That cool white uniform and blasting off into space seems like way more fun than blasting around virtual galaxies in Destiny.
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" Wilson told BuzzFeed News in a statement that "while the reason fascia blasting works has yet to be fully understood, it is likely that the fascia blasting frees fat cells from fascia.
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Blasting your AC all day, every day isn't the move.
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But Obama's already blasting Donald Trump after just 10 days.
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The abrasive blasting industries are already heavily regulated, Serda said.
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Mike Pence has been blasting in a flurry of stops.
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The neighbors are blasting Eminem; so much nostalgia for me!
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This is "callout culture": taking something awful and blasting it
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On the G6, I was blasting through the finish line.
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Blame the relentless babble that's blasting your brain to mush.
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And Los Angeles, in general, is always blasting Mexican music.
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Seismic blasting is a violent, destructive part of offshore drilling.
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Coastal communities are opposed to seismic blasting and offshore drilling.
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The same congressional Republicans who joined me in blasting Pres.
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Big Oil continually downplays the consequences of seismic airgun blasting.
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A Democratic political action committee in California is blasting Rep.
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He has survived blasting President George W. Bush, disparaging Sen.
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Coaches trying not to get fined for blasting the refs?
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They are also blasting the government's handling of the evictions.
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Blasting adventure tourists into space is not one of them.
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Trump also fired off two other tweets blasting that inquiry.
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Ironically, some of those blasting the president for failing to support our Kurdish allies are the same ones blasting him for supporting a very important ally in the region — the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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"Javi and I are not together anymore," DeJesus told Blasting News.
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Tribal Chairman Dave Archambault II issued a statement blasting the Corps.
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It wasn't daylight but a spotlight blasting his home from outside.
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Police used the most, blasting it from large canisters at protesters.
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"Javi and I are not together anymore," she told Blasting News.
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Music is blasting, everyone is dancing, and it's a great time.
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Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer is blasting the move.
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"That's why we don't handle blasting caps," the grinning instructor says.
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Yes, that's the hype train, blasting its whistle at top volume.
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Instead, 8763 minutes later, Trump moved on to blasting Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Apol wanted to allow it, but Shaub disagreed, blasting the idea.
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Rather than blasting sound downwards, the Beam redirected sound towards me.
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Blasting past people's expectations is something she's quickly become familiar with.
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Short-seller Jim Chanos is blasting Elon Musk's leadership at Tesla.
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By the fall, Schwarber was blasting home runs in the playoffs.
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Tammy Duckworth's (D-Ill.) campaign released a new ad blasting Sen.
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The magazine obtained an audio recording of Klarman's comments blasting Trump.
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Sanchez delivered in the eighth, blasting his first career home run.
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I like my misogyny blatant and blasting over a trap beat.
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Today we can live-stream a rocket blasting off into space.
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Bullet time but for Nick Evans repeatedly blasting line drive triples.
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My sister was in the other room, blasting Slayer and Sepultura.
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The sun was shining, beer was flowing, and metal was blasting.
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Kilt-wearing police officers marched happily through the crowd, blasting bagpipes.
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Howard Dean of Vermont, spent the final weeks blasting each other.
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President Donald Trump has waded into the controversy, routinely blasting Kaepernick.
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One by one, Democrats and Republicans took turns blasting the company.
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For a core-blasting indoor workout, not much beats hula hooping.
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Tunnel blasting rattled buildings, broke windows and produced noise and dust.
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Hopefully Rent will be blasting from our TVs within 525,600 minutes.
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Moore's campaign released a statement maintaining his innocence and blasting Allred.
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Mark Warner (D-VA) has been publicly blasting the administration's decision.
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In return, Israel has been blasting away at Hamas military targets.
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That's some serious appellate firepower blasting away at Judge Wilson's ruling.
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John McCain, blasting the president for "cheap rhetoric" on American greatness.
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He has not tweeted about the spate of hate crimes being carried out in his name: Trump tweets since election- Blasting media: 12- Blasting 'Hamilton': 4- Blasting people committing hate crimes in his name: 0 At a conference over the weekend, alt-right think tank National Policy Institute President Richard Spencer's opening remarks — "Hail Trump, hail our people" — were met with Nazi salutes.
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Meanwhile, the smaller devices have passable speakers not meant for blasting music.
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Yes, Donald Trump is blasting "Born in the U.S.A." at his rallies.
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This thing is made for blasting out graphics at super high resolutions.
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Trump joined Ohio leaders, including several Democrats, in blasting the move. Sen.
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It's X-ray vision without the need for blasting harmful X-rays.
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In October, Giffords' PAC spent $1.3 million on an ad blasting Rep.
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Blasting 50 Cent while driving through a white suburb with my mother.
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Mind you, T-Mobile has some ulterior motives for blasting Verizon here.
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As the rocket left Earth, the car's stereo was blasting David Bowie.
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By blasting Trump for the way he welcomed the U.S. hostages home.
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Scarlett Johansson held back no punches, blasting Ivanka Trump as a coward.
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Carrey's attorney Martin D. Singer also released a statement blasting the claims.
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Mariah Carey is blasting all through my house and that's the vibe.
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Swap it out for a cooler with built-in speakers blasting Slayer.
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The group piled in and, as you would expect, started blasting music.
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GOP lawmakers are now blasting the DOJ, accusing the department of intimidation.
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Kendra Wilkinson is blasting those who are critical of her parenting style.
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So Wilson used Facebook and Twitter, blasting out Coldon's image and information.
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Blasting music while dropping off your younger sister is peak older sibling.
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She has been blasting the news on her Twitter account ever since.
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The streets are lined with campaign posters and trucks blasting political slogans.
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The Army copters' missiles and guns were ideal for blasting Iranian boats.
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American Bridge President Jessica Mackler released a statement blasting the potential pick.
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I look up and there's a guy with a gun blasting away.
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A Navy admiral is blasting sports stars for protesting the national anthem.
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Trump has made blasting Kim and his regime a near weekly exercise.
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There is no need for offshore drilling or risky seismic airgun blasting.
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We suggest blasting Sheeran's music while sitting outside in the sun, instead.
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Someone's been blasting "Bitch Better Have My Money" in his pickup truck.
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We went from making weird experiments all day to blasting out songs.
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Already, Trump critics are blasting Trump for his handling of the crisis.
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I'm always blasting music in here which I'm sure the plants enjoy.
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There, too, is the Millennium Falcon with Han Solo blasting into hyperspace.
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He was on CNN blasting what he saw as Trump's lame response.
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She and a Tesla may be blasting off at the same time.
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Who said a fat-blasting cardio workout session had to be unpleasant?
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Blasting for coastal highway construction buried the cave in the early 1970s.
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Companies that manufacture blasting materials are now fighting back against the rule.
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Tuesday morning, President Trump had tapped out three tweets blasting the NFL.
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To keep up morale, some students on Sunday carried speakers blasting music.
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The city's senior officer stood before the cameras, blasting a senseless act.
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It was empty besides the two employees working, and music was blasting.
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Steve escaped unharmed, but he's blasting the club for lack of security.
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Outside the court house we were throwing glitter and blasting her music.
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Now, if you excuse us, we'll be blasting Michelle's playlist all day long.
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"I already gave you the value by blasting this tweet out," Neistat ranted.
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The ACLU trumpeted Sullivan's decision in a statement on Wednesday blasting the administration.
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"Javi and I are not together anymore," she told Blasting News in January.
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Then, there's my favorite part of summer: Blasting songs from open car windows.
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They stood outside the First Avenue club with boom boxes blasting his songs.
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Fracking involves blasting chemicals and water into rock formations to release trapped gas.
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The neighbor had an unfortunate habit of blasting music at 218:22018 a.m.
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The same judge blasting the Mueller team, trying to get Manafort to flip.
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For her right now, it's blasting some Selena Gomez to rev her up.
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Washington (CNN)Marco Rubio is going all-in blasting Donald Trump's physical appearance.
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Arnold just blasted Trump for blasting him at the National Prayer Breakfast Thursday.
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So whether you're blasting or just stretching, it's your fascia and your choice.
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Since April 21st the regime has been blasting Aleppo, the country's biggest city.
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Lemonade sounds just as sweet blasting from speakers as it does Bey's mic.
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They've been blasting Dorsey, including on Twitter, and will air those concerns directly.
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Trump spent Sunday night blasting Fox News in a series of heated tweets.
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My solution so far has been blasting white noise through my Apple EarPods.
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Trump frequently targets the media, blasting networks for their coverage of his administration.
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I wrote a column blasting the baseball coach for whom I was playing!
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Menendez spent several hours on the Senate floor on Tuesday blasting the bill.
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As of 2007, there were four drilling and blasting workers and one foreman.
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"Every day, 24 hours a day, just blasting every 15 seconds," Natanine said.
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But tensions flared just hours later, after Trump issued a statement blasting Bannon.
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If "Fox and Friends" is blasting him, Trump knows his base hears it.
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Reporters wrestled past him, brandishing cameras and blasting flash powder in his face.
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Pool reports noted that several protesters held signs blasting the administration's immigration policies.
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Mostly agree: The candidates are united in blasting the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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It's time-consuming but far more effective than blasting out spam, Torres says.
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" Trump tweeted Thursday morning before again blasting Mueller's probe as a "witch hunt.
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But, in keeping with recent news, the venture world is still blasting along.
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It's a gale force wind blasting Republicans in the face right about now.
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Fire was blasting out of the building as if shot from giant flamethrowers.
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Like roving hair dryers blasting away the earth, the method drives neighbors nuts.
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When the doors opened onto the rooftop, Mark Ronson's "Uptown Funk" was blasting.
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The conservative Club for Growth will run advertisements in Utah markets blasting Sen.
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This morning I was woken up by a truck outside blasting its horn.
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Running With Sherman An old Dodge S.U.V. roared up our driveway, horn blasting.
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The blasting was first reported last week by The Intercept, a news site.
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People are blasting Walmart for a tweet that has been interpreted as insensitive.
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While critics are blasting Facebook, users are still piling in by the millions.
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Even with my little fan blasting on me, it was far too warm.
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Kim jumped back on all platforms Tuesday, blasting out pics, tweets and messages.
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But with conservative groups blasting the measure as "Obamacare Lite" and lawmakers like Sen.
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But the leading center-left think tank in Washington is already blasting the move.
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Beyond that, sonic booms also produce blasting bursts of sound waves that jolt buildings.
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"He walks in [to the press room] and just starts blasting Cal," Wetzel said.
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But his latest tweets blasting a local union boss may have gone too far.
