two homes," he said.
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Or have they been torn down and made into something new?
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Everything you release inevitably gets torn to pieces in some quarters.
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Emotionally torn, this candidate drops on request and leaves the course.
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Richard Branson's Island Torn Apart By IrmaUsher: Herpes Accusers Are Liars!
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Carswell did not rule out the notion that the house would be torn down, as the Los Angeles Times reported that several properties in the area have been torn down in recent years for new developments.
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She was a young woman disrupted by my choices in life, torn up by my being torn from her, and she was brave enough to tell me just how much I sucked at being her dad.
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Injuries to children on the BOB Gear off-road strollers included a concussion, head and face trauma requiring stitches, dental injuries, contusions and abrasions; adults suffered a torn labrum, fractured bones, torn ligaments, contusions and abrasions.
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And now, the town and its secrets have slowly torn them apart.
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"We are all torn apart because of what has happened," she said.
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"Everyone's just torn up," says Dianne Ferguson, a nanny in the building.
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This is all 2,300 children have been torn from their parents forcibly.
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The storm had torn the roof off and ripped apart the drywall.
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Maybe he meant to say "torn" instead of "born from the womb"?
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This was his first visit to the war-torn nation since 2013.
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PF Jahlil Okafor will undergo surgery Tuesday on his torn right meniscus.
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Barrios, a seamstress, described a family torn apart by dysfunction in Venezuela.
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I&aposm not the only one who thinks -- GUTFELD: I&aposm torn.
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GUTFELD: All right, Kat, it is weird, to me, I am torn.
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Perryville homes also were torn to bits -- some down to their foundations.
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Rescuers say a sole survivor was found near a torn rubber dinghy.
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A few Democrats are torn on how much to raise wages. Rep.
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I bet you most of them are going to be torn down.
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The ceiling has been torn out; the ground is covered in snow.
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They are torn over the degree to which they should oppose Britain.
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You will be celebrated and scorned, built up and then torn down.
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Meanwhile, another union in Mr. Urie's life has officially been torn asunder.
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It's just a facility to help replace any torn or damaged parts.
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The "studio was torn between him and Nicholas Hoult," according to Deadline.
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Seldom has a European democracy been so torn between progress and disaster.
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The three countries that performed worst over that period are war-torn.
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We also shouldn't stand by and allow families to be torn apart.
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The Democrats were torn between liberal and segregationist wings in the 1960s.
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I hate seeing America in this line up of being torn down.
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As you can guess, he is really torn up about their deaths.
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In a small bowl, toss sliced olives, torn oregano, and olive oil.
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He suffered a torn labrum and underwent season-ending surgery in August.
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"They're pretty torn up, they're beating themselves up pretty good," he says.
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Refinery29: In the book, Lara Jean is torn between Josh and Peter.
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Adults get sad and mad and angry and torn up inside too.
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HAJJAH (Reuters) - Using a wheelchair in war-torn Yemen is not easy.
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Eastlake Juvenile Court was supposed to be torn down 215 years ago.
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Ralston Crawford: Torn Signs will be on view through November 13, 2019.
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The judges are torn because of the nostalgia surrounding Kris' lemon cake.
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Luke Cage has actually torn his shirt and pants while kicking ass.
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Some bags are torn open, so we have to re-bag them.
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Kesha is on the mend after undergoing surgery for a torn ACL.
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The team's pregame meal was torn-out pages of an algebra textbook.
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These games are brown and grey, showing areas torn apart by war.
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Other than that torn Achilles tendon, Warren's 2016 looks good so far.
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Tony was pretty torn up about what Charlie's mother had to say.
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A soldier had his arm torn off by the attackers, he said.
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"It felt like my heart had been torn out of my chest."
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"I've gotta tell you, I'm actually torn on this one," Cramer said.
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"I always feel torn or guilty about something," she told the magazine.
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He's all torn up inside, and wearing it all over his face.
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And now here we are torn to pieces unable to fix it.
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Asked what clubs she had been torn between hitting, Wie was vague.
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Cobalt is mainly mined in the war-torn Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Several crashes have occurred in war-torn South Sudan in recent years.
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War-torn countries also feature in the projected worst performers of 2016.
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It is an unspeakable tragedy, and families have been torn apart. pic.twitter.
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Looking at the forums now, the community seems torn on this point.
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Near-flawless performance, with the occasional torn frame when looking at puzzles.
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Trump for his part says he feels "very torn" about his birthday.
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The American airstrikes on the war-torn nation took many by surprise.
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When Mario shatters a brick, torn-up pieces of paper rain down.
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Meet the families torn apart by drugs and the war against them.
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The prosperous '90s gave way to the war-torn, economically calamitous aughts.
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Luckily, my new raging ego was torn down on a daily basis.
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The cover-up has taken almost three decades to be torn down.
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Torn also had two children, Katie and Claire, with actress Amy Wright.
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The United States has many interests in these war-torn African countries.
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As for the Jewish community, we've been torn by a critical dilemma.
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He is returning from a torn left Achilles tendon suffered last July.
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Someone who is torn between these two tendencies will probably do neither.
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You see these government officials driving 1980s cars, torn down the middle.
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"My heart is torn apart," she told CNN affiliate WESH in Orlando.
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Homes, businesses and agriculture were torn or swamped from Georgia to Virginia.
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"I just don't want to see our community torn apart," she said.
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The assaults extended to Muslim women, whose face veils were torn off.
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There's love in this room, and it's about to get torn apart.
