Brackets around the country already are busted, many beyond repair.
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Nor is the political damage she has suffered beyond repair.
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His neck was shattered beyond repair after years of bumping.
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But the damage to the country will be beyond repair.
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The title is a nonsense phrase, meaning tangled beyond repair.
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He told the paper it was uninsured and damaged beyond repair.
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The world is broken beyond repair, and there's no perfect solution.
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He imagines tearing someone to pieces, rendering them broken beyond repair.
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Failure to do so could damage UK automotive manufacturing beyond repair.
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But airlines damaging your luggage beyond repair can be absolutely infuriating.
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That lets you know that the system is way beyond repair.
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Now the fate of humankind may also soon be beyond repair.
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That outcome would damage bedrock principles of our democracy beyond repair.
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Many observers believe his victory would strain the coalition beyond repair.
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"My house is damaged, but not beyond repair," Ms. Nelson said.
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The pipes were frozen and busted, the roof was beyond repair.
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Their proposals in the end would have hurt people beyond repair.
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It's frayed and scratched and cracked, but it's not broken beyond repair.
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We already know that our union is badly broken, perhaps beyond repair.
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Run it through a vocoder and the result is damage beyond repair.
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And yet, insiders say Trump's relationship with Tillerson is broken beyond repair.
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Winds of 155 mph are strong enough to ruin homes beyond repair.
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Mine and Bernard's relationship was beyond repair, which is a terrible tragedy.
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The fact that Russia is interfering with our election is beyond repair.
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The maelstrom left her reputation "in smithereens," Ms. Husar said, beyond repair.
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And by then the world trading system may be broken beyond repair.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a fellow Democrat and frequent adversary, was beyond repair.
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There's nothing that's beyond repair, at least for Southeastern, Hucker told CNBC.
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They're not beyond repair, but fixing them will be costly and difficult.
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I waited too long on my last pair, and they were beyond repair.
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Back in the future, we see Claire's relationship with Frank fracture beyond repair.
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The piece was also frequently critical of Clinton, but called Trump beyond repair.
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And that results in over-boiled ravioli or cookware that's damaged beyond repair.
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It's quite clear that Kandi and Phaedra's relationship is pretty much beyond repair.
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This has become a necessity, because the official channels have corroded beyond repair.
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The new National Security Advisor, John Bolton, appears to think it's beyond repair.
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But the fabric at the armpits had frayed, and then torn beyond repair.
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After a lengthy check, she said she was told it was beyond repair.
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The photo's revelation "injures his standing and reputation beyond repair," the board wrote.
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An additional eight homes were beyond repair, said Jefferson Labbao, the community leader.
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In 2005, a jury acquitted Mr. Jackson, but his reputation seemed beyond repair.
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I've learned that broken people don't fix things, they break them beyond repair.
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The solar system has been mismanaged beyond repair by a corrupt corporate board.
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" Mr. Cesca worries that Mr. Trump may have tarnished the presidency "beyond repair.
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The compromised canvases were determined to be beyond repair and moved to storage.
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To anyone who has ever felt broken beyond repair, this is for you.
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In Newtok — a Yupik village of nearly 400 — the damage is beyond repair.
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I became concerned that I had damaged some of my relationships beyond repair.
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It damaged their home beyond repair but miraculously, their family pharmacy, West Drug, survived.
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By the end of the ride, his neck and spine were damaged beyond repair.
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But it's safe to say the convictions have gravely wounded him, perhaps beyond repair.
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Don't instigate any fights, unless you really want to burn a bridge beyond repair.
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We need to work together to fix what's broken, not break it beyond repair.
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Although it was nearly damaged beyond repair, I couldn't bring myself to toss it.
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If we are capable of this intimacy, then maybe we are not beyond repair.
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My friends and I have tried to fix it, but it seems beyond repair.
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I was subsequently told that it was beyond repair and needed to be replaced.
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Experts say we must find solutions quickly, before we poison our oceans beyond repair.
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It will indicate a process for nominating and confirming judges that is beyond repair.
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And the majority black leadership would inherit a situation that is beyond repair, he said.
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On February 1st she announced her retirement, acknowledging that her body was "broken beyond repair".
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Demolitions of buildings that are beyond repair could begin as soon as Tuesday, he said.
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I didn't see her again until her wedding, and even then it was beyond repair.
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Primarily, she walks through King's Landings' iconic throne room, empty, burned, and destroyed beyond repair.
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His truck, which he'd parked near the station, was likely already destroyed — flooded beyond repair.
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Mr. Holzer stated that he wanted to "vandalize the place beyond repair," the documents said.
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You should probably let Jane know that you think the relationship is broken beyond repair.
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The reactor was damaged beyond repair and was sealed shut with concrete following the accident.
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The official speculated that North Korea may not have completely destroyed the site beyond repair.
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Trump is beyond repair and won't just light your fire — he'll burn the house down.
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It's tempting, from our perch in 2018, to conclude that democracy is broken beyond repair.
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Keep fixing up the house, and accept that some things in life are beyond repair.
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In the past two weeks, I've crashed two drones, both of them broken beyond repair.
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Ralph Northam's credibility is so beyond repair that some critics say he has to go.
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Even though trust between the two partners had deteriorated, nothing was beyond repair, he said.
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Almost every house is damaged, some left as massive slabs of pancaked concrete and beyond repair.
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"Viacom isn't beyond repair," Freston said of MTV's parent company in a phone interview with CNBC.
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We think that translates to "you have embarrassed me beyond repair, Mother, but I'm secretly touched."
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Now, backed into a corner by Chuck, Jimmy has damaged one of those relationships beyond repair.
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To improve Congress, we need to first question the assumption that it is broken beyond repair.
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I had "melted" the engine, my mechanic said later; extreme heat had wrecked it beyond repair.
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I'm really, really concerned that the federal government is broken and I think probably beyond repair.
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Current Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's relationship with President Trump appears to be broken beyond repair.
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When your phone is broken beyond repair, then it is time to buy a new phone.
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The Dreamers lives will be shattered beyond repair by deportation to countries many have never known.
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Today, many Americans see Washington the way they once saw our cities, hopeless and beyond repair.
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No wonder polls show that Kavanaugh is deeply unpopular; his nomination has been politicized beyond repair.
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Some of the flooring on the first level was damaged beyond repair and had to be replaced.
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" In the UK, leading TV critic Michael Deacon titled his "The series has been ruined beyond repair.
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It is a system flawed beyond repair, and the federal government should not proceed with any executions.
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He is author of "Beyond Repair: The Decline and Fall of the CIA" and five other books.
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"The apprehension of bias ... has damaged the entire review process beyond repair," he said in a statement.