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Tristan Thompson shakes off his pregame jitters by blasting Taylor Swift in his headphones.
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A 65-year-old woman in a Prius pulls up beside me blasting Enya.
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We even had John Oliver segments blasting him for his approach to net neutrality.
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The "super PAC" supporting Senator Marco Rubio of Florida unleashed multiple advertisements blasting Gov.
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They've been blasting McConnell for not putting any of them up for a vote.
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I had more fun blasting bad guys in space than I thought I would.
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Then, there's the super dry skin from blasting the heat all day and night.
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The photo documentation of the satellites blasting off to the skies is simply incredible.
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Another theory is that the sounds are being produced by construction, blasting, or hydrography.
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Then the man starts blasting "Bodak Yellow" and presses record on his own phone.
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Wallach then pounced on a 2-1 slider, blasting it 407 feet to left.
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DY: Christian really wanted to push that with these blasting eyes in the beginning.
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El Niño's been very busy blasting the West Coast (and everywhere else) with storms.
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Even the limo blasting out Bieber was provided by a local company for free.
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Some parents of victims are blasting Megyn, and lobbying NBC to yank the interview.
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Trump also tweeted Friday, blasting Mueller and his team for developments in their investigation.
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Blasting Bailey on social media, Leakes, 50, promised their friendship was over for good.
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El Playón is a clutch of huts and bars blasting out vallenato folk music.
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We haven't heard from Trump, other than a tweet (of course) blasting Democratic Sen.
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He has a career-high 1693 homers this season after blasting 2169 last season.
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Trump fired back Wednesday morning, blasting Blumenthal and accused him of misrepresenting Gorsuch's views.
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No sports blasting from flat-screens (there is only one television at the resort).
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He slurs his words as we crank the van and pile in, blasting heat.
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After oil and gas deposits are located by seismic airgun blasting, drilling could begin.
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Top image: Falcon 9 blasting off with Jason-3 aboard on January 17, 2016.
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Fragmenting rock by blasting in the Iron Valley iron ore mine in Western Australia.
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Following the publication of the Guardian article, Hannity released a statement blasting the report.
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Someone's CD player was blasting rap music with lyrics that did not mess around.
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And it's not like she's openly blasting or thumbing her nose at the FBI.
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"This one was found by workmen who were blasting with dynamite," Dr. Brusatte said.
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He was blasting Hill on the feet and Hill could not take him down.
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Pai published a blog post on Tuesday blasting media coverage of the Lifeline decision.
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"We start blasting the music on the street, it creates a vibe," said Obadiah.
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Suddenly, "Me So Horny" by 2 Live Crew starts blasting out way too loud.
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The Trump campaign and the Republican Party will play reruns of Comey blasting Clinton.
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Coutinho lets everyone catch their breath by blasting THAT rebound high over the bar.
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Armed with 50 bullets, he took off in his Alfa Romeo 147, music blasting.
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The women clustered together and began jumping, their bells ringing out, their horns blasting.
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On the beach, a group was holding a prayer service and blasting a shofar.
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I had various family problems detonating around me, blasting up from nowhere, it seemed.
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Shia hard-liners, backed by Iran, are blasting Abadi as soft on the Sunnis.
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I was blasting the CRX record last night while I was getting busy. Lovely.
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On a Saturday night, the street throbs with nightclubs blasting South African house music.
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A little tender in some areas, but this one is great for fat blasting.
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He arrived one day blasting Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the U.S.A." from his car.
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The blasting had compromised the load-bearing historic masonry walls, requiring shoring and reinforcement.
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Instead of simply closing the Clinton investigation, he gave a news conference blasting her.
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Content creators are blasting out new video content, creating innovative platforms, undermining old structures.
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Shortly afterward, the Trump campaign began blasting that Clinton was "hiding" from the press.
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Bruce Springsteen's "No Surrender" was blasting on the speakers as I passed through Natick.
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Because of Myers's skill as an interviewer, their pride and enthusiasm come blasting through.
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The place was blasting loud music, a common tactic restaurants use to encourage turnover.
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Perry's proposal has sparked controversy, with a number of former regulators blasting the plan.
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Moments Twitter account showed an air raid siren blasting sounds into the night air.
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He retweeted supporters blasting a CNN reporter for questioning his baseless voting-fraud claims.
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Moving down the dark rows with my paint canister blasting felt utterly without risk.
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In the distance loomed a hillside that illegal gold miners were blasting with explosives.
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Fragmentation grenades, which kill by blasting out small metal fragments, were the most popular.
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Erivo leads it off, blasting every note, sending each one soaring into the rafters.
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Avenatti also spoke to reporters and started by blasting R. Kelly's lawyer, Steven Greenberg.
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By 1966, it was blasting and bulldozing white rock out of the Green Mountain state.
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They like him standing in the Rose Garden -- Trump's preferred presidential backdrop -- and blasting Democrats.
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For instance, to operate a high-energy laser gun for blasting drones and mortar shells.
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" I remember blasting that song through my Sony Walkman that sported a sticker reading "SICK.
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Both South and North Korea have been blasting propaganda into the demilitarized zone for decades.
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I mean, it's hard to imagine a kindly old man blasting aliens or chainsawing zombies.
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A stereo in the corner was blasting a duet by Luther Vandross and Janet Jackson.
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Or Rory McIlroy blasting L'Internationale from an old-school boombox attached to his golf buggy?
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We can definitely see Cersei blasting this song while she's getting dressed in the morning.
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Highlights for Children, the magazine from your childhood, is blasting the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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Rooney chatted carelessly while driving 20 miles over the speed limit and blasting Frank Sinatra.
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"The controlled blasting is targeted and will continue intermittently for the rest of the month."
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On Monday, South Korea stopped blasting K-pop music across the DMZ toward North Korea.
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Photos of the blasting activity on Monument Hill in Organ Pipe I took yesterday: pic.twitter.
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Even with music blasting, I didn't have to yell to get it to hear me.
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"Conservatives have been blasting YouTube for their policies," William&aposs campaign said in a statement.
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In addition to blasting Streep, Trump once again denied mocking the reporter in his tweets.
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They assumed that NPR was blasting the current president rather than King George in 1776.
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You get to fly through familiar Star Wars locations, blasting TIEs out of the sky.
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One acts as a petard, blasting through a wall to grant access to the others.
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But inside, there would be a dude blasting his boombox, someone with their baby screaming.
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The driver, a young woman (Letitia Wright), is blasting Motown in a vintage-looking car.
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The tremendous explosion turned ground materials into liquid, blasting the melted material into the sky.
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No one can guarantee he is ready to move on from blasting the Russia probe.
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The group held rallies across the country blasting ObamaCare as a government takeover of healthcare.
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Trump kept the feud going months later, blasting Flake as "weak" and "ineffective" on Twitter.
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You'll recall Young Dolph accused Youngsta of blasting more than 100 rounds into the SUV.
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"I look up and there is a guy with a gun blasting away," said Brooks.
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On Wednesday, he issued a statement blasting Republicans for singling out Clinton over the issue.
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She didn't mince words ... blasting Trump for deliberately making a choice to destroy families' lives.
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We sit down in a patchy couch, next to a stereo blasting Cambodian house music.
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First, because it has more weaponry and men, it can, essentially, keep blasting away longer.
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Social media weighed in, of course, with some blasting her as not deserving it anyway.
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Farhad: I guess I agree, except when those dudes are blasting some sweet dad tunes.
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Tuesday 9/26: Trump, again, starts his day early with tweets blasting the NFL players.
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Yet, somehow I don't recall Hillary blasting Perot for running a 85033rd party "spoiler" campaign.
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Democrats were quick to pounce, blasting the bill as a Wall Street wish list. Rep.
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The area slated for seismic airgun blasting is huge, stretching from New Jersey to Florida.
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Expect to hear the swaggering "New Level" blasting out of car stereos all summer long.
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The explosion takes out nearby planets, blasting many to dust and tearing others to shreds.
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If you're planning on blasting the mud off your dirt bikes, maybe consider another option.
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The deafening noise created by the seismic airgun blasting harms whales, dolphins and sea turtles.
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You can jump over those piles, twist mid-air, and start blasting bullets into them.
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" The allegations: "Last week, Inspector General Michael Horowitz sent to Congress a report blasting McCabe.
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School kids were blasting tinny versions of JME's "Serious" off Motorola flip phones on buses.
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Kim Kelly is an editor at Noisey; she's on Twitter and is currently blasting AHNA.
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Even when I was blasting tunes, it could hear my directions at a conversational level.
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I got to spend three straight days blasting his retrograde policies in the news media.
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They were laughing and blasting music, until they got to my window and recognized me.
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The restaurant's understandably upset and is blasting the L.A. County government for shutting them down.
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Suddenly, the gun goes off, blasting debris off of his desk as Riemer recoils.—cam!
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Republicans have been consistently blasting Clinton as untrustworthy via the Benghazi and private email investigations.
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This upgrade adds appropriate sounds to the 3D models, such as a speaker blasting music.
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They just like driving a truck around and blasting Lady Antebellum out of the window.
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After his resignation, 55 newsroom employees signed a letter blasting ownership for blocking the editorial.
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"Nope," I said, as the speakers surrounding the pool turned back on, blasting Katy Perry.
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"This is all wrong," said Thunberg, blasting heads of state assembled east of First Avenue.
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The first time I noticed him was this summer, sitting out in the blasting heat.
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It's hard to focus when my roommate is blasting the TV in the living room.
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Sometimes he'd be in memes about blasting the toilet bowl with piss to clean it.
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Northam's campaign fired back at Trump in a statement blasting his GOP opponent Ed Gillespie.
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Russian UN Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia opened the meeting by blasting Washington for hiding ulterior motives.
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Jared told his brother about one particular firefight where he was blasting away with the .
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As it stands, though, this speaker can take a beating while blasting your favorite tunes.
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Left unsaid was how much of his book was devoted to blasting his former boss.
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TRUMP'S FUNHOUSE MIRROR VIEW OF WASHINGTON -- He's publicly blasting away at critical Senate Republican votes.
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Trump has reacted angrily in the aftermath of Flynn's resignation, blaming journalists and blasting leaks.
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In Brussels, Trump insulted America's longstanding allies, blasting them for not spending enough on defense.
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But instead of blasting the ball to the net, he tapped it softly to the right.
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Bad on the scientists for blasting the tunnels with fire — Will is connected to this thing.
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"It's a completely alien landscape, with this blasting light, surrounded by no noise whatsoever," he says.
