"Our phone is blowing up, our email is blowing up," she said.
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Don't have to worry about my hair blowing, beautifully blowing in the wind.
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Mendes: The winds that were blowing before the First World War are blowing again.
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The wind was blowing so hard that the French doors behind the hurricane shutters started blowing open.
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Here's how everyone does: Molly calls Andrew to apologize for blowing up and then blowing him off.
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JT had a front row seat for the blowing of the shofar, but passed on blowing it himself.
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"It&aposs blowing into the fire, and it&aposs kind of blowing it back on itself," he said.
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"I'm afraid that the winds that were blowing before the First World War are blowing again," he said.
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Let's face it: blowing up a mattress is not easy — have you tried blowing up a beach ball recently?
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"They're still trying to project this mind-set that they're blowing up the place, blowing up the institution," Mr. Senor said.
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Analysts claim it's not only possible to see who's blowing up now, but more importantly, who's going to be blowing up next.
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No matter where, or which direction the trade winds are blowing-, trend winds are blowing, the Chinese technology sector will still make advancements.
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Six other Houston defenders joined the sack parade, blowing past linemen who whiffed block after block when they weren't blowing the snap count.
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"Are they just blowing the portal, the entrance, or are they blowing the entire tunnel itself?" asked Joe Bermudez, an analyst at 38 North.
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Blowing on the cake definitely can and will spread illnesses like the flu or a cold if the person doing the blowing is sick.
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"I can't go in a convertible with my hair blowing in the wind, with my scarf blowing in the wind; I would love that," she said.
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The problem here is, the person who was blowing the whistle was blowing the whistle with ignorance or limited knowledge about the actual facts of the case.
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Cubs manager Joe Maddon marveled at how different the game could be with the wind blowing out, as opposed to the wind blowing in off of Lake Michigan.
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Even in the most anonymous of hookups; there's something magical to be found; blowing a stranger in a bathroom can be as intimate and mind-blowing as any sex.
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If her hair is blowing across her face or her clothes, we'll find another shot where the hair was blowing in a different direction and make a composite using different photos.
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The traffic was just as bad as ever and we crawled forward with our windows rolled down, the spring breeze blowing in, the cigarette smoke blowing out, dusk all around us.
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In a savvy guerrilla tactic, he beat the department to registering social media accounts, so the Still Blowing Smoke Facebook page and Twitter handle lead to content by NOT Blowing Smoke.
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" AJ: "It's interesting that you said 'blowing off steam.
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Wild weather blowing through the city - stay safe, Seattle!
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This is driven by strong winds blowing from different directions at different heights, notably a parade of potent storms blowing in from the Rockies after deluging Northern California with rare, late-season rain.
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Later, Ora used the wind to create her own hair-blowing machine once she got in front of the step and repeat, posing with her dress and waves glamorously blowing in the wind.
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So, my phone has been blowing up this week [laughter].
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They're still blowing the minds of scientists who study them.
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I'm blowing a lot of cash here I shouldn't blow.
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Twitter and my email inbox were blowing up with comments.
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They kept the dollar from blowing up after stellar CPI.
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She said her phone had been "blowing up" with messages.
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And plus, hey, wasn't blowing it up a war crime?
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It was going to have natural sounds, the wind blowing.
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Suddenly she could feel the wind blowing from the west.
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Was the CEO of Foxconn blowing smoke up Trump's ass?
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I'm sorry that you're not, and it's blowing your mind.
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I'm sorry that you're not and it's blowing your mind.
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The Chinese side has also been blowing hot and cold.
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I was just driving … and my phone started blowing up.
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In one trailer we see clown blowing up a balloon.
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If the wind is blowing, it has to be there.
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They smelled to high heaven but were mind blowing delicious.
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But as people in Texas know, O'Rourke wasn't blowing smoke.
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He says it's just the leaves blowing in the wind.
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"You were fabulous," Henderson complimented McCormick after blowing her kisses.
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Recently Tyler Mitchell's photos have really been blowing me away.
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American Flag blowing in the wind of an approaching storm
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But an institution can be damaged without blowing it up.
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Typically dogs don't really appreciate people blowing air their faces.
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I found it blowing along on the ground, she says.
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Thirteen years later, the MRO is still blowing us away.
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He's advocated blowing up Iranian nuclear facilities more than once.
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Do you know who loves blowing things out of proportion?
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So are you blowing yourself up for your next project?
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There can also be a price for blowing the whistle.
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I remember blowing smoke on her clitoris while she came.
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Within hours, his comments section was, as expected, blowing up.
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The lesson: "Don't go blowing your financial plan," McClanahan said.
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Are corset belts really the unexpected trend that's blowing up?
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Flowers and the breezes blowing through is a recurring subject.
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I mean, blowing up a pub with kids in it?
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Are you telling the truth or are you blowing smoke?
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You're blowing my mind like an episode of Ray Donovan.
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The crisping technology is mind blowing and easy to use.
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No president would want that blowing up in their faces.
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Or was that music publications blowing it out of proportion?
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Last time it was when Samsung phones were blowing up.
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It's blowing our minds as we develop these use cases.
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"Sorry for blowing up y'all twitter everyone," Kudzai also tweeted.
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"Yes," I said, blowing air onto my baby's flushed face.
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American companies added 312,000 jobs last month, blowing away estimates.
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In fact, many lottery winners end up blowing it all.
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Debris flew, puncturing the fuselage and blowing out a window.
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Trump never raised the subject, thereby blowing a golden opportunity.
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Wind is blowing out from home plate to left field.
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YBN Nahmir: When "Rubbin' Off the Paint" starting blowing up.
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Big rooms for a small band, just blowing them out.
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It. Social media is already blowing up with distraught responses.
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The wind had started blowing, scattering the stagnant clouds above.
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But Democrats are blowing the political opportunity of a lifetime.
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Several lawmakers have expressed concerns about blowing up the deficit.
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Howling winds had already been blowing snow into his eyes.
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Finally, Stein and Ward take turns blowing sparks over top.
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While folk music was blowing up, soul music was too.
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Exit polling data showed that Biden was blowing away Sen.
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FS: Bloomberg is blowing everyone else out of the water.
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They shot at the worshipers indiscriminately before blowing themselves up.
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By the time I landed, my phone was blowing up!
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And a "bomb cyclone" is blowing in from the Pacific.
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We need to rediscover those lessons before blowing it again.
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And that's when "it started blowing up," Ms. Newman said.
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"The wind wasn't blowing 35 miles per hour that day."
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My phone started blowing up with text messages and calls.
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Try sticking that into your dog whistle and blowing it.
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"It's not as though we're blowing them up," he said.
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"It's good for blowing up stereotypes, for sure," Whilden said.
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One streaming stock is blowing the rest away this year.
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She popped the giant bubble of gum she was blowing.
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I'm glad Richard wasn't successful at blowing up the plane.
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She is blowing up the box of the princess fantasy.
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They mimic drum fills by peking their lips and blowing.
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Rubbing, massage and touch—pampuni—are all important in ngangkari practice, along with singing and dancing—inma—and a blowing technique that is a bit like soothing a child by blowing on a graze.
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Participants are instructed to light the candles while reciting the spell, before setting fire to the photo of Trump and blowing out the orange candle while "visualising Trump blowing apart into dust or ash".
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If you have shear — if you have winds in one direction blowing, say, out of the east, and winds in the other direction blowing out of the west — that will basically tilt the hurricane circulation.
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Even if the wind isn't blowing at one generation facility, it's probably blowing somewhere else, so being able to tap into far-flung renewable energy sources helps ensure the supply of electricity meets the demand.
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If you live in Colorado and don't, you're probably blowing it.
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Jones said she doesn't remember the storm blowing out the windows.
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"You were fabulous," Henderson, 82, complimented McCormick after blowing her kisses.
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Now, it's blowing up again—and damaging Facebook in the process.
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The arid heat shrivels bodies, and blowing sand envelops the remains.
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But, occasionally, something would come through that would be mind-blowing.
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It's not about blowing stuff up and showing off special effects.
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Israel's political wind has been blowing toward decriminalization for some time.
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What we don't know yet about our guts is mind-blowing.
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" The scale of the corruption scandal, she said, "is mind-blowing.
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Forget blowing bubbles ... serving bubbly's how Sir and Rumi get down.
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He's blowing the entire two party system out of the water.
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"Look at dick face just blowing on his cappuccino," says Ariel.
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Video showed largely peaceful demonstrators chanting, blowing whistles and carrying signs.
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As if blowing up Valencia, California, in season six wasn't enough.
