I'd blow up the pipes, I'd blow up the refineries, I'd blow up every single inch—there would be nothing left.
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But we can't go blow to blow with these guys.
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Juventus cannot afford to trade blow for blow with Madrid, though.
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The Sixers dominated in the paint to match Utah blow for blow.
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She wanted the broad strokes, and I preferred a blow-by-blow.
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Several British newspapers have blow-by-blow accounts of how that happened.
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And click here for our live blow-by-blow of the debate.
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"If something is going to blow, it's going to blow," Harper said.
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If there is something that can blow up, it should blow up.
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The once mighty giants were struck blow after blow and they couldn't survive.
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Book lovers beware — the show will not be a blow-by-blow remake.
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That's going to blow that thing up—gonna blow those exchanges up, right?
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So the blow-by-blow trial coverage will unfold on cable and online.
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But I think it's probably worth sharing blow by blow to the room.
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"This bill would be a blow to environmental efforts, a blow to jobs, a blow to the community" of Lancaster, says BYD North America spokesperson Frank Girardot.
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The fights are almost blow-for-blow recountings of weapon exchanges and dice rolls.
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I did get the blow by blow from one of the reporters in there.
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You can read a blow-by-blow account of how the hearing went down.
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Blow for blow With those motivations in mind, each tore into the other on Tuesday.
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Golden Trunks A blow-by-blow account of some kind of swimming pool accident, apparently.
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Blow up in the, have a bomb blow up in the 4th of July parade.
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The debate itself will be subject to instant, blow-by-blow interpretation on social media.
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Right after the alleged run-in the men gave a blow-by-blow on camera.
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For a blow-by-blow recap of Buffett's appearance, read our live blog of the event.
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" The actress also swears by her Babyliss Pro TT blow dryer, writing, "Best little blow dryer.
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The abbreviated blow-by-blow of the scene specifies that the monster should roar and hiss.
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So now we're adding another blow to that, and the blow is recurrent over multiple days.
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The notes give the fullest detail yet of the blow-by-blow when agents confronted Papadopoulos.
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On the human side, they blow air straight downward, but above the robots they blow out to the side, because gusts of air could blow light packages off the machines' conveyor belts.
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The blow-by-blow nature of the platform is ripe for stripping tweets of their true meaning.
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Her disciplinary write-up from the May 2014 incident gives a blow-by-blow of what happened.
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If the blow-by-blow is correct, Ryan, his associates and allies, did everything by the book.
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We want to cushion the blow whenever possible, especially if the blow might make us look bad.
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Roseanne Killing in TV RatingsFabolous Arrested For Domestic Violence Corey Feldman: The Blow-By-Blow Of 'Stabbing'
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Would Mr. Comey provide a blow-by-blow accounting of the F.B.I.'s steps until Election Day?
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Below is a blow-by-blow analysis that illuminates the stakes for Ms. Carey and the producers.
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Here's a blow-by-blow account of what has transpired in the U.S.-China trade conflict so far.
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With Ed, she was subconsciously trying to blow up the relationship before it could blow up on her.
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Gutfreund and Renn give a blow-by-blow history of his correspondence with various peers on this topic.
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This isn't just a major blow for the already dying smartwatch market, it's a blow for crowdfunding in general.
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Kendra gave the photog a blow-by-blow of the incident that went down Tuesday as she left LAX.
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The American white nationalist, Richard Spencer, gave us a blow-by-blow of what went down in D.C. Friday.
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Trump is trying to figure out what we can blow up, cause he has to blow some shit up.
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"He wasn't hit hard," said Rockies manager Bud Black, who gave a blow-by-blow recount of each hit.
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For a full blow-by-blow of the hearing, look back at The Hill's liveblog of the proceedings here.
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The young senator entered Washington with an ambitious legislative energy, which was struck blow after blow during his tenure.
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Our video team compiled a blow-by-blow history of the fractious relationship between Ms. Warren and Mr. Trump.
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Not gonna make the [payments to insurers], gonna blow that thing up, gonna blow those [insurance] exchanges up, right?
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These products have become necessities of the world, and a blow at slavery is a blow at commerce and civilization.
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I don't use a blow dryer — for obvious reasons — but Dyson's Supersonic does address my biggest blow dryer peeve: noise.
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I've read all the stuff about how the Mets were partying, doing blow—I didn't even know what blow was.
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Other than its shape, the R21S (as the SUV is called) mostly matches the R21T pickup truck blow for blow.
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Wind could blow sparks Struble said the wind expected Saturday would blow the fire in on itself, which would help.
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If I give an order to blow a safe, my people will blow it so fast your head will spin.
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They certainly can match the Indian media's self-righteousness blow-by-blow, even as they bask in bouts of gloating.
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There remain enough journalists who recall the McCain of 28503 and are ready to chronicle the showdown blow-by-blow.
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Kashuv's Twitter thread, which included a blow-by-blow account of his futile efforts to restore his admission, went viral.
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Catch up: Read our blow-by-blow coverage of yesterday's strike, which shuttered schools and disrupted transportation across the nation.
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Editors rarely get blow-by-blow descriptions from correspondents in war zones, but Somalia in late 1992 was very different.
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"It was like a heavyweight fight, man, just blow for blow, everybody playing their hearts out," said Zobrist, who hit .
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These products have become necessities of the world, And a blow at slavery is a blow at commerce and civilization.
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Editors and writers Peter Rubin, Angela Watercutter, and K.M. McFarland are here and we're ready to go blow-for-(emotional) blow.
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As the controversy continues to escalate this week, get caught up with this quick blow-by-blow of what's been said.
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Portfolio returns can easily make everyone happy, but when firms blow up, they all blow up in their own, idiosyncratic ways.
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" There's one important thing to remember: "Remember not to blow your candle out unless you want to blow away your intention!
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His partner took a blow that sliced off two fingers, then a blow to the face, according to the incident report.
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The indictment provides the clearest blow-by-blow assessment of how Moscow has adapted its influence operations for the 21st century.
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The two spent countless hours dancing around the ring, Mr. Ali throwing blow after stinging blow into Mr. Glenn's padded hands.
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Kirkpatrick gives an unmatched blow-by-blow of the Obama administration's Egypt diplomacy, with the Americans' mixed signals undercutting its impact.
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Over time, the snow flattened into ever-growing layers of ice, storing a blow-by-blow record of regional environmental change.
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LET'S ADD MORE DETAILS OF THE RIDE, THE EXPERIENCE, THE TERRAIN, WHAT PEOPLE SAY—BLOW BY BLOW OVER THAT SEVEN HOURS .
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We usually try to blow the whistle after a killing blow which is identified by that red side striking the opponent.
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In 1928, doctors noted abnormalities in the brains of boxers, who, like football players, take blow after blow to the head.
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Jessica Leeds came on Anderson Cooper's show Thursday night and gave a blow-by-blow of what she said went down.
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" "Either you blow up the deal or you don't blow up the deal; we know they don't want to blow up the deal, which means you get one shot to actually change the things you don't like about it.
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Here's the blow-by-blow of how the controversy unfolded: But Clinton's team had a firewall: the leadership of the state convention.
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Most political correspondents can give you a blow-by-blow account of the goings-on in the Westminster village going back decades.
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Jen Atkin Snapchat First, Atkin applied the Kardashian Beauty Blow Dry Cream to blow her hair dry straight using a GHD blowdryer.
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Most important of all, an array of Indian TV channels cover these visits as rolling breaking news with blow-by-blow updates.
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"The voices blow through him," the poet says, and they often blow hard, until he emerges as a sort of higher Everyman.
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Every once in a while, two things collide with each other or something will blow up or somebody will blow something up.
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Sure, a regular old blow dryer gets the job done, but it's nowhere near as cool as the Dyson Supersonic Blow Dryer.
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It was a blow-by-blow account, and it was really fascinating, very different from anything I'd ever seen in a film.
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"I told my team, you'll definitely blow through your per diem," Mr. Wilson said, "but you'll also blow through your quarterly projections."
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We need someone who can match Trump blow for blow — the indignation of Bernie Sanders, the confrontational, prosecutorial style of Kamala Harris.
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While Quebecers admitted they watched Brexit closely, the independence movement in the Canadian province has suffered blow after blow in recent years.
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Remember, a cross counter is a looping blow which travels across the opponent's straight, not just a straight blow from the rear hand.
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We'd like reach Inky for a blow-by-blow on how he outsmarted his mammalian captors, but it seems nobody can locate him.
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When the good blow landed and stunned his man, Spinks would get serious and suddenly every blow would be coming hard and fast.
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For a quick final blow, Doomguard or even Leeroy Jenkins can deliver a quick final blow, especially if coupled with a Power Overwhelming.
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In it, a 29-year-old HR intern making $229 per hour gives us a blow-by-blow account of her financial life.
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With President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador looking on, top security officials showed the video during a blow-by-blow account of the Oct.
