And plus, hey, wasn't blowing it up a war crime?
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If the wind is blowing, it has to be there.
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But an institution can be damaged without blowing it up.
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Or was that music publications blowing it out of proportion?
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In fact, many lottery winners end up blowing it all.
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We need to rediscover those lessons before blowing it again.
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Try sticking that into your dog whistle and blowing it.
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If you live in Colorado and don't, you're probably blowing it.
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And fast forward [to now], and she's just blowing it up.
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"Not by blowing it up with dynamite," a friend of mine laughed.
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Or what if they used air, blowing it up like an air mattress?
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"She's blowing it again," will be the least of what they will say.
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When the whistle keeps blowing, it really takes away your aggression, you know.
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As people zigzag toward love or affection, they're blowing it all the time.
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And when the wind stops blowing, it doesn't make any difference, does it?
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They betray the much broader ambition to rewrite history by blowing it apart.
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But I have always been careful with money, not blowing it on frivolous stuff.
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If the goal is to make America more conservative, they're blowing it big time.
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Turns out no, they weren't blowing it, at least not enough to make a difference.
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But ISIS blowing it up is being interpreted as the group acknowledging it will lose Mosul.
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Daft Funk -- this is your 10 seconds in the spotlight - u r blowing it #GRAMMYs #Grammys2014 .
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While the pasta wasn't mind-blowing, it was a nice side that brought the meal together.
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Wicks added: "I got a second shot at this and I have no intention of blowing it!"
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By blowing it up by making it bigger than it is, you sometimes see it more clearly.
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The Chinese are 'one tweet away from blowing it up, " Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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Adds Wicks, "I got a second shot at this and I have no intention of blowing it!"
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It's unclear whether the Raptors will run it back or explore blowing it up a year early.
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Q: Many stars in Hollywood end up blowing it, financially or creatively - how have you avoided that?
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So, the bankruptcy judge can chill -- 50 Cent was actually making cash in Bev Hills, not blowing it.
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This idea of blowing it up, shining a big beautiful, high voltage light on it was the answer.
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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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Nothing disrupts a beach day quite like a gust of wind picking up sand and blowing it everywhere.
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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 stayed off social media after that because media was blowing it up and making me feel terrible.
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They started blowing it on day one with the massive and often violent protests during on inauguration day.
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He says don't let anyone change you for the worst because you're just gonna end up blowing it.
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He's completely blowing it — and potentially torpedoing his chances to do well at the polls in the process.
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It is water, it is the wind blowing, it is a storm — it is something that catches you.
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But blowing it up — once the default position for the sport's warring factions — is no longer an option.
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Blowing it all up with a hypothetical nuclear bomb and watching things unfold for 000 hours takes exponentially more.
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"The wind was not conducive to that because the wind was blowing it right back at us," Iverson said.
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They just can't resist taking a small problem and blowing it up; they make entire volcanoes out of molehills.
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We are not just snatching money from China and blowing it on tank tops for everyone at American Apparel.
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The high will be 27 degrees, but with a cold wind blowing, it will feel somewhere between 28 and 21.
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"While George is blowing it off as no big deal, Amal is furious," an insider claimed to Closer Weekly Wednesday.
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The Galaxy S9 and S9+ are now out, and to celebrate its launch, Samsung is blowing it out big time.
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There are vents all around the Triton 900, a few for taking in air and some for blowing it out.
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LIEBER: On the continuum of beating the system and blowing it up, you three seem to land more toward revolution.
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In a way, blowing it up to this outsized level is a way of both owning your attractions and trivializing them.
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The software in your phone is really just cropping the image and blowing it up like Patricia Arquette in CSI: Cyber.
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But the way the prevailing political winds are blowing, it looks like a dynasty of his own might be taking shape.
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"Are Democrats blowing it in Virginia?" asked a CNN headline that was emblematic of coverage of the country's highest-profile contest.
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"Sometimes I questioned whether I was blowing it out of proportion in my head," she said on a recent late afternoon.
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That can sometimes feel less like revealing a hidden truth and more like building a straw man and blowing it down.
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The book ends with its masked hero shooting his way into a mosque and blowing it up with a rocket launcher.