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The outdoor brand's new ReCrafted line will turn garments damaged beyond repair into jackets, vests and bags.
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Despite my ghosting, I don't believe the relationship between the DNC and black women is beyond repair.
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The doctor who treated Najjar told Reuters that his retina was damaged beyond repair in the Jan.
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But, Harrison doesn't think the damage is beyond repair ... and thinks both sides can work it out.
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According to the conservation group W.W.F., almost a quarter of coral reefs worldwide are damaged beyond repair.
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The paroxysm of evil that is eliminating anything that is not human is metastasizing seemingly beyond repair.
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Cohen, after all, has made it clear that he plans to damage his former client beyond repair.
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My hope is that we don't let fear and the hate it yields divide us beyond repair.
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My body is broken beyond repair and it isn't letting me have the final season I dreamed of.
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However, the district sustained heavy damage in fighting this year, leading to concern it may be beyond repair.
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The relationship between exes Kris Jenner and Caitlyn Jenner may be beyond repair, according to Kim Kardashian West.
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It shreds up the DNA it targets to a point far beyond repair, causing the cell to die.
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And now, because of you and your obsession with the stupid sky, America's economy is broken beyond repair.
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My body is broken beyond repair and it isn't letting me have the final season I dreamed of.
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We fight every day to keep the wealthy and the giant corporations from rigging the system beyond repair.
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"The current business model for local newspapers is broken and beyond repair," Huntsman said, according to the paper.
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Now, this all sounds terrible — as if the system is broken beyond repair and there is no hope.
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Bitcoin did have great potential, but now it is damaged beyond repair and a replacement is badly needed.
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He got back in town yesterday "jetlagged beyond repair," he says, and without a permanent place to live.
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Had DuPont used bromine, the ozone layer might have been damaged beyond repair long before anyone even noticed.
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Noses were reduced to holes, jaws broken beyond repair, eyes blinded, and whole physiognomies blurred by ripped flesh.
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Our recent research indicates that by the late 1990s it had deteriorated beyond repair, and was subsequently discarded.
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When a Pisces finally does open up about their problems, it's because they've screwed things up beyond repair.
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Earlier this week, Graham told NBC's "Today" show that the relationship between Trump and Sessions is "beyond repair."
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Officials say witnesses snitched on Randle -- most likely because he broke the whole TV which was damaged beyond repair.
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Really, there's only one thing to say when the woman who gave you life has mortified you beyond repair.
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When conservators are out of options and works are beyond repair, they are "considered effectively dead," writes Glenn Wharton.
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He was damaged goods, his brand beyond repair, a worldwide laughing stock — and worse, a soon-to-be loser.
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If anyone was capable of making sure the process did not break down beyond repair it was President Trump.
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Remember ... LaVar said Luke Walton was the worst coach Zo's ever had ... and that their relationship was beyond repair.
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One of the vessels was damaged beyond repair and destroyed at sea with the agreement of the North Koreans.
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With the President grossly misusing ICE and the agency broken beyond repair, I'm proposing legislation to abolish the agency.
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In Mumbai, thousands of rent controlled buildings have been classified as beyond repair and too dangerous to live in.
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The final bellwethers from the 2011 World Series team, Adam Wainwright and Yadier Molina, might be dented beyond repair.
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And even if everything is totally awful, even if things are beyond repair, at least your hands are clean.
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That was when they discovered the asbestos dwelling behind the Formica panels, leaving the original mural damaged beyond repair.
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It hasn't been determined, for example, what the landfill-eschewing answer is to disposing of a dishwasher beyond repair.
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" Obama said refusing to act on Garland's nomination could harm the process of filling Supreme Court seats "beyond repair.
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Will the next generation be society's savior, as many current headlines suggest, or are they being damaged beyond repair?
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The pieces were not only watched over, they were restored, and the ones that were beyond repair were faithfully replicated.
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"The students who reported it are almost always damaged beyond repair in their own professional careers
," Larsen told BuzzFeed News.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell worries that Donald Trump could ruin the GOP's relationship with Hispanics beyond repair.
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If there are physical issues beyond repair then you might just have to fork out for a new hard drive.
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When he woke, he learned one of his arms had to be amputated while the other was almost beyond repair.
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If my setup ever breaks beyond repair, it's just a couple clicks to wipe my Ubuntu box and start fresh.
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For many, Eric's murder confirmed that Chicago's housing projects, with their squalor, drug markets, and frequent shootings, were beyond repair.
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The baby did not prevent me from making informed decisions about Lawrence's care or destroy my bank account beyond repair.
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"The current business model for local newspapers is broken and beyond repair," said Tribune Publisher and former owner Paul Huntsman.
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Mr. Govan rejects that idea, saying they are beyond repair and exults over the ambition and imagination of the design.
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When climate change-fueled storms damage archive buildings, wind, water, and abrupt humidity can quickly damage invaluable records beyond repair.
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Our decades-old cybersecurity model, focused almost entirely on passively blocking malicious software and spam, is broken and beyond repair.
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"My body is broken beyond repair, and it isn't letting me have the final season I dreamed of," Vonn said.
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But coloring your hair is a process that takes careful attention to detail, or you could ruin your unit beyond repair.
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Cambridge Analytica denied any wrongdoing, but its reputation was damaged beyond repair, and the company shut down in May of 2018.
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The books on the bottom shelf are likely damaged beyond repair, but Common is a few shelves up, safe and dry.
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Yet, as just about everyone in the antibiotics world agrees, the market that would fund their production is broken beyond repair.
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ObamaCare, they emphasize, is already broken beyond repair, with repeal the only option for getting America's healthcare system back on track.
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Many buildings are pancaked or damaged beyond repair; others, like a stadium near the city center that partially collapsed, less so.
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Biden might be weighing, too, how Republicans might respond to a Democratic Party wholly convinced that the GOP is beyond repair.
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But there is now a growing sense in the West Wing that Trump's relationship with Coats may finally be beyond repair.
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Then, eliminate pieces that only fit an imagined future self, are stained beyond repair, and/or are too uncomfortable to wear.
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No matter that North Korea had just destroyed its nuclear test site, though some experts believe it had been damaged beyond repair.
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The sea has always been an indispensable tool for transportation and sustenance, and we're in danger of breaking that tool beyond repair.
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Until recently, I thought that it was beyond repair, destined to annoy me as much as it seemingly annoys Geldof every year.
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There will be steep costs to to fix a water supply infrastructure in Flint that has been damaged significantly, perhaps beyond repair.
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And now, with President Elect Donald J. Trump waiting in the wings, the cool factor of DC may seem tarnished beyond repair.
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But in this case, it's not the fate of the real world; that world, the story suggests, is already broken beyond repair.