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After several walkbacks, Trump returned over the weekend to defending his meeting and blasting the media.
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I don't know about you, but I'll just be over here blasting this song until 2020.
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Naturally, the band's song "Can't Stop" started blasting from the radio and the sing-along began.
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Andy Cohen is blasting the upcoming Straight Pride Parade ... calling it the brainchild of absolute morons!!!
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Washington (CNN)Several civil rights organizations are blasting President-elect Donald Trump's decision to tap Sen.
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Sonos is known for their wide range of wireless sound systems perfect for blasting your jams.
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His expansive photographs show workers tending saplings, filling irrigation tanks, and blasting young trees with water.
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Organized labor held rallies last week blasting the court ruling and vowing to only get stronger.
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On Friday morning, more protesters surrounded Secretary Nielsen&aposs home, blasting audio recordings of crying children.
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Web 2.0 stocks are blasting higher on Monday, adding to big gains over the past month.
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But blasting stereotypes around women in tech isn't the only barrier-busting part of the series.
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Another showed a convoy of military vehicles sporting Iraqi flags and blasting out the national anthem.
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Captain Marvel has finally landed, before immediately blasting off again with a fantastic looking first trailer.
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There was music blasting and passengers dancing — neon lights and even a man on the mic.
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President Trump raking in the cash for his 2100 reelection efforts while blasting his potential challengers.
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At over six feet tall, it roams the aisles, blasting shelves with light and snapping photos.
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The traditional approach to imaging the insides of a patient involves blasting them with x-rays.
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The building was surrounded by U.S. troops, who resorted to psychological warfare by blasting rock music.
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The principal begged the workers and local municipality to ensure blasting was done in off-hours.
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In scenes where the sun is blasting through, the photos turned out warm, balanced, and detailed.
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Svechnikov started the second round of the shootout by blasting a shot past Marc-Andre Fleury.
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It doesn't match the Index's fantastic audio, but it's not blasting noise at everyone around me.
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Now, the pair are using one another as political foils, with Trump blasting his GOP predecessor.
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There were shops blasting Hindi music and selling garlands of bright flowers, Ganesh figurines, and incense.
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Weirdly, the daily blasting ritual gave me more confidence even though I couldn't really see results.
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"When they started blasting their bids, they knocked the stock off its $900 pedestal," Cramer said.
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He carried water bottles and a wireless speaker blasting music by the eclectic violinist Lindsey Stirling.
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They transit areas off the East Coast, where the seismic blasting is set to take place.
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In his first encounter with blasting prayer, "I thought it was really silly," he tells PEOPLE.
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She ended the day with an outdoor rally, where her hit songs were blasting from speakers.
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Democrats remained united in opposition, blasting the Senate bill as a tax break for the wealthy.
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Others, like Mahmoud, try to follow the conversation over the shaabi music blasting from their headphones.
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Devra First, food writer for the Boston Globe, wrote a column blasting the name last month.
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Former Miss Universe Alicia Machado introduced Hillary Clinton at a Florida rally Tuesday, blasting Donald Trump.
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It seems like just yesterday when we were blasting "Rock Your Body" and crying a river.
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First, when the blasting cap detonates, the gel basically erupts and explodes into this dancing substance.
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And, besides, most of my was spent either blasting music or game soundtracks through Bluetooth headphones.
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"I woke up this morning realizing I regret blasting Tia + Colton on social media," she tweeted.
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" Fiiiine, Thom, you can play a Radiohead song and then we'll go back to blasting "Sorry.
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An Atlas V rocket blasting off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on September 8th, 2016.
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And the South celebrated it by blasting K-pop through huge speakers at its communist neighbor.
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Trump, sensing political opportunity, quickly pounced, with a trio of tweets Wednesday morning blasting the decision.
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Most importantly, in the inset you can see a bright line blasting from the plus symbol.
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"When you say it doesn't matter, I know you are kind of blasting Congress," Kaine said.
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And Daisy Jones and the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid will have you blasting Fleetwood Mac.
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Sadly, the "space shuttle" soundscape didn't transport me to a rocket blasting off toward the cosmos.
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Trump campaigned by blasting the bureaucracy and kicked off his administration with a federal hiring freeze.
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The band missed the 1991 alternative zeitgeist like a rocket blasting off course into uncharted void.
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Sometimes you're watching from the perspective of the drone, zipping through turns and blasting along straightaways.
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Richard Simmons is blasting a news report claiming the fitness guru is transitioning into a woman.
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My Uber driver, a dreadlocked guy named Sheldon, had it blasting as I entered the car.
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Conway loses it as the cameras roll, blasting Frank for demanding war and letting expletives fly.
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Since April 21st President Bashar al-Assad's regime has been blasting Aleppo, the country's biggest city.
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Last week, it took credit for blasting a Chevron platform, shutting the Warri and Kaduna refineries.
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Madonna is blasting a report that she has filed to adopt two more children from Malawi.
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The Hill reported that Republican leadership was blasting the theme music from Rocky before the vote.
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Trump also weighed in on the case just hours before the justices met, blasting DACA recipients.
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Music was blasting as the vehicle swerved from side to side, slamming him against its windows.
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Congressional Democrats, however, have been blasting his negotiation skills throughout the course of the government shutdown.
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" Trump tweeted Wednesday, a day after blasting the special counsel as a "conflicted prosecutor gone rogue.
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Seismic airgun blasting could injure as many as 138,000 whales and dolphins and disturb millions more.
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By misting around themselves and blasting the fire with their hoses, they reached safer ground upwind.
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Toews doubled the lead at 7:57 of the first, blasting the rebound from Panik's shot.
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The machines will perform a variety of manufacturing functions including turning operations, straightening and abrasive blasting.
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Brennan has been a frequent critic of Trump during his presidency, often blasting him on Twitter.
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Coming home to a comfortable temperature is possible without blasting the AC or heat all day.
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McCain wrote an op-ed for The Wall Street Journal this week blasting Durbin and Sen.
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Turner didn't miss it, blasting it over the fence in center field for the dramatic victory.
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"I HAD THE BIGGEST COMEBACK OF 22014!" he wrote — blasting Tyga, Drake, and Kanye West, too.
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All I could hear was the howling of the wind, blasting between the planks of wood.
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The heat was blasting, and the air carried a smell of food and coffee and bleach.
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The song can come blasting out of your speakers within seconds of you starting your search.
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Kraft just issued a statement blasting Tom's upcoming 4-game suspension for his role in Deflategate.
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Its success has been wide-reaching: everyone from Skepta to your mum has been blasting it.
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So often projection mapping is about blasting dynamic visuals onto large architectural space or flat walls.
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On Friday, both accounts started blasting a link to files supposedly hacked from an Armenian embassy.
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Instead he is destined to be remembered for blasting his decisive shootout penalty over the bar.
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The electronic marquees of the resort-casinos, usually blasting promotions for shows and restaurants, said otherwise.
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He began by attacking the "FAKE NEWS MEDIA," then pivoted to blasting special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Days were spent blasting my résumé out, and at night I fell asleep to the show.
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The company cited Trump's public tweets blasting Bezos, Amazon and the Washington Post, which Bezos owns.
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Some Republican lawmakers have joined the president in blasting the decision to subpoena the president's son.
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Blasting is expected to take place intermittently for the next month, according to the Associated Press.
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Suddenly the music picks up, blasting an inspirational song and the buzz turns into a roar.
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Ronaldo is as dangerous as ever — as he showed by blasting 15 goals in the qualifiers.
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Rep. Tammy Duckworth's (D-Ill.) campaign released a new ad on Monday blasting her opponent, Sen.
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I'm too busy blasting this powerful, get-up-and-dance song and rocking out to it.
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And … blasting and doing what we saw today totally disturbed and totally forever damaged our people.
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Trump started the day with a tweet blasting the FBI for being unable to stop leakers.
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During the short ceremony, the restaurant's sound system, which had been blasting Fetty Wap, was silenced.
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"It's like building an art piece, like a sculpture," Urena yelled, over speakers blasting dance music.
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Bennet has recently taken to the Senate floor to deliver passionate speeches, blasting his Republican colleagues.
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A bad warmup is a blunt instrument—blasting hip-hop music, screaming things into a mike.
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When he tossed it to the ground in front of him, it exploded, blasting fragmentation back.
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And instead of blasting Trump for his Taiwan move, they begin to flatter and praise him?
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Instead, it became complete chaos as creators tweeted, blasting YouTube for stripping them of their checkmarks.
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Then I use this special comb, then I spray it with the göt2b blasting freeze spray.
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McCain wrote an op-ed for The Wall Street Journal this week blasting Durbin and Sen.
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Republicans have come out fighting since, blasting the group as a left-leaning propaganda machine. Sen.
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Advocating what works for most people is far more effective than merely blasting the well off.
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Copper cylinders dangled from the ceiling, blasting out clouds of smoke in sync with the music.
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MUSIC was blasting, rockets were flying and pancakes were frying in Russia's far east on September 9th.
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" – Laura Ingraham, blasting the mainstream media&aposs response to the Trump-Kim summit, on " The Ingraham Angle .
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I will be creating some new art pieces celebrating Pride and blasting them out through the South.
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You play the game as a scientific element, collecting quarks along the way and blasting anti-matter.
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Netflix confirmed the news across its various social media channels, blasting out a short, exceedingly cryptic teaser.
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" This Nerf gun made by Hasbro can "fire 10 discs in a row with pump-action blasting.
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They used Facebook and Twitter to alert residents, and Sheriff's drove through neighborhoods blasting sirens and loudspeakers.
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Hours after Tuesday's meeting, Trumka issued a statement blasting the Republican health care plan that Trump backed.
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He gestures outside, toward the yelling protesters and the escorts blasting rock music to drown them out.
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SpaceX is already blasting government satellites and space station cargo into space — and bringing the boosters back.
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After finishing the build, he puts it to work, blasting an array of objects with variable effect.
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Go old school with the original nine seasons before blasting into the future with the 10th tonight.
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At the bottom, a yellow rig is drilling boreholes into the rock face, preparing it for blasting.
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During winter, these air circles can become destabilized, blasting icy air down into the US and Canada.
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And soon enough, a rocket engine the size of a car began blasting Starhopper into the sky.
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However, not everyone was as enthused – Bowie's son, Duncan Jones, blasting the tribute via Twitter Monday night.
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Last week, the Avengers took credit for blasting a Chevron platform, shutting the Warri and Kaduna refineries.
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These games were fast as hell, colorful, and always had booming, blasting soundtracks to accompany the action.