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"If you're willing to blow that up and blow up the bureaucracy that that creates, you can be a much more streamlined organization."
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LeEco, which started with online video streaming and was once a China tech darling, has been struggling to recover from blow after blow.
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Many head injuries come from not following the rules: "It's often the unexpected blow that causes the concussion, the blindside blow," he said.
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The rapper teared up on the latest episode of "Raq Rants" ... as she shared her version of the alleged attack, blow by blow.
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Jordan's brother had been attempting to break up a fight when a policeman came and began to strike him with blow after blow.
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It wasn't pretty and he often traded blow for blow, but he caught each of his opponent's off guard and picked up three TKOs.
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This bad habit of horse-race reporting — fixating on the blow-by-blow instead of the big picture — usually subsides somewhat after an election.
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On Thursday, for example, adult baby Piers Morgan called New York Times writer Charles Blow "gutless" after Blow wrote a harsh column about Trump.
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It's an almost literal blow-by-blow account of how Kunta Kinte's captors and then owners set out to demolish his sense of self.
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The 28-year-old suffered serious brain damage during the fight, as he took blow after blow to the head and body from Matias.
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Lupe's final flurry of attacks seemed to take both players by surprise, as blow after blow landed and whittled Ryu's health down to nothing.
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President Donald Trump's feud with a member of his own party erupted Tuesday, as the president delivered blow after blow on Twitter to Sen.
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For the second week in a row, undefeated UCF needed quarterback McKenzie Milton to go blow for blow with another highly regarded signal caller.
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While a fast-traveling hurricane might blow off some shingles, a relentless onslaught such as this could easily blow off roofs or destroy houses.
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"Blow me from the side of the mountain / Blow my head off," Anohni sings, in a quivering falsetto, searching out the drone's camera eye.
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China had already gone blow for blow with the United States on tariffs on more than $50 billion of each other's goods this year.
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Adam Clark Estes, and Sam Rutherford, and I will all be at the event itself snapping pictures and breathlessly blogging the announcement blow by blow.
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Isabella Blow Isabella Blow, a magazine editor known for her penchant for hats and discovering fashion talent, died in 2007 at the age of 48.
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There's no point in a blow-by-blow recap of every twist and turn of the battle because, frankly, it's too damn long and confusing.
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That fight showcased Ali at his most audacious in the ring, leaning back on the ropes and deflecting or dodging blow after blow from Foreman.
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Switch the genders and tweak the technobabble, and you've got a blow-by-blow recap of the middle story — or at least, its first half.
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As a tech reporter who covers Apple a fair amount, I've followed the blow-by-blow of this quality assurance meltdown for four years now.
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We'll spare you the blow-by-blow, but long story short: Boston's teams, starting with the Sox and Pats, got good over the ensuing decade.
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Low blow "Madam Secretary, that is a low blow," Sanders said to Clinton as she attacked him for past criticism of President Barack Obama. 2.
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There are two deeply intertwined reasons why the rest of the world might be paying slightly less blow-by-blow attention to this year's campaign.
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Plus, the blow by blow list gives you much deeper insight than you would normally have into what your phone is doing behind the scenes.
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And if nothing else, he endeared himself to boxing fans everywhere by becoming the first fighter to ever match the ferocious Golovkin, blow for blow.
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He would sing the song, "Blow High, Blow Low" and he would go away and stand off to the side and the ensemble would dance.
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I tried the Creme Egg Mayo and here is a blow-by-blow account of the rollercoaster ride of emotions and sensations that I experienced.
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The committee held more than 28503 days of highly-rated televised hearings that gave the American people a blow-by-blow account of the investigation.
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The CEO of the trade-association building where Friday&aposs London Bridge attack started has given a stark blow-by-blow description of the terror.
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Klobuchar was at the stadium for the Minnesota Miracle on Sunday -- and gave us the blow-by-blow on how crazy it got in the stadium.
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I'm not surprised at the speed because, honestly, it would probably take me 15, 20 minutes to blow-dry my hair with a normal blow-dryer.
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But Minnesota had a powerhouse playmaker of its own: Karl-Anthony Towns, who matched Irving nearly blow for blow, scoring 36 points and grabbing 14 rebounds.
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Hogan's legal team is not challenging the text of Gawker's post, which described the full 30-minute video, blow by blow, in lurid and unflattering detail.
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So I would say, without giving the blow-by-blow of everything in our road map, that's one of the key themes that we're thinking about.
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Painful blow for Clinton New Hampshire also delivered a painful personal blow to Hillary Clinton, who squeezed out the narrowest of victories in Iowa last week.
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The piece relied entirely on information available in the public domain, and provides a blow-by-blow account of how to scout out a target online.
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For a while, it seemed as if the city would soak up this influx, absorb blow after blow, and swell into a barrel-chested mega-metropolis.
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John Lyons, the executive editor of ABC, published a blow-by-blow account on Twitter as AFP agents executed a search warrant against the media organization.
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I mean hell yeah I knew it was gonna blow up a little bit but I ain't know it was gonna blow up how it did.
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In fact, the Affordable Care Act has survived blow after blow since President Trump took office in January, including repeated attempts by Congress to repeal it.
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It's expected to lay out a blow-by-blow account of potential obstruction of justice by the president, including analyses of tweets, private threats and more.
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JAZZ 100, CAVALIERS 22 Gordon Hayward went blow for blow with LeBron James in the second half to help Utah beat Cleveland in Salt Lake City.
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Anyone who followed CNN's highly respected blow-by-blow reporting of the U.S. election, especially on election night, will have seen the regular 'Invest Macedonia' commercials.
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Taylor Swift provided a blow-by-blow account of the moment she says a Denver radio DJ groped her and her testimony got graphic and emotional.
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"There's a lot of history between Ron and Mike and they've been having this blow-for-blow, clap-back thing the whole vacation," says Jenni "JWoww" Farley.
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His prepared testimony, published today, is a brutal blow-by-blow of everything the company got wrong before and after the hack was discovered in early September.
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Now, Trump's hardline rhetoric about the system threaten to blow up that agreement and deal a new blow to the increasingly tense relationship between Washington and Seoul.
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Unlike conventional blow dryers, which blow air on the air, RevAir's Reverse-Air Dryer sucks hair in to dry it in the natural direction of the cuticle.
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Whether they'd seen him give a "hypothetical" blow-by-blow account of slaying his ex-wife and Goldman on national TV a few days earlier is unclear.
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But our 4 WIRE bypassed the regular phone exchange and we were able to give a blow by blow account of the opening night of the war.
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A unit under fire will always be ready to send a full rundown of its situation, letting you track firefights almost blow-by-blow if you wish.
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In the United States, the Democratic Party wants to blow up our economy with its Green New Deal, while China wants to blow up our aircraft carriers.
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What makes the opera so fascinating to me is that it's not a blow-by-blow rendering of the album like Alan Parker's reverent but hollow film.
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It will offer a blow-by-blow of his alleged conduct — analyzing tweets, private threats and other episodes at the center of Mueller's inquiry, the Post reported.
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To the occasional consternation of the left, Democrats engaged sparingly on the issue of immigration, condemning Mr. Trump's harshest policies but never matching him blow for blow.
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The graphic, blow-by-blow view into what domestic violence really looks like is challenging the widespread notion that you shouldn't "stick a spoon" in marital disputes.
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In the high-energy "Blow High, Blow Low," a dance for 11 men becomes one for 10, then subdivides into smaller groups before suddenly swelling to 14.
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Mr. Stone uses an ingenious tool called a Blow Poke, a long metal tube you blow through to direct air to a specific part of the fire.
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If 1631 fails, it will be a serious blow: a blow to the credibility of state leaders who held out on 732 in favor of this strategy; a blow to climate policy in Washington, which already has so many slapstick failures it's starting to look like a Buster Keaton movie; and a blow to the larger effort to create a West Coast coalition of states leading on climate change.
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Sensational news headlines over the last couple days have promoted the idea that the formidable Yellowstone supervolcano "may blow sooner" and "could blow faster" than scientists previously thought.
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It began, famously, when Blow bought the designer's Central Saint Martins graduate collection in full, and ended with both dying by suicide (Blow in 2007, McQueen in 2010).
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To the point where my mother dodges my calls on vet days so she doesn't have to hear a breathless blow-by-blow of his every aspirated fatball.
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The ESA live-tweeted the spacewalk with a blow-by-blow description of the astronaut's moving along the station's truss, unbolting the failed regulator and installing its replacement.
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But the Continent's Venusian idyll has taken blow after blow: the euro crisis, the aggressions of Vladimir Putin, and now the convergence of mass migration and Islamist terror.
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The complaint includes a blow-by-blow of the couple's numerous spats, some of which played out on social media and was widely covered by the entertainment press.
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They declined to discuss the positions jurors took or to give a blow-by-blow account of disagreements, but they did describe how the panel made its decision.
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On the downside, they blow a raspberry for every single joke he tells (and they even blow a few when he pauses between sentences, just for good measure).