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The countryside is beyond repair, cities exhibit the monstrous destruction of ecological harmony and dark secrets often lurk in basements and rooftop spaces.
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It is the first time an aircraft operated by Emirates has been damaged beyond repair since the carrier was founded in the 1980s.
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Many worry that we are beyond repair — too divided politically; too different in our views about morality and culture; too unwilling to compromise.
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A project of the publication Red76, Beyond Repair prints and sells small press runs of books on the intersection of life and art.
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Considering a nominee now — in the middle of the nastiest election campaign in recent memory — could damage the judicial confirmation process beyond repair.
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The old set, which has been used by every secretary since 1965, is "beyond repair" and unsafe, Mr. Carson added in the statement.
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The thin, khaki-clad paleontologist assured me that rhinos were very common in this area and that I wouldn't ruin anything beyond repair.
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Lindsey Graham said Tuesday that President Donald Trump's relationship with Jeff Sessions is "beyond repair" and suggested that the attorney general be replaced.
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Would scuttling Social Security continue to be "political suicide" in an America where nearly everyone falsely believed that the program was broken beyond repair?
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I'm not one who thinks the marketplaces are fundamentally broken; I think some regions are in more trouble than others, but none beyond repair.
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Chunks of the sneaker's exterior are missing, the tongue's been slashed to reveal its interior stuffing and any remaining leather is scuffed beyond repair.
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" Calling Trump "willfully ignorant about the rest of the world," Gates continued, "At least on national security, I believe Mr. Trump is beyond repair.
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I was afraid that my silky hair would come out yellow, fried, and frizzy beyond repair, but the icy lob is anything but that.
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Then, when you're quite sure the egg has been obliterated beyond repair, mop that sorry mess up with the nearest white rose to hand.
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Meanwhile, even though the former sitcom star has expressed the desire to get back into showbiz, Cosby's reputation is almost certainly damaged beyond repair.
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Trump's relationship with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, one of his strongest supporters, appears to be beyond repair after Sessions recused himself from the investigation.
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The decision will also help determine whether Mr. Obama has a chance to redeem his legacy on immigration, or see it marred beyond repair.
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Individuals or companies that cause environmental damage will have to help restore the environment or pay compensation if damage is beyond repair, Xinhua reported.
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We decided it would mean nothing new unless what we had was broken or worn out beyond repair, or we had a new need.
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Mr. Stivers accepted the tongue-lashing, but Mr. Yoder's campaign was beyond repair: he lost by 9 percentage points to Sharice Davids on Tuesday.
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Homes, businesses and other structures will be beyond repair, forcing residents and government officials to make difficult decisions about whether to rebuild and how.
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She now claims that her stove is broken beyond repair and wants a new stove and any alterations to her kitchen as a result.
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Ms. Murray, perhaps more than her rug-preserving colleagues across the aisle, seems to suggest the health law has already been ruined beyond repair.
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Beyond repair transactions, there is the refurbished smartphone industry, where phones may be resold overseas for a profit or stripped for their valuable parts.
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In the week after Donald Trump's election, Long Beach, California — one of the most racially diverse cities in the nation — seems frazzled almost beyond repair.
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Worst practicesExpensive, shambolic, and humiliated though it might be, Juicero's problems as they're understood in the press and by the public are not beyond repair.
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The substantial pressure in both eyes stretched the optic nerve, completely separating it from her right eye and compromising it beyond repair in the left.
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The melee damaged the cars of Hemric, Allgaier, Erik Jones, Darrell Wallace Jr., pole winner Brandon Jones and 2016 series champion Daniel Suarez beyond repair.
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For Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump, he surmised, the relationship could be beyond repair after months of sniping that went beyond the usual political fare.
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Apparently, she bled from her complicated throat surgery, leading to a cardiac arrest and severe lack of oxygen to the brain, causing damage beyond repair.
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In short, his ability to connect—his basic emotional wiring—seems frayed beyond repair, and there is a hint of savage penitence in his solitude.
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I had a pile of clothes in my room that were torn up beyond repair, but I wanted to find a way to use them.
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"It's nothing, just a small wound," replied the father, Abu Nidal, as the medic inspected the mangled remains of the boy's hand, maimed beyond repair.
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Within seconds, the situation has escalated beyond repair as roommates Gus, Jeremiah and Aimee get in the middle of it all to defend Nilsa and Kirk.
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Here's a quick rundown of what happens in Princess Plastic Surgery: A pretty princess was cursed by an evil witch and is now ugly beyond repair!
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Meanwhile, the company has lost billions in value, all coming down to the fact that the public's trust in Facebook has been eroded, perhaps beyond repair.
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The mental confusion caused by a modern picture of Times Square seems to have scrambled Peter Abernathy's programming beyond repair (I mean, who can blame him?).
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Initial inspections of the area, less than 30 km (17 miles) east of Athens, showed more than 500 homes were damaged, most of them beyond repair.
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In August the complete transcript of Otis's interrogation was anonymously delivered to Beyond Repair, a bookstore and independent publishing house run by the artist Sam Gould.
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According to Fuller, Earth is a unique spaceship, insofar as its supplies couldn't be restocked and without the proper maintenance it would break down beyond repair.
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The environment is more or less damaged beyond repair, and any estimates for how much time we have to save it appear to be overly optimistic.
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Now most of our church family is gone, our building is probably beyond repair and the few of us that are left behind lost tragically yesterday.
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" If they do not, he said, the process of nominating Supreme Court justices — one of the most important jobs of any president — will be "beyond repair.
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"He didn't show any concern for her," said Judge Kao, granting Lin her request for a divorce on the grounds that the marriage was beyond repair.
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But maybe that's wishful thinking, because what we've seen over the entire book prior to that moment really suggests that their marriage is likely beyond repair.
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During the first two weeks of Scoot's operations of shared, electric scooters in San Francisco, more than 200 scooters were either stolen or damaged beyond repair.
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Roughly one-quarter of coral reefs worldwide are already considered damaged beyond repair, with another two-thirds under serious threat, according to the World Wildlife Fund.
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"Computers, after a couple of decades, will break down beyond repair and we won't be able to program microcontrollers any more," the Collapse OS website explains.
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Today's British government literally affirms we will adequately serve democracy by cutting off our food supply but corrupt it beyond repair by holding a public vote.
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Lindsey Graham also dug in and said that Trump's relationship with Sessions was "beyond repair" and suggested the attorney general should be replaced after the midterms.
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He and Flynn teamed up last week to write a rebuttal to former Defense Secretary Robert Gates, who said that Trump is "beyond repair" on national security.
