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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I look up and there's a guy with a gun blasting away.
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Like roving hair dryers blasting away the earth, the method drives neighbors nuts.
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"I look up and there is a guy with a gun blasting away," said Brooks.
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First, because it has more weaponry and men, it can, essentially, keep blasting away longer.
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Jared told his brother about one particular firefight where he was blasting away with the .
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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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When things get too "intimate," you must face a final boss while simultaneously blasting away remaining unmentionables.
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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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This addition was inspired by Duck Hunt's "Game C," which has the shooter blasting away at clay pigeons.
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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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Nothing in their life lines up with them beating up street thugs or blasting away space aliens in asteroid fields.
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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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Phoenix serial shooter He almost always struck at night, standing next to his car and blasting away complete strangers with his pistol.
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Both Morgan and Mobley get brief star turns, the younger trumpeter blasting away first and the saxophonist rising to match his energy.
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The video, captured during a live webcast of the New Shepard rocket launch, shows the crew capsule blasting away from the rocket's booster.
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The man called "the serial street shooter" usually struck at night, standing outside his car and blasting away with a semi-automatic pistol.
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It typically took three days of air and artillery bombardment to expose the bunkers by blasting away the trees and other overhead cover.
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But Perron restored the Blues' two-goal margin about six minutes later, blasting away on the power play from straight away out high.
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We were especially satisfied with its window cleaning ability, blasting away embedded dirt effortlessly, drying fast and leaving the glass shiny and smear-free.
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Keep in mind that there are more sane ways of dealing with a pesky drone pilot than blasting away at a drone with a shotgun.
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McGregor is lethal when his force connects on an exposed jawline or temple but blasting away at Diaz's skull didn't have nearly the same effect.
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Pharmaceuticals were involved in a lot of careers at that time, but only they and Sammy Sosa were blasting away at anything like this rate.
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Do you want to blow off some steam by blasting away a thousand alien soldiers while luxuriating in the most badass graphics you've ever seen?
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But instead of blasting away at Par 250's with a trusty driver, he rarely approached the tee with anything heavier than a three-wood.
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But it's not all charging and blasting away; there's a great deal of sophistication and restraint that goes into how the eel distributes the electric boogaloo.
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But there's nothing quite like being in an empty theater, the air conditioning blasting away, while you're enjoying a film free from judgment or rude voices.
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Nailing perfect Chain Hooks on the enemy Ana and Genji while blasting away the heavies with his ultimate, Taimou dissolved Afreeca Blue's offense to end the round.
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And there's no better way to blanket your home in an eerie layer of fog than with a professional-grade CO22 cannon blasting away all night long.
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That way they can keep the air conditioner blasting away in their absence and not have to suffer a few minutes' stickiness upon return while the temperature falls.
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He spent four years fighting, bombed from the skies and blasting away on guns almost too heavy to hold against an enemy sometimes less than a mile away.
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" Researchers believe that the Chinese captured the code "from an NSA attack on their own computers — like a gunslinger who grabs an enemy's rifle and starts blasting away.
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Trump committed an unforced error himself, when he called into Fox News last night, taking attention away from a series of speakers blasting away at Hillary Clinton on Benghazi.
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The latest addition to that line is the formidable Nemesis MXVII-1oK which comes with a massive 100-shot hopper that keeps you blasting away for almost half a minute.
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It was only when he returned to Iwo Jima some three hours after completing the mission that he learned the war had formally ended while he was still blasting away.
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The thought that some good might come of a large number of armed people, panicky and only loosely trained, all blasting away in one area is the real madness here.
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Our Huey gunships soon arrived on the scene delivering heavy fire with M-60 machine guns and rockets blasting away from behind our positions over our heads into those bunkers.
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Suspect arrested after pistol found in pawn shop The man called "the serial street shooter" usually struck at night, standing outside his car and blasting away with a semi-automatic pistol.
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They intercepted the tools from an N.S.A. attack on their own computers, "like a gunslinger who grabs an enemy's rifle and starts blasting away," and then used them against ally nations.