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Our reporter in Havana met one family torn over Mr. Castro's legacy.
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He's old as fuck and torn every relationship in his life asunder.
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Torn, the senior scientist, has been studying wildfire and climate for decades.
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It graphically explores how the Athenians were torn between tyranny and democracy.
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As a kid, his nose was torn off in a car accident.
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Mr. Grossekathöfer, a 17-year Spiegel veteran, says he feels "totally torn."
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By 2013, after enduring a torn labrum, he was pitching no more.
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I was torn: chase my dreams or take a real, tangible opportunity.
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Torn said Hopper's account made him look unstable and hurt his career.
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The old customs booths and border control checkpoints were never torn down.
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A paper was put together, and then torn apart line by line.
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The Hillary/Obama stuff was acrimonious and so torn and so divided.
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It was overcast sky, it was raining, the grass was torn up.
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All to get into this room and get torn up by bullets.
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Steve Cohen, a liberal Democrat representing Memphis, appeared torn by the decision.
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Jesse Ventura (I) on Monday said he is torn between supporting Sen.
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Families came to look at the torn carcasses of the doomed buses.
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Kiermaier missed 57 games this season with a right thumb torn ligament.
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"The world will not pay attention to a torn people," he said.
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The one thing we all agree on: Our social fabric is torn.
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In this incarnation, a family torn apart by Godzilla takes the foreground.
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Voter Mallory Langkau of Groveton, New Hampshire, is torn between the two.
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The torn biceps soon compromised his shoulder, which required a cortisone shot.
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And that's always torn me up, because I'm such a people-pleaser!
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But in war-torn Afghanistan, children are sadly caught in the crossfire.
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But the sign was ripped apart, with the middle section torn out.
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The dripping, oily slosh of torn, shark-bitten skin falling off muscle.
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Mebane's torn hamstring in 2014 led to a drop-off in 2015.
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Bret: I'm always torn when it comes to these big infrastructure bills.
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"The story of these landmarks is they get torn down," he said.
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Within seconds, it had torn a hole more than 100 miles wide.
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Signs, tin roofs and gates that had been torn free flew about.
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The stability of Europe, torn over diversity, is once again at stake.
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"The family is just torn," Mr. Felton's brother James told the station.
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Leonardo DiCaprio comes from a drug-torn town outside of Los Angeles.
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The coronavirus outbreak has torn across the globe, sickening about 90,000 people.
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The operation is Turkey's fourth in the war-torn country since 255.
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That story about war-torn Leningrad was more than just empty rhetoric.
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"Billy on the Street" is torn between Trumps in the White House.
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Later, it was discovered Liddel fought through a torn medial collateral ligament.
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Families were torn apart by those raids, which detained and deported parents.
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Damaged or torn-off tags, along with human error, are also contributors.
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Professional athletes and coaches can often feel torn by decisions like Girardi's.
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The gestures, depicted and painterly, are aggressive; flesh is torn, drips happen.
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On Friday, Merkel and Poroshenko discussed security in war-torn east Ukraine.
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"Our society is torn with discord," the message went on to say.
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Mr. Sher must have been a little emotionally torn on this occasion.
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Part of the side of the bus was torn off, he said.
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He doesn't look confused or torn between the opinions of the world.
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He had been pitching with a partly torn elbow ligament this season.
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The situation underscores the difficulty of doing business in war-torn regions.
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Blood was pouring into body cavities from scores of torn blood vessels.
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Yet this entirely preventable and treatable disease is ravaging war-torn Yemen.
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The wing where Baldwin lived was torn down a few years ago.
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Denmark's tightening rules do not concern only those from war-torn countries.
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Its flagship series, "The Morning Show," was initially torn apart by critics.
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Some Lennon Walls were torn down by pro-Beijing activists last weekend.
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Firman's car and purse were "torn apart without consent," the suit said.
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We were sitting in a dark, damp corner, in our torn clothes.
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Without it, families such as mine will continue to be torn apart.
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But Zika has ripped some marriages apart and torn economic safety nets.
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I am torn whether to discuss this with my sister or not.
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They reveal islands torn to shreds, whole homes washed out to sea.
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In the past few months, thousands of families have been torn apart.
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But in one way or another these settings are torn, shaken, upended.
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The envelope had been torn open, but the return address was legible.
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Trump has in recent days torn into the FBI, specifically targeting McCabe.
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Citgo's U.S. headquarters have been torn into factions by the political battle.
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Sitting by the mosque, Dion Eliot, a student, says he is torn.
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About 1 million people in war-torn eastern Ukraine will be affected.
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Sixteenth-century Europe was violently torn asunder by the birth of Protestantism.
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Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.) has torn a rift in the Republican Party.
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Palmyra's museum was looted and carvings bearing human figures were torn off.
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Torn into shreds, the perfumed chicken mixture must be rather highly seasoned.
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With many books, the nameplates, stamps or signatures have been torn out.
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California Democrats, torn by infighting between moderate and progressive factions, rebuked Sen.
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I'm wide-awake and I can see the perfect sky is torn.
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Steve Cosson directs Tony Torn, Robert Johanson, Helen Cespedes and Alexis Scott.
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Australia, they noted, has extensive experience resettling individuals from war-torn countries.
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Meanwhile, Democrats have been torn on how much to raise wages. Rep.
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So I'm torn between three locations, but I think you'd be surprised.
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And then there are the many, many people who are deeply torn.
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I just had a huge strength advantage, even with a torn shoulder.