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And when it comes to the overhead air vent, the consensus is that having it blow air toward you is better than using it to blow air away.
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Blow-by-blow accounts of Johanna's attempts to make sense of a smartphone and descriptions of the way she cares for her roses and her dog are plodding.
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"We have confirmation of the spacecraft separation; Soyuz capsule and crew safely in orbit," NASA TV said online in its blow-by-blow commentary of the take-off.
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"It's almost a grand documentary, a blow-by-blow look at how and why a family — one blessed with so much wealth — disintegrates into tragedy," Mr. Scott said.
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How is this possible while so many digital-first consumer brands can't get out of the cycle of raise money/blow through it, raise money/blow through it?
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A group of men surrounded Booker, who was wearing a pink wig, and rained blow after blow and hurled anti-gay insults at her as she tried to escape.
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While I'm playing, Vigeant's blow-by-blow helps explain basic strategies, and rewards people with callouts for getting little things right, even — or perhaps especially — if they're not experts.
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As Mr Walsh says, his book is a musical biography, which aims to show the connections between the composer's life and his music, not a blow-by-blow chronology.
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Moore also goes deep into his personal interactions with the candidate, giving a blow-by-blow account of Bill and Hillary praising him effusively during a White House dinner.
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The video is raw and unpolished as Norman Casiano calmly gives a blow-by-blow of being squeezed into a bathroom stall with other panicked clubgoers desperate to escape.
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Hurricane Harvey has delivered a body blow to Houston, but the damage will ultimately pale in comparison to the near-knockout blow that Hurricane Katrina dealt to New Orleans.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama traded blow after blow as they crossed the country in the final weekend of campaigning before Tuesday's midterm elections.
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The idea of a feint is to reap the benefits of the opponent dealing with a blow, while not actually exposing yourselves to the counters of the feinted blow.
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"It was a very heavy blow on the women who drove, and it was perceived by the society as a very heavy blow," said Ms. Alnahedh, the development worker.
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UFC fighter Felice Herrig is giving TMZ Sports a blow-by-blow of her bloody Vegas street fight ... and she tells us the whole thing started over a penny.
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"It might absorb a blow" sounds like it's referring to something being hit, but the blow in today's puzzle refers to blowing one's nose, and the answer is HANKY.
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That's why Phineas Fisher decided to come out with the blow-by-blow account of what happened, "so we can laugh them off the internet for good," he tweeted.
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" - Becca, 34 "Can't get diseases from blow jobs.
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Instead of posting generic and sanitized updates for all to see, they are sharing their transient goofy selfies and blow-by-blow descriptions of class with only their closest friends.
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Privacy makes selective censorship harder because censors no longer know the blow-by-blow details of what everyone is doing, so they can't micromanage a person's access to the internet.
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On January 24, Time published a three-page cover story headlined "Ice Follies" which gave a blow by blow account of the details of the attack and asked bold questions.
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Nate Diaz just gave the blow-by-blow on how Justin Bieber put an END to their famous celebrity beef back in March -- and the whole thing is pretty hilarious.
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Dana White has already heaped praise on Viana -- a 26-year-old fighter with a 10-2 pro MMA record -- but now, she's giving us the blow-by-blow herself.
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Studies have shown that people are much more likely to blow the whistle internally than to blow the whistle externally — to Congress, an inspector general or regulatory agency, for example.
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" Zscaler: "Zscaler quarter was not the blow-out quarter I was not looking for, frankly, and that was a little discouraging there ... but it did not blow the numbers away.
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But up-to-the-minute, blow-by-blow accounts of hard data can create mistaken impressions about the underlying facts, even if both the data and the accounts are accurate.
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Simply pour in some rosé, close the lid, shake, and then blow bubbles – but don't blow them too far, or your tongue may not be able to catch them in time.
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"Shattered: Inside Hillary Clinton's Doomed Campaign" by Amie Parnes and Jon Allen came out today, offering a blow-by-blow account of exactly how Clinton lost a race everyone -- including her!
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Chucky gave the blow-by-blow on the "Jerseys & Dress Shirts" podcast with MJ and Dale "The Lawyer" ... explaining how it unfolded in a hallway before an NBA player's union meeting.
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Donald Trump's alleged ex-mistresses are getting prime time treatment in return for the blow-by-blow account of the alleged affairs, while others fight for money in relationships gone bad.
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Brown gave the graphic blow-by-blow in a documentary called, "Chris Brown: Welcome to My Life" -- in which he says there were MULTIPLE violent incidents during his relationship with Rihanna.
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Actress Alessandra Starr Ward came on "TMZ Live" Wednesday to give a blow-by-blow account of what exactly happened to her in that car, and what led up to it.
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He offered a blow-by-blow chronicle of his eavesdropping on the Trump-Sondland phone call in July, providing a first-hand account of Trump's alleged involvement in the pressure campaign.
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"Oh Soldiers of Islam in every location, increase blow after blow, and make the media centers of the infidels, from where they wage their intellectual wars, among the targets," he said.
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Comey offered dramatic, blow-by-blow accounts of the F.B.I. investigation into Russia's efforts to help Trump in the 22018 campaign and his hair-raising interactions with Trump after the election.
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His opening section, a seemingly endless blow-by-blow account of Bill and Hillary Clinton in the 1970s, was like listening to the most fascinating tedious old man you'd ever heard.
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" Another senior GOP lawmaker called it a "low blow.
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Because the prototypes we've seen will blow you away. .
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" —Alex Norcia, copy editor at Vice NSFW 203. "Blow.
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Mills: You're talking about major landmarks — to blow up?
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I'd be tempted to blow off the party . . . but.
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He thinks this will blow over — everything always does.
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"The idea we have for this person is, while he sleeping we put grenade in back of truck and run to our car 20 or 30 meters away, then the truck blow up, he heres truck blow up and come outside while he outside we blow up house," boatmanstv explained to the undercover agent.
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She goes toe to toe (and sometimes blow to blow) with Taraji P. Henson on Empire, but in reality, actress Grace Byers couldn't be more different than her TV character Anika Lyon.
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There were no signs of the mental frailties that have prevented Dimitrov from fulfilling the potential promised by his nickname "BabyFed" as he went blow-for-blow with the powerful left-hander.
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He would do something that would blow it up, and he would blow it up at late hours, and we would have to rush in and make the show all over again.
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Here's the blow-by-blow: Trump is about to answer the question when he is reminded by CNN's Anderson Cooper, who co-hosted the debate, that it's actually Clinton's turn to respond.
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The litany of hyper-regulatory actions unveiled a deeply anti-business bias which struck blow after blow against the TMT sector under the beneficent cloak of consumer protection and the public interest.
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I am grateful that young eyes were not able to see this enactment of rape culture in real time; that survivors were not privy to the blow-by-blow of rape myths.
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I washed my hair last night so I blow dry it this morning using the round brush attachment on my Dyson AirWrap (SO much easier to blow my hair out this way!).
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If there is a substantial helmet-to-helmet blow, measured by the sensors in helmets on both sides of the ball, the player who initiated the blow would receive a yellow card.
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"People in this camp believe that Walmart doesn't need to match Amazon blow for blow online, as long as Walmart builds a larger online grocery business than Amazon does," Del Rey reports.
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We already knew about the game's previously teased Foundation update, and a newly released video gives a blow-by-blow account of how the game of space exploration and survival will level up.
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"What we learned from Hurricane Andrew is that buildings could lose their roofs, windows blow in, doors blow in," Allan Shulman, associate professor at University of Miami School of Architecture, told BuzzFeed News.
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Tackling the family from an unexpected angle, Weir offers a blow-by-blow account of six decades of palace intrigue in her exhaustively researched biography of the world-class meddler Lady Margaret Douglas.
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A blow to Scotch whisky The US tariffs will affect less than 2% of the value of total EU exports to the United States but could deal a blow to jobs in Scotland.
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First, Yepez preps the hair by spraying Honest Beauty Honestly Uplifted Volumizing Spray all over, before blow drying hair smooth with a small round brush and Dyson blow dyer, using a narrow nozzle.
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Kim sat down with Khloe and Kourtney to give them the blow-by-blow of the incident, and her trauma is obvious as she describes the moment she realized the robbers were armed.
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It's a painstakingly detailed account of a single heroic act — a blow-by-blow description of a life-or-death event as it occurred over the course of hours, minutes or even seconds.
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Another was more cutting in their assessment of the situation: "People have been waiting for this to blow up and did not foresee that this would blow up in quite a spectacular way."
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How the hurricane will blow itself out is anybody's guess.
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"Camille, that's such a f—— low blow," Richards told Grammer.
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This past summer, South Carolina was dealt a tragic blow.
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You're never sure if something is going to blow up.
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The baby bust also strikes a blow to American exceptionalism.
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The safety net will not be repealed in one blow.
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I'm blowing a lot of cash here I shouldn't blow.