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What millions of Americans regard, echoing Wendell Phillips, as a violation of the nation's "common" and "moral sense," a roughly equal number view as a strong leader blasting away at his enemies.
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The booster on this flight, designated B1046, has flown to space three times previously, but this time the violent forces of the Crew Dragon blasting away will cause it to be destroyed.
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The NYK Group's Anti-Piracy Curtain features dangling hoses with high-pressure nozzles that thrash wildly alongside the ship, blasting away even the most adept climber and flooding a skiff in minutes.
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In Michigan, Trump drowned out Kasich's modest Midwestern job-creating executive appeal, blasting away at trade deals and winning big among the Reagan Democrats he says he can bring into the GOP fold.
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Trump spent the day blasting away at Democrats' alleged recalcitrance and hinting strongly that he planned to declare the US southern border a national emergency if no compromise with Democrats could be reached.
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TEHRAN — Perplexed residents of Tehran focused their eyes — and smartphones — upward on Monday afternoon as antiaircraft weapons hidden on rooftops suddenly began blasting away at "an unidentified flying object" in the clear sky.
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Not by firing photons and measuring how long they take to return, but by blasting away grime that might block the view of the cameras at the core of the electric automaker's Autopilot system.
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Yesterday Hall's new studio, RocketWerkz, announced the Steam Early Access release of Out of Ammo, an HTC Vive-exclusive virtual reality strategy shooter that involves blasting away blocky soldiers who look like refugees from Minecraft.
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That, and allegations that hackers threw the election, has had President-elect Donald Trump blasting away at the effort -- dubbing it a scam, and firing off his own allegations of voter fraud in states Clinton won.
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Chinese hackers intercepted the tools from an N.S.A attack on their own computers, "like a gunslinger who grabs an enemy's rifle and starts blasting away," Nicole Perlroth, David Sanger and Scott Shane of the NYT write.
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The Trump campaign touted Jason Miller's hiring in an email sent Tuesday, but when Miller was a top aide for the Texas senator -- and top Trump primary opponent -- Ted Cruz, he was blasting away at Trump online.
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As the two men tore around the corner on to South Carrollton Avenue, police said Hicks began blasting away, leaving seven shell casings on the street and sending a bullet through the window of an occupied row home.
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Turr is the local name for the murre, which looks something like a diminutive, flying penguin, and men in boats are blasting away at it in the only legal, non-aboriginal hunt of migratory seabirds in North America.
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In the same year we saw Mario turn into a T. rex and a taxi, it's still perhaps more unsettling to see him crouched behind cover, blasting away at enemies with the Mushroom Kingdom's version of a plasma gun.
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To make way for the expanding border wall, contractors hired by the Trump administration are presently blasting away protected land in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument — a park established more than 80 years ago by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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At no point was I discouraged from standing in front of an enemy and blasting away, and with all my stats in leadership and charisma, my companion characters received bonuses to deal devastating strikes with their unique-abilities practically at-will.
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Unfortunately, that's pretty much the extent of what Anthem gets right — and to be clear, it really can be fun when you're actually in the middle of a firefight, blasting away, doing combos with friends, taking on hordes of bad guys.
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Clinton's campaign has also recognized that selling her as change agent is an uphill battle and spent more time during the convention highlighting her competence and experience while blasting away at Trump as someone unfit to serve in the Oval Office.
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"Turr is the local name for the murre, which looks something like a diminutive, flying penguin, and men in boats are blasting away at it in the only legal, nonaboriginal hunt of migratory seabirds in North America," Mr. Smith wrote.
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People who love morning showers will tell you there is no better start to the day than by blasting away unruly bed hair and the crust of sleep, or for those who are particularly ambitious, wash off after a morning workout.
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Carl Sagan, on the other hand, was a ruthless killer who preferred to get up in the mandibles of the aliens he murdered, slicing up anyone that came close with a glowing electric machete, and blasting away anything else with a souped-up shotgun.
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For if a vote for Mr Trump feels like an act of self-defence, his supporters no more want him to be fact-checked or nagged than they themselves would care to be second-guessed after blasting away at a shadowy figure on a darkened porch.