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"I don't think it's too late to put the toothpaste back in the tube," she says when asked if the air of political toxicity is beyond repair.
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"While we do not believe the brand is beyond repair, we do maintain that both time and investment are required to repair the damage done," Saunders said.
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And Fiona Avocado, who lives down the street and is an illustrator who has worked in comics form, has been volunteering at Beyond Repair since early on.
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The White House plans to cut down the historic Jackson Magnolia, which has stood on the grounds since the 1800s but has decayed beyond repair, CNN reports.
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We are not all heroes deserving of unquestioning adulation; nor are we all damaged or broken beyond repair, in need of an ever-expanding array of services.
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The Worn Wear program shows people online how to step by step repair their Patagonia purchases, and how to recycle an item when it's eventually beyond repair.
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But Bannon waited too long, and his relationship with Trump now appears beyond repair, although those close to him believe the two can reconcile at some point.
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These developments have been unfolding for decades, but the 2016 election was a turning point that appears to have the potential to corrupt the system beyond repair.
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Museum spokeswoman Shadia Lemus called the incident "very unfortunate" and said the museum is still assessing the cost of the damages and what pieces are beyond repair.
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Toshiba is already in crisis: The losses it suffered from the collapse of Westinghouse Electric, its American nuclear power subsidiary, may have crippled its business beyond repair.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham said Tuesday that President Donald Trump's relationship with Jeff Sessions was "beyond repair," and he called on the president to replace the attorney general.
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The problem may have been that his reputation was simply beyond repair, even in the context of a trial where biased jurors should have been weeded out.
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Mr Boot has moved further, arguing in a new book "The Corrosion of Conservatism" that the Republican Party is beyond repair and should be "burned to the ground".
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Even the grandfather's story warms when it touches on his struggle to construct a life with someone he loves so deeply but who is also damaged beyond repair.
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Later in the session, Chase Elliott also lost control in the Tunnel Turn, bounced off the outside wall and damaged his No. 9 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet beyond repair.
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While streamers may not be under any legal obligation to follow these guidelines, "everyone talks," said Richey, and acting inappropriately can ultimately damage a streamer's reputation beyond repair.
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No new prominent Republicans have withdrawn their endorsements since the debate, but there was a palpable fear throughout the party that Mr. Trump had been damaged beyond repair.
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Cultural organizations have been working to create precise three-dimensional digital models of the threatened heritage monuments in Palmyra, Syria, in case the originals are damaged beyond repair.
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As Vox's Alex Ward has reported, the strategic partnership between the two NATO allies has deteriorated in recent years — and it's quite possible it could be beyond repair.
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But few observers expect this to be a permanent peace, and say that the relationship between the two leaders, and between their two parties, is damaged beyond repair.
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Some runners need minor adjustments, while others have bodies that are broken almost beyond repair — even if it takes a licensed professional to get them to face it.
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I didn't need to see what the rest of the images would inevitably reveal: sinews torn, bones splintered, flesh bloody and swollen, great yellow claws mangled beyond repair.
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Sixteen full years of U.S. military occupations in the Greater Middle East and a 2003 Iraq regime change have simply tarnished the American brand regionally, perhaps beyond repair.
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" Gates and Rice were both quite critical of Trump during the election, with Gates at one point saying Trump was "beyond repair" and "unfit to be commander-in-chief.
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By Thursday morning, furniture, mattresses, and garbage bags filled with ruined possessions were piled five feet high on the curb, beside the car that had been drowned beyond repair.
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By Thursday morning, furniture, mattresses, and garbage bags filled with ruined possessions were piled five-feet high on the curb, beside the car that had been drowned beyond repair.
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My patience was tested beyond repair, I am afraid, by the nimbus of nonsense—so dense that even Bardem cannot dispel it—that encircles the figure of the poet.
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We must be wary of candidates who insist on dividing the nation beyond repair, and support those looking for solutions, those willing to work together to get things done.
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If your jeans are beyond repair or you just find it's time to move on, you can turn your jeans in and they'll use them to repair other jeans.
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Last month, a State Department official told Congress that plans by the Turkish government to acquire a Russian missile defense system would damage United States-Turkish relations beyond repair.
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Are you worried that certain relationships are beyond repair between the President and certain Republicans at this point, and that he needs to actually court Democrats at this point?
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As Karl was cracking open his playbook, he was asking Thibodeau to evaluate the Kings' defense — a defense that Karl disparaged with profanity and said was likely beyond repair.
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Today the Binghamton is an eyesore damaged beyond repair, and leans lamely to one side on the muddy river bottom here, across the Hudson from Grant's Tomb near 21968th Street.
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"We commend Governor Newsom for exercising leadership and acknowledging that California's death penalty is biased and broken beyond repair," added executive directors Abdi Soltani, Norma Chávez Peterson and Hector Villagra.
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At the same time, Mr. Sanders's supporters viewed Ms. Warren as politically damaged, perhaps beyond repair, by her decision to take a DNA test to prove her Native American ancestry.
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Sometimes, however, with all that smashing about, they were beyond repair, and Mr. Rogan had to revisit some of the world's best guitar shops and guitar makers to replace them.
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The artwork was in "poor condition," Guerrero said, and the process was rigorous, especially since some tiles had cracked; a few were beyond repair and had to be carefully recreated.
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Law enforcement tells TMZ the ruling was made Thursday in L.A. ... saying JD Lawrence didn't have enough to back up his claim the movie's release would damage him beyond repair.
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If the e-skin is broken beyond repair, it can just be soaked in a solution that "liquefies" it so that the materials can be reused to make new e-skin.
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And, get this ... Terrell also likes the idea of a Dez Bryant/Dallas Cowboys reunion -- telling us there's an upside for both parties ... if the relationship hasn't been fractured beyond repair.
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However, trade publication FlightGlobal said the twin-engine plane with registration D-AMSC, rolled three times and was thrown around by such strong G-forces that it was damaged beyond repair.
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ABERDEEN, Scotland (Reuters) - Refusal by Britain's prime minister to discuss an independence referendum would "shatter beyond repair" the United Kingdom's constitutional structure, Nicola Sturgeon told her Scottish National Party on Saturday.
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Roddenberry ultimately decided against it, fearing the inclusion of a gay character on the already progressive show (Star Trek famously featured the first televised interracial kiss) would destroy ratings beyond repair.
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Shouldn't we focus on getting people to Mars, or mining asteroids for scarce metals, or discovering habitable worlds beyond our solar system in case we screw this one up beyond repair?
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"If our relationship today is troubled and marked by mistrust, it is not broken beyond repair," Jean-Claude Juncker, the European Commission president, said Thursday on a visit to St. Petersburg.