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She said she was a bit torn after reading the court pleadings.
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Orange Is the New Black's sixth season is torn between two impulses.
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Talks in Helsinki must focus at least partly on finding a way to end this conflict, but at the same time, ensure that Kiev is not torn forever between Washington and Moscow — and in the process, torn apart.
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In the ensuing grappling, Mailer bit Torn's ear and Torn ended up on top of him, choking the writer until two men and Mailer's wife, who was screaming and slapping Torn, separated them - all while the cameras rolled.
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A women risked rape to serve as a nurse in war-torn Nicaragua.
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He missed the final 213 games this season with a torn pectoral muscle.
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"It's not like during the season I'm torn or I'm distracted," Auriemma said.
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"The assumption of frozen ground is built into so many things," Torn said.
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On the platform, like so many before her, Kor's family was torn apart.
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Shiny and new, sent from Earth, torn to shreds by the Martian storms.
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The mayor, who surveyed the damage, reported seeing roofs torn off of homes.
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I'm in Moscow, sitting on torn grass, as dusk sets in around me.
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Oddie: No, they've torn it down to build condos and a retirement home.
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And suffice to say, Holland is still kind of torn up about it.
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Keep deflated balloons away from children younger than 8, and discard torn balloons.
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Others saw their houses torn completely from their foundations, leaving only concrete bases.
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But during my training camp in the US the ligament was torn off.
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Over there was a splendid store of gold jewelry torn apart by ISIS.
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"I saw people burned, people torn apart, legs, heads lying there," Paez recalled.
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The pages for the ransom note had been torn from Patsy Ramsey's notepad.
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Aleppo torn down As night fell over the troubled city, the evacuations continued.
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With his father purged from the party, Xi's privileged upbringing was torn apart.
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Sonia Sotomayor told Mr Feldman before he even uttered a word, "I'm torn".
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"It was like every leaf had been torn from every tree," Gould says.
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Colombians now find themselves torn and the issue has become a political landmine.
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I do think women get built up and then torn down a lot.
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Still, Kimmel at least agreed that she shouldn't have torn the speech up.
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We had term sheets that got torn up, which really bummed me out.
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Osemele has missed three games while seeking an operation on a torn labrum.
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On a film analysis level, I'm torn between finding this fascinating and infuriating.
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I'm torn about whether it's a question of increasing access—or accruing capital.
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Devin Nunes's office has torn apart lawmakers and dominated the political news cycle.
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A tangle of torn tarpaulins and human debris is scattered across the desert.
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I HATE TO SEE AMERICA IN THIS LINE OF US BEING TORN DOWN.
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But he didn't back down, leaving Medley fraught and torn in the middle.
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There was a scrap of newspaper on the sidewalk, torn from The Times.
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Discarded sleeping bags and torn strips of cardboard boxes lie on the ground.
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Boring old accountancy might not seem a priority for a war-torn country.
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Lydia and her friend were covered in blood from thorns, their clothes torn.
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So getting hundreds of people's homes torn down to build the Magic Kingdom?
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There's this fire and all our clothes are ripped and torn and burnt.
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In August a fresh outbreak hit the war-torn Democratic Republic of Congo.
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As he described his strategy, I found myself torn between admiration and disgust.
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Families have been formed, murdered, and torn apart; rulers rise and crumble rapidly.
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The couple shared daughter Angelica Page and twin sons Tony and Jon Torn.
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Throughout season 1, Marina was torn between sweet Samuel and bad boy Nano.
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Much of the text work is written on torn envelopes, packaging, and flyers.
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The Kaspi report added that 2400 buildings have been torn down since 2013.
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Soon after, Turkish social media was filled with uncensored images of his torn
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Tests confirmed that Johnson has no torn ligaments and will not require surgery.
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He is recovering from a torn ACL and last played in October 2015.
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He explained to Fallon that he had "some torn tendons" that required surgery.
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His ex-wife, Mayte Garcia, is torn about how she'll mark the day.
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For Mabika, judo offered a literal way out of her war-torn homeland.
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This is the norm, a consequence of a fraught colonial, war-torn past.
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The surgery on his left shoulder was performed to repair a torn labrum.
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In all likelihood, this home will be torn down for a new construction.
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Near a war-torn Iraqi city, liberated civilians describe life under ISIS control.
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GOP lawmakers said they're torn over the issue and are approaching it cautiously.
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In 1961, her work was included in MoMA's Printed, Cut, Folded, and Torn.
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Reflecting back, I can see now, they were torn between their two worlds.
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It didn't matter if my brawlers were getting torn to shreds every mission.
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Ruffalo seemed torn between "eyes" and "ass" — a sweet compliment, to be sure.
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America's liberal leaders are torn between fighting climate change and resisting nuclear power.
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She mocks being torn up by this news, which makes Louis very happy.
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And it turns out, she's just as torn as young Joey Potter was.
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I've listened to Virginians whose families have been torn apart by gun violence.
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Upon closer inspection, the very fabric that held Syria together is irreparably torn.
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The plastic wrapping had been torn off, and the box had been opened.
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Some length of rusty pipe she used to keep under her torn coat.
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Some spoke of taking shelter in bathrooms as their homes were torn apart.
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First, obviously, he's returning from a torn ACL and turns 30 in December.
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One guest wore a bejeweled jacket and his knees exposed in torn jeans.
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Immigration has always been the issue that has torn its members to shreds.
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Hookina's flood plain is littered with gum trees torn up by raging waters.