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Anyone who studies his efficient pull-up numbers and then watches clips of him blasting away with that impossibly quick release can't help but be seduced (several brands are betting on this, too; he just signed with Adidas, and starred in his own Foot Locker promo).
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Based on the timing of the attacks and clues in the computer code, researchers with the firm Symantec believe the Chinese did not steal the code but captured it from an N.S.A. attack on their own computers — like a gunslinger who grabs an enemy's rifle and starts blasting away.
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Billions Andrew Bird's "Oh No," the catchy little song that opens and closes "Short Squeeze," seems at first like an ironic counterpoint to the action, a cute harmony of whistling and acoustic guitar set against footage of Mick Danzig, a portfolio manager, drunkenly blasting away at deer with a semiautomatic at 4:42 a.m.
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This excerpt takes place in the first three hours of the mission, when the crew—space veterans Frank Borman and Jim Lovell and rookie Bill Anders—have arrived in Earth orbit and are preparing to light their engine for the maneuver known as translunar injection (TLI), blasting away from the home planet and out toward the moon.
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There's enforcement of a sort in the new exploration game for the PS4 and PC. There I was, just blasting away picturesque rocks and plants into iron and carbon for my ship with a green beam—not unlike watering the lawn with a hose—when some buzzing little "sentinel" robots show up and start firing at me.
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" Then the Times reported last month that the theft wasn't an inside job so much as a self-inflicted wound: A cyberfirm's postmortem report determined that before hackers published the NSA's most valuable malicious code online, they had been captured by Chinese intelligence operatives "from an NSA attack on their own computers—like a gunslinger who grabs an enemy's rifle and starts blasting away.
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"Colossus" is a song of masculine self-examination — "I am my father's son/His shadow weighs a ton" — accelerating into catharsis: tapping, then pounding, then blasting away at a fierce drone chord, then swerving into a major-key punk confrontation as Mr. Talbot, snarling, "I don't want to be your man," compares himself to Stone Cold Steve Austin, Fred Astaire, Evel Knievel and, yes, Jesus Christ.
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Here are a few examples of how the sensors reacted to different events — and what the reaction suggests… Cleaning products can temporarily spike tVOC levels: Changing bed sheets can also look pretty disturbing… An evening BBQ on a nearby roof terrace appears much, much worse though: And opening the balcony door to the street on a busy Saturday afternoon is just… insane… Uh-oh, algorithm malfunction… After a few minutes of leaving the balcony door open one fateful Saturday afternoon, which almost instantly sent the unit into max fan speed overdrive, I was surprised to find the fan still blasting away an hour later, and then three hours later, and at bedtime, and in the morning.
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He then descends through rocky caverns blasting away the rocks as he goes. Upon reaching the bottom of the caves he must negotiate a series of platform screens before reaching his goal and attaining glory.
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In modern times, this size of shotgun shell has a use in cleaning kilns, by blasting away deposits from a distance. This can be done while the kiln is in operation in some instances. Various loadings are in production for different industrial uses.
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Sometimes, for budget reasons, and where traffic is fairly low, bridges exist as single-track corridors. Tunnels in remote areas can also be one lane when the tunnel is short and traffic is low, when building a hill or blasting away the mountain is too cost prohibitive.
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Carol soon becomes possessed by the thing in the jar as well, playing sexual violent games with Howard and Peggy, terrorizing Peggy at every turn, and ultimately turning on Murray, leading to a hyper-violent climax which has nearly everyone blasting away at their co-conspirator with automatic weaponry.
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This second volume was edited by art historian Julia Friedman. This book is a 124-page collection of fragments selected from Wasted Words, the vast digital discourse from Dave Hickey's social media pages during June 2014 and March 2015. These writings highlight verbal riffs of Hickey blasting away at digital natives and his online-audience.
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Round 5 saw Truax blasting away at DeGale on the ropes with right uppercuts and left hooks. The uppercuts from Truax snapped DeGale’s chin back repeatedly, however he made it to the end of the round. Truax stated he and his team watched tapes of DeGale vs. Jack and realised DeGale didn't like pressure put on him.