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Don't sleep; this mother will blow you the fuck up.
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Hard to tell if it will blow over or not.
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It's impossible to beat them unless you blow them up.
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So how do you make sure you don't blow it?
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And will Trump -- metaphorically or literally -- blow up the world?
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I mean, he is trying to blow this (INAUDIBLE) spygate.
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Donald Trump is not going to blow up the world.
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Winners, they found, also didn't typically blow through their cash.
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"These things always blow over," he told a news conference.
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A cut and blow dry with George costs £600 ($793).
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This is really gonna blow your mind, man. Dude. Duuuude.
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We blow kisses, and then I wish her good night.
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Prosecutors and investigators worried that it could blow the case.
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I spray heat protectant on my hair and blow dry.
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To blow your boss's mind, you have to be proactive.
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And the final couple of episodes may blow you away.
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As for the favorites, my advice is don't blow it.
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It's most likely this particular situation will just blow over.
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Jose, sitting ringside, is battling the ultimate body blow -- cancer.
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Bernie Sanders has a plan to blow up the filibuster.
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This is making -- this is making your head blow up.
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This caused Kelsey's cover video to blow up on Twitter.
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Lam's undemocratic election in 2017 came as a sharp blow.
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Ongoing trade tensions with Europe have been a second blow.
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Tom took to Twitter on Tuesday to blow some minds.
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McQueen in McQueen (left) and with Isabella Blow in 2003.
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I mean, they proceeded to blow up the entire house.
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And they look equally good when I blow them up.
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His loss would count as a blow to Daenarys's campaign.
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Florence dealt a destructive blow to people across North Carolina.
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Then use the wand to blow your delicious potable bubbles.
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I had no one's life to blow up except mine.
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Feldman hopes to deliver a knockout blow for his business
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Our experts expect some transition tweak to soften the blow.
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They're not going to blow you away on picture quality.
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Nadal has also shown a new tendency to blow leads.
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Mr. Ferguson moved out, dealing a blow to Franklin fans.
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Houston's death was a blow from which Brown never recovered.
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A No would be a grave blow for Mr Erdogan.
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Tan blow dries it himself and uses a little pomade.
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Of course, plotting to blow up a synagogue is illegal.
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It isn't immediately clear why he didn't blow himself up.
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Toyota's announcement is a major blow to advocates of DSRC.
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"This is a big blow to public health," he said.
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Sometimes the sun doesn't shine, sometimes the wind doesn't blow.
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Europe's best efforts are unlikely to compensate for that blow.
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The ruling is another blow to President Donald Trump's agenda.
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The victory helped soften a new blow to Rousseff's credibility.
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Its loss would be a major blow to the rebels.
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" They'll say, "Because we wanted to blow the place up.
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But his decision is a blow to the peace process.
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This week's decision is not just a blow for Alibaba.
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This recent blow, courtesy of Pusha, is a lot harsher.
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It was rough and definitely a blow to my confidence!
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Krane had orchestrated an experience that would blow Kalanick's mind.
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So it is understandable that it has softened the blow.
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He died upon the Stepstones, and never struck a blow.
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In other words, Microsoft needs to blow our collective minds.
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"@instylerhair Has a blow dryer I love," the star shared.
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Then, with the blow of a whistle, it's game on.
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Sydney's nightlife scene has been hit by another massive blow.
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All politicians blow hot and cold depending on the circumstances.
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Perhaps the furor over Amazon's regional offices will blow over.
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If not, public confidence in capitalism may suffer another blow.
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The footage was more than a blow to her dignity.
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I'm like, 'Where do all these Blow Pops come from?
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Manetos will offer a lifetime guarantee it will not blow.
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The election is hardly a fatal blow to Mr Erdogan.
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And then came the blow: The two had broken up.
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Ted Cruz aimed to inflict the same blow on Trump.
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This would be a real concrete blow to this industry.
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If that changes, it could blow up the bipartisan talks.
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It wasn't one blow that knocked the charter movement down.
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So when [the ban] happened it was quite the blow.
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I did feel a breeze blow past my right side.
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It all has the potential to blow Clinton off course.
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My blow is easily parried, our sabers clashing hot white.
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A blow to them reduces their recruitment in North Africa.
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And America's most famous political family dealt another fatal blow.
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North Korea missile launch: Why did it 'immediately' blow up?
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However, I dearly hope Gwyneth uses this gold blow dryer.
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But that doesn't seem to be a problem for Blow.
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Prepare to blow some minds at the next summer cookout.
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Will Clinton go for the knockout blow on Wednesday night?
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It's a hammer blow to the integrity of our system.
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But I don't oppose it because it will blow back.
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But there's one final, hollow blow to end this episode.
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"Blow my head off, explode my crystal guts," she wails.
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Mentally strong people don't see failure as a mortal blow.
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They're insiders, not rebels looking to blow up the system.
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It was a big blow to our team this morning.
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" Sanders was furious: "Madam Secretary, that is a low blow.
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Was that a blow to the efforts you were making?
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He buys me dinner, so I have to blow him.
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Microplastic particles blow to the peaks of pristine mountain ranges.
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"This is a blow to the LeT leadership," Sandhu added.
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Mr Trump's ability to blow Republican cracks asunder is unprecedented.
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"Of course, her biggest blow was her father," Linda said.
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An English guy once asked me for a blow job.
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German scepticism has already dealt a blow to TTIP negotiations.
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Losing Mosul would be a huge blow to Islamic State.
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Headlines Nissan delivers another blow to Sunderland car plant on.ft.
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Matt Bevin, dealing a blow to Trump, NBC News projects.
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That could deal a serious blow to Canada's auto industry.
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"I knew [vaping] was going to blow up," he said.
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Acting just at home, MbS could deal sectarianism a blow.
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"It's a disruptor that's going to blow up," Lowery said.
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OpinionThe Editorial Board OpinionCharles M. Blow OpinionGail Collins OpinionNicholas Kristof
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After landing the final blow on Dark Souls' Gwyn, a.k.a.
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"Turkey is trying to blow (the agreement) apart," he said.
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Make space to rest, or you might blow a fuse!
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It was all about fear — New York would blow up.
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" Dimon called bitcoin a "fraud" that will eventually "blow up.
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"That's where I really learned to blow glass," he recalled.
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So perhaps it's time to blow a whistle on this
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"Regrettably, Hunter didn't blow anything up in ours," he added.
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Losing Mosul would be a major blow to Islamic State.
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Clinton blow such an opportunity to totally dominate the campaign?
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It was a crushing blow to the Wolverines' championship aspirations.
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Now it's trying to not blow through another looming one.
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"That disease is a tough blow for anyone," he says.
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The move could deal a blow to Taiwan's tourism industry.
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Each criticism was a stinging blow that Watson stoically absorbed.
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Clinton, with her trademark resiliency, tried to soften that blow.
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This means we blow past successes and fixate on failures.
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It would be a significant blow to the Defense Department.
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A Trump Court would no doubt administer that final blow.
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The coffee didn't blow me away, but it was solid.
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No knockout blow but Clinton won this debate hands down.
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We struck a bipartisan blow against the mass incarceration epidemic.
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But the twist is a serious blow to the investigation.
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OpinionCharles M. Blow OpinionGail Collins OpinionNicholas Kristof OpinionLeah Wright Rigueur
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In other words, they blow things up for a living.
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The midterm elections served a devastating blow to the GOP.
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Many blow their paychecks on fancy cars and extravagant homes.
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They make children blow themselves up so they could benefit.
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They get down, blow leads, and it doesn't affect them.
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Google's products stayed free and continued to blow your mind.
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We need to correct the relationship, not blow it up.
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The blow left Sanchez blind in one eye, prosecutors said.
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The loss of Mosul is major to blow to ISIS.
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He, too, was afraid it was going to blow up.
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Or you blow them up and set them on fire?
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Weeks later, bitcoin suffered a major blow — sinking to $6,400.
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He wants to blow it up politically, strategically, and ideologically.
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The blow to the middle class could decrease market growth.
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Charles M. Blow Yes, we're still talking about sex. Sigh.
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The petals blow apart, swirling, and drift to the ground.
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They did get a shot, and they didn't blow it.
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Last night, that's when it really started to blow up.
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Dust off (and blow clean) all your old NES carts.
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KURTZ: Everybody seemed to just sort of blow it up.
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The president's tweet is just the latest blow to Sessions.
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It's definitely going to blow a lot of people's minds.
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It will only provide you with more cash to blow.
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But oddly enough, I just made more things blow up.
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Losing territory is a blow to its ambitions and legitimacy.
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That's a sizable blow for anyone who is visiting China.
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Shift gears too fast and you'll blow your mental transmission.
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They've become conditioned to blow it off as crying wolf.
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In some cases, these successes can even worsen the blow.
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You want to pop it in and blow someone's mind.
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This is our chance and we better not blow it.
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It's hurting yourself and hurting other women in one blow.