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A bomber carried out the attack by driving a tanker truck filled with cooking gas into the synagogue and blowing it up.
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She's blowing it out the theme with adorable wreath-printed everything — including dresses, skirts and pajamas — for the Draper James holiday collection.
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This wind basically strips away gas contained within the single galaxy, blowing it into tentacles, in a process called ram-pressure stripping.
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A few weeks later, thieves attacked a cash-laden van on a busy highway near the airport, blowing it open with explosives.
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Even if the spokespeople were fully looped in, appeared on camera, and shot straight, what would you miss by blowing it off?
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When you're on vacation or traveling, the last thing you want to worry about is your budget — and whether you're blowing it.
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He does point out the squad's history of blowing it in the playoffs ... but explains why this team can break the trend.
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Trilobites Despite what Hollywood tells us, stopping an asteroid from creating an extinction-level event by blowing it up may not work.
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Mostly, he was blowing it with horrible stock picks, forcing him to cook up a scheme to recover millions in losses, they said.
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The wind reverses its course, blowing it in the exact opposite direction — and Javid and Farahan can't help but laugh at the situation.
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Here, it is Jake who must find Roland, learn about the Tower, and ultimately stop the Man in Black from blowing it up.
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"I kept it nice and simple, lightly blowing it out so you can still see her true texture in the hair," he says.
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For the party to turn its back on them, out of certainty that history will repeat itself—now that would be blowing it.
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Odds are he'd try to lock down a place to live before blowing it on hiring an assistant, but hey—you never know.
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But there's a difference between trying to reform the system from within, and blowing it up, which is what seems to be happening.
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But I know for a fact Bryce is never a person that's showed up anybody until they started blowing it all out of proportion.
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With Medicare Advantage for All, we would be building on and improving the current system rather than blowing it all up and starting over.
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"I don't think we should be blowing it up," she said of the A.C.A., in front of a crowd of roughly 500 in Bettendorf.
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Foster claims LaVar used company money to fund his own lavish lifestyle -- blowing it on cars, furniture and upgrades to the Ball family mansion.
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If you're lucky enough to get your resume read and impress them with your cover letter, then why risk blowing it in the interview stage?
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But, even with the fame and fortune that he's earned, he says one of his biggest fears is blowing it all in an irresponsible way.
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The difference between catching them all and missing a few is the difference between stamping out a smoking spark and blowing it onto dry tinder.
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She blamed Cube for mishandling the incident and blowing it up into a bigger issue -- especially outside of Korea -- than it would have been otherwise.
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This focuses the heat at a higher level, "blowing [it] down the hair shaft to ensure [the hair] is totally smooth and in place," Stephen explains.
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Trump's failure to fix, and propensity to exacerbate, longstanding problems in small towns provides an opportunity for Democrats, who are on the verge of blowing it.
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Trump's defenders say the narrative that the Puerto Rican relief effort is going poorly is simply the result of the media blowing it out of proportion.
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Emmett: Yeah like if you scroll down and get to the end of the article it has a— What the fuck, PBS is blowing it man.
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"When the wind is blowing, it is the toughest course in Britain," Michael Bonallack, the former secretary of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, once said.
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Simultaneously, eight Israeli fighter jets fired missiles at the drone's command and control center at Tiyas, blowing it up, along with the Iranians manning the center.
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And the band best known for breaking the rules has destroyed their cessation of touring contract in true Mötley Crüe-fashion, by literally blowing it up.
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So they make a daily effort to grow their wealth and use it on future endeavors, instead of blowing it on the latest "must have" purchase.
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"Coming out in that third quarter and really blowing it open and having control the whole second half, we have the capability of doing that," LaVine said.
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If you want to get your hair back to how it felt, behaved, and looked like, before you started processing with color, blowing it out, straightening etc.
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She winced and flexed her hands, the flesh cracking, flakes of dead skin fluttering back like the millions of fiery orange poppy petals blowing it the wind.
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That is, they're so used to being right and having quick answers that they don't even realize when they're blowing it by answering without thinking things through.
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His first plan was to create an "air tunnel underwater," using a long tube and blowing it up with air so the boys could simply walk through.
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Other moms found out about the ingredient swap and are "blowing it out of proportion," the mom wrote, as she asks for advice about what to do now.