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They did have for tunneling truck-mounted water- cooled compressed air drills called "Jumbos." After the initial holes were drilled into the substrata, dynamite was used for blasting away the rock.Blue Ridge Parkway tunnels Concrete lining was done during construction due to tunnel cave-ins.Blue Ridge Parkway Tunnels This concrete lining was first used in the Devil's Courthouse Tunnel.
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Around a hundred of the Bourbon force, including their colonel, were captured. Hundreds more were killed, either by defending fire or by falling off the Rock while attempting to flee. Only a few, including Simón Susarte, made it back to the Bourbon lines. The English subsequently ensured that there would be no repeat of this episode by blasting away the path used by the Spanish.
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The gameplay consists of controlling a tank through an expansive, outdoor landscape. Each map has at least two bases - one for green team, and one for the yellow (red in the PC version) team. Initially, the base locations were hidden from the players, so an extensive search of the landscape had to be conducted first. Nonetheless, many players chose to rampage around the map, simply blasting away.
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The "Source" or at least its physical incarnation, appears to defend his claims and leads Infinity-Man to battle Mister Miracle, now empowered with the Anti-Life Equation, near the Source Wall. Infinity-Man pushes Mister Miracle into battle, duping him into blasting away the Second Wall, and letting the Source and the Anti-Life reunite. Infinity-Man is seemingly destroyed by Mister Miracle's attack.
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McGugin enrolled at Drake University and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1901. He played football at Drake for two years at the guard and tackle positions and "was considered one of the best players that Drake ever had."1903 Michiganensian, p. 142. After one victory he purchased a small brass cannon and fired it at regular fifteen-minute intervals, nodding politely to neighbors' Sabbath complaints and merrily blasting away.
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Under cover of the smoke from the two artilleries blasting away at each other, the French divisions struck Reisner's gun line from both flanks. While some horsemen began cutting down the gunners, the others galloped among the Austrian cavalry which was formed up behind the guns. The results of the cavalry action are not disputed. A French dragoon killed Wolfskeel in personal combat, while his second-in-command Hager became a prisoner.
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Dudintsev wrote a book of short stories, Among Seven Bogatyrs, which he published in 1953. Several of the stories in that book deal with an explosives team, blasting away mountainsides for a new railroad. While travelling, Dudintsev heard a story about a worker who could not convince his superiors that he had discovered a valuable nickel deposit, because the discovery went against Soviet dogma. This became the basis of Not by Bread Alone.
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At 5:00 a.m, the six French vessels (two frigates, two smaller armed ships, and two schooners), commanded by Captain Jean Vauquelin, had set sail when the British vessels appeared. The French vessels immediately cut their cables; in the confusion forced herself too close to shore and ran aground. The two British frigates meanwhile sailed past blasting away at her but instead of stopping, they ignored her and pursued , which joined the French transport vessels at Cap-Rouge.
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I assumed the enemy was withdrawing to regroup on Sapper Hill and the last thing I wanted was another major battle. Eventually, we got the artillery and started blasting away with everything else we had as well. But as soon as we opened up we got very accurate artillery fire back at our own position. I guessed that they were adjusting onto our muzzle flashes so I told all the company to stop firing with their small arms.
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He is washed to shore, with memories of the life he had, and the woman he loved and lost. Alone on a desert island, he fights to survive, eating the local, tropical vegetation. When a leopard finds and attacks him, he unexpectedly emits a blast of radiation that vaporizes the big cat's body. Eventually, he learns to use this power to his benefit, killing animals for food, and blasting away holes in the rock faces for shelter.
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But at just about that time a Jap tank rolled up and began blasting away. I knew I had to get out of there, so I ran for the beach, zigzagging in and out with the tank chasing me. I'm sure I'd be lying out there somewhere now, if it hadn't been for one of our own tanks, which luckily showed up while I was doing all that broken field running. They knocked out the Jap tank.
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No possible way until the weapons computer got confused with what was reality and what was not and open fired on the patrol. This was just not your day. \---- With the nav computer in infinite loops (in more ways than one) and the weapons computer busy blasting away mythical beasts with its BFG, there was little question it was time to bail. Your only hope of surviving was to pile into one of the dropships and descend to the planet.