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"The work ethic of the actresses was mind blowing," he said.
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Seeing it be alive on water was just totally mind blowing.
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I don't know how she feels about this thing blowing up.
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It's just the direction that the wind is blowing right now.
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Last one for tonight, then I'll stop blowing up your feed.
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Try blowing on her clitoris before making contact with your tongue.
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So, why is Donna Brazile blowing the whistle on this now?
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Wise central bankers are prepared for ill winds blowing from abroad.
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The Twitter-verse is blowing up with comments, opinions, and questions.
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There are so many Pokémon in this trailer, it's mind-blowing.
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It was mind-blowing because there was no precedent for it.
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Noon The soldiers on the roof are blowing through their ammunition.
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Thanks for blowing holes in my bullshit trend story, Dan Porter.
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"My phone is blowing up all the time," Rippon tells PEOPLE.
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Somebody's blowing up buildings, and somebody's doing lots of bad stuff.
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The drunk driver in question this morning was arrested after blowing .
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And fast forward [to now], and she's just blowing it up.
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I'm reading this now, and so far, it's blowing me away.
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Gentry was more understanding about blowing the lead to the Spurs.
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And then the Note 7 began catching fire and blowing up.
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Winds were still blowing harshly in Xiamen and other coastal cities.
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Both of them pitched really well with the wind blowing out.
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"So to be an Academy member was mind-blowing," Gerwig said.
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This beluga whale is blowing up after photobombing an aquareum wedding.
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I woke up the next day with my phone blowing up.
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"The campaign has been blowing a racist dog whistle," Brooks said.
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There is, for example, an entire room devoted to blowing bubbles.
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It's mind-blowing to essentially hold a video in your hand.
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Blowing an opponent's face off with a close-range shotgun blast?
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And the results, we have to admit, are pretty mind blowing.
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" McPhee hilariously chimed in, writing, "@erinfoster stop blowing my age cover!
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Their intentions are mysterious, until they start blowing up American landmarks.
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Because blowing things up in a regular old garden is BORING.
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As we reported, Mac ended up blowing twice the legal limit.
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Keep your phone on silent because it will be blowing up.
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CES in Vegas was buzzing with innovation and mind-blowing technologies.
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This whole time I thought they were blowing me a kiss.
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Just look at this kind of mind-blowing "Gangnam Style" video.
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"This is going to be mind blowing," he told the Post.
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I was also blowing leaves and had to rake them up.
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"This is clearly the way the wind is blowing," he said.
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And now the whole thing is blowing up before our eyes.
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Here are the government's "safety steps" for blowing things up responsibly:
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Blowing off steam in this way gave Trump only temporary relief.
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Kylie Jenner has a major, mind-blowing game plan for 2016.
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My first thought was that a fan was blowing on them.
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The wind isn't always blowing when you need those turbines spinning.
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BLOWING IN: Outer rain band from #HurricaneIrma whips into downtown Miami.
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Madonna told protesters she "thought" about blowing up the White House.
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Shouldn't a good comedian try blowing that safe structure to smithereens?
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"It was blowing like a son of a gun," he said.
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There may be an even stronger wind blowing than the economy.
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They see me blowing up, now they say they want some.
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Don't try to blow the dust out by blowing on it.
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"Blowing Your Way to Beauty" might have been a nice slogan.
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ET, blowing out a cloud of rocket exhaust, steam, and dirt.
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We don't travel the world blowing animals away as you do.
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This might be the most mind-blowing fact of them all.
|
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The U.S. economy added 263,000 jobs last month, blowing past expectations.
|
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Trump also had no interest in blowing up the G-7.
|
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Nothing half-good was blowing up on Vine at the beginning.
|
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At this exact moment of catharsis, Tabitha's phone begins blowing up.
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Blowing up peoples' portfolios isn't going to get anyone re-elected.
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They pushed close to his car, blowing kisses, and throwing flowers.
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You're just blowing off steam in the heat of the moment.
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You live on a small island where uncertain winds are blowing.
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Although in all cases there's the risk of it blowing away.
|
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The scene was surreal, quiet, with trash blowing in the wind.
|
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Now, however, the jailbreak community is shriveling up and blowing away.
|
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Read more: 9 mind-blowing facts about the US farming industry
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"Blowing up all those people" along with docs, land deeds, etc.
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You're creating a vibration by blowing through a partially blocked tube.
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Dick Durbin for blowing up talks on a DACA immigration deal.
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Winds were blowing the fire eastward and northeastward during the afternoon.
|
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Now the air was blowing cold, but other challenges remained unmet.
|
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He tried gently blowing on the fruit, to dislodge the skin.
|
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"After all, isn't coronavirus a virus?" she asked, blowing my mind.
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"It feels we have positive winds blowing for us," he said.
|
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The oil there is so mind blowing—so fresh and delicate.
|
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Expect plenty of suspense and at least one mind-blowing reveal.
|
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But there she stood, her curly hair blowing in the breeze.
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Texts, calls, emojis of blowing kisses, and an additional date followed.
|
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Because she's blowing off the United States ... I know Denmark well.
|
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Of particular concern was the team's spectacular penchant for blowing leads.
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Wick holds centerstage, blowing away all who would dare oppose him.
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The roof of the building seemed in danger of blowing away.
|
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The lastest lewks out of London are blowing up the runway.
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My neighbors were still clanging their plates and blowing conch shells.
|
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Stanger sets corporate whistle-blowing aside, declaring it a separate case.
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CreditCreditSara Fox The wind started blowing at two in the morning.
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No one really knew when Trump was blowing hot or cold.
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But they did not rise to the level of whistle-blowing.
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We've crossed into a point where it's ridiculous and mind-blowing.
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At the time that they were created, it was mind-blowing!
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Those crumpled-up papers blowing across the front yard like tumbleweed?
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As it dissolves, different and possibly mind-blowing flavors will emerge.
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It's for things like blowing out birthday candles or sporting events.
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You went the route of blowing your whistle to the press.
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"It's that they and others are blowing up our shared reality."
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It's mind-blowing to embark on a new THOUSAND years, sure.
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Blowing minty smoke, he cackled and reached into the shopping bag.
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And there's Rick Perry smacking on bazooka and blowing bubble bubbles.
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The sheer athleticism -- and balance -- of the performers is mind-blowing.
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Gusty winds will cause blowing snow and poor visibility at times.
|
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My mom is blowing my phone up from the good news!
|
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Space telescopes also captured mind-blowing shots of galaxies and nebulae.
|
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Here are 27 mind-blowing photos of the cosmos from 2019.
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If I pet my dog does that mean he's blowing me?
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This moment when he's blowing up, he decides to do this.
|
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However, other companies believe the winds of change are blowing harder.
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Blowing snow will make travel treacherous or impossible during these times.
|
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Tesla's China team has done a "mind-blowing" job, Musk said.
|
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The world was burning or smoldering or blowing up or melting.
|
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His phone was blowing up in his pocket as we walked.
|
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But outside France, political winds were blowing in the other direction.
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"It's probably just blowing the fly's vision away," one researcher said.
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"It was kind of a mind-blowing moment," Mr. McHenry said.
|
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In short, these books were blueprints for blowing up the closet.
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"It's probably just blowing the fly's vision away," Dr. How said.
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When the wind stops blowing, that's the end of your electric.
|
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My guess is he will to avoid blowing up the deal.
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Am I about to have a mind-blowing full body orgasm?
|
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They haven't shown similar enthusiasm for blowing out their own candles.
|
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"I found out that he wasn't blowing smoke," she told me.
|
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It's easy to expect mind-blowing graphics from new gaming platforms.
|
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This is pretty mind blowing, but what does it all mean?
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The Trump administration is on the cusp of blowing that deadline.
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None of these services will be mind-blowing on their own.
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He played with proportion, blowing up shoulders and shirt sleeves and hiking trouser-waists heavenward, but the overall effect was sweet, with a whiff of the '80s nostalgia that has been blowing through Paris fashion this week.
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Within hours of the launch of the state's Still Blowing Smoke campaign last March, for example, another website called NOT Blowing Smoke popped up, using a similar font and logo but blasting the department for peddling misinformation.
|
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By the next morning, Life of Dad's social accounts were blowing up.
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Even given Trump's history, his comments in this video are mind-blowing.
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"Not by blowing it up with dynamite," a friend of mine laughed.
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I could imagine at breakfast that morning the whole thing blowing up.
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Photo: APUber is huge and blowing lots of cash to stay huge.
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You can't keep blowing 20-point leads and win every single time.
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I think I could make something that'd be really fucking mind-blowing.