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Elizabeth Warren joined some of her Democratic colleagues in blasting Donald Trump's attorney general pick on Friday.
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If you're like us, your Saturday night was spent blasting Beyoncé and Jay-Z's surprise joint album.
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Any machinery in the path of these high-speed particles could suffer some serious blasting or damage.
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Paul Starr, who (as noted) has penned several recent articles dismissing single-payer (as well as blasting
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That would mean either splitting your headphones in half or blasting the volume for everyone to hear.
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You simply plug in the Satellite and it works, blasting hot fresh Wi-Fi throughout your home.
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People watching online, however, didn't let June's slipup slide -- blasting her online for being clueless and insensitive.
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There are 13 different audio settings, but you're really blasting when you get above the first three.
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President Trump blasting the media for speculating about the first lady and what he is saying ahead.
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They became aware of the poor choice in words when people began blasting them on social media.
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Bam posted a video blasting his wife, Nikki, for bolting in their car with his credit cards.
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Is it truly summer without a new Rihanna song blasting from every speaker, headphones or car system?
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Kendrick ducked the falling debris and came out blasting with the best Coachella headlining set since Prince.
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Texas won its fifth consecutive game by blasting Seattle ace Felix Hernandez and three relievers on Wednesday.
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We'll be hosting dance parties in our apartments, blasting new music from Lucy Rose and Arcade Fire.
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In other words, Obama not blasting Putin early and often was part of the Clinton campaign's strategy.
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You'll be blasting through any issues you've had with money or work this evening—you're unstoppable, Sagittarius!
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The two sides exchanged artillery fire after South Korea began blasting propaganda on loudspeakers across the border.
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During Hindu festivals, the processions have started blasting the music in Muslim neighborhoods in shows of intimidation.
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"Clinton on Monday made headlines by blasting ObamaCare, calling it the "the craziest thing in the world.
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Will Trump be reaching out to the Democrats or blasting them as purely obstructionist and fake news?
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" LGI Homes: "Everyone's blasting the homebuilders because of higher rates and they're very low because of lumber.
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The blasting is repeated every 10-12 seconds, 24 hours a day, for up to a year.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee: McCain released a statement blasting Trump's announcement.
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Okay, I gotta go to sleep though there's some loud Harry Potter music blasting in the house.
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Stratolaunch had worked with them both to develop rockets for blasting satellites into space from the plane.
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Wall Street is buzzing over Snap's poor financial results and blasting the company for its weak performance.
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" To Bennett, Cohen's U-turn and fondness for blasting Trump stems from him "feeling jilted or whatever.
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The bomb cyclone now blasting the Northeast actually doubled the rate necessary to earn it that classification.
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The project had setbacks: Complaints about loud explosions prompted a ban on underground blasting after 7 p.m.
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A storm front moved in just as the shuttle was blasting off, providing a dramatic gray background.
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Earth, Wind & Fire's "Getaway" had just been blasting on the stereo in Davis's West 260th Street apartment.
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" Others surmised that Trump's outfit indicated insincerity about her trip, blasting it as merely a "photo opp.
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It added that it was not tasked with the blasting work, which would need to be tendered.
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It's common for musicians and music buffs to suffer from tinnitus after years of blasting their eardrums.
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When things get too "intimate," you must face a final boss while simultaneously blasting away remaining unmentionables.
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After the labeling announcement the consortium was quick to release a video response blasting it as divisive.
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They are usually soundtracked by either traditional Chinese music or nosebleed techno blasting from a portable amp.
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In the comfort of a blasting air conditioner, I sat inside the press suite watching the game.
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But a long line of legal experts have been blasting the group's updated language governing consumer contracts.
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American hunters will recognize the blasting, and the majority of the hunters in Basque Country do too.
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Kate Brown (D) released a statement blasting Republicans and urging them to come back for a vote.
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It was framed by his response to an explosive interview that was published late Thursday blasting Mrs.
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Her energy is like a rocket ship blasting out of my ear buds and into my soul!
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I like the sounds of the fields, hearing people speaking Spanish and the radio blasting ranchera tunes.
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I think his daughter showed up and was blasting the horn saying, 'Hurry up, Dad, hurry up!
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The car stereo played house music, blasting the Distruction Boyz's "Omunye," an instant hit about a party.
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Another was blasting music — Alicia Keys, Biggie Smalls — in an effort, he said, to improve the mood.
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Instead, her campaign ran ads — including ones on CNBC — blasting billionaires and doubling down on her plan.
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The crackdown has had a chilling effect on a genre more commonly associated with blasting rebellious opinion.
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"The regulation is actually limiting severely what companies and the government can use for blasting," he said.
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Democrats are blasting Republicans for going forward with a possible vote next week without a full analysis.
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Joe Donnelly of Indiana and Claire McCaskill of Missouri, blasting them for voting against the tax plan.
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Your frequent deaths feel in line with a world as hostile as the one you're blasting through.
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The Houston Chronicle and The Dallas Morning News, two widely circulated newspapers in Texas, are blasting Gov.
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However, on March 27, emails, phone calls, letters and Facebook messages blasting the decision started pouring in.
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But it's a political embarrassment for Trump to have two GOP senators blasting his administration so publicly.
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A car blasting merengue did not disturb the crowds on St. Nicholas Avenue, happily queuing for brunch.
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The Democratic Party seized on the distinction, blasting Trump for not speaking out against the House's move.
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Plus, your phone's battery won't drain as quickly when it isn't blasting your coordinates into the ether.
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Good luck wooing that new client on the phone with "Dora the Explorer" blasting in the background.
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President Trump on Thursday contradicted a spokesman for his Supreme Court nominee in a tweet blasting Sen.
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"There is evil among us," Conway said, before again blasting those who see the tragedy as political.
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Before Pence, before Trump, there was an empty podium and the Rolling Stones blasting through the speakers.
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After blasting out of the sand, his ball bounced three times and then rolled into the cup.
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Even before the vote, they're not holding back when it comes to blasting Democrats from swing districts.
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Closed loop differs from "open blasting," a process prone to explosion that's frequently used in makeshift labs.
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Sanders campaign jumped on the report, blasting the story out to reporters and following up with a statement.
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There's a 3.5-millimeter headphone jack that lets you connect a larger speaker for your music-blasting enjoyment.
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A member of Antifa publishing a list of 1,500 ICE agents personal information, blasting it all over Twitter.
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That led to his now-famous "They know nothing!" rant blasting the Fed for its lack of diligence.
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"It's quantity over quality, people, and we are just blasting your ass with these," Strong says in voiceover.
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President Trump is blasting the media by saying that&aposs exactly what they want to see, up next.
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MIA Sound wants to deliver a new kind of wireless speaker to make blasting your music more seamless.
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In one instance, Trump drew heat after blasting former Miss Universe in a series of late-night tweets.
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Like The Matrix, it features gun-toting characters in long, dark coats blasting their way through grimy corridors.
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Will someone please shove a blasting cap into an ear of corn and point their smartphone at it?
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I rented a convertible mini and drove up the coast of Australia, which was quite cool, blasting tunes.
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But in November, scientists made a truly baffling observation using the cosmic particles blasting Earth from outer space.
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Scientists have healed severe bone fractures in pigs by blasting tiny bubbles with ultrasound in the animals' bones.
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And once people started blasting it on [social media], the whole rosé all day culture became a thing.
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That night, cars crawled down the streets of San Juan blasting "Beat It" and waving Puerto Rican flags.
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"I mostly listen to opera recordings," she replied, as Colbert starts blasting "Everybody Dance Now," to Ginsburg's dismay.
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But the audio blasting through his pro-spec Genelec studio monitors is that of my decidedly unethereal single.
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Adam Schiff sent a letter to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos blasting the company for spreading misinformation about vaccines.
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If Sanders was the team's bad cop for blasting moderates, Warren played the role of good cop well.
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The Philippines are the first country to embrace the holiday, blasting holiday tunes as early as September 9.
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He's driving over the U.S. Mexican border in an RV, smoking a cigarette and blasting rock 'n roll.
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You may have also heard that the game is blasting a siren near its evil super villain lair.
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John Kennedy was blasting the agreement, claiming that it amounts to doing a deal with the Communist Party.
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Major explosions have been occurring about twice a day, with minor ones blasting in between, the USGS reported.
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Typically, this involves commending the troops on fighting on the ground while simultaneously blasting the politicians in charge.
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Rounding out X is Project Loon, the Internet-blasting balloon initiative, and Makani, an acquired wind-energy company.
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Musk's company is launching a red Tesla Roadster blasting the song "Space Oddity" out into the solar system.
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She continued her activism by blasting the Wall Street Journal for publishing an ad that denied the genocide.
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At the height of the USSR, the Russians were blasting 100 rockets a year into the great unknown.
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The article also says Taylor had taken dynamite, used for blasting tree stumps, with him in his truck.
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Astronauts also use White Rooms to make final phone calls to their families before blasting off into space.
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Text messages first emerged last year, showing Strzok and Page discussing 2016 campaign politics and repeatedly blasting Trump.
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Scientists plan to present the asteroid-blasting system at a conference for asteroid experts in Japan this May.
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President-elect Donald Trump isn't letting his new job get in the way of blasting people on Twitter.
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I don't love the super transparent lenses, but no one heard me on the train blasting my music.
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The defense of the president's comments come after he posted a series of tweets blasting the Russia investigation.
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Just your dumb face staring a screen that's blasting infrared light into your wrinkles and verifying your identity.
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He found tusk hunters hoping to strike it rich blasting into a hillside and pulling out ancient tusks.
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Today, billionaires like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are blasting satellites into space to boost global internet coverage.
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It's recurring feature is militaristic, giant robots blasting and slicing each other with various mechanized weapons of war.
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At the debate, Trump was his typical confident, pugnacious self, repeatedly defending himself and blasting Rubio and Cruz.
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Sergeant Peter Murphy said he's "got an aptitude" for really blasting demo walls and doors all to hell.
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Prince Turki hit back in the closed session, blasting Iran's role in the Syria conflict, the participants said.
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Fracking is a contentious practice of blasting subterranean rocks to break them open and extract oil or gas.
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South Korea has since 'hit back' by blasting annoying pop music over the border into the communist country.
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Later, we held them up over our heads and released pubes while blasting off on a roller-coaster.
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A witness named Steve Outlaw recorded the chaos as the man got off the bus and began blasting.
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He has also taken to blasting his critics from the center and the right, including Collins and Sen.
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The DroneBlocker devices work by blasting incoming drones with radio signals, effectively jamming the signal from the controller.