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Before blowing it on the fleeting pleasure of an impulse purchase for yourself, consider donating part or all of your check to a worthy — and tax-deductible — cause.
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"It's not the fire itself but the danger of wind that can bring an ember blowing it someplace and seeing entire neighborhood overnight getting lit up," Garcetti said.
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All of those ideas make more sense than blowing it on a doomed presidential campaign, as Tom Steyer, a billionaire liberal donor and environmentalist, has decided to do.
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They usually amplify some special facet of the genre in question, blowing it up to surreal and funny proportions that turn the movie's attention back on cinema itself.
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In fact, it's so long and thick that most days, rather than commit to the process of blowing it dry, she just pulls it back into a bun.
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Former 'Bachelor' contestant Amanda Stanton is blowing it as a social media influencer ... so claims the luxury boutique that's suing her for failing to do the simplest task.
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NHL superstar Connor McDavid is FINALLY legally allowed to drink in America ... and he celebrated by blowing it out at a Vegas nightclub -- with the guys from The Chainsmokers.
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On the satirical "Daily Show", Jon Stewart, the then host, likened the scheme to the insurance fraud in "Goodfellas", in which mobsters insure a restaurant before blowing it up.
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Microbiologist KY Yuen said that an improperly sealed pipe could have resulted in the virus, by carrying feces into the building's ventilation system and blowing it into people's apartments.
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The country was built amid a wail of jeremiads: Providence assigned us a mission to serve the whole planet, but we, in our greed and sin, are blowing it!
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To prep the hair like Antonio Corral Calero did backstage, coat damp strands with Moroccanoil Treatment, then a heat protecting spray before blowing it straight with a boar bristle brush.
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The 42-year-old Tonight Show host had previously gone on an embarrassing date with the Oscar-winning actress when they were both single, totally blowing it in the end.
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LASHKAR GAH, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Afghanistan's Taliban have released drone footage showing a suicide bomber driving a Humvee into a police base in Helmand province and blowing it up this month.
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"What he's charged with doing is knowing that that substance was dangerous, disregarding that danger, that risk, and recklessly blowing it in the air," Mr. Woods said in an interview.
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If the administration is blowing it in terms of rhetoric, they deserve enormous credit for putting in place the first truly serious sanctions policy against North Korea in a generation.
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What Herzog failed to say is that the Constitutional Council punished Sarkozy for exceeding the cap by a few hundred thousand euros — not for blowing it it by tens of millions.
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Protests against the grand jury's decision spread across the country, including in New York, Chicago and in front of the White House in Washington, D.C. Is Black Lives Matter blowing it?
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While there, he intended to "carry out an armed attack" that included burning down a mosque or "blowing it up with a Molotov cocktail or other explosive device," the statement said.
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Which leads to the obvious question: Why are the Democrats blowing it so badly and launching themselves into hyperbolic, extremist space, which in all likelihood will lose them the White House?
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Baptiste, ranked 2rd, emphatically finished the match with her fifth ace, blowing it past the 17th-ranked Keys, who greeted her at the net with an affectionate pat on the head.
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And third, Dyson's products are also all designed with efficient air flow in mind, whether it's sucking it into a vacuum cleaner, or blowing it out of a fan without spinning blades.
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To protect her newly blonde hair, her pro spritzed her hair with the Alterna Haircare Caviar Repair Multi-Vitamin Heat Protection Spray before blowing it out with the ghd Air Hair Dryer.
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It is super-wonderful if the castle is run by a knight who spends his riches on widening the moat, rather than blowing it all on banquets or natty coats of arms.
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And hand dryers can circulate and disperse germs in dirty bathrooms, sucking contaminated air in — and if they don't have proper filters — blowing it back on to the hands, chest, and face.
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After prepping Rae's hair with Living Proof No Frizz Leave-In Conditioner and blowing it out, Leatherwood smoothed a styling cream through Rae's natural hair and about 12 inches of ponytail extensions.
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Even if there is an asteroid hurtling toward Earth, it wouldn't make a lot of sense to launch the world's entire nuclear arsenal at it in the hopes of blowing it up.