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But when they did... "Our phones were blowing up," Kristen tells us.
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And based on the advances so far, CRISPR's potential is mind-blowing.
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Loh: We have a whistle blowing policy in place for some years.
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So far, trade winds have been mostly blowing the gray haze offshore.
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She also has the added benefit of blowing apart many sexist attitudes.
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Another friend showed him it was blowing up, and [Shawn] freaked out.
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I pray he can keep the isolationists fr/blowing up the world.
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You&aposre thinking an awful lot about blowing up the White House?
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These storms have now met powerful winds blowing in from the southeast.
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Is there a new idiot wind blowing through society of a sudden?
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The commercial for something called Trumpy Bear is still blowing people's minds.
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I guess that was mind-blowing to me because it became accessible.
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They are also shown blowing up what they describe as Sufi shrines.
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Bought into the vision of blowing away capitalism, opening up our world.
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After tasting the store's mind-blowing prepared foods, I had high expectations.
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"I got into electronic music when Avicii started blowing up," he said.
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No ammunition is wasted blowing up things that are not the target.
|
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Every time you turn around, somebody's shooting something or blowing something up.
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It's been mind-blowing to see the support from near and far.
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"I didn't imagine anyone blowing my artwork up that way," he said.
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Having this little figure blowing gum is kind of sweet and funny.
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Blowing through the 2030 deadline essentially locks in dire levels of warming.
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Ahead, are 10 mind-blowing promposals and the real stories behind them.
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So how did he survive that stressful situation without blowing his top?
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Since it didn't work, he'll settle for Bernard blowing his brains out.
|
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How Q has a mind-blowing workshop of tech for dangerous missions?
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What a mind-blowing idea, that the resistance can be the majority.Yeah!
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CARACAS (Reuters) - One is shown blowing a kiss from a private jet.
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He draws people's heads blowing up and stuff, and that's my friend.
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But don't worry grandkids, grandma's not blowing everything on a new iPhone.
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This whole time, poor Darla has been blowing up Ralph Angel's phone.
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Instead of mind-blowing results, I get more of a disappointing tickle.
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When one country democratizes, its neighbors may feel democratic winds blowing too.
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Songs like 'Soulless 4' were mind-blowing to everyone in the community.
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"It was clunky; it was blowing all over the place," Bloom said.
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People really do forget how mind-blowing technologies of the past were.
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Attention millennials: Those expenses you call basics could be blowing your budget.
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Naturally, blowing out your budget is terrible news for your bottom line.
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I have thought an awful lot of blowing up the White House.
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We've said from the very beginning when he started blowing himself up.
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He is blowing the incident out of proportion, Trump allies have said.
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Rob Kardashian got nailed for blowing through Blythe, CA with Blac Chyna.
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If there's one industry that's consistently blowing past expectations, it's competitive gaming.
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I woke up to an elderly shirtless man blowing on my feet.
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When I went inside for another, I saw my phone blowing up.
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Memphis prevailed despite blowing a 16-point lead in the second half.
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It was mind-blowing for me how similar, it's just the same.
|
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Somehow she kept her emotions in check, blowing kisses to the crowd.
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People don't know we were cool even before he started blowing up.
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"This is blowing my mind," she wrote in a June 1 post.
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I think that is mind-blowing, a little disorienting, and awe-inspiring.
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We didn't really want to deal with people blowing their finger off.
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This mind-blowing concept is not the choice of experience over stuff.
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Biological age is number of candles we really should be blowing out.
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Some research said shifts in winds may be blowing ice further offshore.
|
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And blowing up carefully laid plans is, well, sort of his thing.
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"The wind is blowing in, it's raining and 45 degrees," he said.
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"She was chewing gum and blowing bubbles, and I got that picture."
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Otherwise, blowing smoke could lead to rising smoke from bombed out buildings.
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Jennifer Lawrence stars in the mind-blowing thriller from director Darren Aronofsky.
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But it isn't a nuclear weapon capable of blowing up the Constitution.
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And instead of blowing things up, maybe we could try building something.
|
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To Joshua Bates, 2444, who spent the afternoon blowing insulation into Mrs.
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These swimmers are perfectly in unison with their mind-blowing vertical movements.
|
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They fired randomly at passengers with automatic weapons before blowing themselves up.
|
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Institutional denial, obfuscation, and retaliation are hallmarks of many whistle-blowing cases.
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" Helping pilot: "That's just the wind blowing over all the ... surfaces there.
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If you can find your G-spot, you'll have mind-blowing orgasms.
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Did she make it through the day without blowing her meager budget?
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For their part, Democrats are perfectly capable of blowing a winning hand.
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The sun is not always shining; the wind is not always blowing.
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He's an interesting character and his records, to me, are mind-blowing.
|
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Here are some tips on upgrading your adventures without blowing your budget.
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The clouds looked nearly black, and the wind was blowing with gusto.
|
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But we were aware that people were blowing smoke up our ass.
|
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Something about Winona Ryder blowing up a school is just super-soothing.
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There is something at once mind-blowing and unassimilable about the phenomenon.
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PG: But the mind-blowing pivot: from fashion designer to film director.
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It tells us which way the wind is blowing and how strongly.
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Even though it was winter, the air-conditioner was blowing cold air.
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Dress warmly so you can seek blowing air, even when it's cold.
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The tale that unfolds is both mind-blowing and not terribly complex.
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That kind of ego-bruising, budget-blowing disappointment would not be unprecedented.
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He struck out Cody Bellinger on five pitches, blowing a 99-m.p.h.
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He suggested blowing up the Long Island Rail Road, or a Walmart.
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What's the best for getting multiple children access without blowing my data?
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But by night, during the special installation Electric Desert, it's mind-blowing.
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However as volatility picked up the leveraged volatility ETFs began blowing up.
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But he saw how the political winds were blowing well before Tuesday.
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Its winds were blowing about 110 miles per hour on Wednesday evening.
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Nicole DiMercurio of Blowing Rock, N.C., is the new half-marathon winner.
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Reporter: Shooting as many people as they could before blowing themselves up.
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"But taking it into the normal world of fieldwork was mind-blowing."
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"It's not me blowing this up, it's the Republicans," she told Paulson.
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Whistle-blowing, at least by that breezy name, is on the rise.
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Philip blowing up when his slot car kept running off the track.
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"It was mind blowing," the photographer, Brent Cizek, said in an interview.
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Salvation comes only through blowing up the whole system and starting anew.
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Other supporters of Trump say Democrats are blowing things out of proportion.
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On Main Street, men are blowing leaves; the air smells like diesel.
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The winds of disinflation have been blowing through American retail for decades.
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A bomb goes off blowing the windows out and glass cascades down.
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But Mr. Trump's cabinet choices show which way the wind is blowing.
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Shifts in fleet purchases might show which way the wind is blowing.
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She's been blowing up lately doing songs with YG, Quavo and Tyga.
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"I can see the waves," Ednita said, blowing kisses in their direction.
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He loved using math and engineering principles to fold mind-blowing designs.
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The proposal is already raising GOP concerns about blowing up the deficit.
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I posted a story about the Popeyes debate and it's blowing up!
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Was there a circular wind blowing at everyone's back the entire time?
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The glass walls had been removed and a breeze was blowing in.
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A lofty goal — but the winds of change are blowing in Massachusetts.
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The bipartisan winds blowing through this issue seem to suggest consumer outrage.
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The company ended up blowing its deadline by just over five years.
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Norway set a medals record; the country won a mind-blowing 39.
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By moving my head, I could control the wind blowing against chimes.
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"We are really probing the process of blowing up," says Dr Tucker.
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So how does that work when your band is just blowing up?
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He was led away by the police, blowing kisses to the crowd.
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At what point did you realize your work was blowing up overseas?
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"Markets are blowing small celebratory bubbles," said Deutsche Bank strategist Jim Reid.
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We have advanced technology to generate clean electricity while the wind is blowing and the sun is shining, but inadequate technology to store it for use while the wind is not blowing and the sun is not shining.
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But the presence of a lot of whistle-blowing—an age of whistle-blowing—isn't a sign of a thriving democracy or a healthy business world; it's a sign of a weak democracy and a sick business world.
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These dumps, combined with the news media's obsession with campaign trivia and gossip, have resulted in whistle-drowning, rather than whistle-blowing: In a sea of so many whistles blowing so loud, we cannot hear a single one.
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While Mr. Zuckerberg was blowing his shofar before a virtual crowd, Mr. Benioff, 54, was blowing his own, in a synagogue, before a congregation at the ornate-domed Temple Emanu-El in the Presidio Heights neighborhood of San Francisco.
