Even Peter Kafka was blown away, and he doesn't get blown away by anything.
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Rather, literally get blown up than have to thank Trump for not getting blown up.
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And I was blown away that they were blown away, because it's definitely not hip-hop.
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But I couldn't stop repeating blown canes, blown canes until I was home, in pitch dark.
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Sean and Dave get into all the terrible things from Game 6 of the Final, like the blown call on the Preds's goal, the blown call on the Conn Smythe, the blown call on silencing Subban and the not blown call of Nashville fans lustily booing Gary Bettman.
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Then once you've blown it up, you need to dress it again, to make it look like it's been blown up.
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A plane got blown out of the sky, and if anybody thinks it wasn't blown out of the sky, you're 100% wrong, folks.
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"[The client] was blown away and all her guests were blown away, and it was really an incredible moment for that client and her husband."
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If Kenley Jansen had not blown a save in Game 2, if Clayton Kershaw had not blown two leads in Game 5, the Series might have turned out differently.
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Having blown high and blown low, this latest revival of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, starring Jessie Mueller and Joshua Henry as horse-crossed lovers, will whirl off Imperial's stage.
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But there were a lot of retail investors who got blown up here, and I don't think the disclosures that they could get blown up will necessarily be enough for regulators.
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" I feel sexiest when "my hair is blown out.
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" 'To be honest, I was mind blown," she said.
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" She adds, "I was so blown away by it.
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We know, we know — your mind is blown, too?
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NASSAU, the Bahamas — The roof had blown clean off.
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Dawson discovered that when candles are blown out on a cake, there was 113% -- or 15 times -- more bacteria on the frosting than on frosting with candles that were not blown out.
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Apple's chat service is now a full-blown messaging platform Apple's chat service, which before acted like a thin layer over your standard text message, is now a full-blown messaging platform.
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News footage and social media video showed firefighters arriving at the mall, where windows were blown out of an LA Fitness and the facade of a pizza restaurant appeared to be blown out.
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They have to ride on rafts or get blown in.
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Dominique Ansel has blown our minds with dessert, yet again.
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He has four blown saves in his past six chances.
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" His mind was not as blown as I'd hoped. "Ah.
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Film, television… I basically was blown away by the transformation.
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And they are positively blown away by the big reveal.
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One drone would be later blown up in a test.
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Also, neither has blown anyone away on the fundraising front.
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She said we had adult vocals and was blown away.
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"It's tough to take a blown save, especially," Robertson said.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — The Iowa fog has blown into New Hampshire.
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" He added, "Russia had a plane blown up by ISIS.
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She was blown away by the transition of the space!
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They've already blown up one of their big test sites.
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Birnbaum was blown away by Finkelstein's brain, and his insights.
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It was the Yankees' first blown rundown of the year.
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And then I did it and she was blown away.
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The $113 million that was "saved" has been completely blown.
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Starship Hopper nosecone has been blown over in high winds.
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All of my expectations are blown out of the water.
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I mean, it would have blown up in his face.
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All of them were blown away by the interactive capabilities.
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I think all of VS fans would be blown away!
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I think it may have blown up in Amazon's face.
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RHP Fernando Rodney's third blown save was a dramatic one.
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"I'm blown away that this is even happening," Fletcher said.
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He has two blown saves in his past three outings.
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He showed me the piece and I was blown away.
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So I was really, I was blown away with Jewel.
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Most such systems, though, are blown west towards the Caribbean.
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It's unfortunate that this situation was blown out of proportion.
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I'm wired with explosives, you'd only have blown yourself up.
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"We were honestly blown away by that," Ashley tells Refinery29.
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She joined Twitter in January, a full blown Trump believer.
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A lot of times, things are blown out of proportion.
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This has blown up like nobody, surely, could have forecast.
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Final Scene by Laura on Scribd Is your mind blown?
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Just okay because it gets blown to bits too quickly.
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"Both ends of the building were blown out," Low said.
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Leonie's mother had the photos blown up and printed out.
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"I think it is blown out of proportion," she said.
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"The big thing was a whistle was blown," Allen said.
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Could she have conscientiously blown the whistle any other way?
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They "were intercepted and subsequently got blown up," he said.
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MULVANEY: That story got a little blown out of proportion.
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And now your mind, and your baking plan, is blown.
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"This has been blown way out of proportion," she said.
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A car window can also be seen getting blown out.
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They discovered the driver's side window had been blown out.
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These two cars had back windows blown out while driving.
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It has also blown hot and cold about Assad's future.
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He had finished his shift before my cover was blown.
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Major legislation gets blown up in Congress, the market shrugs.
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Storm Doris has blown into the UK with astounding force.
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I was blown away, can't we have our own product?
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I was blown away by his youthfulness and mischievous wit.
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Then, at the end of episode four, he's blown up.
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So then I read it, and I was blown away.
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Nolan's Dunkirk has already blown people away with its trailer.
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When keys were misplaced, doors were blown in with TNT.
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October 12th, 2016 Do you remember the Blown Away Guy?
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Now Carry Guard has blown up in the NRA's face.
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I was blown away by their musicianship and utter coolness.
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If Juno flies past Jupiter, the mission will be blown.
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First, we have a full- blown currency crisis in Turkey.
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My cover only ever came close to being blown once.
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Satar's right arm had been blown off at the shoulder.
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"I was blown away by his intelligence," Ms. Wollersheim said.
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We tested the A4 in 2017 and were blown away.
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When the PC came along, that model got blown apart.
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"The window was blown to pieces," Ms. Malik told me.
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"I was blown away when he contacted me," she said.
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" Gail: Hers is, "He could get us all blown up.
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Soria was charged with a blown save and a loss.
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For him, he got blown up in a CatDog shirt.
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If he gets blown off completely, then things are done.
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All the windows in his family's home were blown out.
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"I am honestly blown away by him," Marklin told AL.com.
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Sign into any site, though, and your cover is blown.
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A win over Kansas would have blown up the world.
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Strangely, the war itself seemed to have blown away too.
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It's blown off by a lot of the conservative base.
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We saw five houses that had been blown to pieces.
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"He'd blown up like a balloon," Jennings told the BBC.
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I was blown away by what Ashley came up with.
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After all, they'd only blown up the bloody Death Star.
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This woman missed her train and it was blown up.
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Critics were blown away by the compelling story of "Unbelievable."
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Nothing was blown out and the colors all looked natural.
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I was just blown away by the coordination of that.
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It's the perfect environment for having your small mind blown.
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The first time I went there I was blown away.
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Only it had hit, it had blown the fuck up.
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"We were totally blown away," said Lear CEO Ray Scott.
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But the game had been effectively blown open by then.
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I almost died and had my body blown in half.
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I had never heard him and my mind was blown.
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Anfield did not empty when the final whistle was blown.
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Wooden bee boxes were smashed into kindling or blown away.
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"We are blown away by everybody that's donating," he said.
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People are knocked down, blown backward, tossed into the air.
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She may have blown up the country along the way.