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Seventy convicts were assigned to Nerriga landowner Colonel John McKenzie, under the command of Captain John Coghill, in February 1841, and work commenced. In June 1841, another fourteen men, to work on the road, arrived at the new port of South Huskisson aboard the steamer Tamar. The Bulee Gap was created by blasting away a narrow neck of sandstone rock to bring the road onto the plateau of the Pigeon House Range. Blasting was also needed to create a pass for the descent through the Wandean Gap.
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Oman VII, p.12. On 26 August, 15 heavy cannon from the south and 48 guns from the east were blasting away, destroying towers and making more breaches in the walls. On 27 August, 200 men from , , , and Surveillante rowed into the bay to the west and after a brief fight and a handful of casualties, captured a small island, Santa Clara. The British then moved six guns from Surveillante on to the island to establish a battery to enfilade the town and the castle.
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Hundreds more were killed, either by defending fire or by falling off the Rock while attempting to flee. Only a few, including Simón Susarte, made it back to the Bourbon lines. The English subsequently ensured that there would be no repeat of this episode by blasting away the path used by the Spanish. The other 1,500 members of the Spanish force did not even set off to support the attack because, after the first 500 had left, Admiral Leake's squadron was sighted entering the bay with 20 ships.
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The residence, located on a slope in the resort community of Whistler, British Columbia, is a modern take on the timber chalets local to the area. The design captures the "essential" qualities of a ski lodge, such as exposed timber beams, while dispensing with the formal and stylistic constraints associated with this typology. The visual mass of the building is broken up by the illusion that a significant section of it is below grade. This effect was achieved by carefully blasting away at the bedrock to create a sort of basin around the building.
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On 9 June 1944, Phaon left Eniwetok, arriving on 15 June, at Saipan, for the invasion. There, on "D-Day" plus three, the destroyer came alongside for repairs and many other ships thereafter. As metalsmiths, mechanics, and carpenters from Phaon swarmed over Phelps repairing the damaged boiler, blower, deck and bulkheads, the sturdy warship was still very much in the fight, blasting away at enemy troops and pillboxes. On 24 June, during an air raid by Japanese G4M "Betties", Phaon suffered a near-miss on the starboard side.
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They left everything up to the leader they hired, an eccentric American, Major George Lewy Pingle, who lived in Brazil. They sailed from England, met Pingle, and followed him to the Araguaya river and down it, with Fleming, an admirer of Hemingway, blasting away at the wildlife "for sport" as they went. When the expedition reached the Tapirapé River, which Fawcett was known to have traveled, the group fell apart. Major Pingle, whose bizarre moments of unreason had been making things more and more difficult all along, claimed the search was impossible and he was giving it up.
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Although the range had dropped to about 3 miles, the secondary batteries of 155 and 203 mm guns were still ineffective, and Poltava and Peresvet, although heavily damaged, were still with the Russian battleline. By 18:30, Tōgō was still having trouble controlling his battleship's gunfire; Shikishima and Asahi were blasting away at the crippled Poltava, Fuji was shooting at Pobeda and Peresvet, while the flagship Mikasa was duelling with the Russian flagship Tsesarevich. No IJN warships were shooting at the Russian battleships Retvizan and Sevastopol, which allowed them to freely blast away at Mikasa.Corbett Vol.
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Beginning in 2006, Dunning hosted and produced Skeptoid, a weekly audio podcast dedicated "to furthering knowledge by blasting away the widespread pseudosciences that infect popular culture, and replacing them with way cooler reality." He is also the author of the book of the same title and a sequel. Beginning in 2007, Dunning periodically released video episodes of his InFact series. Each episode is under four minutes long and covers issues similar to those explored in more depth in the Skeptoid podcast, but is intended to reach a wider audience due to its brevity and availability on YouTube.
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The fortunes of the Auden family were established by William Auden (1726–1794) based on ownership of collieries and ironworks at Rowley Regis. They were also aided by the marriage of the Reverend Thomas Auden (1836–1920) to the daughter of William Hopkins, a Staffordshire landowner, who held the patronage of St Michael's, Church Broughton and St John the Divine, Horninglow. A number of clergy followed but Auden's father, Thomas Edward, was of a different mold enjoying a "Huntin', Shootin' and Fishin' existence, blasting away at stags each year in Mull in the Hebrides". He was first cousin to the poet W. H. Auden.