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Do I like the ides of blasting zombies to the strains of System of a Down's "Chop Suey"?
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We're all just blasting through space on a huge rock, so what's the point in maintaining a relationship?
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Trump responded by implicitly blasting his chief of staff for suggesting that he has "evolved" on the issue.
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I'll be damned if you can't hear 'Truck Yeah' by Tim McGraw blasting out of this open door.
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Last week, Kure Beach passed a resolution opposing seismic airgun blasting and offshore drilling off the East Coast.
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You could have Spotify audio blasting out of your speakers, while your browser audio comes through a headset.
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Trump has seized on that message in both his tweets and recent rallies, blasting the deal as collusion.
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So do alerts for blasting zones and fallen rock, where the long-dying coal industry gasps for breath.
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Daniels fired back with a sexual reference to Trump and blasting the president for his "incompetence" and misogyny.
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He breathes fire on the back wall, blasting down what remains of the great red blocks of stone.
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Burning Man can feel incredibly chaotic, especially at night when you can hear music blasting from all directions.
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The Republicans' campaign arm is steadily blasting emails linking moderate Democrats in swing districts to the impeachment effort.
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Pelosi has been a frequent critic of President Trump since his election, often blasting the president's policy proposals.
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Joe Walsh of Illinois echoed that criticism, blasting Trump's erratic economic policy as damaging to the nation's economy.
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" Democrats, meanwhile, have rallied behind blasting McConnell for not moving more legislation, terming the Senate a "legislative graveyard.
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A prominent member of Trump's inner circle is blasting the top leaders of his party and promising retribution.
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These are blasting out a Ukrainian radio signal received via satellite in several villages where coverage is limited.
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You're suddenly in a ship headed for Mars, blasting through space and landing on its burnt sienna surface.
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Republicans in Congress are blasting President Obama's announcement Tuesday of new executive actions intended to curb gun violence.
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C James McCann continued his early season power display, blasting his third home run of the homestand Tuesday.
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But you can bet that Skinny Puppy and Robin Guthrie will still be blasting through the restaurant's speakers.
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The Avengers took credit for blasting the Chevron platform earlier this month, shutting the Warri and Kaduna refineries.
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The Taiwanese government used her music as a psychological weapon, blasting it from loudspeakers positioned near the mainland.
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I'm not looking forward to the blasting horns I will now hear because there is no 'passing lane.
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That meant that those aerodynamic forces were even stronger, since the plane was blasting forward at full thrust.
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To the ad industry, targeted ads are better for people than the old days of randomly blasting commercials.
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" Greenberg added, "Drea has two strands of income -- child support from R. Kelly and blasting R. Kelly publicly.
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But before you succumb to the mighty leaf blower and start blasting away, consider a more measured approach.
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What to Cook The old air conditioner in my living room window has officially stopped blasting cold air.
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We were trying to prolong our goodbyes, but a loudspeaker blasting behind us forced us to part hastily.
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Paul LePage has refused to expand the program, blasting it as a needless, budget-busting form of welfare.
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Contractors, laying down new floors, had a taste for surfer rock; on one afternoon, "California Girls" was blasting.
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Then a stack of speakers nearby started blasting nationalist songs from the 1970s, drowning out the kids' voices.
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Since then, Mr. Kim has appeared to back off any imminent decision on blasting the waters around Guam.
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People started to realize that blasting things out to thousands of people isn't the same as real connection.
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He posted back-to-back 40 home run seasons, blasting 1893 in 2011 and 43 the following season.
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Trump dismissed that move as "ridiculous" in remarks to reporters on Wednesday, blasting the Democrats' demands as political.
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And Trump is not likely to stop blasting the industry from time to time, putting them on edge.
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Rosendale announced his bid on Monday with a short video blasting Washington Democrats and touting his conservative chops.
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And how can you turn down a bunny named Frank Sinatra waiting outside your window blasting Peter Gabriel?
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Trump often touts polls showing approval ratings in his favor while blasting other polls as "fake" or wrong.
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In his office, with the air-conditioner blasting, Gorriti waited for Mella's reports on Barata's testimony in Brazil.
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Brickhouse: Because when you&aposre blasting down that runway at over 100 mph, things are happening really quickly.
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The blasting can take a particular toll on a part of the body in invertebrates called the statocyst.
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This addition was inspired by Duck Hunt's "Game C," which has the shooter blasting away at clay pigeons.
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She first heard it blaring from a wall of speakers, what she described as straight squares blasting sound.
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Untold numbers - as many as 1,200 by some estimates - perished in blasting accidents, snowslides, falls and other mishaps.
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On Monday night, an image of a comic blasting the practice was projected onto San Francisco's Federal Building.
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From blasting opener "Theom" to the rippling "Nengures" to the epic textures of "Beyond the Golden Light" and blasting tremolo of "Off With Their Tongues," the entire album is a seamless exploration of progressive but faithful melodic black metal, with scattered shards of doom and death appearing as a studied afterthought.
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But it's not just Thornton who loves blasting the new music: Thornton's son is a huge fan as well!
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You [and Chyna] are a unit now, so it looks like you're blasting mom, and it's petty as f—.
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Meanwhile, Palestinian leaders and business executives are boycotting the workshop with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas blasting the meeting.
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The mayhem started Saturday with a "tank biathlon," in which tanks rumble across an obstacle course while blasting targets.
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In the meantime, I'll leave the cold air blasting at my face to the bitter New York City wind.
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Forget Pitbull — everyone knows the real music lovers are blasting Songs To Drive Off A Cliff To: Volume 3.
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"He goes, 'Taylor Swift is here blasting ARTPOP so loud, and she is dancing, and she's posing," Gaga recalled.
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Suddenly, there is extra light blasting from behind my TV screen, making a day-glow title sequence positively atomic.
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Blasting your bits with what is essentially a car engine will not be what does it for every woman.
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A newfound quasar is blasting out the brightest radio emissions ever observed in the early universe, new research reports.
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Until Monday morning, the speakers had been blasting K-pop and uplifting news that is censored in North Korea.
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During the bit on his show, Colbert highlights a few of the over-the-top tweets blasting the design.
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The five-times Grand Slam champion landed 35 of her 36 returns, while blasting 20 winners in the rout.
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Faid had already escaped once before, in 2013, by blasting his way out with explosives hidden in tissue packs.
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Gilmore said he brought a utility knife with a special crimping tool to prepare the blasting caps on explosives.
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But blasting such a headline on screen or above the fold tends to make any naked man an emperor.
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Cue slamming door and an afternoon of sulking while blasting Iron Maiden so loud the neighbors call to complain.
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This is not to say that one blasting shock is guaranteed to erase all feelings of previously accumulated irritation.
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In a March letter to administration officials, Byrne noted that the abrasive blasting industry employs more than 400,000 people.
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The "polar vortex" is blasting cold air normally found around the North Pole into the middle of the country.
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Branson, for one, is all in on the technology (at least until Virgin Orbit starts blasting off in earnest).
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That means, as the concept art above shows, we'll see Rocket Raccoon blasting away beside Thor the thunder god.
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It was a break that the Clinton camp a break gratefully accepted by blasting out a late night statement.
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ET, blasting Boeing and suggesting he wanted to cancel the company's contract for the new Air Force One aircraft.
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But the end results have the ball blasting across the table like it's been shot out of a cannon.
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The Shahs of Sunset star shared an Instagram post on Wednesday blasting Shalom Yeroushalmi, whom she wed on Jan.
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Every state along the Atlantic coast has opposed the blasting, worried that spills could hurt tourism and local fisheries.
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By Wednesday evening, lawmakers from both parties had issued statements blasting the administration for even considering bringing back torture.
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President Donald Trump has spent months blasting former FBI Director James Comey and special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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One top Trump adviser is blasting another as a fake conservative less than 100 days into the President's term.
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Finally, the Rolling Stones came blasting through the speaker system, and on cue, the lights above the stage brightened.
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Blasting it directly into the channel and bathing wild fish in the diseased blood is a marine conservationist's nightmare.
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A person should never walk into a room, flip a switch, and have five lights blasting down from cans.
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George Lopez just went off on Team USA soccer -- blasting the team for not qualifying for the World Cup.
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The comedian has spent the weekend blasting Malibu Wine Safaris, claiming it never moved Stanley out of its enclosure.
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Instead of blasting her -- as many others have -- Graham insisted Chelsea had every right to say whatever she wants.
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It comes as a response to South Korea blasting anti-North propaganda and K-pop songs from border loudspeakers.
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One official described the President's blasting of Sessions as only intensifying the already low morale inside the West Wing.
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Both the mid- and south Atlantic fishery management councils have expressed opposition to proposed seismic blasting in the Atlantic.
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They know that when it comes to blasting and drilling, they have everything to lose and nothing to gain.
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One of Wyclef's passengers shot video of him blasting LAPD (it was really the Sheriff's Dept.) for detaining him.
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Tesla owners must be blasting Visions through the streets of Palo Alto because Grimes streams are up ... way up.
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The show's co-creator, Dan Harmon, teased the stunt Friday night before blasting it on Twitter the following day. .
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Reggae is blasting and almost everyone has donned dark sunglasses, because, hangovers and sweltering temperatures be damned, it's showtime.
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McQuaid penned a front-page editorial last week blasting Trump, drawing the ire of the Republican primary front-runner.
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He intensified his attacks on Wednesday, blasting four young congresswomen of color during a rally in Greenville, North Carolina.
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Actor Harrison Ford took a swipe at Washington on Thursday night, blasting lawmakers and leaders who deny climate change.
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Republicans have largely stuck by him, blasting the effort as a partisan exercise that has given them little input.
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Democrats have been stalwart defenders of the FBI on that issue, blasting the president for frequently ridiculing the bureau.
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You can mute loud and annoying websites with this feature, and spare any audio blasting out of your speakers.
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Second, rocket companies like SpaceX want to know how the cargo they're blasting into space will affect the rocket.
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"These are not the actions of a man; they are crimes of a monster instead," Trump said, blasting Assad.
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But by the time Trump arrived at the palace, he had already caused a diplomatic stir by blasting Khan.
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On Thursday he sent a letter to SandRidge Energy blasting its attempts to block him from acquiring more shares.
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Trump did not tweet on Wednesday after spending Christmas Eve and Christmas Day blasting out messages from his account.
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Mount Aso also erupted in September last year, blasting a plume of black smoke 2 km (1.2 miles) high.
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By 1991, Hot Topic was known as a punk haven, blasting music daily from its space in the mall.