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As a whistle-blowing renter, you could be in a particularly vulnerable position.
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"It's mind-blowing for people in property and casualty insurance," says Mr Mathew.
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Lately, Airbnb has been throwing some mind-blowing freebies at the famous family.
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But "blowing an asteroid in half is not how it's done," Busch says.
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Should the giant Akamai worry about the cold CloudFront blowing in from Seattle?
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I just learned something about you, and it is blowing my goddamn mind.
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In response, the market rewarded Amazon's stock by blowing through the $800 mark.
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A mind-blowing shot of A-68, revealing the extent of its size.
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They&aposre blowing this off on other networks saying this isn&apost important?
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But this revelation about the competitive dating franchise is seriously blowing our minds.
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Previous propaganda videos have been more about blowing up San Francisco and Guam.
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Swift's real money grabber is her series of sold-out, mind-blowing tours.
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But it can deteriorate and burn too fast, blowing apart a metal canister.
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And now that statement is blowing back onto the Trump children's businesses too.
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Or what if they used air, blowing it up like an air mattress?
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I was just drunk all the time, not sleeping, blowing my voice out.
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Angels pull out 4-3 win after blowing three-run lead ANAHEIM, Calif.
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She ended up blowing away the competition with 37 devoured dogs in total.
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With winds blowing out to sea, the air was even drier than usual.
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I put my hand up and felt cool air blowing toward my face.
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Herbert fires from his service-issued SIG Sauer P226, blowing out two tires.
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Korecki: Amy Klobuchar's rocket to the top tier is kind of mind-blowing.
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The world of tech is likely to find Turkey blowing hot and cold.
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When you stop blowing air into the container, the "fluidized" effect instantly disappears.
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It was just mind-blowing that kids like me could play games competitively.
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In 2016, the science of blowing things up has come a long way.
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It seemed as if every named storm was blowing up into a monster.
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For people who have clitorises, dry humping can lead to mind-blowing orgasms.
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But we do get an interesting look at the handmade mold blowing method.
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Debris is being picked up by gusts of wind and blowing them around.
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Kennedy did have a whole bunch of questions, and they were mind-blowing.
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Gamma rays are also capable of blowing apart the bonds in our DNA.
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"The heat was really concentrated, not blowing all over the place," she said.
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Others joked that Trump was blowing off some steam with a club night.
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Then a few month month later, we were back to blowing things up.
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We were really incompatible as a couple, but the sex was mind-blowing.
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If I'm not blowing my nose halfway through then the cure isn't working!
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But it still could come back with shifting winds blowing onshore, he says.
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Republicans' mind-blowing hypocrisy in their attempt to attack the media, everyone: pic.twitter.
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Yes I have thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House.
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Best of all, it doesn't rely on anyone blowing up a Death Star.
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To comeback from the initial big mistake against Lee Sedol was mind-blowing!!!
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Rebel Wilson chimed in with, "#Legends Happy birthday" and a blowing kiss emoji.
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But even the most mercenary should see the way the wind is blowing.
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In turn, content created specifically for children is blowing up on the platform.
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He described the windows blowing out from the inside when the plane struck.
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Or, you could try this K-beauty product that's blowing the internet's mind.
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"I think you're probably always better off not blowing stuff up," he says.
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There can also be a price for blowing the whistle on the problem.
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Avant-Garde. Bürger's theory—which is mind-blowing if you've ever thought that
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But in this case, President Trump's tweet is just blowing in the wind.
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You have young, massive stars being constantly born and blowing up into supernovae.
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Boucher claimed that Paul used his lawn mower, blowing leaves onto his property.
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"It was mind-blowing," Baptiste said, and it only solidified her career goals.
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He was captured, tortured and convicted of blowing up a locomotive in 1965.
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We're told these threats were "extremely serious" ... not just someone blowing off steam.
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This isn't exactly a mind-blowing addition, but it works as you'd expect.
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A mind-blowing coin with a nifty hidden mechanic is wowing the internet.
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Likely winds blowing from big cities like Barcelona, 100 miles to the south.
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After blowing through the Azores, Alex will likely head on up to Greenland.
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Grime and black music in general seems to blowing up on another level.
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Motherboard can confirm the experience was mind-blowing, emotional, and verging on hallucinogenic.
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It was such a mind-blowing surprise when she appeared in the script.
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The Clippers prevailed despite blowing a 17-point lead in the third quarter.
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The tail winds of the early-year stimulus package are still blowing hard.
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His days were spent blowing money and pushing away at his moral compass.
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This is mind-blowing, completely unfathomable television that may make you question humanity.
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Can you blow on it even though I too am capable of blowing?
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We had other priorities—making art, seeing the world, having mind-blowing sex.
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From the deep learning side of things, this isn't terribly mind blowing stuff.
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The favored US drone for blowing crap up is the MQ-2500 Reaper.
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The favored US drone for blowing crap up is the MQ-9 Reaper.
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The expansive chat contained revelation after mind-blowing revelation — He dated Ivanka Trump!
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But added up, I was blowing over $200 on the app every month.
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It's about blowing up the world and creating a new one from scratch.
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Still, this won't stop the Greeks from spending Easter weekend blowing shit up.
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As Will quickly learned, blowing up those balloons is harder than it looks!
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Every step of the way I think oh, this is blowing my mind.
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Any dad will tell you that becoming one is a mind-blowing experience.
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Sometimes the wind blowing through the microphone made the dialogue difficult to understand.
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The current account deficit stands at a mind-blowing 25 percent of GDP.
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"You can get it wrong without blowing up the house," says Mr Poots.
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Not unpleasant by any means — perfectly fine, in fact — but nothing mind-blowing.
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"She's blowing it again," will be the least of what they will say.
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Keep reading to see photos of some of Peeta's most mind-blowing paintings.
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And that caused winds that were carrying the hurricane to essentially stop blowing.
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I felt a cold wind blowing from the north, cooling my swollen cheeks.
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What goes on below the surface of the water is truly mind-blowing.
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But advocates say that landlord groups are blowing this threat out of proportion.
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Yes, I have thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House.
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The third most mind-blowing concept of the decade, the Lamborghini Terzo Millennio.
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The area can also get "white out" from high winds blowing snow around.
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Trump was blowing on the assassination dog whistle so hard his ears popped.
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A few years in, he began deliberately "blowing" his first line of dialogue.
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"I'm running late," Estevez said, the wind blowing her umbrella to the side.
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It required a hyper-awareness of the direction the historical winds were blowing.
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"She died instantly," René says, the fierce wind visibly blowing across his face.
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Blowing this one up will have no impact on the people stored here.
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"For the deaf, it's mind-blowing," MNI technology director Daniel Belquer told me.
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It's hard to look like a statue when your costume is blowing around.
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Is it just us, or does the kiddo seem to be blowing bubbles?
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And a couple of days after Christmas, I see my phone blowing up.
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Social media has been blowing up with posts about the drink using #PinkDrink.
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" As Brotto says, "Mind-knowing sex is the key to mind-blowing sex.
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You can get to 25 percent without blowing a hole in the budget.
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HFOs have a number of uses, principally as refrigerants and foam-blowing agents.
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Does anyone have any tips on blowing out your hair for the uncoordinated?
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May, pushing her proposals through without the cabinet blowing up was a victory.
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"It was a mind-blowing event," Dr. Moore said in a telephone interview.
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That's when Severino returned to the fastball — blowing a letter-high, 99.6-m.p.h.
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Tickets on the 50-yard line went for a mind-blowing $20,500 each.
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When the whistle keeps blowing, it really takes away your aggression, you know.
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He made blockbuster comedies, mind-blowing sci-fi spectacles, musicals, you name it.
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It sounded like a freight train — the horn of a freight train blowing.
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"Every painter was doing black men with big lips blowing trumpets," he said.
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People stumble on, blowing at the occasion's embers long after they've gone out.
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He's going to complain to Instagram because his thirst traps aren't blowing up?
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As people zigzag toward love or affection, they're blowing it all the time.
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"It's called blowing on the hot coals," said Mr. Bequelin of Amnesty International.
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All of the sudden—everyone is acting like this is mind blowing news.
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Dirt spewed from beneath the tractor, blowing into every crevice of the cab.
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At the gift shop, I bought a postcard of Armstrong blowing his trumpet.
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We are blowing kisses to pretty girls sunbathing on the hotel's rooftop terrace.
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One might be to watch your back this month while blowing your leaves.
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They were protecting themselves from the fine dust blowing in from the Sahara.