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But first, Everybody Looking is about to blow your mind.
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The lawsuit may have been an even bigger blow, economically.
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Overall the samosa doesn't blow me away, but it's pleasant.
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What evil character would dare blow such a thing though?
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How to blow up the building with nobody in it?
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A burn to both Westbrook and Roberson in one blow.
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"You could blow up the deficit even more," she said.
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Does the trade war blow out beyond steel and aluminum?
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BLOW ME!" before wrapping up with: "How does it feel?
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Matthew "was more of a glancing blow," Ms. Barker said.
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The victory dealt a major blow to the militant group.
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"It's definitely a blow," Aaron Hicks said of Judge's injury.
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Seager provided what felt a decisive blow an inning later.
|
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He could easily blow up the trade truce, for example.
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He had been chosen to blow up the whole place.
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Or smoke and blow the evidence out her bedroom window.
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The Millennium Bug was going to blow up the world.
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You had a blowout – a blow out ISM services number.
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It's a moonshot business; companies are going to blow up.
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Each one is another little blow delivered by his disease.
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People who don't finish suffer a blow to their confidence.
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Just the sort of thing you've promised to blow up.
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Then the wind will blow the way the ship desires.
|
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It triggered the final blow that wiped out the Resistance.
|
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So I'd blow it on kickin' it with my therapist.
|
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New Chinese tariffs are a huge blow to U.S. farmers.
|
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The country's vast wealth cushioned the blow of the blockade.
|
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Here's the latest: • A new blow to U.S.-China relations.
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We are currently on track to blow past that target.
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Irma is likely to blow that out of the water.
|
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I always use that when I blow out my hair.
|
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Blond women blow pink chewing gum into gleaming juicy bubbles.
|
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Did Duke blow a lead and lose in embarrassing fashion?
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And she's willing to blow up anyone who challenges her.
|
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"It just doesn't blow up the system," Mr. Kessler said.
|
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Trump's instinct to blow up the status quo is dangerous.
|
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That could prove to be another deadly blow for Venezuela.
|
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Why blow stuff up when you can make stuff up?
|
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Charles M. Blow Once again: Donald Trump is a liar.
|
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Switching caucuses to primaries was a big blow to Sanders.
|
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The cancellation delivers a major economic blow to the state.
|
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Selecting Robert Frost would have been a blow for sanity.
|
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That's like having a whale blow its nose on you!
|
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These hearings were also a devastating blow to intellectual humility.
|
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This is when I was doing a lot of blow.
|
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However, the sudden cancellation of the program was a blow.
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OpinionDavid W. Blight OpinionNicholas Buccola OpinionEric Herschthal OpinionCharles M. Blow
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His removal will deal a blow to his political aspirations.
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"It's going to blow people's minds," Imagineer Chris Beatty said.
|
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And he seemed to indicate the storm would blow over.
|
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Which is a pretty big blow for someone like Duffy.
|
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The incident is a blow to Norway's flight electrification plans.
|
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The political posturing over Saturday's unnecessary theatrics will blow over.
|
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Losing Barr would be a serious blow to the president.
|
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The violent winds of change have already begun to blow.
|
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Specialty crops growers also may be dealt a difficult blow.
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OpinionEmily Bazelon and Elizabeth Goitein OpinionNicholas Kristof OpinionCharles M. Blow
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Brokers saw it coming, but that didn't soften the blow.
|
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They provide towels, blow dryers, and body soap for us.
|
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Yet his brief "surge" failed to strike a decisive blow.
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They are there to kill people and blow stuff up.
|
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I blow up the stroller tires in the parking lot.
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That hit would be smaller than the blow from SARS.
|
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The White House didn't publicly acknowledge the blow Sondland delivered.
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We didn't want to blow all our money on rent.
|
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The U.S. sanctions are a potentially devastating blow for Huawei.
|
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There, energy can, well, blow up in a candidate's face.
|
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"It is a major blow for Europe potentially," Savary said.
|
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Irish Nationalists feel they are suffering a double body blow.
|
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The absence of the payments is a blow to Sen.
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"I kind of blow my own mind," she has said.
|
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Now, the left is the side delivering the early blow.
|
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A modest headwind could blow the Lib Dems off course.
|
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The expansion is a blow for Carnegie Mellon, in particular.
|
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The progress is healing the wound that the blow made.
|
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The TPP would be the death blow for American manufacturing.
|
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In the fall of 2000, the family received another blow.
|
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Did the US inflict a serious strategic blow on Iran?
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We had no idea it would blow up like this!
|
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Let me blow your mind: This wasn't what it seemed.
|
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As your husband keeps saying, that hydrant is gonna blow.
|
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"That's when we started to blow up," said Ms. Guy.
|
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The NRA suffered a huge blow in their home state.
|
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The humanitarian aid industry, in particular, took a huge blow.
|
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The cracking issue is the latest blow to Boeing (BA).
|
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Styles blow through the record like winds through a shack.
|
|
The unexpected victory dealt a huge blow to the GOP.
|
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The unthinkable diagnosis was another blow to Ms. Torres's family.
|
|
But how big a blow will his absence be, really?
|
|
The blow to our strategic position is even more worrisome.
|
|
The report may be a political blow to Mr. Trump.
|
|
We just don't know when it's going to blow up.
|
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Chernobyl was going to blow; the only question was when.
|
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"We're not trying to blow up the world," he said.
|
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A rebuke from Judge Gorsuch would be a stinging blow.
|
|
Vindman's testimony concluded, Ms. Sanderson's phone started to blow up.
|
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If you can stretch the budget, it'll blow your mind.
|
|
Further diplomatic losses would be a heavy blow to Taiwan.
|
|
Tulsi Gabbard to blow up the next Democratic presidential debate.
|
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That hot air will expand catastrophically and blow stuff down.
|
|
The ruling could be a crippling blow to his aspirations.
|
|
Now, he has been struck down by a mighty blow.
|
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"Obviously, it was a bit of a blow," he said.
|
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If it didn't, she would blow up the Klingon homeworld.
|
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But the answers sometimes seemed to blow up to infinity.
|
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"You don't want to blow it all in one spot."
|
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The ruling is a huge blow to the Trump administration.
|
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And Trump may have just dealt it a mortal blow.
|
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Lehder was also depicted alongside Jung in the movie Blow.
|
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If you get it wrong, the rocket will blow up.
|
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I think McCain dealt it an almost certain death blow.
|
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At best, he could cushion the blow of trading Latos.
|
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When they got blow back, they ran for the hills.
|
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And so the Brexit is also a huge morale blow.
|
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Oh, Jonathan Blow, why are all your games so popular?
|
|
The little guy takes another blow from big, heartless efficiency.
|
|
How do we make a song that will blow up?
|
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SYMBOLIC BLOW Defeat in Ankara or Istanbul would end nearly a quarter of a century of rule by Erdogan's AKP or its predecessors in those cities and deal a symbolic blow to Turkey's leader.
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In this piece, Laura Craven and Flora Lee Peir, editors on the Metro desk, provide a blow-by-blow account of how The Times mobilized resources — photographers, editors, reporters — in response to breaking news.
|
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EU DELIVERS BLOW TO UBER: The European Court of Justice dealt Uber a major blow on Wednesday, declaring that the transportation company should be regulated like a taxi service instead of a technology company.
|
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Becoming nearly impenetrable as his candidacy gained steam, he seemingly withstands blow after blow, always rising to the top — even when challenged on the veracity of his statements or asked questions about his past.
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But the 2202-page blow-by-blow transcript provides new layers of detail about Trump's efforts to find dirt on political rivals -- and the extent to which it alarmed veterans in the State Department.
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But the 324-page blow-by-blow transcript provides new layers of detail about Trump's efforts to find dirt on political rivals — and the extent to which it alarmed veterans in the State Department.
|
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Christy climbed a step ladder to give the judge a blow-by-blow, but in the end, it was her admission she rolled through a red light to make a right that sunk her.
|
|
If you're looking for a blow-by-blow of how the Internet rolled out and participation from each and every one of the technological pioneers responsible, Lo and Behold will not give you that.
|
|
Miller follows the twists and turns of the case, giving a blow-by-blow account of the trial that initially has the pace of a TV procedural before crawling through a thicket of detail.
|
|
Blow up TPP, blow up relations with the E.U. and confront China alone — an utterly mad method that I do not believe will produce the meaningful, sustainable trade realignment with China that we need.
|
|
Once he had studied McGregor's technique, Mayweather took complete control of the contest by the fourth round and started to land blow after blow on his easy target as the Irishman bravely battled on.
|
|
The court's ruling was a blow to the department's top antitrust official, Makan Delrahim, who had hoped the case would strike a blow against so-called vertical mergers, which combine companies with complementary businesses.
|
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"Sometimes the ho phase may not be for everyone, but I think she had expectations about what the ho phase was going to be, and last night it was just blow after blow," Hicks said.
|
|
I knew I had to sort of discuss it in some way, in my way, to satisfy, informationally what needed to be conveyed, but I didn't want to go to this blow-by-blow thing.
|
|
Moving forward from Darby Field through more than three centuries, "Continental Divide" is in part a philosophical examination of attitudes toward mountains and wilderness, in part a blow-by-blow account of American climbing accomplishments.
|
|
A rep for the Texas Department of Public Safety gave a blow-by-blow account of what went down Sunday morning in Sutherland Springs, TX where a gunman opened fire at the First Baptist Church.
|
|
With the fresh blow of the 2016 election still sinking in, its indictment of America's sycophantic obsession with Black cultural production amidst its senseless perpetration of violence against Black people landed with a stinging blow.
|
|
He takes us to India, South Africa, Italy, France, Poland, Burma, Israel, and Iran and provides a blow-by-blow account of the tribulations that confronted popular movements in their insurgent campaigns for constitutional democracy.
|
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Having given little space to the opposition during the election campaign, mainstream media, including state news agency Bernama and the major newspapers New Straits Times and the Star, have reported the drama blow-by-blow.