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Jeff Flake, Bob Corker and John McCain have grown increasingly voluble in blasting the president and questioning his agenda.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders issued a statement blasting the book, taking particular aim at its sourcing.
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Washington (CNN)Once again, President Donald Trump is blasting NATO allies for failing to pay enough for their defense.
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" CNN also responded to Cruz's attacks, blasting out a statement accusing him of continuing "to knowingly mislead the voters.
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I love watching the altitude graph filling in slowly at first, then blasting upward as the rocket gradually accelerates.
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Haley said Assad could no longer be permitted to act with impunity, while blasting Russia for assisting his regime.
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The group also claimed responsibility for blasting a Chevron platform in early May, shutting the Warri and Kaduna refineries.
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The last time I visited the store, two Sundays ago, they were blasting a disc of unaccompanied throat-singing.
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Go if you're into cheesy neon, skating in a circle for hours, and Uncle Luke blasting at high volumes.
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Plus, former Clinton pollster chief strategist, this is a game changer, Mark Penn is blasting the entire Mueller investigation.
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GOP lawmakers have been blasting the "secret deal" since it was first announced at the beginning of the year.
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After a string of weekend tweets blasting former FBI director James Comey, President Trump continued his attacks Monday morning.
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Music is everywhere in our society, blasting from cars, playing at the grocery store, auto-playing in banner ads.
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Blasting out ideas in a shotgun spray of creativity is how history is made and old industries are disrupted.
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It's been blasting through the roof, breaking out above the $60 level after languishing in the $50s for ages.
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Republicans are also blasting out emails to get their supporters to weigh in on the high court nomination. Sen.
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Back in May, Trump was blasting Democrats for not making enough progress on infrastructure, health care, and veterans issues.
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He's running the same playbook against Biden, blasting him for voting for NAFTA in TV ads and stump speeches.
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They showcase beautiful bodies in well-choreographed combat augmented by ear-blasting pseudo-Wagnerian music and dazzling special effects.
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Since then, Paulie's been on a media blitz, blasting Conor to every media outlet that will have him on.
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The LMADIS is capable of detecting, identifying, tracking and blasting small drones out of the sky using electronic attack.
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For less skilled players, blasting the ball down the center above the goalkeeper may be the most effective tactic.
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Meanwhile, Jess continued to experience the joys of icy air blasting her face, which was not entirely wrapped up.
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After weeks of indifferent or supportive comments, the team seemed to shift on Wednesday, with many players blasting Bell.
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These bad boys boast 28.993W peak power and Hammer bass technology, blasting out crystal clear sonics and impactful bass.
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After the Fund's meeting with Fernandez on Monday, his "Frente de Todos" coalition released a statement blasting the agreement.
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After the fund's meeting with Fernandez on Monday, his Frente de Todos coalition released a statement blasting the agreement.
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A group of activists, including two Democratic candidates for governor, took part in a rally this morning blasting Gov.
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We'd been drinking the whole day and blasting her music and somehow justified spending triple figures on a car.
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I imagined the cannons blasting a hole in the city's wall, soldiers' shouts, voices of women encouraging Mosul's defenders.
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Pro-Trump conservative blog Gateway Pundit cited the website's numbers in a post Thursday touting Trump and blasting Obama.
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Trump responded with near-monthly tweets blasting the company and calling for a boycott through the rest of 22019.
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Kasich went on to take some thinly veiled shots at Trump, blasting the GOP front-runner's negativity and divisiveness.
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Tech Tip Q. I worry about my children's hearing from blasting music through their phone earbuds at high volumes.
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As the blasting goes on, anger is building around the country from some members of Congress and their constituents.
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He's given numerous fiery speeches on the Senate floor blasting Trump on Ukraine — his mind is clearly made up.
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Loyal Republicans who served in the two Bush administrations, they appeared on television and wrote op-eds blasting him.
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Trump has long been critical of the 29-member military alliance, blasting allies for not spending enough on defense.
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The needle drops, it catches the groove, and then blasting out of your speakers is a series of onomatopoeias.
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Lest you think that Deadpool was only blasting us with stills and GIFs, here's some highlights of their video work.
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Then, I recruited a buddy to let me paint his car and drive it around the market with music blasting.
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Charles Barkley HATES LaVar Ball -- blasting the Big Baller as an "idiot" who should never be allowed on television again!
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So, the president&aposs lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, blasting the Special Counsel Robert Mueller and his merry band of Democratic donors.
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Montreal put the heat on Crawford with quality chances early, blasting six shots on net through the first seven minutes.
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Frankly, it's just not Christmas without Pops blasting that and Jose Feliciano's "Feliz Navidad" out of the station wagon's radio.
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In Tennessee, a woman at a convenience store captured this video of heavy wind and rain blasting the earth outside.
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For months, Trump has been blasting the Fed for the series of rate hikes it has undertaken since December 2015.
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Bendjima, however, denied the situation was romantic, blasting a tabloid report about the set of photos on his Instagram story.
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Unless you're the founder of Baby Foot, you probably often crave a relaxing, callus-blasting pedicure from time to time.
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Nothing in their life lines up with them beating up street thugs or blasting away space aliens in asteroid fields.
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" I screamed over the sound of rock music blasting from the speakers of a tropical-themed bar in Brooklyn. "Who?!
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Say I started drafting one of those essays-that-weren't, the one about blasting The Massacre with the windows down.
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If it was any other millennial show, Taylor Swift's "Welcome To New York" (blech) would be blasting at full volume.
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Trump is already doing this, blasting Clinton for working with Obama despite her criticism of him during the 2008 campaign.
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And those tours where you sit inside a gleaming SUV with the air conditioning blasting while it's 110 degrees outside?
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So yes, you can have a robot buddy follow you around while blasting Ludacris or whatever other music you like.
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Dude just cruised past me riding a lawn chair taped to an electric skateboard while vaping and blasting Jack Johnson.
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When you pull the trigger, that light sensor checks to see if there is white light blasting in its direction.
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But Emelianenko sat in Nogueira's guard, offering the Brazilian grips, stripping them and blasting him in the head each time.
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What if instead of blasting cargo into space on a rocket, we could fling it into space using a catapult?
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Liberal cable TV host Rachel Maddow has devoted several segments to blasting the organization for what she views as mistakes.
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And depending on how fast the air is blasting, the thrusters could pose risks to other cars on the road.
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Because the last frosts of spring are occurring earlier in the year, trees are blasting out pollen earlier as well.
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More protesters arrive around 15 minutes before the event is scheduled to begin, blasting Christian music and proselytizing via loudspeaker.
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The ladies eventually got their revenge on Corden: Beckham caught him off guard by blasting two apples into the plexiglass.
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Hanks and Mulaney both shared posts Saturday blasting FJ for stealing content and jokes from comedians and profiting from it.
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Campaign finance In 2012, the party included a platform plank blasting the Citizens United decision, then just two years old.
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The actress got a little flustered after Tina Turner started blasting from her iPhone during an interview with iTV's Lorraine.
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But after blasting jocks in that song, the band launches into a raw version of the insipid Gilligan's Island theme.
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Tyrese Gibson is once again blasting Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson in their ongoing feud surrounding the Fast and Furious movies.
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Rubio's super PAC, Conservative Solutions, put up two ads in New Hampshire, blasting Christie over his record in New Jersey.
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I drive home blasting Lizzo and eat the last of my quiche and a banana before getting into the shower.
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In one sequence, we see Supes blasting assorted bad guys with his heat vision while simultaneously flying about with ease.
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Japan's Hayabusa22 probe touched down successfully on the Ryugu asteroid late last week, blasting its surface and—hopefully—collecting samples.
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If nothing else, a field packed with amateur rocketeers blasting things toward the heavens is raucous to say the least.
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And one tweet with a GIF of Hank Scorpio, evil genius of The Simpsons, blasting a flamethrower and laughing maniacally.
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The government's increasingly bellicose stance comes as it has been blasting what it calls international "meddling" in the country's politics.
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Ryan is disloyal and a "weak and ineffective" leader, Trump said in a series of unflattering tweets blasting establishment Republicans.
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Both liberals and his GOP primary opponent quickly seized on the comment, blasting it out to reporters and on Twitter.
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Gwyneth Paltrow faced her demon head-on, and she's not hiding after publicly blasting Harvey Weinstein for sexually harassing her.
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This proof-of-concept device is actually blasting me with ultrasonic waves that feel freakishly like a stream of air.
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The president also singled out several Freedom Caucus members in particular, publicly blasting them for not backing the GOP bill.
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In that sense, Friday's tweet storm blasting Comey and the "fake media" was just the capstone of a madcap week.
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But Warren and Sanders this week came out strongly against the measure, blasting it as a giveaway to pharmaceutical companies.
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What's actually happening is RTB does the equivalent of blasting everything it knows about you through a giant global megaphone.
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Blasting someone with radiation to expose them to another dimension sounds a lot like Desmond getting blasted into the afterlife.
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The Trump administration wants to expand seismic blasting and offshore drilling, wreaking havoc on our seas and jeopardizing coastal economies.
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The DJs -- Shortkutz and Chris Magic -- recognized the Bon Jovi rocker and started blasting the Hall of Fame band's hits.
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Jennifer Lawrence has joined the chorus blasting Harvey Weinstein for suggesting she's fine with his conduct, at least toward her.
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President Donald Trump, then a private citizen, wrote a post on Twitter at the time blasting Roberts for his vote.
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Were your Walkman headphones glued to your ears, except when you were blasting your favorite cassettes on your boom box?
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Running around in Zomburbia while blasting AI-controlled foes — either as a Plant or a Zombie — is great, mindless fun.
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So are jet dryers really a germ-blasting machine or is it all a conspiracy funded by Big Paper Towel?
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Blasting all of your formerly tagged contacts with notifications can not only be annoying, it can be damaging to you.
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To this day, you'll hear the Misfits, the Ramones, or similar classic punk bands blasting as Ridgway cooks your order.
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Letting users check-in privately to record their favorite spots without blasting the world about where they are makes sense.
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Being public editor of The Times has been a wild ride, as one controversy after another came blasting into sight.
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Nigerian soldiers responded with heavy force, blasting away at the group and eventually routing much of the movement in 2009.
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We were in the band room having a party, and we were blasting that song and I remember everyone dancing.
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The brilliantly dynamic "Withering" flirts with dissonance, blasting into black metal fury and back again over its nearly 13 minutes.
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The religious music blasting from his boom box reminds me of the white noise machines you find in psychotherapists' offices.