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America's $11 billion legal weed industry has become pretty adept at blowing smoke.
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It won't produce any mind-blowing new content, at least not for decades.
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And when the wind stops blowing, it doesn't make any difference, does it?
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"Eventually they let us go," he said, blowing smoke down through his nose.
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Halfway across, I could barely see through the spray blowing over the bow.
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Then the wind started to pick up again, blowing in the opposite direction.
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After an hour, there was a prayer and the blowing of a conch.
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The feeling of standing in front of this grateful audience is mind-blowing.
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"It's kind of the same thing, blowing a bunch of them," Boone said.
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Here, nine mind-blowing facts that show just how rich Zuckerberg really is.
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This novel delivers a romance that is mind-blowing in the best way.
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A year ago, we were this close to the whole thing blowing up.
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And the British choices can help clarify which way the wind is blowing.
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The focus on Northam blowing the race reframes the question, and unfairly so.
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"It was mind-blowing," said the second-year mechanical engineering student, via Skype.
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Koufax was blowing away the Dodgers before Lasorda finally called off the experiment.
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Headwinds and tailwinds are blowing through the financial markets and the global economy.
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The little black fan was rotating and blowing air through the empty room.
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Salty air sweeps through it, blowing sand against the whitewalls, half burying them.
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The United States added 266,000 jobs in November, blowing away estimates from economists.
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They betray the much broader ambition to rewrite history by blowing it apart.
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"I say definitely the wind is blowing in today — for sure," Castro said.
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The availability of pretty insane kinds of junk foods is also mind-blowing.
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In the strong wind, sand was blowing everywhere across an unpaved parking area.
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What has happened over the past few days has been truly mind-blowing.
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That's when Suarez started talking about blowing up police cars on the holiday.
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No way can we keep going like this without the whole thing blowing.
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Here&aposs Gale blowing into a house and pushing Sven out the door.
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"Feel really good," Ruth said, beaming at Heather and blowing her a kiss.
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Here's what's truly mind-blowing: Patients use their brain waves to control them.
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Clearly the-, the winds of change-, the winds of change are blowing here.
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Locals also displayed their skills in fire blowing, also known as fire breathing.
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But when he tried it, the apple was, in his words, mind-blowing.
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The problem is this: no footage exists of the man himself blowing clouds.
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The blowing up will happen in a hot second if you aren't careful.
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The rapper's decided to quit blowing his dough on jewelry and start investing.
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Barnes also asked for a mind-blowing $27.5,000 for a five-year deal.
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If things are good, if people are at work, if they are looking at their 401(k)s and the market continues to rally, and they are blowing up, blowing up, their 401(k) is getting bigger, people feel safer.
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While I do believe the new versions of macOS and iOS are better than their predecessors, there's nothing mind-blowing, at least not in the way that iOS 7 and its slick design was mind-blowing so many years ago.
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Next to the tagline is a photo of an angry little girl blowing a whistle; the campaign's literature is filled with story after story of the kind of violence and exploitation that this young girl is presumably blowing the whistle on.
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About a 20-minute drive from downtown Boone, The Blowing Rock (as distinct from the nearby, article-free town of Blowing Rock, which took its name from the famous local boulder) claims to be the oldest tourist attraction in North Carolina.
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"The theory at the time was: The Saudis didn't want anybody analyzing whether the Patriots were blowing the Scuds up, or whether the Scuds were blowing themselves up," Mr. Baranger said, explaining the Saudis' desire to hunt down the exploded fragments.
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Her dress gets wrinkled and they end up blowing a fuse in the van.
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What do you get for blowing more than half a mil on a vacation?
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This baseball offseason is like a frigid desert with a few tumbleweeds blowing through.
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But I have always been careful with money, not blowing it on frivolous stuff.
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The discovery of actual planets within such as system would be particularly mind-blowing.
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At the time, Mario 103 and other games of that era were mind-blowing.
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Streaming incumbents are feeling the pressure from new entrants and increasingly blowing through cash.
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It just won't be as neat as a mind-blowing new computer might be.
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Plus, no more hordes of angry people blowing up your mentions about chronological timelines.
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And until they start blowing out the numbers people don't want to own it.
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Fingering can absolutely result in a mind-blowing orgasm — if you're doing it right.
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So war is not just about blowing things up — it's about achieving political goals.
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Forget learning how to code or design and forgot blowing your money on cryptocurrencies.
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I felt super confident from the start knowing the wind was blowing like crazy.
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They're also going to be blowing in a different direction for the Fed soon.
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"It's like a ghost city—the wind smashing the doors, blowing through the streets."
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I have thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House.
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MADONNA, SINGER: I have thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House.
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The campuses were blowing up and we survived it and overcome it -- overcame it.
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But we're not talking about what's typical; we're talking about blowing your boss's mind.
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Shortly after forcefully blowing her nose, the woman temporarily lost vision in both eyes.
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Pain like a sonic boom is blowing out the paper walls of her skull.
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Noor Salman, right, and her uncle, left, blowing kisses to each other in court.
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Multiple trees down on the block, and transformers were blowing up the entire night.
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The wind was blowing pretty hard and I felt like I played pretty well.
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But what's mind-blowing…Read more ReadYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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Now let's explore the two most likely — and mind-blowing — meanings behind his name.
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But blowing up the deal would only further isolate Washington on the world stage.
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Excluding items, it earned 60 cents per share, blowing past expectations of 49 cents.
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DJs would mix songs over different beats, making unofficial remixes and mind-blowing blends.
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We are blowing through our FEC goal tonight - $50,000 - in just a few hours.
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It helped the Nuggets keep the Jazz from blowing the game open before halftime.
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After blowing up a lot of rockets though, two out of three ain't bad.
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Barker had put on the air conditioner, but it was not blowing cold air.
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Under EU rules, a company blowing the whistle on wrongful collusion usually escapes penalties.
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The winds of change are blowing through food courts and strip malls across America.
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He said the reaction to the report was "mind-blowing," not the report itself.
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Read These Stories Next 12 Things I Learned From Bachelorette Chad's Mind-Blowing Match.
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Economic headwinds are blowing in from a Chinese economy that is in significant transition.
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Sierra slid at home after blowing past third base coach Fredi Gonzalez's stop sign.
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"The wind is still blowing," he said, recalling how he felt at the time.
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"It's mind blowing how great the golf course is," Wie said after a 69.
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Read these stories next:12 Things I Learned From Bachelorette Chad's Mind-Blowing Match.
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Snapchat's developer platform is blowing up as a gateway to teen social app users.
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Dominic's body is cold, but his cell is still blowing up in Frank's pocket.
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As so often, Europe's populists have a sense of where the wind is blowing.
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"All we ended up measuring was the wind blowing the lander around," says Banerdt.
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The hurricane which was early Macron is now a wind blowing hard against him.
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There is usually a fresh breeze blowing through the metal grate behind her kitchen.
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"He is intent on setting the dynamite and blowing this up," Healey told Reuters.
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They chat about chants, worn out sneakers, and mind-blowing sets from years ago.
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His whistle-blowing website might release "a lot more material" relevant to the election.
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So, what can the rest of the country expect to see blowing up soon?
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Lee uses the rope to symbolize ripples created by the wind blowing over water.
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But by calling it illegal without solid proof, Trump risks blowing a political opportunity.
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In fact, you don't even need a strap-on to have mind-blowing sex.
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If Dorota was the real GG that would have been a mind-blowing revelation.
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Remember when the idea of having a terabyte of storage was just mind-blowing?
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Tinder isn't the only stalwart app that Pokemon is blowing out of the water.
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The wind chimes were blowing so hard I had to go take them down.
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"One of the most mind-blowing performances in #AGT history," the NBC show tweeted.
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In other words, Chandra specializes in helping us understand the most mind-blowing stuff.
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People struggle to walk in the blowing snow during a winter storm in Boston.
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Bennet Cerf of Random House in 1960, the fresh air blowing through the business
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MADONNA: Yes, I have thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House.
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A few decades on, the whole world knows about Elon's habit of blowing deadlines.
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And check which way the wind is blowing before you go for the throw!
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In a typical election year, you could assume that Wasserman Schultz was blowing smoke.
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My phone starts blowing up with messages from various friends asking me what happened.
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You knew a chain restaurant started blowing up if it appeared on Hospitality Lane.
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Covering President Donald Trump is hard, but the media is blowing the easy parts.
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Read These Stories Next: 12 Things I Learned From Bachelorette Chad's Mind-Blowing Match.