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Nour remembers being blown into the air, but nothing else.
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Our metal gate was blown open, swaying back and forth.
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Windows were blown out, chunks scraped from ceilings and walls.
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Tyrner said she was "blown away" by the proposed changes.
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Hader had blown four of his last five save opportunities.
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Windows of some of the nearby homes were blown out.
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And, I was blown away by how good everything was.
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The cash has been blown on trifles light as air.
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Anonymity blown, I introduced myself to his salesclerk partner, Chase.
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The whole back of the car had been blown away.
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Berlaymont, the European Commission's headquarters, was to be blown up.
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Daphne was blown up by a car bomb on Oct.
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The Jets' coverage was punctuated with blown assignments and holes.
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Then the lights went down, and I was blown away.
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The windows were blown out while 370 children were inside.
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"I was kind of blown away by it," he said.
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Wash them after you've blown your nose, coughed or sneezed.
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He said fears of a trade war were over blown.
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" But he said "it shouldn't be blown out of proportion.
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Great, like in blown away by, was several years ago.
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Glass is blown into the shape required for each lamp.
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I really wasn't blown away by many of the results.
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Two of his buddies were blown up in a truck.
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The shofar sounds like a broken, crying voice when blown.
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If you didn't, your mind may be blown a little.
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I was blown away by what Arthur Miller had created.
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It was the second blown save this season for Minter.
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We were blown away in every sense of the word.
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In the meantime, there will be missed, or blown, opportunities.
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|
Amjahid wasn't exactly blown away by what he saw inside.
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And yet, I just was blown away by the script.
|
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Perhaps this leads to a full blown animated orgy. Maybe!
|
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In a nearly five-minute video projection, a hand on an iPad flicks through color photographs of human bodies that have been blown open or blown to pieces in unspecified military or terrorist incidents.
|
|
" Suspect: Videos 'blown out of proportion' Homoki said the videos "got blown out of proportion" but conceded, "Obviously, looking back, it looks like if anybody else were to see it, it doesn't look good.
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Avoid getting into fights; things will be blown out of proportion.
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The response from Earthman's former customers has blown the couple away.
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When Reem came up with the cape I was blown away.
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Even the doctors were blown away by how fast it happened.
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I was just blown away by how complex these things are.
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I'm constantly blown away by how horrible most of you are.
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She was just spotted in NYC as a full-blown brunette.
|
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In short, a full-blown trade war may yet break out.
|
|
While Brazil fought the restrictions, the matter has largely blown over.
|
|
His face should be blown up huge in the second frame.
|
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"When I heard the song, I was blown away," she says.
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Check out the livestream on Tuesday to also be mind-blown.
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Everyone that sees it is blown away by what we're doing.
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When he saw himself in that role, his mind was blown.
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But I refuse to be blown off my feet by any.
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"The shark didn't win, the shark got blown up," said Huckabee.
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I'm blown away by how much it changed in a decade.
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"I met her daughter, and I was blown away," Dixon said.
|
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Many were blown up by French mines the moment they landed.
|
|
It was Familia's third blown save during this span of losses.
|
|
A door is blown in at a Regions Bank in Miami.
|
|
And, Trump expanded his critique into a full-blown issues platform.
|
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Another caution came before lap 2163 for Jeffrey Earnhardt's blown engine.
|
|
Windows and doors were blown in 17,000 apartments around the area.
|
|
Here, a police officer's home that the jihadists had blown up.
|
|
But those interactions can quickly escalate into full-blown online infidelity.
|
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I was blown off the bridge and fell into the river.
|
|
The situation has since developed to a full blown humanitarian crisis.
|
|
"A full-blown campaign would net her six figures," she said.
|
|
Motivational power ballads have blown up in the last few years.
|
|
Understandably, Jordan's cover was blown over the popularity of his tweet.
|
|
Ok. Starlink's kind of blown up over the past 48 hours.
|
|
Both countries have an interest in avoiding a full-blown assault.
|
|
In Guangzhou, the provincial capital, tower-block windows were blown out.
|
|
I think that this campaign has blown all of that up.
|
|
When they arrived, I was really blown away by the quality.
|
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I'm blown away by that, because we step up every day.
|
|
On the left the Zenfone Zoom—zoomed, cropped, and blown up.
|
|
"I was blown away with what it could do," Holes said.
|
|
So blown away and happy for the whole cast and crew!
|
|
Most political scientists now consider Fidesz a full-blown populist outfit.
|
|
" According to the source, the altercation was "blown out of proportion.
|
|
It was his fifth blown save in 33 opportunities this season.
|
|
"My mind was blown," Troy tells PEOPLE of his former teacher.
|
|
I was blown away by just how incredible that film was.
|
|
Five minutes into meeting Johnny Marr and my cover is blown.
|
|
It's not a full-blown seasonal theme, but starting on Nov.
|
|
"I physically see myself as a full-blown woman," she said.
|
|
"In the animation category, I was particularly blown away," says Katzenberg.
|
|
Since her electoral disaster Mrs May has blown several last chances.
|
|
The Lincoln Memorial is blown up, destroying the Great Emancipator's image.
|
|
"That story got a little blown out of proportion," Mulvaney said.
|
|
The past two years have just blown up, and it's beautiful.
|
|
Twice, she'd blown up this job; twice, she's taken it back.
|
|
Part of a house was blown underneath his trailer, he said.
|
|
The beard looks great, even if it's blown out and bluish.
|
|
I'm convinced my cover has been blown and it's a test.
|
|
That will only intensify if he's blown out in Tuesday's primary.
|
|
One thing that we've been blown away by is the team.
|
|
His mind, like mine when I watch this show, is blown.
|
|
Europeans first discovered them in the 1800s and were blown away.
|
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"She was blown away with the finished look," Castillo tells us.
|
|
It was Kintzler's second blown save in 14 chances this season.
|
|
We were both blown away after listening to mp3s I downloaded.
|
|
Comedy is in the midst of a full-blown identity crisis.
|
|
I'd go back to look at it, kept getting blown away.
|
|
However they too are blown out of proportion in this conversation.
|
|
That research converted Crockett from Centering skeptic to full-blown evangelist.
|
|
In that sense, you'll be blown away by what Stefani's created.
|
|
Except, that is, for microplastics potentially blown there by the wind.
|
|
He dropped to 2-3 and recorded his fifth blown save.
|
|
NWR: The ending has been kind of blown out of proportion.
|
|
Blown up balloons appear amongst the bags, serving a dual purpose.
|
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My mind is blown all over again just thinking about it.
|
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Perhaps not a full-blown dinner, but certainly a decent lunch.
|
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The roofs and most of the walls have been blown away.
|
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Unless, of course, he gets blown up in that climactic explosion.
|
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We've blown past Jupiter, and we would lose the whole mission.
|
|
Maybe they feel blah, but they don't have full-blown depression.
|
|
In Brih, Christian homes were destroyed and two churches blown up.
|
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"I think it was all blown out of proportion," said Hull.
|
|
Full-blown currency crises are already occurring in Argentina and Turkey.