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If, for example, a cheater blames their infidelity on alcohol or an inability to control themselves rather than taking responsibility, it could mean the relationship is beyond repair, Insider previously reported.
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Many believe it was destroyed in the closing hours of World War II, and that even if it is found all these years later, it will probably have deteriorated beyond repair.
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But my own experience and some public opinion polls suggest that many who haven't experienced incarceration directly now believe, all too often, it damages people and their communities, sometimes beyond repair.
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By Week 2, when Fitzpatrick played the majority of his defensive snaps at his desired spot, free safety, forcing and recovering a fumble against New England, the rift was beyond repair.
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The relationship between Wiles and Strum had deteriorated beyond repair, or as one veteran Republican lobbyist told POLITICO in August it had "been poisoned," which both Strum and Wiles have denied.
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In November, Scoot CEO revealed that during the first two weeks of Scoot's operations of shared, electric scooters in San Francisco, more than 200 scooters were either stolen or damaged beyond repair.
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Last year seven commercial planes were damaged beyond repair around the world, according to Boeing data; two were in Indonesia, wrecked in non-fatal accidents involving Sriwijaya Air and Tri M.G. Airlines.
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Image Credit: NASA/JPL/Arizona State University, R. LukTerraforming Mars could be our only option once we screw this planet up beyond repair, but how exactly are we going to do it?
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" "This relationship [between Trump & Sessions] is beyond repair…You have to replace him [Sessions] w/ somebody who is highly qualified & will committ to the Senate to allow Mueller to do his job.
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The lawsuit says New York City requested $12,758,664 to replace 132 vehicles that had been damaged "beyond repair" as a result of the hurricane, including passenger vehicles, heavy equipment and commercial vehicles.
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Nearly half of Syrian refugees surveyed by the NRC and the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) said that their home had been destroyed or damaged beyond repair by the war, Cunial said.
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Or, he can declare a moratorium on the death penalty and give Governor-elect Gavin Newsom the time he will need to figure out how to end a system broken beyond repair.
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These absences matter because they lie at the heart of why for so many people, especially Britain's youth, the social compact upon which pre-2008 politics was based has crumbled beyond repair.
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When we need to fit the difficult bill of stylish, under-$203 swimsuits or sleek travel clothes that are so deceptively comfortable they should be hideous beyond repair, we head to Summersalt.
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But if none of this seems to work, and you feel the divide widen to the point where it's seemingly beyond repair, the best thing to do is just let the situation be.
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When a spot opened up in the Midtown Global Market — a vibrant, ethnically and economically diverse public market two blocks from my home — I talked with the management about opening up Beyond Repair.
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Still, news outlets have run stories since then claiming that Trump and Tillerson have clashed over staff and policy on Iran and North Korea and that their relationship has been damaged beyond repair.
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They said McConnell has now acknowledged that ObamaCare markets can be fixed and that the law is not collapsing and beyond repair, contrary to the arguments that Republicans have been making for years.
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However, six other Lion Air jets, including one that crash-landed in the water short of the runway at Bali in 210, were damaged beyond repair in various accidents, Aviation Safety Network said.
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A garage-rock fuzz-toned guitar and a drumbeat that sounds looped (in hip-hop style) carry lyrics that realize things are beyond repair: "On both sides the vow was broken," Shultz sings.
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The original 35-millimeter six-channel soundtrack had decayed beyond repair, so Mr. Nolan sourced audio from a 35-millimeter preservation element made in the 1980s — a format rarely, if ever, used anymore.
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When it's time to say goodbye to an old bit of hardware that's beyond repair or unlikely to fetch any cash on the second-hand market, you've got no excuse for not recycling it.
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My heart is broken beyond repair and I can not fathom how to go on…but I have to believe he is at peace with the Lord and that God will get us through.
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My heart is broken beyond repair and I can not fathom how to go on...but I have to believe he is at peace with the Lord and that God will get us through. .
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After audiences watched a heated exchange take place on Monday evening's episode between the Housewives during their trip to Ireland, both Judge and Beador say their relationship with the O.G. Housewife is beyond repair.
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It was never perfectly accurate, but it was useful; it's hard to imagine that, after all this time, it was so beyond repair that it had to be removed instead of fixed or improved.
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At times it was public dissatisfaction that led to sorry fates: Barry Flanagan's "The Cambridge Piece" (13), for instance, was not well received and experienced multiple wounds from vandals until it was beyond repair.
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After she spent 17 days on life support, we accepted the fact that Cora's perfect new heart — one given through the epitome of selfless generosity — had become damaged beyond repair due to antibody rejection.
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Many of these children have been damaged beyond repair and no amount of time or money will ever undo the damage, nor will they likely forgive the many people who failed to protect them.
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Some Conservative plotters say her authority is shattered beyond repair after a disastrous speech at her party's conference, which comes after she called a snap election and lost her party its majority in parliament.
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He had heard his share of racially insensitive remarks at work, but on that balmy evening in 2017, Mr. Green's outlook on the differences between black and white officers would be damaged beyond repair.
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"When the pope arrives in Ireland this weekend, he will find a Catholic Church not just falling to ruin, but in some respects beyond repair," wrote Fintan O'Toole, a columnist for the Irish Times.
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I had to toss a bunch of stuff that was either damaged beyond repair or just not going to fit in my bigger, weirdly shaped living room: a futon, some end tables, a shelf.
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Environmental groups said that construction of the barrier would jeopardize the marine ecosystem beyond repair, while some politicians opposed the idea, stating that there were too many unknowns and that a cheaper solution was needed.
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During the first two weeks of Scoot's operations of shared, electric scooters in San Francisco, more than 200 scooters were either stolen or damaged beyond repair, Scoot CEO Michael Keating wrote in a blog post.
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Justice Department lawyers said in February that the original seven inch reel-to-reel recordings made by F.B.I. agents had been damaged beyond repair when Hurricane Sandy flooded the agency's storage facility in New Jersey.
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The six North Koreans were on two fishing vessels, but one was damaged beyond repair and they were returned on the remaining vessel, a Unification Ministry official said by telephone, asking not to be named.
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However, analysts say the last five nuclear tests were all conducted using the same tunnel, and that although that tunnel may be damaged beyond repair, the North Koreans could dig others for potential future tests.
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The fear that Douthat expresses in "To Change the Church" is that Francis's foray into theological innovation with "Amoris" threatens to drag these unresolved tensions into the light—and, perhaps, to aggravate them beyond repair.
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If you have ever lost your smartphone or had it damaged beyond repair, and that said phone was not backed up, chances are that you weren&apost able to recover the files on your phone.
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The end of the new video captures what should have happened: the entire painting is shredded essentially beyond repair, collapsing on the floor in what was undoubtedly meant to be an exuberant statement on artistic value.