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So, now to all of a sudden officiate this is mind-blowing to me.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters Breakingviews) - Australia's climate-focused election is blowing a lot of hot air.
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How do you rebound from blowing a 26 point lead in the 4th quarter?
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Those wintery winds of hiatus are blowing mighty strong across the plains of Westeros.
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It's kind of mind-blowing how much power there is in this lightweight tablet.
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So it's understandable that your first try wouldn't exactly be all that mind-blowing.
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If this sounds mind blowing and nearly impossible to understand, that's because it is.
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"Trump risks a lot of this stuff blowing up in his face," said Edwards.
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No one had ever seen them used before so we were truly blowing minds.
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The Winter Olympics have been full of mind-blowing feats of athleticism and artistry.
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It is basically a tube from which darts are fired by blowing into it.
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Blowing off steam Later on that night we ate dinner in the officers' quarters.
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Now the sky is darker, and the wind is blowing in the wrong direction.
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"Those types of laws are intended to silence whistle-blowing exposes like this one."
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And they'll support him whenever necessary — even if it means blowing up North Korea!
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In 26 painless, unedited seconds, he's got smoke and, with a little blowing, fire.
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This results in internal rotation of the tibia and valgus, blowing out the ACL.
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A didgeridoo player circulates the crowd, blowing low end directly into our personal space.
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It may be mind-blowing, as Apple announcements have often been in the past.
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The difference between a bad margarita and a mind-blowing one is fresh juice.
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If the goal is to make America more conservative, they're blowing it big time.
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During this time, we are frantic and both of our phones are blowing up.
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As Justice Kavanaugh began his remarks, protesters blowing whistles were hustled from the dinner.
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Oh, thanks Canada There aren't as many tornadoes blowing through the Midwest this spring.
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The coop stood empty now, just a few downy feathers blowing in the wind.
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A wind of about ten knots was blowing from the west, with moderate swells.
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Between the two races, it's easy to see which way the wind is blowing.
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Blowing the whistle on Theranos came at a cost, Schultz later told the WSJ.
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Especially if you've never watched a film in this format, it's rather mind-blowing.
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Another of Basho's haiku:a long-weathered skull, through whose eyes grow tall, blowing grasses.
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Besides, the Warriors were on their way to blowing away the Rockets, 104-78.
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Two years on, the winds of change are finally blowing in places like Jaisalmer.
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Beyoncé was about blowing up that idea of perfection, smashing that trophy of idealism.
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Now to finally start to see it pay off is mind-blowing for me.
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Here are 11 mind-blowing facts that show just how wealthy Bezos really is.
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Multiple Republican senators have expressed concerns about blowing up federal deficits with tax cuts.
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The hot, humid air smelled of the open water it was blowing in from.
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Hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs, are often used in air conditioning, refrigerants, aerosols and foam-blowing.
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He and other journalists were live on television being pounded by rain blowing sideways.
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Not only did he weigh on the game, he revealed some mind-blowing knowledge.
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But the favorites moved methodically up to the lead, blowing past the fading Guy.
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A report on Friday showed 2628,28503 jobs were added last month, blowing past expectations.
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But a Storm Is Blowing from Paradise continues at the Guggenheim through October 5.
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Then the rain started swirling, the winds started blowing and the building started heaving.
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Medicaid is blowing up the federal budget and state budgets at the same time.
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I really appreciate that he pulled each of them out before blowing on them.
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Fixing consoles involved weird methods like blowing on cartridges and flipping consoles upside down.
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But aren't her daughter's death and her blowing smoke into my apartment completely separate?
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You can ask her about anything and get mind-blowing answers to any questions.
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Denver's defense is looking for vengeance after blowing a game against Roethlisberger in December.
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Fewer people would remember, though, that most manuals advised against blowing in game cartridges.
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They like blowing past those walls, I think that's something they enjoy a lot.
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So is Mariah really behaving cruelly, or is Morgan blowing this out of proportion?
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We're blowing, hopefully, the doors off, right, of really building that pipeline of talent.
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When we interviewed Atlanta rapper OG Maco in 2015, his phone was blowing up.
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Long story short, those pesky invaders are blowing up planets left, right and center.
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There's sun scorching your face and an inconvenient wind blowing hair in your eyes.
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Their photos show Lindsay blowing out birthday candles and casually wearing a sparkly crown.
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The Walking Dead Season 1 was blowing minds across the world month-to-month.
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Or blowing up a bunch of zealots while being tried in absentia for incest.
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What to expect: Chances of Trump blowing up libel or FOIA laws are slim.
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And I'm blowing past a lot of niggas based on my shit is reality.
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Mind-blowing graphics, intense gameplay, and stunning soundtracks seem to be becoming the norm.
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Guinness World Records has been documenting mind-blowing achievements since its inception in 1955.
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Winds are blowing the column some 10 kilometers (6 miles) to the north, northeast.
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A lot of these people may think that they are just blowing off steam.
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All you could see ahead of you was a blinding, blowing sheet of snow.
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Russia shocked the world last week by blowing up its shaky alliance with OPEC.
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But financially for Bloomberg, that's pretty much like blowing $10 on a bad cheeseburger.
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The country's domestic politics are now at risk of blowing up India's global ambitions.
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They had the clarity and balm of cool air blowing in an open window.
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"We are completely blowing the ability to be South Korea versus Italy," he said.
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In my old neighborhood, you can hear the swings when the wind is blowing.
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What's not clear ... is she blowing off steam or is this the real deal?
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You hit that huge shot, your Twitter is blowing up, your Instagram, your phone.
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"I don't want to do anything that would discourage someone from blowing the whistle."
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There's a whole discussion about what's a security, what isn't, and it's mind-blowing.
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He provided commentary as he went along, sometimes blowing raspberries at his own performance.
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Think of it not as a blowing mess, but as a mobile compost pile.
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But by the end of the game, the Buckeyes are blowing the Wolverines away.
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The second claims to show Elabi blowing up what looks like a small house.
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BULLOCK Mind-blowing because so many things had been based on rudimentary human labor.
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But Mr. Haarsma said cold air blowing in from the North Atlantic was responsible.
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Whether or not Jefferson was blowing his own trumpet remains irrelevant to our cause.
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The Sabres salvaged the victory despite blowing a 268-24 lead through two periods.
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"It was mind-blowing," says Hill, who says turnover has fallen to 17 percent.
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"If that wind's not blowing in, it hits a restaurant up there," Mattingly said.
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"It might seem mundane to most but to us it's mind-blowing!" he said.
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The wind was blowing out to center field at 13 mph at first pitch.
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The wind was blowing out to center field at 20 mph at first pitch.
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Since 1978, whistle-blowing that risks national security has been a contradiction in terms.
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But Amazon's main priority will likely be blowing past its biggest rival in India.
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Its main selling point is that it keeps the existential wind from blowing in.
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"The change that Donald Trump was selling was blowing up the system," she observed.
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I was sure we would be blowing through those diapers in another few weeks.
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Busting through three resistance levels on the stock in three months is mind-blowing.
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As things are finishing, a ridiculous Twister-level gust of wind starts blowing through.
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Call it Milwaukee's version of "load management" — blowing teams out and resting their starters.
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Because SpaceX reuses its boosters several times, blowing one up is not as costly.
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But with the wind blowing in, Conforto caught the ball at the warning track.
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I feel like that was the real tipping point of everything just blowing up.
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Instead of blowing things out of proportion, we can turn it into a joke.
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"For the record, climate change is real!" one shrieks before blowing up a victim.
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Instead of blowing wind in their sails, he's piling dead weight on their decks.
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He had a reputation for blowing deadlines and budgets, testing the patience of clients.
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Street buzz was all about Clinton blowing what should have been an easy race.
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The winds of change ("Argestes" means 'clearing' and 'brightening' in Greek mythology) are blowing.
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Here are nine mind-blowing facts that illustrate just how rich Jenner really is.
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Still, all 17 of the recent bombers, he acknowledged, succeeded in blowing themselves up.
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"To quote Verlaine, there's a 'bad wind' blowing across the entire world," he continued.
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The next day, the militia was blowing them up, creating demand for another delivery.
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Jackson Wang is blowing up, and maintains a bizarre breakfast routine to stay healthy.
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Twitter was blowing up over some fresh attack on Biden by the Sanders campaign.
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Blowing too much on pizza will mean they need to pack lunch for school.
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In the 1970s and '80s, mining companies started blowing the tops off Appalachian peaks.
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"All of a sudden my phone is blowing up and it's Jen," she said.
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It&aposs just not blowing me away for the price is what I think.