|
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"Frankly, I'm blown away by the lack of talent," he said.
|
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The landlord says when he demands rent he gets blown off.
|
|
Since the vote, that charge has swollen into full-blown treachery.
|
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The Raptors sought solutions after being blown out in Tuesday's opener.
|
|
I want students getting their mind blown to remain a metaphor.
|
|
Trump was blown out by Clinton in Henrico by 20 points.
|
|
"I think this was really blown out of proportion," he added.
|
|
To some locals, all these events are being blown out of
|
|
Santos was blown away by the positive response from the article.
|
|
So far, I&aposm not super blown away by this palette.
|
|
Lal told Insider how she was blown away by Saudi hospitality.
|
|
While "Dramageddon" has all blown over now, the ripples still remain.
|
|
I was so blown away by their compassion and their reactions.
|
|
And all the toiletries with caps had their caps blown off.
|
|
A few short cab rides and I've blown half my budget.
|
|
Venezuela has so far, however, avoided a full-blown fuel crisis.
|
|
He was also blown away by how simple the recipe was.
|
|
But he also said some of the controversies are blown out.
|
|
We will never destroy them without a full-blown war declaration.
|
|
She's vamping for the camera while her hair is blown back.
|
|
Chef Boyardee with his kitchen whites blown out to epic proportions.
|
|
All this data is being blown about by the storm impact.
|
|
Whether there is full-blown "Revolution" in California seems less likely.
|
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Scott said he was "blown away" by Leishman's generosity of spirit.
|
|
"I heard he likes getting blown by young women," Bhadveer murmured.
|
|
Everyone there for his opening set was blown away by it!
|
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The Thomas' legacy is a match blown out by the wind.
|
|
In early 2005, Peter Moylan thought he had blown his dream.
|
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The "let's make American great again" dog whistle has been blown.
|
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As I started shooting more, it became a full-blown career.
|
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I was totally blown away the first time I tried it.
|
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"I was frankly blown away by the letter," Booker said Wednesday.
|
|
It was the 31st blown save for the Giants this year.
|
|
And so far, to my knowledge, Apple phones haven't blown up.
|
|
He found our doors wide open—blown open by the wind.
|
|
Iran is facing a full-blown disaster which continues to escalate.
|
|
Waldstein: It was only Jansen's second blown save of the year.
|
|
Then I woke up Tuesday and I was full-blown sick.
|
|
Democrats seem blown back by the ferocious — and often fictional — effort.
|
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A bit of a singer himself, Mr. Gerhaher was blown away.
|
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Speed solvers would have blown me away on my own puzzle.
|
|
"Supreme Court confirmations have become full-blown political campaigns," he said.
|
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The latter, Democrats argue, could constitute a full-blown Constitutional crisis.
|
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A corner of the roof had collapsed, the windows blown in.
|
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Many roofs, usually corrugated zinc, had been blown entirely off homes.
|
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"We're pretty shocked by how much it's blown up," Ginn said.
|
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This culture has matured into a full-blown way of life.
|
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Mark Bradford is a talented painter whose career has blown up.
|
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Hollywood is in the midst of a full-blown identity crisis.
|
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I was frankly blown away by how well-designed Portal was.
|
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There's so much to think about Moriba, my mind is blown.
|
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Crews collected debris in Missouri that had blown over from Kansas.
|
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Molten glass is blown into empty wooden molds, charring the surface.
|
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After all, our community cannot be blown apart by aluminum tariffs.
|
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Sweden's party landscape, in other words, might be blown to pieces.
|
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"I was blown away by the history," said Mr. Gooding, 50.
|
|
Thank you for all the love, I am so blown away.
|
|
Silicon Valley appears to have blown up Milo Yiannopoulos's business model.
|
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The side of the home was blown out, the sheriff said.
|
|
Many won't even hold enough water for a full-blown shower.
|
|
Some say a full-blown economic downturn is already upon us.
|
|
"It has kind of gotten blown out of proportion," he said.
|
|
But have my anxieties about terrorism been blown out of proportion?
|
|
He had already blown through more seasoned people in the role.
|
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The blown save was his second in his last three appearances.
|
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Smoke from nearby bushfires mixed with dust blown off overgrazed paddocks.
|
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This will lower the likelihood of blown budgets and buyer's remorse.
|
|
Mr. Sayampol said he'd never once been blown off his stilts.
|
|
Photos from the scene showed the roof having been blown apart.
|
|
Luckily, he was blown up before audiences had to endure more.
|
|
Several people actually said to me, 'You've just blown your career.
|
|
Here was a man whose unfaithfulness had blown up his marriage.
|
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He became a full-blown meth addict and lost his job.
|
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Historically, the budget has blown a gasket in every major war.
|
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Your friends will be blown away at the dronies you share.
|
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In fact, there are two: one being blown by each nostril.
|
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"The Democrats' pathetic case is getting blown to pieces," he said.
|
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To be honest, I wasn't blown away by how everything tasted.
|
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It was his fifth blown save in 40 opportunities this season.
|
|
Jon Snow was never actually alive to begin with. Mind. Blown.
|
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Many a building was blown to matchwood because of leaking gas.
|
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In South Korea, though, fears of a full-blown war erupted.
|
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" - Dorothy Spencer, Maryland 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' "Mind blown.
|
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And DeLuca (Giacomo Gianniotti) may have just blown it with Meredith.
|
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Ryan Seacrest could get behind a full-blown American Idol reunion!
|
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And Laurent's teachers at the university say they were blown away.
|
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You can't hear anything, because your eardrums are all blown out.
|
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Any of these could quickly develop into full-blown nuclear war.
|
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"We have blown the dust off the place," Ms. Baumann said.
|
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"I was totally blown away when this happened," said one employee.
|
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Even the speakers were blown away when we revealed that count.
|
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"You've just blown up schedules for everyone," Collins said Thursday night.
|
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The new administration had its first full-blown foreign policy clash.
|
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I was blown away by the third tune Ms. Mazzie mentioned.
|
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He also has been handed a loss and a blown save.
|
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It came as a finished piece and we were blown away.
|
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Others might be blown to smithereens by rockets fired from earth.
|
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And it seems like all that has been blown out now.
|
|
"I became of a full blown pill head," Feitel tells Creators.
|
|
Most recently, his animated series on Netflix has also blown up.
|
|
"We're not going for the full-blown mystical experience," Morgan said.
|
|
Yankees relievers have blown 18 saves this season — the most in the major leagues, two more than they did last season and six more than in 2015, when their 12 blown saves were the fewest in baseball.
|
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People taste it and their mind is blown from the get-go.
|
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The autofocus is slow and inconsistent, and colors are routinely blown out.
|
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Inside a hospital building, windows were blown out and ceiling panels collapsed.
|
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In Hollywood (and elsewhere), matching tattoos have become a full-blown trend.
|
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My mind was blown, and I was like, I gotta do that.
|
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Ejection tests are a limited step short of a full-blown launch.
|
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It's name is now blown, and all the files have been moved.
|
|
" Abraham's rep told PEOPLE, "This situation has been blown out of proportion.
|
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The groom's blown-away expression upon seeing his bride all dressed up.
|
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It's the universal dilemma of growing up, blown up to blockbuster scale.
|
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"I was totally blown away," McCormick, 62, told PEOPLE of the home.
|
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He contracted HIV in 2008, and it turned into full-blown AIDS.
|
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"I'm just blown away by his generosity," Laurel wrote in her post.
|
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The image sensor has blown up from 93 megapixels to 45.7 megapixels.
|
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And the whole Papadopoulos issue is just blown out of the water.
|
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Prince George's County police officers help Maryland resident with his blown tire.
|
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This cover was blown when he issued his anti-immigrant executive order.
|
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"I've really been blown away," said the 10-time WWE World Champion.