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In other words, creating the theoretical nation of Catalonia wouldn't simply be a blow to Spain; it would also be a potentially large blow to the territorial integrity of an array of other EU nations.
|
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The loss of Sylvie Goulard as defence minister is a blow.
|
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Losing the Latino vote would be a huge blow to Mrs.
|
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So leaving the series completely would be a blow to morale.
|
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But turning it off is easy, just blow out the flame.
|
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They blow up a rocket on a launchpad and we chortle.
|
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An all-out trade war would blow the two economies apart.
|
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Here, they don't have plans, they will blow up the money.
|
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Trump was going to blow up the world six months ago.
|
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Shehadeh admired her haircut and blow-out in the ornate mirror.
|
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No telling whether Kirkhorn knows how to blow a whistle though….
|
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Why this matters: This is a huge blow for Express Scripts.
|
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There is good sound quality, but it won't blow your mind.
|
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And, even in Germany, the wind doesn't blow all the time.
|
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Things blow up; the ones that don't get smashed to pieces.
|
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Blow bubbles and splat them with a little table tennis bat.
|
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So the batteries are overheating and could blow up because why?
|
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The Cole attack was a devastating blow to the U.S. Navy.
|
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But beyond that, there's the fact these things occasionally blow up.
|
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I knew I wouldn't blow it because I'm not an idiot.
|
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We didn't have furniture, so we slept on blow-up mattresses.
|
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A year later though, the family was hit by another blow.
|
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And let the Democrats blow it up and prove him right.
|
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It's a dreadful blow to all workers regardless of their grievance.
|
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But producers here trust him not to blow it on trade.
|
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I head home and blow off some steam by making dinner.
|
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Tokyo's announced — and totally unaffordable — fiscal measures won't soften the blow.
|
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Puppies, peppers, and Fisher-Price toys were all dealt a blow.
|
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If that happens, that's a huge blow to his political clout.
|
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Gwen Stefani and Eve, "Let Me Blow Ya Mind" (22010) 2.
|
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The last two episodes are going to blow your mind, truly.
|
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This has dealt a hammer blow for the rule of law.
|
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Listen closely, and consider biting your tongue until things blow over.
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The fire comes as a devastating blow to the family's business.
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Measuring your height to know just where land a fatal blow.
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It was time for the FAA to blow some stuff up.
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That's a blow to Joe Biden, who'd hoped for their endorsement.
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They want to blow it all up and start anew. Yes.
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" He continues: "I just hope I don't blow it from here!
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"Blow 'em, wrap 'em, tie 'em, hang' em," she told me.
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EUROPE'S GREAT MIGRATION crisis seemed to blow up out of nowhere.
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Regardless of their target, they dealt a blow to Mr Trump.
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And so it really did just sort of blow my mind.
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Blow came out 17 years ago while you were in prison.
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I got a cut, partial foil, and blow dry for $60!
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There are plenty of ways to blow your money in Vegas.
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Meanwhile, terrorism delivered a devastating blow to the country's tourism industry.
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The recent crackdown is not the first blow Tencent has suffered.
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It would also be a blow to Porter's fellow Californian, Sen.
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It didn't blow it away, though, other than the bottom line.
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So maybe that softens the blow for him, I don't know.
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Extremely passionate sex or a blow-out fight could take place.
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Every time they slow down or stop, their horn will blow.
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Now, Mother Nature has dealt it a harsh and crushing blow.
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Like a nasty blow, you're left stunned, then dull and throbbing.
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"Tsai Ing-wen doesn't want this to blow up," she said.
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Did she mean to also blow up the entire Tyrell line?
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Sethi isn't suggesting that you blow your money on frivolous things.
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Not that it lessens the blow to banks, if they fail.
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This has been a bit of a blow to global confidence.
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Richardson's death was accidental, and a result of a single blow.
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Generally speaking, you're looking at stealthy preparation and a sudden blow.
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Alright ... there's your super public, veteran endorsement, kid ... don't blow it.
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Ms Nors, meanwhile, deals a vicious, blow to another Nordic stereotype.
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Ask the child to blow into your hand while you count.
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Now it's looking like it would blow up in Trump's face.
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I watched Molinari blow his lead and my potential profit evaporate.
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It would be a "blow for the party," said former Rep.
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Anti-Semitism has brought the sharpest blow during this drunken descent.
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His passing is a heavy blow to the entire BSG family.
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Mr Trump's populism is a blow to civic nationalism (see article).
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Now, the Italian government has dealt the embattled company another blow.
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It's the other contenders running for Senate who blow the mind.
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The visual adjustments are very noticeable when you blow them up.
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Witherspoon's not the only person saying sayonara to her blow dryer.
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If they do that, they'll blow up the downtown recovery building.
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Ossoff's disappointing performance is a blow to the Clinton wing's theory.
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Dinosaurs that blow bubbles and turn monsters into fruit and candy?
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McDavid went down, lost his helmet, and Prosser delivered another blow.
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The ruling is a blow to Verizon, which now owns Yahoo.
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Blow LTD is offering 11.11 percent equity and is seeking £750,021.
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"We must not let it blow up," an EU diplomat said.
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Jupiter has been known to blow hot air into insecure egos.
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Flash another, and it delivers a killing blow with its teeth.
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Many observers saw this as a deadly blow to Turkish democracy.
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Did you blow enough money on Uber to get Diamond status?
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S. trade war could deal a harsh blow to the economy.
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Which would of course be another tech-enabled blow to privacy.
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Buterin's departure is likely to be a huge blow for Fenbushi.
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"You could have a blow up mattress in here," Frankel says.
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Sanchez, though, is just waiting for this fracas to blow over.
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A kitten would kill you, a kitten would blow you up.
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They are looking to blow the system up with a disrupter.
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We just wait for something not to blow up or what?
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Losing international auditors would be a heavy blow for Indian businesses.
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I'm going to blow out 'Cold Pizza' remnants in this show.
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The anti-Semitism row was a severe blow to Mr Corbyn.
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And then these RINs are going to blow up one day.
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A small blister can blow up in a matter of minutes.
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The vote to leave delivered a major blow to business confidence.
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The scene where it got blow-dried was a particular joy.
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The struggle with his family was a crippling blow, he said.
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YouTube is dealing another blow to conspiracy theorists and disinformation peddlers.
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Last week, Hurricane Maria dealt the island an intensely brutal blow.
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Check. Fiery balls of molten metal and application of blow torch?
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The Supreme Court just dealt unions and workers a devastating blow.
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Being able to give a reason could help soften the blow.
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He'll be lucky if he doesn't blow up on the ramp.
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We just want to blow off some steam before school starts.
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We play Uno and blow bubbles and play with some pups.
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You hack, you slash, and robots stylishly blow up around you.
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It's a disaster, and another blow to Rachel's already precarious confidence.
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That's right, they blow up that hydrogenerator and free their people.
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The first dates (and dozens of other micro-interactions) you'll blow!
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"C'mon now, blow your horn," she says for the tenth time.
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It creates a symphony of flavors that will blow you away.
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The vote is a huge blow to repeal plans in Congress.
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The death blow, when it came at the hand of Sen.
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The retreat signals a heavy blow for Nomura management's international ambitions.
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Caesar's friend, Brutus, delivers the final blow that ends his life.
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She claims he reacted with the blow to her mid-section.
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The crash is a blow to Ethiopian Airlines' ambitious growth plans.
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That's another blow that unions weren't really expecting from this ruling.
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Estella claims she was left with a concussion from the blow.
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Last week Blow revealed that the The Witness would cost $40.
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Why didn't Comey resign and blow the whistle on the President?
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Nor'easters are named after their winds, which blow from the Northeast.
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Feel free to blow up our feeds with more cute content.
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If he succeeds, it'd be a big blow to Ted Cruz.
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It was not clear what caused the tires to blow out.