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As soon as one project was finished the battalion would load up its gear and move forward to the next challenge, while headquarters inked in a new airfield on the maps.Bergerud, Fire in the Sky pp 49–93 The engineers opened an entirely new airfield in North Africa every other day for seven straight months. Once when heavy rains along the coast reduced the capacity of old airfields, two companies of Airborne Engineers loaded miniaturized gear into 56 transports, flew a thousand miles to a dry Sahara location, started blasting away, and were ready for the first B-17 24 hours later. Often engineers had to repair and use a captured enemy airfield.
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Four of them peeled off to accomplish their mission of landing troops. By 01:57, the Battle of Kula Gulf had begun, Helena began blasting away with a fire so rapid and intense that the Japanese later announced in all solemnity that she must have been armed with "6 inch machine guns". The gunners fired 2,000 six- inch rounds and 400 smaller rounds during the battle. Ironically, Helena made a perfect target when lit by the flashes of her own guns, which was compounded by the fact that Helena had fired all her flashless powder in the preceding bombardments and was left with standard smokeless powder, which produced immense flames when fired.
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Industrialists and speculators sought to exploit Potrero Point's natural advantages and to overcome the obstacle caused by the swampy Mission Bay. The natural contour of the bay shore was changed by filling, with much of the fill material was taken in the process of blasting away the serpentine hills that once rose above the point. The steep camel-back ridge extending into the bay offered deep water access connected to the Potrero Hills, the site was first cut off by the Third Street cut, and later leveled for land building. The geography of the bay shore, with Mission Bay cutting off Potrero Point and much of the southeastern portion of the city led to the construction of Long Bridge in 1868.
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Upon arriving on Liberty Island, Wolverine is attacked by Mystique and the rest of the team are taken off guard by Toad who proceeds to trap Cyclops in a display cage, spit slime in Jean's face (which hardened, preventing her from breathing), and viciously beat Storm. Cyclops escapes the cage by using his optic blast to destroy the cage door and saves Jean from suffocation by blasting away the slime while Storm disposes of Toad. Magneto ambushes and traps the team by pinning them to the Statue of Liberty's structure, neutralizing his abilities by stealing Cyclops' visor and aiming him at Jean. Wolverine manages to free himself and engages Sabretooth in single combat, but leads him back to Cyclops and Jean, who work together to blast him from the statue.
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Conservation of the Giant began in 1924 with the creation of the Sleeping Giant Park Association (SGPA) by a group of local residents concerned with ongoing traprock quarrying on the Giant's head. A cottage owner, Judge Willis Cook, had leased his property to the Mount Carmel Traprock Company for the purpose of quarrying traprock for building materials. The blasting away of what was a beloved landscape feature resulted in public outrage, well reported by local newspapers at the time. Under the leadership of James W. Toumey, a Yale University forestry professor, the SGPA undertook a ten-year struggle with the traprock operation. The property was purchased by the SGPA in 1933, during the Great Depression, for $30,000; the money was raised through private donations and the property became the Sleeping Giant State Park.
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A week after their foiled attempt to free the prisoners, Mesrine and Mercier went for a target practice session, taking Mercier's girlfriend along. But the location, though three miles down a dirt track through the forest, was far from being truly remote and the noise of them blasting away at targets all afternoon could be heard in the town of Plessisville where there was a Ministry of Natural Resources and Wildlife station. When Mesrine and company drove back along the track, two forest rangers, Médéric Cote, aged 62, and Ernest Saint-Pierre, aged 50, were waiting. The rangers were armed but their jobs had mainly involved enforcing hunting and firearms regulations, and in any case, there was no reason for them to expect that the men who had been making themselves conspicuous by such a disturbance would actually be wanted escapees.