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The Republican Jewish Coalition dropped a half-million dollars last month to run an ad blasting Wallace for those donations.
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Khizr Khan gave a speech blasting Trump for his rhetoric toward Muslims, while Ghazala Khan stood silently by his side.
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It would fast-track approval for seismic airgun blasting, which can deafen and kill endangered species like the right whale.
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The Democratic Party on Tuesday tweeted a message endorsing a video of celebrity scientist Bill Nye blasting climate change deniers.
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It was Mr. Hubacek's innovation to add the blasting agents, which he read about as a technique for paper conservation.
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WHAT THEY'RE SAYING: HAPPY THURSDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we'll be blasting Prince all night in his memory.
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Zinke responded by blasting Patagonia as a "special interest" that is using the monument issue to help their bottom line.
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" The fastest Model S is the P100D, blasting from 0 to 60 mph in about 2.5 seconds in "Ludicrous Mode.
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Sanders responded to Amazon in a statement on Wednesday, blasting the company over its hiring practices and pay for workers.
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A Nest smart thermostat Coming home to a comfortable temperature is possible without blasting the AC or heat all day.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders issued a statement blasting the paper and denying that Trump had made the comments.
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The rock star has been blasting Kaepernick at his concerts for a while -- pissed off over his national anthem protest.
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The group alleges Octea poisoned the water, destroyed houses and failed to relocate hundreds of households away from the blasting.
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The Asian American Journalists Association | AAJC issued a statement on Wednesday blasting the video and demanding that the network apologize.
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This isn't blasting content to thousands of people, sliding it to one, or jamming it into a utilitarian message thread.
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In 2010, for instance, Flynn co-wrote a paper blasting the ways the US military was gathering intelligence in Afghanistan.
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To commit some of the most heinous driver offenses like bad smells in the car and blasting out terrible music.
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If you're getting sick of mindlessly blasting zombies in every other video game, give "The Wolf Among Us" a try.
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In March, she wrote an op-ed blasting Cuomo's education policies, which she called dangerously close to those of DeVos.
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Ryan Getzlaf evened the count by blasting a shot from the high slot at 6:50 of the final period.
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To music blasting from a boombox, dancers face off with strutting, swiveling moves, their limbs snapping into bold, hieroglyphic shapes.
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One of the last times we see the children, beautifully lit by Paul Whitaker, they're imagining themselves blasting into space.
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Another told the Toldeo Blade that they often saw the young man sitting inside of the car blasting Polka music.
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Meanwhile, you're just riding around on a bull blasting gorillas in the face with a rifle, which is extremely badass.
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Role models The administration's response to the virus was widely criticized, with critics especially blasting the slow rollout of testing.
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Later Thursday, the Global Times, another state-run media outlet in China, published an editorial blasting MTR for encouraging protesters.
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As per family tradition, music was blasting, food was being served and family members were lined up to catch throws.
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The city, in return, supplied the soundtrack: "Dancing Queen" blasting from a car window; a chorus of rush-hour horns.
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" Fox on Thursday used profanity while blasting Trump's proposed barrier, adding that the real estate tycoon is "crazy" and "egocentric.
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Afterwards, the truck is stripped down to just its frame before it is thoroughly cleaned via water blasting and sanding.
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NIOSH said in its report that the respiratory gear blasting workers wear appeared to provide adequate protection from potential exposure.
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Each business has dueling, high-decibel soundtracks blasting from "speakers mounted outside, just pumping noise in the street," he added.
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Republicans have largely stuck by him, blasting the impeachment push as a partisan exercise that has given them little input.
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They loaded their weapons in a North Carolina field and fired at the Tannerite-filled cooler, blasting it into bits.
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Standing in his two-room home, Joshua Lesete points to wall cracks he attributes to blasting at the Mogalakwena mine.
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As a result, some of the Cavaliers took to blasting music that featured the word "thug" whenever Beilein was near.
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Recently, headphones blasting "Seven Nation Army" for courage, I began to fill out my application for my state's health exchange.
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They invested heavily in hiring armed guards, who showed no hesitation at blasting the fiberglass skiffs out of the water.
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Right after the results on Tuesday, Schnatter issued a statement blasting Chief Executive Officer Steve Ritchie for the poor results.
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You reach for half a day, then you broad reach with the tunes blasting for the rest of the time.
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Steep for sure, but everyone who rode in the XC60 loved hearing concert hall mode and blasting their favorite songs.
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Blasting NFL players who protest the national anthem Trump's campaign rally Friday night covered issues beyond legislative and international affairs.
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Cash only, hand-Sharpied price tags, boom box blasting the salsa monga of Víctor Manuelle, El Sonero de la Juventud.
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Arkansas senator Tom Cotton spent five minutes at a Senate hearing on Tuesday blasting WeWork cofounder Adam Neumann&aposs leadership.
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It's between those who feel the headwinds of globalization blasting in their faces, they want closed border, closed trade, security.
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The California Republican hailed news of the probe ending Thursday, while blasting the panel for not issuing a decision sooner.
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That's when the congressman asked Oliver how much louder than the air horn he thinks seismic air gun blasting is.
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Twitter exploded with condemnation of Trump's supine stance toward Putin, with Republican and Democratic elected officials alike blasting the president.
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Now, he's blasting the firefighters at the Federal Reserve who are attempting to prevent runaway inflation by raising interest rates.
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Blasting the tax-cut law that Mr. Trump visited Nevada to tout, Ms. Warren suggested she was just getting started.
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It hit a government law building within earshot, blasting debris through the shattering windows that ripped through his new painting.
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Still focused on blasting enemy air defenses, the flying branch eventually added radar-homing missiles to the pilotless plane's arsenal.
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If we were more aware of the harms of blasting loud music, we would reduce noise pollution from the source.
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You can also adjust your settings to get Facebook to stop blasting you with ads from outside websites you've visited.
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Literally, the script opens with this sort of VO [voiceover] kind of blasting Hollywood and giving them the middle finger.
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He's presumably talking about Kylo Ren, who we see piloting his fighter, only to hesitate before blasting his mother's Resistance ship.
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The 23-year-old, who captured baseball's attention by blasting 10 home runs in the season's first month, is hitting just .
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" He said in a statement, however, that she should not serve as a scapegoat, blasting Trump for "terrible and cruel policies.
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Blast The AC Blasting the AC for the time it takes to have sex won't effect your electricity bill that much.
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And Iran is Putin&aposs puppet, and he&aposs rhetorically blasting Iran and he&aposs actually bombing their other puppet Syria.
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DON LEMON, CNN: He has gone from snarling alpha dog in Brussels blasting our allies to Putin&aposs lapdog in Helsinki.
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But this led to yet another tie, with England blasting 15 runs and then conceding the same tally to New Zealand.
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LMFAOOOOO dawg why my homey sent me a snap of Sicko Mode the dirty version blasting in JetBlue terminal at JFK??????
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Bouche allegedly fired one round into a classroom -- the shotgun blasting through the door and hitting the student in the ankle.
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Does pressurizing the product and blasting it as a fine aerosol toward your most sensitive mucus membranes really improve the situation?
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Desiigner's gotta pay up for blasting a girl online by claiming she's a scam artist ... and he didn't even fight it.
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A worker blasting some dirty-ass snowPhoto: APMy apologies to anyone who doesn't happen to live in the Northeastern United States.
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While blasting trance I found an unused whiteboard and used it to chart out a to-do list for the week.
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The issue last peaked in 2016, when a hive of call centers overseas was responsible for blasting out a similar scam.
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President Trump putting America first and blasting NATO over defense spending in what&aposs shaping up to be a tense summit.
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Clinton previewed an attack line she will likely use against Sanders on Thursday by blasting the Vermont senator's stance on immigration.
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Yet you guys talk about blasting Taylor Swift and other pop in the van and go see Carly Rae Jepsen live.
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Believing the main compound door to be booby trapped, they entered in just seconds by blasting through the wall, said Trump.
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Prosecutors had asked that Turner be sentenced to six years in prison, and critics are blasting the decision as too lenient.
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The presumptive Republican nominee spent the past 24 hours blasting his likely opponent, Hillary Clinton, and his most provocative antagonist, Sen.
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" On Friday, Fred and Cindy Warmbier weighed in, blasting Trump's support for Kim: "We have been respectful during this summit process.
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This staggeringly offensive advert is attracting outrage on both the Chinese and wider web, with users blasting it for being racist.
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Each shot from your automatic causes the bikers to crash and explode in unpredictable ways, the debris blasting in your direction.
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But it won't be with fancy Space Marines, blasting into orbit to engage in hand-to-hand combat in zero gravity.
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President Trump himself has weighed in on the debate, blasting the NFL for not forcing players to stand during the anthem.
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In another home video, young Fisher runs along the Great Wall of China, blasting music and pulling strangers in to dance.
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But instead of blasting off directly from the ground like a typical rocket, LauncherOne will start its journey on a runway.
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Five hours of full-volume-blasting Speedy Ortiz later and the Sennys had puzzlingly brought the battery down to 90 percent.
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The Madcap Brothers tried to answer that question by pitting a lightsaber-wielding amateur Jedi against a fireworks-blasting pretend wizard.
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Think 30 to 60-year-olds typing to Otis Redding, not post-frat bros blasting Tupac, says Industrious CEO Jamie Hodari.
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By 211pm Friday, many of the hopefuls have been treated to Alltech's blank walls and blasting air conditioning for eight hours.
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Once you understand that, it's not really a surprise that the workouts we describe as "fat-blasting" don't work as advertised.
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Providence won the 2K Tournament title Friday night by blasting St. Louis 90-63 at Madison Square Garden in New York.
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When I'm on Christopher Street at two in the morning, they're blasting MikeQ beats, and they're perfecting their vogue to it.
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Turn on Fox News on any given night, and you'll hear pundits blasting illegal aliens, radical Islamic terrorism, and corporate regulations.
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As they danced to music blasting from speakers set up on a truck, police with water cannon circulated in the area.
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Category 4 Hurricane Nicole is blasting the island with hurricane force winds and a storm surge of 22016 to 22 feet.
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Round two, meanwhile, saw Colombo reclaim the fight's momentum, blasting his exhausted foe with knees and repeatedly threatening with guillotine chokes.
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The car was blasting David Bowie music as it left Earth to follow Mars in an elliptical orbit around the Sun.
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A minivan was blasting through the parking lot and I wouldn't have seen it otherwise until I was halfway pulled out.
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"Bounce" and "Gotta Lotta" might satisfy if heard blasting from the radio; everything else gets the job done and nothing more.