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After all, where else can you bounce around from seeing pure elation when someone achieves a lifelong dream to the embarrassment and anguish they show after totally blowing it with one wrong move?
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In order to play that long without stopping for a breath, Stetson practices circular breathing, which involves taking in air through your nose at the same time you're blowing it into the horn.
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Just as walking away from the Iran nuclear deal, or blowing it up, would not serve the U.S. national security interest, letting its clauses expire without something to replace it would be irresponsible.
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Generally speaking, improperly-sealed pipes could result in virus transmission by carrying infected feces into the building's ventilation system, and blowing it into people's bathrooms, CNN cited microbiologist Yuen Kwok-yung as saying Tuesday.
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Much the same is true for Akayed Ullah, a Bangladeshi immigrant who is accused of strapping a pipe bomb to his chest last month and blowing it up in a Times Square subway tunnel.
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It has become a nightly question hanging over the Knicks' heads for the last week: How large a lead did they need to avoid blowing it and then scrambling to hold onto a win?
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Over the past month, I've consulted with tax accountants, lawyers, executives, political leaders and yes, billionaires, and specific ideas have come up about plugging the gaps in the tax code, without blowing it apart.
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On Wednesday night he let them know—IN ALL CAPS—they're "BLOWING IT." But more importantly, his impassioned response sounded an awfullllllly lot like it was written by the(almost as if ... he is Stan!).
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A decade ago, the native New Zealander was working as a Xerox salesman in Auckland, earning more than $300,000 a year but blowing it all on fast cars, expensive cigars, and copious quantities of alcohol.
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You saved your money like that instead of blowing it on beer and trinkets to send to your folks, who had no need of conch shells that carried home the sound of the soughing sea.
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For the rest of the year, we had been saving money in a brass pirate's trunk that sat on my dresser at home, with the express intention of blowing it all in our vacation week.
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That leaves just James Mattis, the defence secretary and last sober voice of reason in the president's inner circle, to make the case that fixing the Iran deal is a better idea than blowing it up.
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Indians 5, Royals 4 (43 innings) Jose Ramirez hit a leadoff home run in the 14th inning as Cleveland defeated host Kansas City, but not before nearly blowing it in the bottom half of the 14th.
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Whenever you come across any extra cash — a bonus, birthday check or small windfall — rather than blowing it on a new pair of shoes or vacation, send at least a chunk of it straight to savings.
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Everyone, in a weird way, had a psychological rooting for him at a certain level because he was blowing it all apart—and because there was this safety valve belief that he could not become president.
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"Chey Carty has a beautiful halo of curls and instead of blowing it out and putting extensions in and making it va-va voom, we're keeping it exactly as she is because she looks beautiful," he says.
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When Melissa comes in who does my hair, she starts blowing it out and when — this sounds so mundane — she starts that, that's when I open up my script and go through all of my lines again.
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His next take's a little more controversial -- Jacob had just 2 words for pissed off fans who are circulating a petition to remake the show's 8th and final season because they think the writers are blowing it.
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Microbiologist Yuen Kwok-yung said at a Tuesday press conference that an improperly sealed pipe could have resulted in a virus transmission, by carrying infected feces into the building's ventilation system and blowing it into people's bathrooms.
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Lonnie G. Thompson, a renowned glaciologist at Ohio State University, was once camped on an ice cap when a savage wind knocked down his tent and began blowing it off the side of the mountain — with him inside.
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De'Aaron Fox had a team-high 31 points for the Kings, who led by as many as 28 points in the second quarter before blowing it in a third period that saw Sacramento head coach Luke Walton ejected.
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You need to read this thing in its entirety to fully comprehend how utterly mind-blowing it is, but for now here's what those who have already had the pleasure of reading have to say: Me after a Tinder date pic.twitter.
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EditorsNote: Tweaked 216rd graf Jose Ramirez hit a leadoff home run in the 14th inning as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Royals 5-4 in Kansas City, but not before nearly blowing it in the bottom half of the 14th.
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And rather than using those windfalls to raise salaries for workers (lol) or even just spend on consumer goods, these entities are either buying back their own stock, sitting Smaug-like on piles of cash, or blowing it on dubious investments.