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But its home, Liberty Island, was torn apart by Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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Are they dressed in nice clothes or are they disheveled with torn clothing?
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Nevertheless, what Graham has done in overcoming his torn patellar tendon is remarkable.
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Meanwhile, the main opposition group, Zionist Union, is being torn apart by infighting.
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Betances is a free agent as he recovers from a torn Achilles' tendon.
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The Trump administration is contemplating pulling aid altogether from the war-torn country.
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Trump announced in December plans to withdraw U.S. troops from war-torn Syria.
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"I have seen the sadness of families torn apart," the Vermont senator added.
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Two siblings, a year apart in age, could be torn from each other.
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Trumpism has torn down the conservative house and broken it up for parts.
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The country, torn by long drug wars, legalized medical marijuana late last year.
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Personally, I'm torn on whether breaking up Facebook and Google will accomplish much.
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But the fabric at the armpits had frayed, and then torn beyond repair.
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So why not do an operation to trim or repair the torn tissue?
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We spotted a torn flier tacked to a wooden fence advertising Talisman's sale.
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Hassan said the assailant was not representative of immigrants from war-torn Somalia.
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"A war-torn country," he offered later on, describing violence in the country.
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Abandoned homes are now regularly torn down or boarded up and auctioned off.
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When she woke up, her clothing was torn and she was semi-naked.
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No, they are torn apart from within by the effective disenfranchisement of citizenry.
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Lagares has been playing with a partially torn ligament in his left thumb.
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Clinton was said to have been torn among several candidates for the job.
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A Confederate statue was torn down in 2017 outside a historic Durham courthouse.
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With George, if it's not broken or torn, then he'll be out there.
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Smaller houses have been torn down, despite protests from a group of citizens.
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"When I came to, my arms were completely torn up," she told me.
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The wind had torn the roof off the bedroom their two sons shared.
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He's torn between pride and anguish after the heroics of his only child.
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He showed her his torn pant leg where a bullet had grazed it.
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Harvey, in blue jeans and a torn sweater on the 8‑Market bus.
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Over the four decades, villages were torn down, freeing up land for redevelopment.
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We're just as torn about the whole conviction as millions of other listeners.
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Initially, these four-year college grads were torn politically between Democrats and Republicans.
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I wasn't torn between two women/metaphorical stand-ins for lust and commitment.
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X-rays were negative, but an MRI on Monday revealed the torn ligament.
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Turkana also lies near South Sudan, a nation torn by years of conflict.
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Klay Thompson is out until at least February recovering from a torn ACL.
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The front fender was torn off and the windshield was cracked, Young said.
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But it has left him torn on using "drawdown exposure" as a rating.
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Zimmer had an operation about a month ago to repair a torn retina.
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But the plaster was riddled with fissures and needed to be torn down.
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Her reappearance in the shed, bloody and with a torn dress, remains unexplained.
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It's the same in Brazil and they will be torn apart in England.
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But here comes Mr. Torn, crafting a big, luminescent haze above it all.
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Any unescorted worker can have his work permit torn up on the spot.
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The damage left behind was extensive — collapsed buildings, smashed cars, roofs torn away.
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Windows were blown out and the roofs of some apartments were torn off.
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Mudiay was born in the war-torn Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire).
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"He was 13 at the time; he was torn apart," Mo'ne Davis said.
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Jobs drew refugees from around the war-torn globe, from Myanmar to Sudan.
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I currently have a torn LCL though, so that's not happening anytime soon.
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Roofs everywhere, he wrote, were being torn off by the powerful storm's winds.
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And more than 2,000 children have already been torn from their loved ones.
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The silence of their men who do not write from war-torn territories?
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Signboards, metal roofing and gates were torn loose and flew through the air.
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Even an old, torn net is still capable of ensnaring fish and wildlife.
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Torn between hanging out with people virtually and finally reading a good book?
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"You always get a little torn," Trump said during a press briefing Thursday.
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The next was an older male farmer, his left leg completely torn off.
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This was the best care they could get in this war-torn nation.
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All the letters were handwritten, torn from notebooks, charming in their regional slang.
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Smith has torn the same ligament before, during a game in December 2015.
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You feel as if all your hard work has been torn to pieces.
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Russia, Iran and Turkey are the three major powers influencing war-torn Syria.
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Simply being from a poor or war-torn place is generally not enough.
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Her fingernails, ragged from torn-off extensions, still bore flecks of sparkling polish.
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Broken statues and torn portraits figured prominently years later in the Arab Spring.
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The gloom adds to the despair of the story&aposs war-torn surroundings.
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The United States currently has approximately 14,000 troops in the war-torn country.
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Hung out in Louisville when I was coming back from my torn quad.
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But when they do, it's as if lightning has torn open the night.
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And perhaps because they did not want to see their country torn apart.
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When I first said [SlutWalk] on the internet, girl, I got torn apart.
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When her children asked if they could take taekwondo lessons, she was torn.
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As it turned out, the Cultural Revolution had torn Liu Cixin's family apart.
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IRAQ, Mosul (Reuters) - Inside are tattered curtains, crumbling walls and torn up floors.
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Florida center John Egbunu (torn ACL) hopes to return to action in January.
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The United States currently has approximately 14,85033 troops in the war-torn country.
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Pretty much all of the movies we highlighted were torn apart by critics.
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Today, it is being torn apart as separatists in Catalonia agitate for independence.
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It also has profound geopolitical consequences in a torn region bristling with tensions.