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"I was blown away," Reigns, 33, tells PEOPLE ahead of WrestleMania 35.
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Prepare to have your mind blown with the Scribbler DUO 3D Pen.
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It would have blown the John Lewis ad out of the window.
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It is genius, a work of art, and I am blown away.
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The election of Donald Trump has blown this out of the water.
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" Along with audiences, Inaba was also blown away by Arlen's performance. "Wow!
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There is widespread property damage and windows blown out of parked cars.
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In some states, the death toll has hit full-blown epidemic levels.
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It's always fun watching random objects getting blown apart, and guess what?
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He hopped onto the carriage to discover a full-blown rave inside.
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The blown-up photo of Biggie featured in Contact High is electric.
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However, "everything got blown way out of proportion" after the public outing.
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" And Vanessa was completely blown away, calling it "big like my personality.
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" Abraham's rep tells PEOPLE, "This situation has been blown out of proportion.
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Terrorists have not blown up New York with a makeshift nuclear bomb.
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If there were any rules, those rules have all been blown up.
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A news report tells of a child blown up by a grenade.
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Samsung was not quite as lucky in the full-blown foldable department.
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First, we had the full-blown '80s pairs, all glitz and sparkle.
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In one movement, Johnson had blown out his elbow and his shoulder.
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"All those embers would have blown into homes," Dave Gott said Friday.
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A full-blown trade war would hit the US at both ends.
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I'm going to have that blown up one day in my house.
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Granted, the show has blown up its premise many, many times before.
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The blacks look deep and rich instead of shiny and blown out.
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One is visual: many Android apps look like blown-up phone apps.
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China's response will determine if this becomes a full-blown trade war.
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I feel like it just needs to be a full-blown jungle.
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Debris from roofs blown off by the hurricane sits in the street.
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Was the scale of the white supremacist threat blown out of proportion?
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"I'm totally blown away by how quickly bonds are formed," Timmons said.
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"Get Ready for Brexit" is blown up on billboards across the country.
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Cole Whitt's blown engine resulted in the first caution on lap 2161.
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The yellow waved again on lap 2162 for D.J. Kennington's blown engine.
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The removable diffuser hood softened the light so whites weren't blown out.
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One is visual: Many Android apps look like blown-up phone apps.
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"Her life sort of got blown up a bit," Snyder Urman said.
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Then mayhem ensues, and the chemical plant itself gets blown to bits.
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"I was blown away by the execution of the food," says Forgione.
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We got blown out last night so no one played extended minutes.
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That sort is often blown up, as disarming it is too risky.
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The initial disagreement — which was unbelievably stupid — was blown out of proportion.
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We're absolutely blown away by the response the #babywearing video has gotten!
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I was blown away when I first tried a pair of AirPods.
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And the Obama and Trump administrations have blown up many of them.
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Every blown-off leg, every burned-off face filled me with anguish.
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"They are in a full-blown panic mode," the insider tells PEOPLE.
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I never had to witness one of my friends being blown up.
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The footage showed waves crashing and palm trees being blown around wildly.
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Less oxygen is, much like a full-blown coke problem, considered undesirable.
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Jansen has a blown save and a loss in this World Series.
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Other sides refuse to visit Afghanistan for fear of being blown up.
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People are blown away by how much we continue to enhance it.
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Minds will be blown…You've never seen beauty quite like this before.
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When I found out about the first one, I was blown away.
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The department called the sheriff's office, leading to a full-blown investigation.
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The mom of three had her hair blown out into soft waves.
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Just ask Gigi Hadid, who achieved full-blown star status this week.
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They were blown out Sunday by the Washington Wizards while James rested.
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It wasn't what you'd expect in a full-blown washout sell-out.
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Its claim to an uncommon level of unity has been blown apart.
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And I watched his shorts and I was blown away by them.
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Most will have blown through reserves by the first quarter of 2018.
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TMZ Sports talked to Luque ... who was blown away by Perry's toughness.
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Everything is clearer without being fully blown out to Samsung-level garishness.
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Put a fan to a house of cards, it'll get blown away.
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Jenner, on the other hand, might have just blown the family's cover.
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So to see it hugely blown up now, it's quite a sight.
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Or perhaps you're blown away by Negga's Preacher co-star Joseph Gilgun.
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Naturally, Twitter was blown away by Beyoncé's "show must go on" attitude.
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My mind was blown when I saw how incredible my face looked.
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The 5-year-old was, understandably, blown away by the kind gesture.
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It looks like a Pixel phone blown up into a tablet size.
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It wouldn't be a Kanye West video if our minds weren't blown.
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From there, the whole thing seems to have very quickly blown up.
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Prepare to be blown away by how deliciously easy this recipe is.
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I recently saw a Vivian Maier exhibition and was absolutely blown away.
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That all got blown apart when these app companies started coming in.
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" American Outdoor Brands: "I'm blown away by how badly the stock acts.
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It's still hardly a full-blown remote takeover of those smart speakers.
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Plumes of black smoke have blown across beaches popular with European tourists.
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There are some cold cases close to being blown open, Porter said.
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Everyone in this cast is accomplished — but who's really blown you away?
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I came out of the surgery in a full-blown panic attack.
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Was the scale of the right-wing threat blown out of proportion?
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This is a non-story that has been blown out of proportion.
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"I was totally blown away," McCormick, 62, told PEOPLE at the taping.
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I've ran across fields and seen my brothers' limbs get blown apart.
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When Roddenberry presented it to NBC, the programming executives were blown away.
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Soria has blown seven saves, matching his career worst, in eight opportunities.
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"I'm just blown away by the beauty of it all," he says.
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And she's blown away by the passion and smarts of her users.
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Trust, I think, in democracy at that point will be blown apart.
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Media reported that a police post outside the mall was blown up.
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Once again, Miley Cyrus got her spot blown up by her dad.
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Another picture shows smoke being blown onto the face of the gator.
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The note was blown off the table by a gust of wind.
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The is about 7 percent from entering a full-blown bear market.
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David's speech was so powerful, and we were all just blown away!
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Osuna's blown save negated the stellar effort of Astros starter Wade Miley.
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Irma had blown most of it into a fence surrounding neighboring businesses.