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One could argue that their actions damage the legacy of Deconstruction beyond repair in an age where alt-right academics are already using the language of social construction to justify the "alternative facts" of white nationalism.
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Since it began operating 18 years ago, Lion Air has seen a total of eight planes damaged beyond repair in accidents, two of which killed a combined 214 people, according to the Aviation Safety Network database.
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So if you fear that America's best days are behind us, it's worth remembering that a half century ago, when we were putting a man on the moon, many people felt America was divided beyond repair.
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But it's the rains that break him when, stranded in the outback, Senior's backpack falls victim to a deluge and we realize — at the same time he does — that the tape is probably ruined beyond repair.
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Just as integral to Gould and his collaborators, Beyond Repair acts as a space for questioning within its neighborhood, where an expanded view of publication can lead to neighbors collaborating on creative resistance to outside interests.
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We live in a time where the voice of the average citizen is amplified louder than ever before, so it's time to make your voice heard on this matter before the transit sector is beyond repair.
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Whether or not you actually believe drinking liquified kale "detoxifies" body organs, you can feel especially superior embarking on an alcohol-free week or month when everyone else on the planet is getting wasted beyond repair.
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Even with a shared antagonist in Mr. Trump, Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Cuomo have not been able to bridge the gap between them that, those close to both men say, has seemingly widened beyond repair.
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Yet "America's Great Divide" -- a four-hour, two-night Frontline documentary -- not only traces the roots of that division through the Obama and Trump presidencies, but comes close to concluding that the situation is beyond repair.
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The accord resolves claims that the city falsely certified to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in May 2014 that the storm had damaged Department of Transportation (DOT) vehicles beyond repair, entitling it to funds for replacements.
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I'm sure that one day soon my iPhone 6S Plus will break beyond repair, Apple will release an iOS version that won't work on it, or a security issue will force me to get a newer device.
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In situations where the Beth Din (rabbinical court) concludes that a marriage has collapsed beyond repair and the husband is unreasonably denying a divorce, it can order financial and social sanctions and even sentence him to prison.
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Perhaps it's the artificial indoor heat in the office or the fact that time (and karma) has caught up with me, but either way, this year was the first year my lips began to crack beyond repair.
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If you've ever had a game of Catan end prematurely because someone accidentally bumped everything out of alignment beyond repair, you will no doubt see the value of letting a robot handle all of the game interactions.
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But Joe Brusuelas, an economist at consulting firm RSM U.S., warns "it may be difficult to repair damaged trade connections," causing prolonged pain beyond repair, as Brazil ups its soybean production thanks to more demand from China.
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Abbas's harsh language against the peace plan and his lobbying against the Bahrain conference show the deep crisis in U.S.-Palestinian relations, which are probably broken beyond repair as long as Trump or Abbas are in office.
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"My heart is broken beyond repair and I can not fathom how to go on... but I have to believe he is at peace with the Lord and that God will get us through," the statement continued.
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"Now most of our church family is gone, our building is probably beyond repair and the few of us that are left behind lost tragically yesterday," Sherri Pomeroy, the pastor's wife, said the day after the shooting.
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It's a kind of thesis for Soderbergh's career-long question, which seems to be about whether money corrupts personal and social relationships beyond repair, but also whether economic deprivation makes one person better or worse than another.
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Instructables user epostkastl doesn't go into the gritty details of how this Hewlett Packard 48G scientific calculator's life came to an end, but it was beyond repair, and ready to be disposed of—or better yet—repurposed.
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"This is a man who's just been totally damaged beyond repair by imperialism, and by the things that he's been asked to do in the service of expanding British power and wealth," says fantasy author Sam J. Miller.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's drive to build a large power-generating turbine to lessen its dependence on Western technology has suffered a major set-back after a prototype broke beyond repair, two sources familiar with the project told Reuters.
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The only thing we can conclude with any certainty is that Congress is broken beyond repair, and we still do not fully know to what extent politics may have played a role in the actions of law enforcement.
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As is likely obvious at this juncture, social media at large is arguably broken beyond repair to the extent that in most cases, the only adequate response may be to pull the plug on the whole damn operation.
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That Cesar somehow manages to be obstinate in the face of that anecdote stretches believability; it could be weak writing, or acting, or direction — or it could be a sign that maybe this group is fractured beyond repair.
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"Our investment has no future so long as the hotel is managed by an incompetent operator whose brand has been tarnished beyond repair," Orestes Fintiklis, the managing partner of Miami-based Ithaca Capital Partners, wrote in the letter.
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The greatest of female skiers, who has battled knee injuries and said last week that her body was 'beyond repair', was first out of the start hut and ended up equal 11th fastest despite easing off at the end.
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"Trump has damaged the Republican brand with Hispanic voters to the point perhaps where it's beyond repair unless there is fast action among Republicans to be seen as reasonable and constructive on issues important to that community," Fallon said.
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Drunken frat boys don't seem so charming anymore, the film's gender politics are fucked beyond repair, and there's no one to latch onto as a sympathetic character, save for maybe Katy, or maybe the women exploited by the protagonists.
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The Temple of Bel, an imposing monument before it was blown up last year, has been reduced to a couple of columns and a heap of rubble, although antiquities chief Maamoun Abdelkarim says it is not totally beyond repair.
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On Monday, Mr. de Blasio, now the mayor, once again grappled with an election, the presidential primary last week, that seemed to have been bungled by a bureaucracy whose problems were well known, frequently bemoaned and stubbornly beyond repair.
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TOKYO — Toshiba, a pillar of the modern Japanese economy whose roots stretch back to the country's industrial stirrings in the 19th century, warned on Tuesday that a disastrous foray into nuclear power may have crippled its business beyond repair.
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We have been doing far too much for far too long, so much so that we are fast using up all the resources on our planet and heating up our home beyond repair with our incessant, insane drive toward increased productivity.
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"I remain concerned the Cadiz project could damage the Mojave desert beyond repair and believe the BLM decision to deny the right of way is the right one," said the veteran Democrat, who in 1994 help create the Mojave national preserve.
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" But in a 2005 dissent, Judge Martin said that in his experience, "only one conclusion is possible: That the death penalty in this country is arbitrary, biased and so fundamentally flawed at its very core that it is beyond repair.
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Ms. Wanamaker's Lorna has an unidentified degenerative disease that will ravage her beyond repair unless she submits to the cure proposed by the play's third character, Miriam (Nina Sosanya), a resident medic with a notable habit of not finishing her sentences.
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If Trump were to make the same mistake again — this time doing so in the nation's capital, or allowing a photo with Putin in the Oval Office — the damage done to his presidency would be incalculable and likely beyond repair.