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Richards is undergoing stem-cell therapy to repair a torn ulnar collateral ligament.
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Ross is torn between a girl from Poughkeepsie and one that lives nearby.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Throughout history, protesters worldwide have torn down statues of dictators.
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Seagrass can also be disturbed by human activity, torn up by dropped anchors.
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And in one Michigan county, a deteriorating bridge was torn down, not replaced.
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Peterson's rehabilitation of a torn meniscus in his right knee is nearly complete.
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The seats were torn and the leather steering wheel cover was peeling off.
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The floorboards are torn apart and covered in faeces, both animal and human.
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The shooting had torn through a close-knit staff on a routine afternoon.
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Dinwiddie missed his fourth straight game with torn ligaments in his right thumb.
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Like many parents in families torn apart by drugs, Sandy has blamed herself.
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Roofs had been torn off many buildings, but the physical damage was limited.
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On our last trip, during summertime, East Houston Street was all torn up.
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Meanwhile, a few Democrats are torn on how much to raise wages. Rep.
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Some muscle was being flexed, torn, and then built back into something stronger.
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The bulging rim of one fissure wrecked a building, leaving behind torn metal.
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As we reported ... her divorce petition was officially torn up, 10 days ago.
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In a war-torn future, a nonhuman combatant is slated to be executed.
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Imagine if you're a doctor working in a war-torn country or something.
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But to her, it was a tragedy about this family being torn apart.
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"Making a principled decision doesn't mean that it'll be easy or even good," Buttigieg told BuzzFeed News in reference to fallout from the Boykins decision, adding that as mayor of the city, he feels torn when the community is torn.
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And congressional Republicans are torn between their donors and their party's most powerful leader.
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I'm torn on which photo of the New York skyline I like better, TBH.
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Meanwhile, two heavy duty Ford vans were torn apart at the port of Cebu.
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The Kurram region has endured many militant attacks because it borders war-torn Afghanistan.
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A broken knife, keys, and torn clothing were removed from the scene as evidence.
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As a street photographer myself, I'm a little bit torn about this innovation, too.
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Whatever you got, finish the hell up, because this country is being torn apart.
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I&aposm bored by it, and the country is being torn apart by it.
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Banning the citizens of these war-torn regions will not increase US national security.
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Twitter is torn over whether Evian guy actually deserves a show of his own.
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Worrilow, 29, missed last season with the Philadelphia Eagles because of a torn ACL.
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Her torn up New Balance were so eroded that her heels were touching asphalt.
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Castillo Black Forest is set outside Eichenwalde in a run-down, battle-torn village.
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It was torn down in 1994, and a new McMansion has taken it's place.
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Homes and infrastructure appear to be torn apart, some stripped down to their foundations.
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And I'm trying to figure it out, but right now I'm just really torn.
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Cam Newton of the Carolina Panthers holds up a torn towel during the game.
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Mr Macron has already torn up the unwritten rules governing the French presidential elections.
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Her women are torn between their own needs and desires and society's prescriptive demands.
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Recently I found out that building is slated to be torn down for condos.
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Aziz is from Kabul, Afghanistan, but left the war-torn country several years ago.
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We won't stand idly by and watch our communities be attacked and torn apart.
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It was torn from them in concentration camps or as they fled the Nazis.
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Yet he seems torn between focusing his fire on Mr. Rubio or Mr. Trump.
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"It's sad to see [Opa-Locka] being torn down like this," she told me.
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Cramer's bearish thesis on the stock was torn to shreds after this latest quarter.
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GOOD news is in short supply in the war-torn, economically stagnant Arab world.
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A dual-carriageway which took traffic around Ashford, in Kent, has been torn up.
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He was scheduled to undergo knee surgery after suffering a torn meniscus on Wednesday.
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But they face a wave of migrants from their populous, poor, war-torn neighbours.
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"I'm sorry you have to deal with being torn like this," Frankel told Medley.
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Concussions, spine trauma and torn shoulders, groins and knees are its most common injuries.
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Reading such reports now, they seem torn from the pages of hard-boiled noir.
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The show tells the story of a fictional Chinese family torn by internal conflict.
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" Tambor's costar Rip Torn, added: "How sadly early to lose such a fine artist.
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In 2014 Mr Xi himself ordered that they be torn down, to no avail.
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Iraq, torn by fighting between rival Shia, Sunni, and Kurdish factions, faces similar pressures.
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A clip in the latest trailer shows her clothes being torn from her body.
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But the sign was eventually torn down and isn't something you can visit anymore.
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"There are families being torn apart at the border of this country," Kimmel said.
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For many refugees, the struggle to survive doesn't end after fleeing war-torn Syria.
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She collaged the torn-up drawings onto the colourful canvases from her gallery show.
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China ranked 86th in the latest report, below Russia and even war-torn Libya.
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LX: I've seen this approach working for some companies, but I'm a bit torn.
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Image: iFixitThe cool people at iFixit have torn apart the new iPhone 7 Plus.
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Parents were torn about whether the kids should have sat out on the photo.
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If it's just torn cartilage, he'd probably be able to work out pre-draft.
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They are on foot, many of them in shoes that are tattered and torn.
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I actually stopped playing for six months after that because I was torn apart.
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Torn patellar tendons have left a string of football players limping in their wake.
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And I'm trying to figure it out but right now I'm just really torn.
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It urged the U.S. led coalition to provide aid to the war-torn province.
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About 1,1003 who ignored the order had their contracts torn up, labor groups said.