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"Hold onto your socks because they're about to blown off," he said.
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I've been blown away by the response of fans on this tour.
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But loss of coordination is one thing; what about full-blown psychosis?
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I just listened to it last night, and I was blown away.
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Anything that couldn't be downgraded or blown up just got turned around.
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"Everything is blown out," he told CNN by phone near Road Town.
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Its glass facades were blown out and its internal divider walls collapsed.
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However, a full-blown bail-out would be more damaging this time.
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The restoration of service is not a full-blown victory for WhatsApp.
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But not all trade disputes become full-blown trade wars, James said.
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Huge moon balloon blown away in Fuzhou, E China, as #TyphoonMeranti approaches.
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Three-quarters into the drink, I had a full-blown stomach ache.
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" In the end, he says, "I was blown away by Linda's ideas.
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BERNARDSVILLE "Techniques and Traditions," new works in blown glass by Jake Pfeifer.
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I was so blown away by the book that Vanessa gave me.
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"The GSP issue has been blown way out of proportion," he said.
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Narcissism exists on a scale from tendencies to a full-blown disorder
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Riley: The whole fish story is a little blown out of proportion.
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There ain't no war going on to get me blown to Jesus.
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I didn't want to have any more smoke blown in my face.
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"I was blown away," she said about discovering a wheelchair basketball game.
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I hope I'm wrong, we could be full blown into this thing.
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Well, that entire thing got blown out of the water two times.
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"Your dad was blown away when he got this letter," she said.
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It isn't, however, a full-blown retrospective and isn't meant to be.
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Brazil, once a darling among emerging markets, is in full-blown crisis.
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A few short cab rides and I'd blown half my budget. 3.
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"With a full-blown laptop, you see what happens," Mr. Gilchrist said.
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Bloated bodies and blown-up trucks littered the road as we arrived.
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I mean, who would survive being gassed, or beheaded, or blown up?
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Plus, SpaceX is somewhat famous in the industry for its blown deadlines.
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Blown in two by the crew to prevent use by the Allies.
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They do not lose often, and they almost never get blown out.
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It grew as the days passed until it became full blown anxiety.
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Seeing Reva in full-blown Reva mode both delighted and disgusted me.
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But when I saw him on stage, I was just blown away.
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People with full-blown mania experience what he calls significant functional impairment.
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I was a terror-war veteran, I'd seen people blown to pieces.
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Blown off my perch is the only way I can put it.
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Rodney had blown saves in his three of his four previous appearances.
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The price of college has just blown that out of the water.
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I was blown away by the experience, the music, and the atmosphere.
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The glass fogged, and when it cleared, my hen had blown away.
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About two months later this vocal arrived and my mind was blown.
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"It was never, 'This is being blown out of proportion,'" says Empson.
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"I was blown away at the response," LaRoche told The Wichita Eagle.
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Those appearances accounted for two of Chapman's three blown saves this season.
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Familia was charged with three blown saves during last year's World Series.
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These two pieces were blown by my now-husband Ian in 1994.
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They said, 'In three weeks' time it's going to be blown up.
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"Everyone that sees it is blown away by its design-savviness," Mrs.
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My mind was blown again a few years later on the topic.
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Even the lesser contracts for veterans have blown up on the Mets.
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The only full-blown victim on Saturday was the winner: Naomi Osaka.
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I was blown away by one big change in India in particular.
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The bullpen has 21 blown saves, the worst mark in the majors.
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We were blown away by how many people wanted to support me.
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Instead, he was blown away early and battled late for a 210.
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We think of war casualties as men with their legs blown off.
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I think the internet's blown that up for a bunch of reasons.
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In the next room, my daughter burst into a full-blown cry.
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Building codes changed after entire communities were blown away by Hurricane Andrew.
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People are blown away by how large and how beautiful it is.
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I'm always blown away by how good a job the group does.
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By Monday morning, however, the site had already blown past its capacity.
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I've covered genocide in Sudan and children being blown apart in Iraq.
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Streaming over stones, over homes, over blown snow like fine, dry sand.
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Similarly, their 20 blown saves were two better than the league average.
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"He was blown away, and his lists fell away," Ms. Wang said.
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What happens if these delays turn into a full-blown sports recession?
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"I was pretty blown away by how immersive it was," Toner says.
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Today is Monty's first National Dog Day as a full-blown celebrity.
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But the events of recent days have blown that scenario to bits.
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The blown-up wrestling gym starts rebuilding, one brick at a time.
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"Most of the little back roads were blown up," Professor O'Callaghan said.
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" As Emily sees it, "Anyone helping Gilead deserves to be blown apart.
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Soon, he was lying in a hospital bed with full-blown AIDS.
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And then, still inside me, he had a full-blown asthma attack.
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"He was just blown away that he makes every shot," Fraser said.
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The second missile appears to have blown up almost immediately, he added.
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I was pretty blown away by the realism of that insane beast.
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How to watch: Blown Away Season 1 is now streaming on Netflix.
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However, this model was blown apart when the financial crisis came along.
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My perfect little plan had just blown up into an epic fail.
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But here, in one sex scandal, he had blown it all up.
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"When it hit my desk, I was blown away," Dr. McKellar said.
|
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Why China 'holds all the aces' in a full-blown trade war
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But-- I've blown it in terms of-- making any money on it.
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Put it on for the first time, and your mind is blown.
|
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Your chance of facing a full-blown IRS audit is very slim.
|
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Yet Mr. Johnson's moves have, so far, blown up in his face.
|
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"I can't imagine that will become a full-blown investigation," Nick added.
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The blown-up churches and villages in the drawings are in Flanders.
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Emily said she was blown away by Kristin's reaction to her singing.
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But he read the book in a day and was blown away.
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A resident sent me photos of buildings blown out by the airstrikes.
|
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What starts as innocent text-flirting evolves into two full-blown relationships.
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Pharrell was BLOWN away ... and so was the rest of the world.
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That mist is then blown out the other end of the humidifier.
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Both of his legs had been blown off, along with one arm.
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Then, once we made the connection to nocturnality, we were blown away.
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I mean is this going to become a full blown trade war.
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Full-blown hypertension was associated with 39 percent greater odds of dementia.
|
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The blown lead spoiled LaVine's game-high 39-point performance for Chicago.
|
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But don't expect a full-blown Zelda Maker to match Mario Maker.
|
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Streaming companies are turning into full-blown production companies to combat this.
|
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A year from now, this is likely to have all blown over.
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Move to the front though, and you're unlikely to be blown away.
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Becoming president has blown Trump's cover: There's nothing more consequential than this.
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Honestly, I was blown away by the overall size of this advantage.
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Smaller particles create dust clouds that are eventually blown out into space.
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It's basically something that is blown up beyond what it should be.
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CFOs have already begun planning ahead for a full-blown trade war.
|
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"I was blown away by the sheer insanity of it," he said.
|
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The N.F.L.'s commissioner, Roger Goodell, later admitted the call was blown.
|
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While the blown glass shapes are elegant, Scott's beaded faces are cartoonlike.