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With "To Throw Away Unopened," her incandescent midlife memoir, a menopausal battle cry equal parts Nora Ephron and SCUM Manifesto, the British punk icon Viv Albertine is entrenched enough in mainstream society to advocate blowing it up from the inside.
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Sometimes it might be exposing it for what it is, blowing it up so that people can see it in the context in the story of America, as opposed to this separate event that is in isolation from whatever we are going through.
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It took decades to carve the depiction of General Lee, Jefferson Davis and Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson on horseback into the mountainside, and it could probably be removed only through a yearlong process that would involve blowing it off piece by piece with explosives.
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Why it matters: Millennials and members of Generation Z will face less prosperous golden years than their parents, given the retirement accounts they get now — unless they are diligent about allocating money, investing it wisely, and not blowing it when they gain full access.
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"Fox News Sunday": White House senior adviser Stephen MillerStephen MillerTrump suggested shooting migrants in the legs: NYT Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Meghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies MORE; Jeffries.
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" When asked about working with Bieber and being chided by fellow DJ Deadmau5, he said: "If he was a real friend, he would come to me...rather than blowing it up all over the Internet...and I would say to him, 'I enjoy working with Justin Bieber!
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"It's just another example of taking where there's a tiny germ of truth and blowing it up to the point where it's absurd for his own political purposes," Michael Klein, a professor of international economic affairs at the Fletcher School at Tufts University, told her in November.
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The story behind the map and the payload is in this new short starring Junkrat and Roadhog, where they bring a payload loaded up with loot to the base of the Queen — the leader of a band of outlaws — with the intention of blowing it up.
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It uses the same type of pop-out valve as you'll find on inflatable beach toys, and while there appears to be a one-way valve inside to prevent air from escaping when you stop blowing, it didn't work with the pre-production sample we tested.
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De'Aaron Fox poured in a team-high 31 points for the Kings, who led by as many as 28 points in the second quarter and then 133-49 at halftime before blowing it all in a third period that included the ejection of Sacramento coach Luke Walton.
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There's a very specific percentage [of people that should die] that's set up in Infinity War, so that helped dictate who was there, but we always liked the idea of our movie having a pretty tidy ending, and then blowing it out of the water with that credit sequence.
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PEOPLE caught up with JaQuel Knight, Beyoncé's longtime choreographer (you can thank him for that iconic "Single Ladies" wrist twist!), who opened up about how "mind-blowing" it is to work with Queen Bey, what her goddess-inspired Grammys performance meant — and if she'll take the stage at Coachella!
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Two astrophysicists — Sheperd Doeleman, the project leader of the Event Horizon Telescope, and Katie Mack of North Carolina State University, who was not involved with the effort — walked me through a few of the coolest aspects of the image that helped me appreciate just wonderfully mind-blowing it is.
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And just being with our three faces right there next to each other—I was 22 with these two big, beefy daddies, taking it as hard as them, and they're blowing their energy into my face, and I'm feeling the energy from the whip and blowing it back into theirs.
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He's been the frontrunner throughout the whole race, the election has mostly flown below the national radar, his sexual orientation hasn't been a major topic of discussion, there are no takes on whether Colorado is "ready" for a gay governor or if Democrats are blowing it with a "risky" pick.
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It's easy to imagine taking every 203 minutes of action in Stranger Things and blowing it out into its own episode, slowing things way down, but giving the series time to flesh out its cast of characters with B-plots and downtime, letting them want and argue and reconcile and learn.
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She also leaned on her co-host Abby HuntsmanAbigail (Abby) Haight HuntsmanChelsea Clinton says she's not considering a bid for New York House seat Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Huntsman of 'The View' declares Castro campaign dead after Biden moment MORE, who was expecting twins at the time.
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And by blowing it in large part because of an unexpectedly strong appearance from Chris Christie, one of the candidates whose voters he needed to win over, he made the establishment nightmare scenario, in which the rest of the candidates finish in a cluster 20-odd points behind Trump, significantly more likely.
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" White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayMeghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' The Hill's Morning Report - Dems to hit gas on impeachment Trump goes on offense to attack Democrats' impeachment inquiry MORE told reporters Friday afternoon that she was not aware of details about how the Situation Room handles such transcripts but that she was told it was handled "appropriately.