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As in his Marxist years, Burnham was always torn between populist and patrician instincts.
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Kleindorst has been dancing for eight years on a partially-torn ACL, he said.
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He's coming back from a torn ACL suffered Week 1 with Jacksonville last year.
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Crimson and ragged-edged, like something that once lived but was then torn asunder.
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A torn groin five weeks ago had slowed Merritt's progress this season, he said.
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The ISIS flag is being torn down in Raqqa, Mosul and points in between.
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France, roared on in a fantastic atmosphere, had torn forward in the opening exchanges.
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It is now ranked lower than even war-torn Iraq and terror-stricken Pakistan.
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State-in-waiting Somaliland declared independence in 1991, breaking away from war-torn Somalia.
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Read: What Life Is Like Inside the Besieged, War-Torn Syrian City of Aleppo
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Another swims along in the open ocean, looking partly like torn lace blobbing along.
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The war-torn country has been engulfed by political crisis for nearly two months.
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They also showed scuffles, and a farm ministry stand that had been torn down.
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Randyll Tarly seems torn about whether to side with the Lannisters or the Tyrells.
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Constance: As is so often the case with Handmaid's Tale, I find myself torn!
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The Wellesley GirlShe's torn between admitting she's #withher or alienating all her #bernout friends.
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It's all tattered and torn like the wall itself is slowly inching toward oblivion.
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The pages are crumpled and torn as if they've been retrieved from the trash.
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Key members of the Judiciary Committee — Democrats and Republicans — were torn, just days out.
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Torn and his first wife, actress Ann Wedgeworth, had a daughter, Danae, before divorcing.
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"California for its entire history has been torn apart regionally over water," Holyoke said.
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He also worked for several nongovernmental organizations that provided aid in war-torn countries.
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Strahm underwent season-ending surgery earlier this month to repair a torn patella tendon.
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Nonetheless, world leaders continue to weigh up military action in the war-torn country.
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The McDonald's was later torn down, and a Southwestern College satellite was built there.
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He missed the first half of the 2018-19 season with a torn Achilles.
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But Mr. Blum said he acquired pieces only when buildings were being torn down.
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I am torn between the urge to generalize and the need to recognize diversity.
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We found the pennants torn and tattered, the ash tree diseased, the graves crooked.
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Lebanon and Turkey did not participate in the meeting, nor did war-torn Syria.
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Kellyanne suggested to The Post that she feels torn between the two of them.
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They agreed on a number of principles for the future of war-torn Syria.
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Gang wars over the methamphetamine trade have torn the western state of Michoacan apart.
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"If it was negative, it was definitely going to get torn up," Lartey said.
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Old cars were torn to shreds, and the shreds were compacted into big blocks.
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Mackintosh House Mackintosh's home from 1906 to 1914 was torn down in the 1960s.
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Business signs have been torn down, gates padlocked, entrances walled off with cinder blocks.
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One of those refugees, Yusra Mardini, and her family had fled war-torn Syria.
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A gargantuan monument to Armenian-Turkish reconciliation was torn down in Kars in 2011.
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In other war-torn countries the needs of women and girls are equally pressing.
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Lee suffered a torn left ACL during the Jaguars' third preseason game on Aug.
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It was also torn apart by critics with a 31% Rotten Tomatoes critic score.
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Joseph Kony, whose Lord's Resistance Army had torn apart northern Uganda, had proved uncatchable.
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The car travelled 1,690 feet after the collision, and its roof was torn off.
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The first offers a rare glimpse of war-torn Yemen after a deadly airstrike.
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Hatch, a seven-term senator, told friends he was genuinely torn about the decision.
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He shared the space with five Iraqis who had fled war-torn rural areas.
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If the latter, U.S. politics has been torn apart by a Russian disinformation campaign.
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Week three into his term and the Iran Nuclear deal is not torn up.
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"Ryman should've been torn down long ago," the country star Roy Acuff told Keillor.
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Overall, I was torn on whether I liked Trader Joe's new Chocolate Lava Gnocchi.
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The new owners had cut down some of the trees and torn out the
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The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been torn apart by wars since 6900.
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What of the children and parents who are now being torn apart while crossing?
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He still had command, so he doubted he had torn his ulnar collateral ligament.
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Elizabeth and Philip are torn over how much freedom to give their disillusioned daughter.
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" Says Feld, "We don't need to be as torn apart as we actually are.
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The boy's fortunes change when he encounters a bleeding bat with two torn wings.
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Even after the fighting had stopped, hunger continued to threaten the war-torn nations.
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The White Helmets have essentially served as emergency responders in the war-torn country.
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Eastern Ghouta was designated as such, and was promptly torn apart by regime strikes.
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She announced that she suffered bone bruising and a torn MCL later that day.
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In them, stripes often allude to torn flags and the artist's loathing of nationalism.
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Harvey Weinstein was torn apart on SNL Saturday night ... and everything was fair game.
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The need for encrypted cameras stretches far beyond the war-torn towns of Syria.
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Joe Flacco expects to return from his torn ACL in time for Week 73.
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A historic customs house, which is due to house refugees, will be torn down.
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I feel like I'm torn between my community and my sexuality in all this.
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This taut, pithy novel follows his suicide vacation to an unspecified war-torn country.
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Tova smoked and wrote something on a sheet of paper torn from a pad.
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Other cities have yet to decide, saying they feel torn between two bad options.
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Mostly it was car parts, torn mattresses, muddied household items — bits of everyday life.