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She did the "Are you discreet?" scene, and we were blown away.
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When a major reason is a blown call, it stings even more.
|
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However, Versace says that this sentiment may be blown out of proportion.
|
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Mr. Netanyahu did not hesitate to demand a full-blown criminal investigation.
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I am completely blown away & ashamed of our province & human rights commission.
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Would you still have blown £50 on it if it was shit?
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And with that show, everyone's mind was blown, so many kids came.
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The explosion had blown the grey Peugeot 108 clear off the road.
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It has really, really expanded and blown up over the last year.
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It's unlikely the FBI launched a full-blown investigation into Trump's comments.
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Jennings, who grew up in Mississippi, was "blown away" by the film.
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As for Kimmy, my mind was pretty blown by her sudden reappearance.
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Farther south, the road along the Euphrates is strewn with the remnants of an economy blown back decades by the war: a gutted sugar factory, an idled cotton mill, a train station littered with cars blown off their tracks.
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So I'm blown away by their skill level, the value of their movements.
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And it has also blown a hole in the finances of many airports.
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It's a bummer for people looking for a full-blown erotic user experience.
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We do not propose to rush in like fools lest we are blown.
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And that's all the internet needed to kick off a full-blown conspiracy.
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I was just blown away—I didn't know they could live that long.
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"I was blown away by the reaction to our first season," she shares.
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The way these people have blown up and don't go away — it's surreal.
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His head now resembled a half‑blown‑off dandelion, which Geraldine found touching.
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The PixelSense Display is still a full-blown tablet in its own right.
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Viral videos of rockets blown to smithereens as they attempt ludicrous vertical landings.
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I was always asking her where I could get my hair blown out.
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But wouldn't it be helpful to use your platform for full-blown activism?
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One of them, a boy about 4, had had his buttocks blown off.
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We've been seeing Ravagers being blown into the sky since the first trailers.
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I'm happy, but also kinda mind blown how quickly this has all gone!
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And for them, every issue of the day is a full-blown crisis.
|
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Opinions differ on whether Uber will be blown off course by this storm.
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I see the pencil neck geek has gone full blown truther on us.
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And every night you see all these films about everybody being blown up.
|
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"We were just blown away by the freshness and the originality," Barnett said.
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Because it's not just a wine, after all, it's a full-blown lifestyle.
|
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And then I got to meet the talented team and was blown away.
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Paint chips, pieces of blown-up satellites, spent rocket stages — it's all there.
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As of this writing, it'd already blown past the game's initial stretch goal.
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Schumpeter thought monopolies were temporary castles that were blown away by new competitors.
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They just jumped in at later times, and were blown away by Carter.
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Within minutes the ice was blown out and they emerged white and fragrant.
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Thank God for the clothespegs as we could not afford blown away nappies!
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Were the bank to collapse it could ignite a full-blown banking crisis.
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Wendy's is entering a full-blown breakfast war with its fast food rivals.
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I was really blown away by the crispy salmon bites from Trader Joe's.
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I'm not sure the top of the reactor has blown off just yet.
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Remember when 2006 you was mind-blown by the Wii's motion sensing capabilities?
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A truck is seen on its side after being blown over in Miami.
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"I feel like everything with me gets blown out of proportion," he says.
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It's appointment viewing TV for everyone, from little kids to full-blown racists.
|
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This time around, the fruits of their labour would not be blown up.
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In windy weather, radioactive caesium is blown back onto the fields and homes.
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All my windows were blown in, the ceiling and retaining wall were collapsed.
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The front windows of the gym had been blown out by the blast.
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Rather than full-blown privatization, the project would be a public–private partnership.
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When she found out Noble was a black woman, she was blown away.
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I was blown away by the German series "Babylon Berlin," also on Netflix.
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But Mr Kaczynski appears to be in the grip of full-blown pyromania.
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Stanek (0-3) took the loss and also suffered his second blown save.
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Coursera is also expanding past its certificate programs to full-blown degree programs.
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"I'm still blown away, whenever I'm down looking at our lambs," he says.
|
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Despite his cover being blown by the hiring manager, Cash's innovation pays off.
|
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And the media helped fuel this into a full-blown national moral panic.
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"I was blown away that people were seeing a concert," Brieger said, laughing.
|
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If you are in full blown panic mode, just give them your keys.
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"I really hope by Monday all of this has blown over," she said.
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That works out to 14 blown calls per game and 1.6 per inning.
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Ha there is no lane for 65mil refugees who's lanes are blown up!
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He's readily deployed Katrina Pierson, a full-blown crazy person, as his spokeswoman.
|
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The digital underground is full of fragile alliances, backstabbing, and full-blown rivalries.
|
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But by the end, she has blown past him on an intelligence level.
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Semi truck being blown over and sliding into the ditch in Amarillo Tx!!!
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"I'm very excited to be a full-blown New Yorker," Bristowe tells PEOPLE.
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Anyway, Grace Hartigan came up to talk, and I was just blown away.
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I believe it's time to start a national, full-blown conversation about reparations.
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In some neighbourhoods, the tops of concrete-block houses were simply blown off.
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Getting blown off by the federal government was becoming something of a pattern.
|
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American venture capitalists return from trips to China blown away by its energy.
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Without out it, the world's alliances and battle lines would be blown apart.
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Bomber jackets have blown up — both on the runway and on the street.
|
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Contractors generally receive fewer benefits and legal protections than full-blown Facebook employees.
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Wow, this thread has blown up far more than I expected it would.
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When they woke, their service had blown up: there were over 2911,22018 entries.
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Both Ethan and I were just blown away by the possibilities for sound.
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The moment was remixed by a DJ -- and the song has BLOWN UP!
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"We weren't blown away by Mark Zuckerberg's pitch, as we recalled," Hoffman said.
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Britain's Jolyon Palmer also had trouble when his Renault suffered a blown engine.
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Thousands of missiles and launchers were blown up, cut in half and crushed.
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She often spins the main ideas of these conversations into full-blown columns.
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"My mind is still blown that he wanted to do it," Park continued.
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But opinions differ on whether a full-blown trade dispute has been averted.
|
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This is not the first time political parties have blown up such conventions.
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Click here to view original GIFAre you ready to get your mind blown?
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" He continued, "So when it first happened, I thought a speaker had blown.
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It's a full-blown trade war," Scaramucci said Thursday on CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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I think people will be really blown away by her performance in this.
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Then she realized it was something far more dangerous: a full-blown blaze.
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We've played the Spurs twice, Toronto, Charlotte ... And we're not getting blown out.
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I savored the rest of the wagyu, enjoying each bite, truly blown away.
|
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Now investors are hoping that a full-blown trade war can be avoided.
|
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Donald Trump's GOP presidential primary victory has almost surely blown up Ryan's plans.
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Oh some say Democrats are in full blown denial over the Singapore Summit.
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I try the "spicy and tingly" beef soup first, and I'm blown away.
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Some analysts think the problem of dollar debt is blown out of proportion.