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"My media monitoring tool has been blowing up!" the spokesperson said in an email.
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The Millennium Falcon managed to destroy all the TIE Fighters, blowing them to bits...
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I mean, this is an executive talking so openly like this ... it's mind blowing.
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He had 16 saves while blowing five other opportunities and losing his closer role.
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Sleet was blowing in their faces—no one looked up at the Christmas lights.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Bitcoin's latest slide is blowing digital stardust to the winds.
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We should note ... the guy says she wouldn't submit to blowing for a BAC.
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But many feel the imperative of facilitating the younger wind blowing through the party.
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Meanwhile, this warm wind was blowing me across the street, it was so strong.
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The director had to take me by the arm because I was blowing away.
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I started blowing up photographs and telling stories in front of the giant photos.
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San Antonio, too, will be blowing out 300 candles on its virtual birthday cake.
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And sex with Aries is intense in an amazing, mind-blowing way—lucky you!
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It's not mind-blowing though, and I can't imagine it standing out on stage.
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North Korea can't physically harm me by blowing up Seongju, at least not anymore.
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Most of the images look pretty similar to Apple's version of the Unicode 8.0 release, although Samsung's version of the blowing air emoji varies in that it's shown as a cloud blowing air when it's typically represented as a Mother Nature figure.
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Other videos showed a construction trailer blowing over after a man stepped into it; a multiple-story sign blowing over, people tumbling in the wind through a town square; and bicycle commuters being blown away while waiting for lights to change at intersections.
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Wavering to left and right, like grass blowing around on the top of a wall!
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LONDON — Someone is blowing in your ear, and it isn't anybody in your immediate vicinity.
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"Of course!" he beamed, blowing a polite but demurring kiss and retreating into the crowd.
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Bristowe shared a video of Tartick blowing her a kiss as they enjoyed their meal.
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Stocks still seem pretty stable, but today's flutter might reflect the breezes blowing from elsewhere.
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Can you talk a bit about him and his work without blowing up his spot?
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MADONNA, SINGER: Yes, I have thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House.
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Our bodies become a vessel and it's a mind blowing process making a human being.
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Now that I'm here, holding your hands in real life, this is blowing my mind.
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There's usually a lot more sucking, licking, and touching involved than actual, you know, blowing.
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The real mind-blowing relationship here is that Elisabeth and Charlotte are each other's mothers.
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Jason Henry for WIRED Apple's last mind-blowing computer invention was almost a decade ago.
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There will be times, critics say, when there's no sun shining and no wind blowing.
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Companies added 271,000 new positions, blowing past estimates of 178,000 from economists surveyed by Reuters.
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And if official whistle-blowing channels failed them, would they simply refuse to do it?
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Then again, we'd rather see Diablo blowing shit up than ever hear from Enchantress again.
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Sun, sand, sea...hair blowing in the wind — Irwin was feeling herself and her surroundings.
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Could you open the door in Cork without cesium dust and bone ash blowing in?
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The left-hander ended the eighth by blowing a 102 mph fastball by Giovanny Urshela.
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It was seen as an early indicator of which way the midterm winds were blowing.
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Running your air conditioner instead of having the windows open keeps pollen from blowing inside.
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Blowing the Whistle Some believe that an indignant Wall Street broker tipped off the magazine.
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"Winds are already blowing," Chief Daryl Osby of the Los Angeles County Fire Department said.
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Lenovo is back at blowing minds again with another concept device with a bendable screen.
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Our federal government blowing 28% of its annual budget on foreign aid to undeserving foreigners!
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Twenty minutes into the flight, the laptop exploded, blowing a large hole in the fuselage.
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They are notorious for sandbagging their holiday projections and then just blowing right through them.
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It's not invasive at all, but more like blowing those serums straight into the skin.
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Kansas State had trailed for the previous 217:22 after blowing a 228-224 advantage.
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It's the wind that's blowing through the brush before you even get to the fire.
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"It's mind-blowing that I have to pay attention to every little detail," she said.
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It's still mind-blowing to think that we have the rest of our lives together.
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Humanity's an awful group of people who are someday gonna be blowing up this planet.
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And through the night, east-blowing winds blew persistent gusts through much of the state.
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Of course it's blowing up on social networks, and of course people are taking sides.
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This included an accompanying animated video that depicts her blowing up an actual cloning center.
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For most people, blowing that kind of money on a gadget is reckless and stupid.
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In the meantime, their NJ branch, formerly seen on 'RHONJ,' is still fully blowing ... hair.
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Users were sharing streams of activities like painting, illustrations, songs, costumes and even glass blowing.
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And in Southern California, winds are likely to continue blowing, so the fires could grow.
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Princess Leia lives in this film in a way that is mind-blowing to me.
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If he's got my email and he's not blowing me up, I'll be devastated. pic.twitter.
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Adult Claudia is back in 1987, and she's blowing off meetings at the power plant.
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On November 3, the day of the assault, Paul was blowing leaves onto Boucher property.
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It's mind-blowing how bad some of the profiles, even guy friends of mine, have.
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But, for that to happen you need a gale-force wind blowing in one direction.
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" At Saturday's march, the iconic pop singer said she imagined "blowing up the White House.
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Tents — which included bare mattresses — were not set up, many blowing over in the wind.
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But it's a significant step to blowing up a program most Republicans demanded be destroyed.
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Watch this video of a multi-cell battery pack blowing apart a NASA test robot.
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Each week, Mashable rounds up the most mind-blowing highlights in esports for your enjoyment.
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And what better moment than Big Bird blowing out six candles on a birdseed cake?
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At least then there would have been the possibility of the scandal blowing over quickly.
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And in the realm of science and engineering education, China is blowing the US away.
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AB picked up his "respiratory recycler" bong -- made by blowing artist AKM -- over the weekend.
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"Plant-based eating trends are really blowing up now, with exponential growth," Athos told me.
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And what Thanksgiving YouTube roundup would be complete without turkeys blowing up in deep-fryers?
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Despite some sensory overload, there's no denying he can still weave mind-blowing action sequences.
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While these new products might not be mind-blowing innovation-wise, they're at least something?
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Three suicide bombers opened fire before blowing themselves up, the provincial governor and witnesses said.
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DALLAS (Reuters Breakingviews) - Southern's efforts to diversify fuel sources keep blowing up in its face.
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What You Should Read Next: 12 Things I Learned From Bachelorette Chad's Mind-Blowing Match.
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I forgot about my childish daydream of blowing up capital ships like The Last Starfighter.
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Josh has been blowing glass for 15 years and runs a studio called Jop Glass.
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Then he was off, blowing past defender Jawun Evans, a speedy Oklahoma State point guard.
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The case for optimism here is that my sense is the system is blowing up.
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The exhibit But a Storm Is Blowing from Paradise is at the Guggenheim through October .
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Water and rain were blowing sideways, and were being whipped "into a froth," he said.
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Visually mind-blowing sci-fi w/ noir roots shining through in a tight, twisty mystery.
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Turns out no, they weren't blowing it, at least not enough to make a difference.
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Sean Newcomb (5-43) got the win after blowing a save opportunity in the ninth.
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A thunderstorm passed through today, dropping walnut-sized hail and blowing trees down around me.
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Moderate winds were blowing to the southwest, and light ash was likely to fall downwind.
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Here are seven mind-blowing facts that depict how few worker protections the US provides.
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Then they were both in the car, the heater blowing cold air, the radio on.
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"To be honest it's blowing my mind a little," said INSIDER science writer Dave Mosher.
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I grew up reading his comics, so working with him is really something. Mind-blowing.
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What we have to worry about is a chill wind blowing from the White House.
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Sean Newcomb (5-1) got the win after blowing a save opportunity in the ninth.
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She's really blowing everyone else who's in this race so far out of the water.
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Otherwise we'd be blowing each other up and throwing each other onto the train tracks.
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There is a fine line between blowing off steam and participating in the gossip yourself.
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It had West Ham fans blowing bubbles as they traditionally do at the Hammers' games.
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The ascent of Mr Corbyn strengthens the political headwinds that have been blowing bosses' way.
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So keep reading for most intricate, mind-blowing theories about Game Of Thrones season 8.
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But travellers who indulge in tobacco should recognise the way that the winds are blowing.
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Before blowing the lead, the Yankees seemed to be cruising to another win over Baltimore.
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Winds could gust up to 35 mph, causing blowing and drifting snow through Saturday night.
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Epps said it would be 'mind-blowing' to be the first woman on the moon
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While the Golf R is undeniably a blast, the Aventador SVJ is utterly mind-blowing.