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The government has long denied them citizenship, but this year, under the guise of fighting terrorism, the Myanmar military has displaced more than 600,000 Rohingya Muslims through a campaign of of death and destruction that has wrecked Rohingya homes beyond repair.
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It includes Apple's take-back initiative, where customers bring in devices to be recycled; Apple Care, which allows users to get new devices when their own is beyond repair; and the Apple trade-in program for those who want device upgrades.
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Both have been living inside "Crawlers," bulky vehicles designed to sustain human life for just short periods, the modular complexes intended to house hundreds, if not thousands of people unfinished, empty and, in a lot of cases, wrecked beyond repair.
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" I enjoy the paroxysm of Representative Steve King, the Iowa Dixiecrat who warns that if Trump strikes his immigration deal with Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi it will leave the president's base "blown up, destroyed, irreparable and disillusioned beyond repair.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Siegfried Richtsteig has been waiting in hospital for more than 130 days for a heart that would allow him to do the things he enjoyed most, like playing with his grandchildren, before a stroke damaged the organ beyond repair.
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In his last days in government, at the start of the Obama Administration, Hayden fought bitterly against the release of the Bush Justice Department's torture memos, insisting that the revelations constituted a betrayal and would damage C.I.A. officers' morale beyond repair.
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Thank you for rescuing me, Dee, but I must sadly destroy our relationship beyond repair because you don't have AC. When I tripped and tumbled down the side of a mountain during a solo backpacking trip, I thought I was a goner.
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Maybe We Don&apost Have to Nuke Mars (So Much) After AllTerraforming Mars could be our only option once we screw this planet up beyond repair, but how…Read more ReadBut those days are long past, and Mars is now a frigid desert.
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" A relatively moderate Democrat told us, "I think the focus should be on President Trump's hard-line immigration policies, and not on ICE," while another Democrat told us, "The president has broken ICE so badly that their brand is damaged beyond repair.
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Our very willingness to engage the world of museums demonstrates this, particularly in light of the argument made by some that institutions like the Whitney may in the end be unsalvageable, that they are beyond repair and not worthy of our attention.
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"Our investment has no future so long as the hotel is managed by an incompetent operator whose brand has been tarnished beyond repair," Orestes Fintiklis, a partner at one of the firms that owns the property, wrote in a letter to fellow owners.
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It will blend Apple's take-back initiative, where customers bring in devices to be recycled; Apple Care, which allows users to get new devices when their own is beyond repair; and the Apple trade-in program for those who want device upgrades.
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Its cloudy ceiling mural now mirrors those of the Reading Room, thanks to a re-creation of the original by EverGreene Architectural Arts; the original mural by James Wall Finn was deemed beyond repair due to decades of decay and bad overpainting.
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Although emergency officials said it was too early to say with certainty how many homes were damaged beyond repair, interviews with homeowners in the Keys and along the southwest coast, and tours of some mobile home parks, suggested that catastrophic damage was limited.
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Importantly, the new law for Dallas also bans the kind of big, one-time withdrawals that caused last year's run, in which retirement-age police and firefighters stripped about $500 million out of their pension fund, leaving it tattered almost beyond repair.
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Conflict and obstructionism have always been their purpose, fueled by their relentless message that government is always the problem, that all experts are idiots, that cultural and coastal elites hate Real Americans and that all of Washington is corrupt and broken beyond repair.
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"When the doc told me there was nothing they could do for me and that my liver was beyond repair, I guess I wasn't surprised," says Silva, a former mechanic who has been homeless for two decades and has struggled for years with drug addiction.
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With a sheer, dewy finish and a balmy, not creamy, texture that actually hydrates just as well as the unsexy heavy-duty balms you reach for when your lips are chapped beyond repair, this is a product that simply makes your lips look good.
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Turning to Russia, Chris Weafer, founding partner at Macro-Advisory, says a continuation of the "critical pragmatism" employed by Merkel over the past 18 to 24 months will be necessary to conduct her relationship with President Vladimir Putin which has now become "strained beyond repair".
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Soon enough, the tablet is broken beyond repair — and her mother might be too, once she realizes that Sarah's made a break for it with a packed duffel bag, to go discover the world by herself for the first time in her heavily controlled life.
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I began to use intelligence and words as my own version of Sectumsempra, slicing down my perceived enemies As a kid, I did not have dark magic to turn to when the feelings of powerlessness threatened to consume me to a point beyond repair.
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DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Palmyra's renowned Temple of Bel, blown up by Islamic State last year, is not beyond repair but the full extent of damage in the ancient city could take weeks to establish because of mines laid amid the ruins, Syria's antiquities chief said.
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The 23-year-old Australian struck first and emphatically when he broke at love in the fourth game of the opening set and consolidated the break to go ahead 4-1, triggering a frustrated Zverev to smash his racquet beyond repair on the hard court.
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Recode Senior Policy and Politics Editor Tony Romm spoke with New Jersey Senator Cory Booker recently in Washington, D.C. They talked about the future of the Democratic Party, how he is looking at the tech industry and whether the U.S. Senate is broken beyond repair.
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"The fact that the two sides have agreed to continue negotiations on Friday is offering a glimmer of hope that the relationship between the two powers hasn't deteriorated beyond repair," said Jasper Lawler, head of research at futures brokerage London Capital Group wrote in a note.
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Right, so, basically we have screwed ourselves almost beyond repair: Rather than trashing dozens of tampons (plus the plastic and paper in which they're packaged) every month, it seems prudent to invest in a more sustainable option, one you can wash and reuse for about 123 years.
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The 14 flags (Horochowski and Quinn each also designed one) are on view in the exhibition Bleed&Burn: Catalytic Flag Making at the Soap Factory in Minneapolis, but they will eventually be burned, after the show closes, and documented in a book put out by Beyond Repair.
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The hope, hallucinogen advocates might say, is that they will help us find our way back to a harmonious state not just with each other but perhaps with the planet itself, before all the toxicity of modern life—both environmental and interpersonal—poisons us (and the planet) beyond repair.
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The Lakers got pulverized by the Philadelphia 76ers three days later, then hobbled into the All-Star break with a loss to the Atlanta Hawks — a performance so devoid of energy that it seemed to signal a dysfunctional locker room, and maybe even one that was beyond repair.
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On Thursday, January 2, doctors at Cook Children&aposs responded to the Lewis family court appeal with a detailed letter explaining that Lewis&aposs condition was beyond repair and, in their medical opinions, it would be best for all parties to agree to take her off life support.