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Kendall is in the middle of a full-blown 23rd birthday weekend celebration.
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You walk over to the jukebox, thinking that the speakers must be blown.
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As a result, street lights and buildings beyond are overexposed and blown out.
|
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Gregerson suffered his second consecutive blown save — and fifth of the season — Saturday.
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Those aren't naturally occurring; that's the rubble from rock blown away with dynamite.
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Last year, Turkey's economy tipped into recession after a full-blown currency crisis.
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Both the Micro USB and USB Type-A ends are reversible. Mind. blown.
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If we were getting blown out by 40, I understand, that's one thing.
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When a star explodes, its atmosphere is blown away, speeding into the cosmos.
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END OF TRADITIONAL LOYALTIES The presidential contest has blown apart traditional party loyalties.
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Right now, it looks like Siri won't be blown up and a rebuilt.
|
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Negotiators have blown through several deadlines since the talks started in August 2017.
|
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"This is not a full-blown budget," said Mulvaney of the March outline.
|
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She also has a full-blown beauty routine specifically tailored to her vagina.
|
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Bubbleproof takes that approach and turns it into a full-blown web series.
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Her 16-year-old daughter had a leg blown off and lost consciousness.
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Sounds appeared as visuals, blown around him like giant, quivering strands of ectoplasm.
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It's actually funny to see the media's collective minds blown, post press conference.
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At the moment it looks likely it'll be blown out of the water.
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Or maybe he just withdrew because his mind was blown by the tekkers.
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Trump has blown his opportunity to look and act like a legitimate president.
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I was blown away by the number of people who started watching it.
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So distracting was this heavyweight mess that all other news was blown aside.
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But move down to the PH3, and you're in full-blown candle territory.
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And then Pal turns out to have a full-blown case of PTSD.
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Inside, bleary-eyed nurses transported a man whose legs had been blown off.
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Act I ends with a storm: Dancers are blown in waves, wheels, lines.
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It was a mixture of 'Yes I did it' and 'Wow, mind blown'.
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But President Donald Trump has been flirting with a full-blown subpoena fight.
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Is there a common "tell" you've noticed among people with full blown NPD?
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My mind was blown: crudos, cocktails, maple and bourbon-soaked brioche French toast.
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They know that today's biases do not match up to full-blown segregation.
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The prospect of a full-blown calamity in developed economies sounded far-fetched.
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Eventually, the inevitable happens, and the windows of this house are blown out.
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It was his third blown save of the season in 12 save opportunities.
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"I was blown away" by her storytelling and the wealth of her experience.
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Wealthy families have famously and publicly blown apart because of silence over money.
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Traders are still weary of the potential for a full-blown trade war.
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ROSS: WELL, I THINK IT'S A VERY OVER BLOWN ARGUMENT TO BEGIN WITH.
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The lower sections were blown apart by snipers to prevent anyone getting upstairs.
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Then came the final, and it was England's turn to be blown aside.
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His party may have escaped full-blown chaos, but Labour may not have.
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That being said, I was blown away by my Au Bon Pain experience.
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In some cases subspecies of giraffe were upgraded to being full-blown species.
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Read More: 10 times people were blown away by Pixar's attention to detail
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Suddenly, the roof was blown apart, bricks were falling and the house collapsed.
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That has made it difficult to determine the timetable for full-blown maturity.
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A military source told Reuters that armed men had blown up the pipeline.
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Any number of his efforts could have blown up in the brothers' faces.
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This is the place where my mind was first blown, in a way.
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There's a country that has a full blown epidemic and it's called Mexico.
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"All those nevers were blown away over the next 12 years," Wall said.
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And there are full-blown video games pretty much like the civilian versions.
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Honestly, I'm blown away by the poignant social commentary demonstrated in this film.
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I was shot near the heart; a cluster of veins was blown apart.
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It just started there and then it developed into a full-blown obsession.
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He had blown his previous two chances, allowing four runs in two innings.
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It's like a blown-out sense of when you cook yourself a meal.
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My mind was just blown over and over again from The White Album.
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Were you blown away by Ariana Grande's celebrity impersonations on Saturday Night Live?
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The champagne and shots were flowin' and the birthday cake candles were blown.
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Their brand has blown up, but at its core, you can't fault it.
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If it's the Sharks, the Oilers will probably get their doors blown off.
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I'm not a full-blown narcissist, but I definitely need to be liked.
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In the ninth, Kirby Yates suffered his first blown save since Aug. 23.
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The two others in the picture are believed to have blown themselves up.
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My chest feels like it has a balloon being blown up in it.
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A situation concerning your home or family gets blown out of proportion today.
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Go deeper: There's a growing threat of a full blown China trade war
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I have accidentally blown my load on the first wine of the day.
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Mulvaney also steps in when this presidency is in a full-blown crisis.
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The grass was still wet from a storm that had just blown through.
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"Formerly blasted and blown-up areas" are experiencing even more damage, he said.
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If that succeeds, then the parties will proceed to full-blown coalition talks.
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Ahed's lawyer, Gabi Laski, says the case has been blown out of proportion.
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"It's definitely embarrassing to get blown out on national television," Brandon Jennings said.
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The castle that the Germans used as an ammunition depot was blown up.
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Many other restaurants have blown-out windows and debris strewn across their property.
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He can have his face blown apart and keep shooting while it reassembles.
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" Sixth place went to Tommy Lee Jones as Ryan Gaerity in "Blown Away.
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Or do you think we're on the verge of a full-blown catastrophe?
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Ms. King was blown away that Ms. Winfrey could afford two $19.99 sweaters.
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My boyfriend is making jokes, saying it is being blown out of proportion.
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He is not a fated creature blown by the whims of Homeric gods.
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That one militant was then blown to pieces by a U.S. drone strike.
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Bullet holes peppered the bus, and at least one tire was blown out.
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I was blown away; there was another girl skateboarder aside from Elissa Steamer.
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I'm blown away by the imagery of people covering their ears to hear.
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When he sings "Yesterday" for Ellie and some other friends, they're blown away.
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Sexual tension escalated into a full-blown affair before the trial was over.
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He has blown four saves this season, one shy of his career high.
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But if their victims ever slip up, it's blown way out of proportion.
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Windows were blown out and the roofs of some apartments were torn off.
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Even before his death, Bush's pragmatism had been elevated to full-blown statesmanship.
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Yeah, I'm actually getting that blown up and putting it on the wall.
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What started as a single case has become a full-blown national scandal.
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It wasn't ... Yeah, plus also consulting got blown up, sort of post-Enron.
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In 2017, the Boilermakers were blown out in the regional semifinals by Kansas.
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"Somehow Mike Flynn has blown a gasket," a senior American official told Politico.
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What would a full-blown anticapitalist, worker-owned media organization even look like?
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"I feel like I could easily have blown up after that," he said.
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If you haven't seen this before, be prepared to have your mind blown.
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When the client's wife developed a full-blown eating disorder, he was blindsided.
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"I think the media has blown this phenomenon out of proportion," he cautions.