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Forearm problems and a torn tendon in his hand hampered him in other seasons.
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Or the pages might have been torn unevenly, which also could have caused jams.
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Black families were regularly torn apart — and tortured — by slave masters at the time.
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On the days when I'm fighting exhaustion, torn between my needs and hers, yes.
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A small child is torn open by what looks like a bullet's exit wound.
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Our vehicle was torn apart in front of us, and they filmed it live.
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A bullet had torn through his buttocks, and his best friend was mortally wounded.
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They had torn up the Basic Law, effectively Hong Kong's constitution, on the rostrum.
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The prospect of a U.S. drawdown has triggered widespread uncertainty in war-torn Afghanistan.
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Culinary memoirists often seem torn between telling a story and sharing their favorite dishes.
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A year after that, Captain Hall was flying his Apache above war-torn Iraq.
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Mr. Wolff explained what he meant, describing a White House torn by general mistrust.
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Take action before torn finger paintings and lumpy clay pots take over your home.
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Details: The Dodgers were desperate to add depth after injuries have torn them up.
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It was torn down in the 1990s, and the lot remained vacant until recently.
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Aerial views of the island showed houses and businesses torn apart by the storm.
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It was torn down a decade ago to make way for the rebuilt palace.
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Callimachi: And you, on the ground, you picked up a torn piece of paper.
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Under a torn Colombian flag on a windy hilltop, a ragtag guerrilla militia gathers.
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Some health experts are torn about encouraging the use of drugs that aren't approved.
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He'll be back Sunday, and Rankins could make his return from the torn Achilles.
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Their engagement party was in Kilis, right across the border from war-torn Syria.
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The show is not the thing that is being torn apart on the stage.
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And its given life to businesses most people wouldn't expect in war-torn Iraq.
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In some cases, children were torn from their parents' arms amid tears and pleas.
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But good things happen when torn chunks of fresh buffalo mozzarella meet roasted eggplant.
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Top with freshly grated Parmesan cheese and basil leaves torn into pieces by hand.
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One woman in her late 80s lives in the battle-torn town of Avdiivka.
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He overcame a slow start, then missed six weeks because of a torn hamstring.
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The triple-cantilever structure that is part of the B.Q.E. would be torn down.
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When I pressed, he took out a folder of torn-out ads from magazines.
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Chevron is the only remaining major U.S. oil producer in the strife-torn country.
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The top of the bus appeared to have been torn off, local media reported.
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He missed significant time because of surgery to repair a torn left lateral meniscus.
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Pictures show mobile homes toppled, some torn apart, with debris strewn around the area.
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Kennedy said last week he was "really torn" as he agonized over the decision.
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Graham was accustomed to helping athletes work through torn knee ligaments and broken ankles.
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During his difficult, war-torn presidency, Lincoln earned their respect and saved the Union.
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"Gang-Gang," Madonna wrote in a caption of the women peeking through torn paper.
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His advisers, too, were torn in internal deliberations over how to handle the developments.
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"I'm honestly torn about the media reporting on vaccines and autism," said Alycia Halladay.
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People online watched the flag being torn as Florence hit the North Carolina coast.
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Catholic Relief Services uses McGovern-Dole funds to feed children in conflict-torn Mali.
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Syria Predictions of an ISIS resurgence in war-torn Syria have come to fruition.
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He played just 23 games in 2017 as a result of a torn ACL.
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While the driver&aposs side was torn apart, the vehicle was actually mostly intact.
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Estimates for the cost of rebuilding war-torn Syria are upwards of $200 billion.
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Some were annihilated through collisions or from being torn apart in Neptune's gravitational well.
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Some Lennon Walls of graffiti were torn down by pro-Beijing activists last weekend.
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It's a huge moment in Westminster with the rule book for Parliament torn up.
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Across the tracks, the house where Etta Mae grew up had been torn down.
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Today, when I read about immigrant families being torn apart, I remember this photograph.
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The torn labrum at Summer League came after showing more of the same there.
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"I think that's something a lot of members would be torn about," Johnson said.
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Government troops are currently fighting ethnic rebels in conflict-torn Rakhine and Chin states.
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Gianaris says he wants the deal to be "torn up" and start from scratch.
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Five illegal kiosks that had been selling dodgy bath oil will be torn down.
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In Demonlover, however, the importance of lines is that they're all torn wide open.
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According to local reports, the shark may have torn her leg off in the attack.
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It had two barely queen beds that creaked and torn-up carpet in one corner.
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MIKA BRZEZINSKI, MSNBC ANCHOR: Families are being torn apart, who in America could do this?
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It's no great secret that we are torn about by ideological and other differences now.
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The ten athletes, all from war-torn countries, waved a flag bearing the Olympic rings.
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The ten athletes, all from war-torn countries, waved a flag bearing the Olympic rings.
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Though useful, I'm torn on whether I should be taking advantage of its many beeps.
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My deepest condolences continue to go out to those families torn apart by this tragedy.
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The Zhonglian building in Changzhou, a city in east China, was torn down on Apr.
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To this day she can recall being torn from her mother's arms screaming and crying.
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Half of the slide was torn down with corrections costing $1 million, USA Today reports.
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I knew there was no way I could have taken them, but I was torn.
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At that moment, when I saw the torn-up neighboring carriage, everything became very scary.
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As expected, he's pretty torn up about being kept in the dark for 36 years.
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Nevertheless, the election outcome marks a joyous turnaround for Gambian families torn apart by exile.