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Syrian, and Lebanese terrorists had been blowing up or plotting to blow up buildings—American
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The trend peaked in March, with 112 members blowing themselves up in Syria and Iraq.
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The blame should go to social media for "blowing things out of proportion" Lenjo said.
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"The first time I came here, I thought it was mind-blowing," Mr. Warren said.
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Change is blowing in the wind, and we do not know what the future holds.
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Read more: 9 mind-blowing facts that show just how wealthy Mark Zuckerberg really is
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It's Chevy's eighth generation of the car, and it will cost a mind-blowing $59,995.
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A woman dressed as a mime, blowing enormous bubbles with a bucket and some twine.
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He does not take campaign polls to determine which way the political winds are blowing.
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Now, buckle up, because this is one of the more mind-blowing child custody cases.
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But forget about blowing all that new-found dough on a night on the town.
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But for every mind-blowing one, there are hundreds of inane, heavy-handed, stupid ones.
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Luckily, past Arnold has a plan B: blowing the damn thing up with Dolores's help.
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Instead, kids prefer faces with the tongue stuck out 😛 or blowing a kiss 😗.
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The high-water mark would be blowing a hole in the legislative filibuster for everything.
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Forecasters say strong winds blowing through the region are going to continue spreading the blaze.
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However, I have been acutely aware of the winds blowing from points beyond these poles.
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When winds are blowing strong, DanTysk's maximum 280 megawatts can power up to 400,4.83 homes.
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The new form of water was discovered through the mind-blowing revelations of quantum mechanics.
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We run on the belief that we can be innovative without blowing the place up.
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It's a similar situation to Madonna saying she's thought about blowing up the White House.
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I get to pretend I'm on a mountaintop with my hair blowing in the wind.
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Clery's page launched in September of 2018, and just six months later, he's blowing up.
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As it turns out, Adele was blowing away listeners even before she hit it big.
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Even if you're not sick, wash your hands after blowing your nose, sneezing or coughing.
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Earlier this month, the Mars/Pluto square-off found many projects and partnerships blowing up.
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These pomegranate molasses back-alley ribs, courtesy of Matty Matheson, are mind-blowing and beautiful.
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"Markets are blowing small celebratory bubbles this morning," Deutsche Bank analysts said in a note.
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His sparring footage, while hardly mind blowing, certainly shows a less wooden boxer than Weller.
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He and his lawyers said the demotion was an illegal retaliation against his whistle-blowing.
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Realizing the "I like talking to new people" part was particularly mind-blowing for me.
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So before blowing up at your colleague, take a few seconds to collect your thoughts.
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Her post was blowing up, on its way to getting tens of thousands of retweets.
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Until recent days, he proved more effective at blowing up agreements than reaching new ones.
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This economic catastrophe is blowing up the myth of the worker robot and AI takeover.
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"It was mind-blowing to be recognized on the global stage" last year, he said.
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Then they could see some of the clues were there without [us] blowing the reveal.
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She plans on blowing her wad all at once: fifteen teeth — or are there more?
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I don't think blowing up our health care system is the way to get there.
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Ex-Hurricane Ophelia was heading toward Dublin and the leaves were blowing the wrong way.
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Refusing to grant the waivers is Trump's most direct path to blowing up the deal.
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For what is sunk will hardly swim — Not with this wind blowing,And this tide!
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Because he was the son you boreAnd gave to that wind blowing,And that tide!
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"You happen to be watching the Democratic debate and the wind isn't blowing," he said.
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During the training, troops practiced blowing the doors off a training structure with various explosives.
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"You happen to be watching the Democratic debate and the wind isn't blowing," he said.
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"The phone has been blowing up," said Craig Korka, manager of the Solid Gold club.
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A winter storm is still blowing through the state and other parts of the Rockies.
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Here are the 10 most important, mind-blowing and game-changing esports moments from 2016.
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Her exit seemed to be more about blowing off steam than pondering a permanent break.
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Beneath the fresh bluster, in most departments preparations involve blowing the dust off old plans.
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Perron said the Blues had confidence going into overtime despite blowing the late lead again.
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It's mind-blowing, and it's only available on the iPhone 113 and iPhone 11 Pro.
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It's like you're sitting behind a bus with the hot exhaust blowing on your face.
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The implications for a post- or transhuman world are – to say the least – mind-blowing.
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Whistle-blowing website Wikileaks this week said it would accept Z-cash for online donations.
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But forget about blowing all that newfound dough on a night out on the town.
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"That's still mind-blowing to me that we can make drawings move," La Ness said.
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You're blowing with the wind and allowing wherever the trip takes you to take you.
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It is perhaps fitting that the most mind-blowing experience I had traveling occurred last.
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And her house, she says, is regularly smudged with dirt blowing in from the street.
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Even more mind-blowing is that one in 2400 people reported spending $21,2000 or more.
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In true Colman style, she heeded calls to wrap the speech by blowing a raspberry.
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So if human resources or management is simply blowing this off, they're making a mistake.
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Upstairs, stacked industrial fans whir, blowing strips of fabric or plastic out toward the viewer.
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They keep the lights on when the sun isn't shining and the wind isn't blowing.
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Provide age-appropriate distraction with anything from a parent's phone or iPad to blowing bubbles.
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The structures were so intricate and preserved so well and the experience was mind-blowing.
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"It wasn't supposed to be like this," he said, staring at the candles blowing out.
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The big moments are shocking and mind-blowing, while the small moments are pleasantly entertaining.
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Blowing his horn, he got no answer; he drove to the factory without him. Mrs.
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So Sheryl could see that she was saying it and I was blowing her off.
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Is it the briny wind blowing in off the Atlantic that provides its saline character?
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Its simplicity is arresting amid all the gore, like a breeze blowing through the morgue.
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VRChat is a hot new app blowing up the charts on the digital marketplace Steam.
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Another time, a guy wanted himself basically blowing his load on Janine's tits (from Ghostbusters).
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Mary Tyler Moore's legendary shows are blowing up Internet sales ... just hours after her death.
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But it isn't just Ava's age that's blowing our mind, it's also her totally sophisticated appearance.
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To be sure, technology's underperformance is not the only headwind blowing through markets, Gordon told CNBC.
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That mind-blowing price tag might make you wonder what makes this home worth so much.
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It has the same jagged 3D look that was so mind-blowing in the early 1990s.
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THE SCHEMES of Maithripala Sirisena, the president of Sri Lanka, are blowing up in his face.
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Ford and GM may be goaded into unwisely blowing their $48bn of cash on tech acquisitions.
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It might be Ayrton Senna blowing by four drivers in the rain at Donnington in 1993.
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Oh, and researchers are using totally mind-blowing physics hacks to take over Android phones. Whew.
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The message this all sends to company executives is that policy is blowing in the wind.
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Winter's on-screen mom Julie Bowen shared a photo of Winter blowing out her birthday candles.
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Madonna said in 2017 that she thought "an awful lot about blowing up the White House."
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But they had to fight back after blowing an 18-point lead in the third quarter.
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Words, letters and sounds became elusive to her, like grasping at bubbles blowing in the wind.
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"To now be Christmas number one is mind-blowing," Clean Bandit told the Official Charts Company.
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The AP reports that these fires have been complicated by buried ammunition from WWII blowing up.
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John shows me a video of his two sons, who are babies, the elder blowing kisses.
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And for a celebrity, the price tag for that special day can reach mind-blowing heights.
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So Centineo's Freeform alter-ego can come blowing back into DTLA whenever his busy schedule permits.
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I walk around the boat to get some fresh air, blowing in straight from the sea.
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The president is, you know, blowing up -- in fact -- let me go to Susan on this.
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Austin posts vape tricks—videos of him blowing vape smoke in cool-looking ways I guess?
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Last month, Twilio reported a 68 percent increase in third-quarter revenue, blowing past analysts' estimates.
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Blowing, salty dust from the exposed lakebed became a public health hazard and degraded the soil.
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One of the first mind-blowing things I saw were the stomata of Garry oak leaves.
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Another Delta model was in this yard, his aft fan blowing dust off a solar panel.
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But what about blowing gigantic bubbles or long, thin soap films that can span two stories?
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Wonder Woman spends nearly a full minute admiring and blowing kisses at herself in a mirror.
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It's been around for years, but taking the stage at hair shows, not blowing up Instagram.
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I can tell you from just looking at the alternatives and why they're not blowing up.
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Levy said her phone started "blowing up" as friends and family heard Beyoncé sing the line.
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BTW quickly fills you in on the stories, quizzes, and WTF moments blowing up the internet.
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