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Ted Cruz Reality Check: Cruz on Obamacare as a job-killer By Tami Luhby, CNNMoney Blasting Obamacare fell to Texas Sen.
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The Arizona senator issued a scathing statement blasting Trump for criticizing the parents of a fallen Muslim U.S. soldier on Monday.
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Everyone wanted to spend Friday in a cloud of smoke, blasting the new Sleep and eating Cheetos on the astral plane.
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Lin also plays with the Pokémon franchise by picturing Pikachu with a human face blasting out of a young man's pants.
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It's a good start, but to stop the blasting and drilling, we need to pressure our elected officials to do more.
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Glazer UNLOADED -- blasting the guy as a total piece of garbage who doesn't deserve the PRIVILEGE of playing in the NFL.
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He cedes the heroism to Emily Blunt's Rita Vrataski for much of the movie, before blasting the Louvre and saving mankind.
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Sharon Osbourne was true to form Wednesday night ... blasting people who think James Franco should hide in shame on Oscar night.
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It spent much of President Obama's term blasting the administration for being too open about dealing with adversaries such as Iran.
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In radio terms, the AirCard was noisy, blasting out data in all directions like a barking dog on a busy street.
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Put these three moves together and you'll be able to put on a killer performance with anything blasting in the background.
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It's why, even in 2017, we're still blasting her early songs on Spotify and following her now-famous catwalks on Instagram.
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The tweet followed a stream of messages Trump posted blasting a report alleging Russia has compromising information on the president-elect.
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Trump has been blasting "You Can't Always Get What You Want" and "Start Me Up" at his rallies in recent weeks.
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They're known as cringeworthy expressions of teenage angst, the video equivalent of slamming the door to your room and blasting Slipknot.
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Most days, the room is abuzz with the sound of international soccer games on television and an espresso maker blasting steam.
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In 1999, however, Trump penned an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal blasting former President Reagan's administration over the law.
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The National Union of Journalists in the Philippines put out a statement defending Ressa and blasting the government for the arrest.
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A time-lapse video posted Friday by Ahmed Alyafai in Dhofar Governorate showed strong winds blasting palm trees on the coast.
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A spokesperson for Kerry pushed back on Pompeo's comments Friday in a fiery statement blasting "alternative facts" from the Trump administration.
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After blasting her in Twitter tirades and during campaign trail speeches, Donald Trump is turning to Snapchat to attack Hillary Clinton.
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A vast stretch of water off the East Coast, from Delaware to Florida, is currently at risk from seismic airgun blasting.
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Perfect for a conference or long meeting when AC will be blasting and men in suits are 'fine' while women freeze!
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It's a great way to follow games without cloistering yourself under headphones or blasting the play-by-play at others nearby.
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That giant cauldron of water may be simmering down, but it's like some idiot started blasting the radiator in the kitchen.
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Just a supermassive black hole blasting a giant x-ray beam over a 300,000 light year-wide gulf of intergalactic space.
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The experiment would mimic, on a tiny scale, how large volcanic eruptions cool the earth by blasting ash into the atmosphere.
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" Trump Jr. fired back on Tuesday afternoon, blasting the legal analyst on Twitter as a "partisan liberal hack" and a "scumbag.
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These volunteer patrols functioned like neighborhood watch groups, mostly cracking down on young men speeding, blasting music and harassing teenage girls.
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The Interior Department is blasting a Republican bill that would abolish armed law enforcement bodies in two federal land management agencies.
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Trump's remarks sparked a flurry of backlash, with Democrats and a handful of Republicans blasting the comments as racist and xenophobic.
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Once, the then-President took the band behind the Oval Office to reveal a stereo set blasting their songs, Bonsall said.
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With a unified voice, more than 100 coastal communities said "no" to offshore oil drilling and seismic blasting in the Atlantic.
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This year is on track to be the hottest on record, blasting past the previous records set in 1003 and 2014.
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The liberal judicial activist group Demand Justice is targeting Facebook with ads blasting the company for sponsoring the Federalist Society's event.
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Obama has signed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) each year, but last November, he included a statement blasting those restrictions.
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" JUST IN: Melania Trump spox responds to Ivana Trump's assertion ("I'm first lady") blasting it as "attention seeking & self-serving noise.
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Here's hoping that the new owner's first action item is to jump on the bed while blasting Sir-Mix-a-Lot.
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George Springer changed that by blasting a slider over the wall in left center, cutting the Yankees' lead to 6-5.
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Which is what he did on Sunday, though he and Sasha were too busy blasting Saviors to discuss their future together.
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More than 28500 municipalities on the East and West coasts have passed resolutions against offshore oil drilling and seismic airgun blasting.
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Damage to the ocean and marine life starts when oil companies conduct seismic blasting to seek oil under the sea floor.
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Blasting private information out publicly causes harassment, which led Secret to flame out and give investors back some of their money.
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Dr. Luke is blasting Kesha, her lawyer and maybe even Taylor Swift ... unleashing for the first time about Kesha's rape allegations.
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It may have also cowed his opponents, who didn't want to be blasting a man who'd just survived a knife attack.
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Even in a modern skyscraper, the air conditioning can do so much when the bright sun is blasting through the windows.
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U.S. nuclear missiles and bombers start blasting North Korea's nuclear forces and underground bunkers where the Dear Leader may be hiding.
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The Colombian team likes to play the racy, rousing rhythms of salsa; Uruguay's fans are blasting melodic yet swaggering rock music.
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The same fingerprints were always found on blasting caps or on the tape inside pressure plates; repeat offenders were the norm.
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They have set up a few tables on their stoop, hung up a sign, and are blasting music to attract customers.
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Blowback to this idea was fierce and immediate, with many blasting the academy president, John Bailey, who is himself a cinematographer.
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Romero's faked shots are constant and he is just as happy to physically unbalance an opponent before blasting in as well.
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He told on others when he believed they were in sin, participated in blasting, and "dealt with" people who needed it.
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Some say blasting him publicly will only make him dig in on protectionist measures, a central component of his 2016 campaign.
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Hillary Clinton fought tweetstorm with tweetstorm Friday, blasting Donald Trump in a series of Twitter posts in response to his own.
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CBP officials describe the work as "controlled blasting" needed to erect a 30-foot steel wall across 43 miles of desert.
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I was in a car on the way to a photo shoot, sitting silently as this music was absolutely blasting. Panic!
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Fighting has started anew and foreign shipments of arms have resumed, blasting apart attempts by world leaders to broker a truce.
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After blasting quarterback Baker Mayfield with a big play in the backfield to end the first half, Bosa planted the flag.
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Liu Yingjie, 41, a taxi driver, said he had mastered the routine of regularly blasting the catkins off his car's engine.
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Beer was served upon entering, and guests stood in a theater where hip-hop music was blasting to watch the show.
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The soldiers then saunter up to the wounded, blasting them in the head with assault rifles from a few feet away.
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"It's hard to see the blasting that you showed on the video today," Norris said, taking a moment to steady himself.
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Protesters turned out around the country, blasting the president's control of the Supreme Court, the National Assembly and the elections council.
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At the time, Omar accused Trump of "stoking white nationalism" with his remarks while also blasting him as corrupt and inept.
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Trump is blasting back at Sanders and others who have said that the president should have gone to Congress before striking.
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It was a small working-class audience and Sanders, after blasting Biden on Iran for the cameras, returned to health care.
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The F-16s had bombed the parliament building, blasting holes in the façade and scattering chunks of concrete in the hallways.
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At his best, Cilic plays a menacing brand of tennis, blasting aces, ripping groundstrokes and moving forward to knock off volleys.
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The belief is that Democrats -- blasting the White House on multiple fronts -- miscalculated by not making a more targeted opening burst.
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Of course, blasting music into your ears while you exercise could have the opposite effect and do damage to your hearing.
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And lawmakers are blasting the Trump administration for failing to impose new Russia-related sanctions that some had expected this week.
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The only thing more annoying than someone taking over the TV room with a show you hate blasting on full volume?
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A Japanese spacecraft landed on an asteroid after blasting it with a bullet in order to collect samples of subsurface rock.
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Democrats and civil rights groups ripped Trump's pardon on Friday, noting Arpaio's past conviction and blasting his policing policies as racist.
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On December 26, Trump posted four tweets blasting House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) for not doing more to address homelessness.
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They will be blasting protest playlists while carrying posters and flags, from the familiar rainbow to the worn colors of Haiti.
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After blasting off layers of paint, they found several sections that had rusted through, leaving holes as big as silver dollars.
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The most conservative senators are already blasting the first draft as not doing nearly enough to slow entitlement spending, with Sen.
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He'd say it was the best we could do, privately, and then fund-raise by blasting me for the same deals.
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Romanik, who works for KQQZ 1190 AM, was blasting Waka for wiping his ass with a Trump jersey during a concert.
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But Legacy says Flair's allegations are "baseless and defamatory" -- and they're respectfully BLASTING the guy in a statement to TMZ Sports.
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It is based on the JASSM air-to-ground missile, also known as the " terrorist killer" for its bunker-blasting capability.
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The new Azealia Banks album was blasting, and there was "a mountain of cocaine" in the middle of the coffee table.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is proposing to keep exposure limits at the previous level for the shipyard and construction industries and has asked the public to comment on whether existing standards covering abrasive blasting in construction, abrasive blasting in shipyards, and welding in shipyards provide adequate protection for workers engaged in these operations.
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I got out of my tent to find my sled completely buried from an all night blasting of wind and snow drift.
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Before I knew it, the helicopter was upon us, wind blasting down on me (an incredibly effective bit of sensory tie-in).
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With nearly 10,000 followers, he seemed comfortable with the form, blasting out observations and occasionally stinging criticisms of the local political scene.
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Sure enough, I was soon boarding a standing-room-only, music-blasting bus for the one-hour, 65-cent ride to Quingeo.
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Journalists should not encounter hostile crowds who are egged on by a politician blasting the "rigged media," as occurred in the campaign.
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When we come back, President Trump blasting obstructionist Democrats, calling on lawmakers to finally act on immigration reform and do their job.
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Photo: GettyOn Saturday, Gizmodo published a 10-page-long screed written by Google software engineer James Damore blasting the company's diversity policies.
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Colton is up against vicious odds, with 24 women — all of whom are actually fairly interesting — blasting their charisma around the room.
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Every other player converted their spot kicks and Edison Flores sealed Peru's place in the last four by blasting past Fernando Muslera.
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This collider accelerates a beam of electrons to high energies before blasting it into a fixed target—in this case, atomic nuclei.
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