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Her brother was thrown under a car, her cousin torn to pieces and barely alive.
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Revenue from selling oil accounts for nearly all of the war-torn nation's available cash.
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There's a point where walls are torn down and we see what's about to happen.
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Whatever you got, finish it the hell up, because this country is being torn apart.
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Although the present mood appears to be mixed, most are torn between hope and despair.
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She seems genuinely torn between what she wants and what she knows would be right.
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LaVine remains on a January timetable to return to game action from a torn ACL.
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He said they found "various articles of clothing…torn into small pieces" around her body.
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In war-torn countries, such as Syria and Yemen, the rates of outdoor lighting decreased.
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Reyes pitched in only one game in 2018 and left early with the torn tendon.
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There was no plaque blocking her artery; rather, the artery's inner wall had suddenly torn.
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In Switzerland, he discussed Syria and the U.S. role in the war-torn country's government.
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Conservative parties are torn between pro-refugee churchgoers and nationalists who want more border controls.
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" Torn added that "working with him was one of the great privileges of my career.
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He said the roof of that car was torn open, and several windows were broken.
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Strangely enough, the guys themselves seem pretty torn up to see the sweet songwriter exit.
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It brings him back to that place, and he's torn as to what to do.
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Williamson will be sidelined up to eight weeks with a torn meniscus in his knee.
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"She's lost at least 50 pounds and her entire body is torn up," he said.
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The procedure was performed by Dr. Keith Meister in Dallas to repair a torn labrum.
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But soon after that, D'Agostino stopped in pain, having torn a ligament in her knee.
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Exhibition texts explain that almost immediately after being posted, most Medu posters were torn down.
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Some 10,800 blighted houses have been torn down and another 103,500 will be removed soon.
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The virus has torn through Latin America and is now in more than 25 countries.
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The two hug — we all felt that hug — and Heidi leaves his room, looking torn.
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This Is Us' Chrissy Metz isn't letting a torn meniscus ruin her first Golden Globes.
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We're talking plates littered with food residue and torn panties strategically placed on the bed.
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Heading into dinner that night, I hadn't felt that torn or anxious this entire journey.
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Some of the structures can be repaired, but others will have to be torn down.
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Ten years later, I unexpectedly found myself working in a war-torn corner of Africa.
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With all three torn into and tasted, we stepped back to survey the Snickers carnage.
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He went into the meeting torn between voting for Trump or Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson.
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KVLY-TV reports the boy was brought in wearing a soiled and partially torn diaper.
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Hatta said the building needed to be torn down because it was so badly damaged.
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A piece of American Airlines Arena has been torn down from the high velocity winds.
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When I ask whether she feels the pressure to leave, she tells me she's torn.
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In this image, a torn grouser can be seen at the top of the wheel.
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The media is invited to watch the weapons site, launch site at literally torn down.
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Shetamia Taylor was torn between celebrating her kids' survival and grief over a fallen officer.
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CICIG was originally meant to help a war-torn country make the transition to peace.
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An official diagnosis has not been released, but it is believed Durant's Achilles is torn.
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Conflicts in war-torn places burn out for want of civilians to kill and exploit.
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Two justices, Neil Gorsuch and Clarence Thomas, were silent, and one, Stephen Breyer, was torn.
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Teixeira spent time on the disabled list in June with torn cartilage in the knee.
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As for who Luyendyk Jr. will ultimately choose in next week's finale, Whitman is torn.
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So then I went to the doctor, and I had partially torn my calf muscle.
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Mines are torn out of the landscape, and ramshackle mining towns exist perilously close by.
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But drive a speaker too hard, and that thin moving membrane can be easily torn.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Chinese loan officers are finding themselves torn between conflicting policy goals.
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He had arthroscopic surgery on the same knee in January to fix a torn meniscus.
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And as Byte inches closer to reality, early fans are torn on what to expect.
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They said they believed that the statue was torn down on orders from provincial officials.
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" "Oppression is not a setback to push through — it's a system to be torn down.
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If you see them looking torn up, it's from a sense of heartsickness, not shame.
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Technology companies have found themselves torn between protecting consumers' privacy while cooperating with law enforcement.
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" For Chang, the moment that Lena's centerfold was torn and scanned marked "tech's original sin.
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War-torn countries like Iraq and Afghanistan had 17,00 and 16,00 casualties, respectively, in 2016.
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Syria is a failed state, torn apart by some of the world's most ruthless killers.
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Including the doubleheader, he missed 42 games with a torn ligament in his left thumb.
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Behind them, a US flag is torn open to reveal a Confederate flag underneath it.
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He missed the opener with a neck injury and the suffered a torn meniscus Nov.
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The Shun De Man's crew had one half of a torn Hong Kong dollar bill.
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He seemed torn about what to do with Kyle now that the restaurant was shuttered.
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A queen-commander surveys her legions from the torn-open peak of a crumbling skyscraper.
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RHP Jim Henderson was unavailable Saturday because of a torn fingernail on his right hand.
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About 503,000 civilians remain trapped in the war-torn city, according to the city's mayor.
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It just made it that much harder and I'm torn up inside letting you go.
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Lindita Halimi grew up in war-torn Kosovo, where eating was an act of survival.
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You're arrived in a broken, torn-apart city, not the one you have once pictured.
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Saudi Arabia has experienced a large influx of expatriates from the two war-torn countries.
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Cal's persona is Peter Pan meets Rip Torn, with a penchant for the Mother Sauces.
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