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Fickle hypes can therefore be misleading and blow into over-valuations.
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He could be understanding, and then that would blow my mind.
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Or you could cool off on a big blow-up popsicle.
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The move marks a blow for Google's struggling wearable operating system.
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In your defense, some blow up figures are sort of fine.
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It would be a blow to the best of American society.
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"It's not a fatal blow, it's just a reorganize," he said.
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If an issue has been ready to blow up, it will.
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Still, his rejection was a major blow to my self-esteem.
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Pouille, meanwhile, struggled to land a blow as his serve misfired.
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Before you blow dry your hair, I always put it in.
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Feinstein's face; she really didn't expect that kind of blow back.
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The Captive Mind was a devastating blow to the communist mentality.
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But a criminal case would represent a blow to McKinsey's reputation.
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That, she added, would be a further blow to conservation efforts.
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In another damaging blow, Cohen said he lied for political reasons.
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And differences grow over a decade and things ultimately blow up.
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If you don't have a blow torch, use the oven broiler.
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What do we know about air dry versus blow dry then?
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So hopefully Tyrelliot can blow everything up before it's too late.
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Watch, it seems like she's trying to blow off the question.
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Trump called the system corrupt and promised to blow it up.
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But it's not as if everything is now ready to blow.
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It would blow all night and into tomorrow, the forecaster said.
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Simpson struck a direct blow when discussing Bush's sense of humor.
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Naked blow-up "Lisa" dolls tossed around the stands at games.
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Evolution, by contrast, is a body blow to evangelical Christians' worldview.
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Trump wanted to "blow that thing up," he said this week.
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Losing its guarantees would be a heavy blow to American security.
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The most recent blow to those hoping to climb the ranks?
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Not having the answer can be a blow to your ego.
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When the wind doesn't blow, the turbines don't make any power.
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Common Cause last month dealt a harsh blow to American democracy.
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"We soften the blow," said Neil Hughes, managing editor of AppleInsider.
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The Amazon merger is just another blow that reinforces these trends.
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It can deal a blow to the morale of a place.
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Garrett's nomination was eventually blocked, an embarrassing blow to the administration.
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Don't try to blow the dust out by blowing on it.
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He was about to blow off the side of that cliff.
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It was a crushing blow for Mr. Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party.
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The Kavanaugh hearings led to another decisive blow to congressional oversight.
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Basically, the idea is will this thing blow up or not?
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The greater worry is that gender will blow her off course.
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Voters "only want to deal us a blow," Ms. Carstensen said.
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The retreat signals the latest blow for Nomura management's international aspirations.
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Donald Trump's election came as a shocking blow to many Americans.
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Apportionment would have been a fatal blow to the carriage tax.
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"I saw the driver blow right through the intersection," Bishop said.
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The force of the blow caused extensive internal bleeding, he said.
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Your entertainment budget isn't going to blow up just yet. Relax.
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It was his home state senator who delivered the knockout blow.
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Every cut, every blow of the chisel has to sit right.
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I get that presidents sometimes blow hot air, but radioactive energy?
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Alonso said the court's decision was a blow to their optimism.
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It was a devastating blow to his Democratic opponent, former Gov.
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"They received a blow and did not succeed," the source said.
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"In one blow, we lost our three top people," says Lukas.
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Three former Vine employees said his departure was a tough blow.
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All I do is smoke 'em and blow the smoke out.
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"Oh hell no!" tweeted New York Times columnist Charles M. Blow.
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The other is the force of the Mandalorian's blow, FM-B.
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That was a big blow, and I took it very badly.
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Death at dusk At dusk the unit takes its hardest blow.
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Piss off the demon and blow us to white man's hell.
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Tuesday's rejection is Wells Fargo's latest blow in a difficult year.
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Second of all, you seem really obsessed with blow jobs tonight.
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Then came another blow: The government wanted the compensation money back.
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The Federal Trade Commission is about to blow open the vault.
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But the "Blow Your Mind" category goes to J.P.W., for sure.
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And now he has reluctantly received a blow job from Hannah.
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Unexpected fun comes your way, but don't blow your whole budget!
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Hash and booze and blow did sometimes get in the way.
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The individual mandate's repeal is likely to be the biggest blow.
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Go deeper: Trump's trade plan that would blow up the WTO.
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I can play things quietly or blow them out into noise.
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This injury could end up being quite a blow for Cleveland.
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It's a longer time to blow dangerous, power line-snapping winds.
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But I could not just blow off de Chirico and Magritte.
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For millions of our people, the decision was a heavy blow.
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With two outs, Tommy Joseph delivered the knockout blow to Teheran.
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Mostly, though, it's because blow isn't what it used to be.
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Don't pick a fight: It will blow up in your face.
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A leaked Trump bill to blow up the World Trade Organization.
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We don't want somebody to blow us out of the water.
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But restructuring and cost-cutting should cushion the blow, Bornstein said.
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Mars reenters Capricorn tonight, encouraging you to blow off some steam.
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Merlino's mistrial is a major blow to federal prosecutors in Manhattan.
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This is [once] again a huge blow to our first amendment.
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OpinionCharles M. Blow OpinionEric L. Adams OpinionFrank Bruni OpinionMichael Eric Dyson
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This helped cushion the blow of the fallout around the world.
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That is a severe blow to the integrity of congressional oversight.
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But make sure to blow through one nostril at a time.
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Blow dry as normal — and prepare to see some unbelievable shine.
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Clinton is poised to deliver a knockout blow in either state.
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By 2023, that number is expected to blow past $101 billion.
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She could have landed a death blow tonight and did not.
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Charles M. Blow This is my last column of the year.
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Give a hand to the industries that suffer the harshest blow.
|
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But the blow was much larger to Afghanistan's shrinking Sikh population.
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We just had to wait for the storm to blow over.
|
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In general, the US economy has already taken a substantial blow.
|
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"This is not going to be a glancing blow," he said.
|
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The greatest blow to "Bloodshot" was at the international box office.
|
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But you car isn't going to blow up if you wait.
|
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In 1939, Nazi Germany plotted to blow up the Hoover Dam.
|
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At least this one can't directly blow up Amelia's delicate world.
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Charles M. Blow Dear America: Come on, you can't be serious.
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Did you think this movement would blow up like it did?
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What a blow to the self-esteem of these potential students.
|
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"Her observations blow ours out of the water," Dr. Rathbun says.
|
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To ease the blow, Micron appears to have found a workaround.
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Maybe they'll blow off steam with a game of baseball afterward.
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And an almost pivot blow—now known as the spinning backfist.
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He had been killed by a sharp blow to the head.
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This has the potential to blow up into a regional crisis.
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I'm about to hammer the final blow when the bell rings.
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But she was hoping more public activism might soften the blow.
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The terrorists of the Islamic State have taken a devastating blow.
|
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"Blow away," she told them, as she recalled in her memoir.
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" [KPCC News] • "I'd let that lonesome whistle blow my blues away.
|
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The blow he received in September knocked him out for weeks.
|
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For myself, I tend to do a natural looking blow-dry.
|
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I've kept hoping the fumes will just blow out to sea.
|
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Either way, California carbon policy could blow up on incoming Gov.
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"This is a real blow for everyone," said Hernandez by telephone.
|
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The move could pay off, or it could blow up spectacularly.
|
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That statistic has not been the only blow to Baltimore's image.
|
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Which will undoubtedly blow the lid off of Donald Trump's corruption.
|
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Business: Both Hulu and Netflix blow through a lot of cash.
|
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Prosecutors have said that Mr. Martinez Estrella delivered the fatal blow.
|
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But he and Kate need to do more than blow smoke.
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Natalie: I was an assistant to Nick Kristof and Charles Blow.
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He had it all and seemed determined to blow it all.
|
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"It's a huge blow to my budget," Kay told Business Insider.
|
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And this latest blow could push others in the same direction.
|
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Biden's wins in the states were a surprising blow to Bernie.
|
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Warren didn't "blow it" as some of her staffers may lament.
|
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O.K. O.K. TAVERNISE: You's ready to blow up, you know that?
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But his loss was not just a blow to Mr. Trump.
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My colleagues Charles Blow and Bret Stephens have also made it.
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That's why everyone needs an emergency cushion to soften the blow.
|
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This was targeted to soften the blow to the US consumer.
|
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Those tariffs won't be a major blow to the US industry.
|
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Parizek said the officers' deaths are a blow to the city.
|
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A 'startup depression' is the economic blow no one's talking about.
|
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This, he says, will soften the blow of spreading coronavirus cases.
|
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The match tarnished tennis and was a stinging blow to sportsmanship.
|
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Similar to airlines, the tourism industry is also taking a blow.
|
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This was a major blow to his threat to Joe Biden.
|
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The party's traditional leaders absorbed one blow after another last week.
|
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Governments will need more targeted measures to soften the economic blow.
|
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But it was a big blow to Uber, by most measures.
|
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Let's just hope those humans don't choose to blow themselves up.