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As seen from the monument today's Platz der Luftbrücke in front of the airport opens as a square, encircled by buildings of similar heights except for the taller central hall of the airport (mostly realised). The then planned axis consisting of a promenade and series of waterfalls cascading down the Kreuzberg hill towards the square was never realised, the interjacent block of houses remained untouched.See Christine Heeb, "A multifaceted monument - the complex heritage of Tempelhof Central Airport" , Master of Arts thesis in World Heritage Studies, Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus, 2007 (pdf), pp. 23-24. In 1944 British bombing left behind a wake of devastation leading from one block north up the Großbeerenstraße, over the waterfall to the monument, blasting away the southern edge of the octagonal socket structure then used as a safe place for casts of various sculptures, such as the Quadriga of the Brandenburg Gate.
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Shizuri blasted a strong beam of Meltdowner towards Shiage, who managed to dodge it by pure chance, while blasting away her own arm in the process. As Shiage loses his balance, Shizuri went up close to grab the Body Crystal but was instead shot by Shiage's gun and was defeated. :After her defeat at the hands of Shiage, she was treated by Aleister Crowley, using Heaven Canceller's "Dark Legacy", a tool he discarded a long time ago, for her injuries where she loses her left arm and right eye but is able create a new left arm made of energy, and was again defeated by Shiage in the 23rd school district's airport. Due to trauma and psychological breakdown, she develops a disturbing sense of twisted love for the man who scarred her and helps him escape Academy City but not before declaring to castrate Shiage as her sign of affection.
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He was like a human middle finger. An X-rated Dennis the Menace for a dial-up modem generation." Writing for Spin in 2002, rock critic Alan Light compared Eminem to the Beatles' John Lennon: "Eminem is even starting to bear a resemblance to one of those rock icons [...] Marshall Mathers is becoming something like this generation’s John Lennon [...] Lennon and Eminem were both subjects of pickets and protests; they both wrote songs about troubled relationships with their mothers; they both wrote about their strange public lives with their wives; they both wrote about how much they loved their kids. Lennon, of course, was able to find ways to use his voice to advocate for peace rather than just blasting away at litigious family members and various pop stars, but still, few other pop musicians since Lennon have found a way to render their private psychodramas into compelling art as effectively as Eminem.
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" McClain particularly noted Bob Fosse's choreography, saying that his dances were "a whole new chapter in ingenuity."Suskin, 325-26 Norman Nadel of the New York World- Telegram and Sun declared, "Whichever white winged angel watches over theatrical enterprises was sitting on top of the 46th St. Theatre Saturday night, joyously blasting away on a solid gold trumpet."Suskin, 326 In contrast, in their reviews of the 2011 Broadway revival, the New York Times chief theater critic Ben Brantley warns that the show's book writers "failed to give Ponty any defining traits beyond all-consuming ambition" and that "you don’t particularly want [Daniel Radcliffe's] character in the show to succeed, and that really is a problem."Ben Brantley, "Wizard of Corporate Climbing", New York Times, March 27, 2011 Charles McNulty of the Los Angeles Times opined that the musical "is hampered by a dated book" and that its "episodic structure now seems as belabored as a sitcom plucked from a rusty time capsule", while "all the romantic brouhaha with moony secretaries is beyond retro.
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The autumn's fighting involved a huge amount of bridgebuilding and road improvement in rough terrain. Along Highway 67 from Florence to Forli, a section from Dicomano 'twisted and turned for six miles through a narrow cleft in the mountains, rising gently to San Godingo, whence it climbed nearly 3,000 feet in five miles to the Muraglione Pass'. The estimated time for re-opening this section was a month, but the sappers and gunners of 6th Armoured Division got it open in 13 days, after which XIII CTRE followed up and converted it into a two-way Class 40 road in 19 days. The most difficult sections were two demolitions of and respectively, which were widened, blasting away the rock face on one side and building up the other side on cribbing. The Corps engineers were assisted by 10th Mechanical Equipment Platoon, RE, a detachment of 1st Drilling Company, Royal Canadian Engineers, an anti-tank battery of the Royal Artillery, three-and-a-half companies of the Pioneer Corps, three general transport (GT) companies and two tipper platoons of the Royal Army Service Corps, and 70 Italian wood-cutters.
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