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The New York Times reported earlier this month that the administration was looking to reduce the cap to between 2202,2628 and 28500,6900, with immigration hawk and senior White House adviser Stephen MillerStephen MillerTrump suggested shooting migrants in the legs: NYT Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Meghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies MORE advocating for drastic cuts.
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This was a full-on war to silence my voice, unchecked by those in government ("You'll get through it," I was told), police ("Everyone will die one day," the officer told me after I called them at 5 am because of death threats), media outlets ("It'll die down quickly, it won't be picked up by too many blogs," when I wrote my story prior to further blogs blowing it up), and social media outlets (no response, no response, no response).
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George ConwayGeorge Thomas ConwayGeorge Conway: Romney should treat Trump criticism as 'a badge of honor' George Conway on Trump asking Ukraine leader for 'favor': 'Quid, meet quo' Graham rips Democrats for impeachment over 'nothing (non-quid pro quo) burger' MORE, a lawyer and the husband of White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayTrump's tirades, taunts and threats are damaging our democracy George Conway: Romney should treat Trump criticism as 'a badge of honor' Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' MORE, said that Sen.
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" White House policy adviser Stephen MillerStephen MillerTrump suggested shooting migrants in the legs: NYT Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Meghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies MORE clashed with "Fox News Sunday" host Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceBiden campaign demands news channels stop booking Giuliani Trump allies go on the offensive against whistleblower complaint, Democrats Sunday shows — Impeachment grips Washington MORE, saying the whistleblower complaint "drips with condescension, righteous indignation and contempt for the president.
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ABC's Meghan McCainMeghan Marguerite McCainMeghan McCain rips Trump, GOP on Syria decision: 'You feckless, unpatriotic cowards' Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Meghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies MORE ripped President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria, calling the White House and Republicans "feckless, unpatriotic cowards" for what she said on Monday's edition of "The View" amounts to an abandonment of allies in the region.
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White House policy adviser Stephen MillerStephen MillerTrump suggested shooting migrants in the legs: NYT Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Meghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies MORE sparred with Fox News's Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceBiden campaign demands news channels stop booking Giuliani Trump allies go on the offensive against whistleblower complaint, Democrats Sunday shows — Impeachment grips Washington MORE on Sunday over a whistleblower complaint against President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE that has led House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Overnight Health Care: Judge rules supervised drug injection sites are legal | Is a drug pricing deal still possible?
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The House and Senate Intelligence committees should conduct historic nonpartisan hearings and request public testimony from former national security adviser H.R. McMaster, former Director of National Intelligence Dan CoatsDaniel (Dan) Ray CoatsThe Memo: Polling points to warning signs for GOP on Trump Brent Budowsky: Deep Throat's defending our democracy Meet the Trump-appointed IG at center of whistleblower drama MORE, former Deputy Director of National Intelligence Sue Gordon, former Secretary of Defense James MattisJames Norman MattisBrent Budowsky: Deep Throat's defending our democracy Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Congressionally appointed panel recommends US halt Syria withdrawal MORE and former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonThe Memo: Polling points to warning signs for GOP on Trump Giuliani rips ex-Trump official who criticized him Brent Budowsky: Deep Throat's defending our democracy MORE to give the nation the benefit of their views on great issues of democracy and security now being discussed across America and around the world.
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Officials in the room included then-Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTrump suggested shooting migrants in the legs: NYT Kirstjen Nielsen drops out of Atlantic Media event after liberal backlash Pence taps former DHS spokeswoman as his new press secretary MORE, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoGiuliani says some documents turned over by State watchdog came from him Overnight Defense: Trump fumes about impeachment inquiry | Dems say State watchdog turned over 'packet of propaganda' on Ukraine | North Korea tests missile days before talks to resume Dems say State watchdog turned over 'packet of propaganda' MORE, acting Customs and Border Protection chief Kevin McAleenan, acting chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyEx-senior Trump administration official joins lobbying shop Trump suggested shooting migrants in the legs: NYT Five things to know as Ukraine fallout widens for Trump MORE, and White House adviser Stephen MillerStephen MillerTrump suggested shooting migrants in the legs: NYT Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Meghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies MORE, according to the Times.
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