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Scream inside, and blow through your lips at the same time.
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Charles M. Blow Opinion Columnist Racist comments don't hurt my feelings.
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Don't use a flat iron or blow-dry it pin straight.
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He told the crowd he's positioned to land a knockout blow.
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"It's a blow," said Steven Pruett, chief executive of Elevation Resources.
|
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"We need Guy Fawkes to come back and blow Parliament up."
|
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Most Americans haven't been following every blow of the impeachment saga.
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I hope the Muslims blow one of your loved ones up.
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"So the Wind Won't Blow It All Away," by Richard Brautigan.
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But the headwinds may need to blow a little harder first. ■
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That was a crippling blow to Iran's main source of revenue.
|
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That hope took a body blow in the past two weeks.
|
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It was determined a blow to the stomach killed the child.
|
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It was the latest blow to his battered aura of invincibility.
|
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Schumer, who had been close to Franken, delivered the final blow.
|
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The injury is a big blow to the Yankees' pitching staff.
|
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He now seeks a knockout blow in South Carolina on Saturday.
|
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Charles M. Blow Opinion Columnist Donald Trump's approval rating is rising.
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Dispose of tissues in a wastebasket after you blow your nose.
|
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But did it make a bigger blow in the media membrane?
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His death was a blow to ISIS, but didn't cripple it.
|
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Back then, he had no idea the songs would blow up.
|
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Going forward, this will be a body blow to Japanese shares.
|
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Unfortunately, that version of the battery also tended to blow up.
|
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"This is an important blow to the regime," Mr. Larrondo said.
|
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The day of our date, I had an excellent blow-dry.
|
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Kenin said she would be out to land the first blow.
|
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But Resonant Bodies invites artists to blow it up a little.
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A win for you, is it a direct blow for them?
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Death is a finite blow; family separation is a chronic torment.
|
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Front bumpers to the mainland, they soften the blow from storms.
|
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It was also a blow to President Trump, who lashed out.
|
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If you're drunk and say, 'Hey, you want to blow me?
|
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The inclination to blow up the system has found fertile ground.
|
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The killing of Soleimani is a massive symbolic blow to Iran.
|
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Luckily my hair air dries nicely so I rarely blow dry.
|
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Light winds blow from the north at five mph or less.
|
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Charles M. Blow Donald Trump has a thing about Barack Obama.
|
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Wheeler's injury is yet another blow to the battered Mets' roster.
|
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He wanted to blow the little buggers into bits and pieces.
|
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It was a significant blow to those seeking change in Venezuela.
|
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The world isn't going to blow to smithereens in 11 years.
|
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Sentsov was also convicted of plotting to blow up a statue.
|
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Local business owners are concerned about another blow to the area.
|
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And in itself it is no huge blow to the republic.
|
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Inaction would likely blow up a state's individual health insurance market.
|
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An ill-advised tweet would just blow so many plans up.
|
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Uber has lurched from one blow to its reputation after another.
|
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If they don't get what they want, they blow it up.
|
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At least investors are used to South Korean political blow-ups.
|
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You could blow past them and probably never get in trouble.
|
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Among them, the blow to the tourism industry bears the brunt.
|
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For millions of our people, the decision was a heavy blow.
|
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But if they try to nominate Rubio, it will blow up.
|
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"We're not trying to blow up the world," he told CNBC.
|
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Then, about a decade later, union workers suffered another major blow.
|
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Of course, this could all blow up in the Heat's faces.
|
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Losing him would have been be a blow to Pacers fans.
|
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Striking a blow for democracy and inclusion was not his department.
|
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Porter's departure is a major blow to the White House staff.
|
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Which is why the death of George was such a blow.
|
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I blow things up to try to predict and prevent explosions.
|
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He'll have to blow past that this year after former Rep.
|
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The move will come as a blow to the UK's fleet.
|
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We think its boxers are so comfortable they'll blow Dad's mind.
|
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It is not even the fatal blow for the Treasury market.
|
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Trump has already dealt a body blow to the political process.
|
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It would also blow well past Apple's record high of $233.47.
|
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But the world is on track to blow past those numbers.
|
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Accompaniment: Lifeguard will blow "Here Comes the Bride" on her whistle.
|
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Another explained how to make a blow torch using aerosol deodorant.
|
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Another explained how to make a blow torch using aerosol deodorant.
|
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But Resonant Bodies invites artists to blow it up a little.
|
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It is spreading throughout Europe, with Italy suffering the heaviest blow.
|
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Coming together as a group may lessen the blow, Espinal said.
|
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The blow ended his season and might have ended his career.
|
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But in Tuesday's speech he dealt the plan a big blow.
|
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For now though, Mr. Bezos is striking a blow for everyone.
|
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How would team Trump take the blow of a failed presidency?
|
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It was expected to blow out of the country by Monday.
|
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Hicks' homer was the big blow, preceded by three consecutive doubles.
|
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Mr. Lopp didn't want his new neighbors to blow his cover.
|
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If I knew how to blow smoke rings, I would have.
|
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Don't blow all of that new salary in Final Jeopardy, Alex!
|
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New York Times columnist Charles Blow previously took on this myth.
|
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The financial fallout from Libya's war is another blow for Tunisia.
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And this'll blow your mind -- Eazy actually drove a '63 himself.
|
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There was a moment—Ali sparring with a boxer big enough to play defensive line for any NFL team, slowly backing towards the ropes, absorbing blow after blow as he perfected his "rope-a-dope" strategy.
|
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And, when you are able to shower, you'll have to blow-dry your sopping-wet spider lashes with a blow dryer, on the cool setting, and a little spoolie brush — something you've likely never done before.
|
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For days now, half the country has stood shellshocked as the Trump regime landed a blistering assault, blow after blow, on what they had thought was a political consensus around a few general standards of decency.
|
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"This hearing will be a blow against peace, it will be a blow against law and order," said Mufti Fayezullah, the joint secretary general of Hefazat-e-Islam, a religious movement that helped organize the rallies.
|
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Brown wasn't going to blow up the plane — the unfinished materials were in his checked luggage — but if the TSA publicized that, why wouldn't it publicize catching someone who was trying to blow up the plane?
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Macron's victory deals a blow to the populist movement across Europe, and a former deputy national security adviser to President Obama said he thinks the defeat of Le Pen signals a "blow" to far-right nationalism.
|
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If you've ever played with a piece of grass and you blow through it, you know that if you blow through a tube or a structure that can vibrate, it starts to vibrate and make noise.
|
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In the weeks before the summit meeting, alliance leaders feared that Mr. Trump would try to blow everything up, dealing a truly severe blow to the multilateral world order and to trans-Atlantic deterrence and cohesion.
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To the Editor: Re "Trump's 'Concentration Camps,'" by Charles M. Blow (column, June 24): Mr. Blow only begins to scratch the surface that is the horror of our nation's treatment of children held in concentration camps.
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"The Tunnel" — initially a blow-by-bloody-blow adaptation of the Scandi-noir hit "The Bridge" — has distinguished itself, three seasons in, through socially urgent story lines set in the port cities connecting Britain and France.
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"And everything that happened in the city of Richmond showed up in the newspaper the next day or two, a detailed, blow-by-blow account of every city council meeting, every planning commission meeting," Butt said.
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"I kinda stopped reading [the negative comments], thinking, 'It's gonna blow over,' but it didn't really blow over as quickly as I thought it would," Ruiz told Hoda Kotb on Thursday's episode of the Today show.
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Mr. McQueen's suicide in 2010, and that of the fashion force Isabella Blow in 2007, had been a heavy blow to her and all of their friends, she said, and it was time to move forward.
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The F-35 is trying to tackle the whole problem of how to blow up the things it wants to blow up without getting shot down — using a very, very different approach than the F-16.
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If you like a ton of features, blow for blow, OneNote and Evernote are the most comparable, offering you means to save images, integrate IFTTT, have tons of folders, special recipe filters, and tons of more options.
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"Scout Ranger Books", a Facebook page of one of the ranger officers, gave a blow-by-blow account of the operation and said the shot that killed Hapilon came from a gun mounted on an armored vehicle.
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Kim Kardashian is in New York City right now, chitchatting with the judge in the Paris robbery case ... offering up a blow-by-blow of what happened when she was bound, gagged and stripped of her jewelry.
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We got Rawlings out in L.A. and asked him about all things Lakers, and that's when the "Chappelle's Show" star gave us a blow-by-blow, and a spit-by-spit analysis of the brawl Saturday night.
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In the past, Trump's madness has pulverized his primary GOP enemies as well as Hillary Clinton, who all thought they could shed their Beltway prim personas to climb into his muddy arena and trade blow for blow.
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At the Tham Luang cave complex in Chiang Rai, security personnel turned away scores of people who came to show support, while more journalists joined hundreds of media representatives who have covered the drama blow-by-blow.
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Money sent back by Moldovan emigrants may have also softened the blow.
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