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The failure of the Arab Spring and the redoubled repression that followed proved that the political order in the Arab world is beyond repair, and only the most ultra-radical of solutions, the resurrection of a dystopian caliphate that never really existed -- the future as envisioned by ISIS -- is the solution.
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A 17-year-old boy whose lungs were irreversibly damaged by vaping received a double-lung transplant at the Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, a lifesaving measure taken when a patient's own lungs are diseased or damaged beyond repair and there is no other hope of survival, doctors said on Tuesday.
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Still, the World Cup arrived here at a time when Russia's relationship with Europe and the United States had reached its lowest ebb for decades, fractured almost beyond repair by conflicts in Syria and Ukraine, accusations of poisoning both individuals and democracy, by doping of athletes and the downing of MH17.
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If you're an adult and you've not yet learned to type, you've still spent enough time watching TV and listening to boring dinner conversations about tweets to have a brain fractured beyond repair — which will make it hard for you to sit through a glacially slow tutorial punctuated by moments of disorienting surrealism.
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"If people are more informed about Ireland in recent years, they will be well aware that the sway and the power of the Church have been damaged beyond repair and certainly they are not in a position to influence how people might vote," Diarmuid Ferriter, a well-known Irish historian, told VICE News.
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Image: Credit: Loren McClenachanOld sailor's tales about the seas being so full of fish you could walk on them, or oysters the size of frisbees, tend to inspire skepticism today, and for good reason—most of us have very little direct experience with the oceans, except for the occasional news article about how we've screwed it up beyond repair.
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The better way, in his opinion, is for the US to finally embrace public-private partnerships (PPPs), which are used around the world to fund large infrastructure projects but which are strangely foreign to the US. "I think it's misguided to suggest New York City should abandon its subway system, that it's beyond repair," Geddes continued.
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Within this context, the growing defense relationship between the United States and Greece, manifest in the donation of equipment, enhanced training, and increasing use of strategically attractive facilities like the combined air and naval base at Souda Bay in Crete, can be interpreted as a potential fallback option in case America's relationship with Turkey is damaged beyond repair.
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Ithaca Capital Partners managing partner Orestes Fintiklis in a letter alleged that Trump Hotels "is refusing to maintain its last shreds of dignity and peacefully vacate our property," according to the AP. "Our investment has no future so long as the hotel is managed by an incompetent operator whose brand has been tarnished beyond repair," the letter reportedly reads.
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What we get are the reflections of a man (Robert De Niro, never finer), looking back on a life not terribly well lived, taking stock of his deepest regrets, trying to fix what was broken beyond repair long ago, and watching himself get swept away, as we all will someday, by the relentless march of time.
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Honestly, the Tom and Shiv marriage is a thing Succession hasn't quite explained in a fashion where it makes a ton of sense, but this feels like the start of some serious introspection, like the series owning up to the idea that it just might be broken beyond repair, even if both parties have tried to fix it at various times.
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The errors also appeared in another article on March 2556, as well as in a picture caption, about efforts to create three-dimensional digital models of Palmyra's threatened monuments in case the originals are damaged beyond repair, and the errors were repeated last Tuesday in a photo essay and in a caption by a Times photographer who visited Palmyra to document the destruction.
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The errors also appeared in another article on March 29, as well as in a picture caption, about efforts to create three-dimensional digital models of Palmyra's threatened monuments in case the originals are damaged beyond repair, and the errors were repeated last Tuesday in a photo essay and in a caption by a Times photographer who visited Palmyra to document the destruction.
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While his campaign is already downplaying expectations in Iowa, claiming he can win big in South Carolina and Super Tuesday states, a third- or even fourth-place finish in Iowa, New Hampshire, or both could seriously damage his standing beyond repair among electability-minded voters, and turn moderate voters toward Buttigieg — if he positions himself as the most viable moderate.
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Triaging them is a test of steel and prioritization: There is a superstar, Anthony, who feels the need to insist he is not in a feud with the front office; there is a leaky defense that appears to be beyond repair; and now there is a burbling of dissatisfaction after a lineup switch that Hornacek hoped could bring about a changing tide.
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Bree made a few vague references to her parents' strained relationship in the Season 2 finale, so it probably wasn't all sunshine and roses before Frank died, but did they manage some semblance of being a normal family, at least for Bree's sake, or were things broken beyond repair after Frank learned that his wife fell in love with another man in the past?
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During the 2016 campaign, Gates wrote a scathing opinion piece where he hit Trump as "being beyond" repair, but he also criticized Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE for her "much-discussed credibility" issues.
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In a political era that can zag instantly from madcap to grave, somber introspection to sure-why-not nihilism, the Iowa caucus fiasco appears to have landed with uncommon force, at once deflating volunteers and voters whose earnest participation in democracy had by Tuesday hurtled quickly into tragicomedy and reviving for some anxious Democrats a persistent pang that this moment can feel beyond repair.
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The story of a free-spirited woman trying to assert herself against her family's iron-willed matriarch, Simon's dramedy is a poignant look at a typical dysfunctional American family; but even more, it's a deeply personal study in Jewish-American identity and culture during World War II, at a moment when the idea of family and community must have felt nearly fragmented and shell-shocked beyond repair.
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"Hidden Figures naturally has particular resonance for people who are black or female or scientists, or all three, but this history is ours — it is all of ours — and in a time when our country can seem fractured beyond repair, the power of story is such that it is still possible for people who believe themselves to be incompatibly different to see some things the same way," she said.
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Sturgeon expects to get authorization from the devolved Scottish parliament on Wednesday to seek the terms for a new secession vote, aiming for a date once the terms for Brexit are clear but before Britain leaves the EU. "To stand in defiance of (Scottish parliamentary authorization) would be for the prime minister to shatter beyond repair any notion of the UK as a respectful partnership of equals," Sturgeon said.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Thursday said he felt "betrayed" by former chief strategist Stephen Bannon's comments in an explosive new book about the Trump administration, but didn't indicate the relationship was beyond repair.
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" Cullier, who will also be participating in AASF's "Art and Democracy" panel (Saturday at 3:45pm), adds: "I am looking most forward to sharing knowledge and resources with educators who not only believe the traditional factory system of education is broken, but broken beyond repair and the answer is not equipping students with the skills they need to integrate and repair the system, but instead total dissolution and the creation of a new system of equity and innovation in its place.
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Read more:Roger Federer sent Lindsey Vonn a video message after the final race of her career, and she responded by telling him she loves himLindsey Vonn takes home bronze medal in the final race of her career: &aposI skied with all my heart&aposLindsey Vonn suffered an ugly crash in her penultimate race just 4 days after announcing her retirement because her body is &aposbroken&aposLindsey Vonn says she will retire from ski racing after upcoming World Championships because her body is &aposbroken beyond repair&apos
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