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Most of the dead birds have blown on shore, according to the statement.
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" Anthony @Scaramucci says @realdonaldtrump is in the midst of a "full-blown meltdown.
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" But once Stone got behind the wheel, he says he was "blown away.
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Matt was blown away and wanted me to send him the whole show.
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I got blown out in Iowa and all of a sudden everything changed.
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The windows at the municipal building where they wed had been blown out.
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And in terms of the president's nonexistent moral fluency, it's a blown opportunity.
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Within a matter of days, his Google Maps Hack had properly blown up.
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Some, after being interviewed by refugee officers, may qualify as full-blown refugees.
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No horns blown, no street parties, no Champagne corks popping in Paris's cafes.
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The Cargo vending machines served as a bridge to full-blown mobile advertising.
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Charlie Nelson was shot through the chin and had his kneecap blown off.
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But his insurance policy has also blown Mr Johnson's political strategy to smithereens.
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His door was blown clean off, the massive vehicle thrown onto its side.
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But he has blown hot and cold, often struggling with his forehand consistency.
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Not surprisingly, without their star to lean on, the Bulls were blown out.
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I&aposve seen calf tears, sublux to knee, shoulder, blown-out ankle ligaments.
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After multiple medical procedures, I found myself with a full-blown opiate addiction.
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There were dozens of talks, ranging from researching findings to full blown demos.
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"When he got blown up, it was kind of his due," Hanif said.
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The issue at hand was that Welch had inadvertently blown up a factory.
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The Celtics have never blown a 2-0 series lead in the playoffs.
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Now, his cover's blown, exposed by news reports as a Democrat secret asset.
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That night, the Knicks were blown out at home by the Memphis Grizzlies.
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That night, the Knicks were blown out at home by the Memphis Grizzlies.
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"The scheme has blown out significantly from its original numbers," Dr. Howe said.
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Hong Kong's economy is already contracting amid fears of a full-blown recession.
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If it catches on, Spotify could become a full-blown podcast ad network.
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But this was a rare privilege to be exclusively blown off by McConnell.
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It may even morph this dispute into a full-blown nuclear crisis. Why?
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I put a little in my hair before I get it blown out.
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The seven blown saves are tied for the second most in the majors.
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If you're a full-blown Cinderella ball gown kind of gal, don't fret.
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Soldiers have been blown apart, dismembered, partially buried and immured, or simply vaporized.
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"The guests that do have it, hands down are blown away," says Twersky.
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It said earlier that the third missile appears to have blown up immediately.
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To avoid a full-blown balance of payments crisis, Islamabad needs outside help.
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In fact, he doesn't see it expanding into a full-blown, global problem.
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Holt: The idea of who your audience might be has completely blown up.
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Veteran eclipse watchers warned the uninitiated to get ready to be blown away.
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In the scheme of a full-blown relationship (sexual or otherwise), that's nothing.
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Now the technology deal-making club has had its doors blown wide open.
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The valve on the radiator in the bedroom had blown off, he said.
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"He was even more blown away than I was, I think," Terry said.
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Renault has unsuccessfully sought a full-blown merger with its larger partner Nissan.
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The old Tappan Zee Bridge will be partially blown up around 20093 a.m.
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He is 212-221 with two blown saves in his last four appearances.
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What has become a full-blown political scandal in Baltimore started innocently enough.
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Its roster had been half blown-up in order to bank future money.
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Obese adults with prediabetes were more likely to progress to full-blown diabetes.
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It was the sixth blown save of the season for Jackson (3-2).
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Cardi, of course, has blown up since "Bodak Yellow" dropped back in June.
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One three-hour Google spiral later, I was in a full-blown panic.
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I take this as a challenge, and soon enough their minds are blown.
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I scribbled down a few lines for him, and he was blown away.
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Everyone, even the school people, were blown away by how they do events.
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But the kids are just blown away by the shirts and the design.
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Both women are blown away by the reaction ... Kristin now has 80k followers.
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I feel like I was blown away by most people's acceptance of me.
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Before he can testify, though, Dylan's father gets blown up by a car bomb.
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But don't confuse the Samsung / ADT system with a full-blown, professionally installed setup.
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The two countries are locked in negotiations to avoid a full-blown trade war.
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She's a full-blown member of the coven, and must rise to the occasion.
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I watch Abducted in Plain Sight while I'm eating, and have my mind blown.
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And the covers are just a print from a CD that is blown up.
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Your nephew enlisted to get out of town but was blown up in Iraq.
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"Oh, the wind must have blown these flowers up here," Pearce exclaims, still clueless.
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There's never been a fight where I've gotten blown out, or haven't been in.
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Screams of others -- whose limbs were blown away -- can be heard down the street.
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A damaged sign blown away from the Jersey Shore during Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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Global market trouble A full blown trade war would be felt across global markets.
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As if a breeze had blown it, his right hand lifted in subtle salutation.
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A bus parked nearby was little more than a skeleton, its windows blown out.
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Selfies have been taken, kisses have been blown, and matching outfits have been worn.
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THEY ARE two full-blown democracies, a rarity in their part of the world.
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At the same time, we can't say that every time we get blown out.
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" Lovato accompanied her comment with some mind-blown emojis and the simple question, "How?
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Have there been any performances where you've stepped back and just been blown away?
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I was blown away by how beautiful and artistic (most of) the submissions were.
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The area is well-protected from seeing a full-blown hurricane make landfall, though.
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I've been at this for 3 years, and I am blown away by this.
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I'm blown away you shot this gorgeous picture of your sister for Love Magazine!!!
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I'm blown away by how many people schedule things like meetings in the mornings.
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"My mom is pretty blown away by the responses and positive feedback," she says.
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Car horns blared, whistles were blown and drums beat for hours after the match.
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Windows of nearby cars were blown out and debris was strewn in the street.
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Now that your mind is blown, it's time to bring your ideas to fruition.
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"Even after just one day, you've already blown this really strong security," McSherry says.
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In that time, defense and tech stocks, have blown everybody out of the water.
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This milder change in mood may be much more widespread than full-blown SAD.
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Now, in the early hours of Monday morning, he's reached full-blown meme status.
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Thick trees were snapped at their centers and the roofs of homes blown off.
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And it has blown up their cover story, putting Trump clearly on the defensive.
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" However it added a full-blown trade war "would have a more pronounced effect.
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My instant messages and my writings were blown up and printed on large whiteboards.
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A militant group in southern Nigeria said it had blown up three oil pipelines.
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At the most polluted sites even the dust blown from tailings can be dangerous.
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Queen Latifah began as a rapper and is now a full-blown movie star.
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And so Tibira was strapped in front of a cannon and blown to pieces.
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There's a scene where a soldier sees something after his truck is blown up.
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Rosé is no longer just a type of wine, it's a full-blown lifestyle.
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Some — including oil states Louisiana and Alaska — are facing a full-blown budget crisis.
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As far as 360 video editing goes, I was blown away by its ease.
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That's the operation that replaces a blown-out arm ligament with a transplanted tendon.
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If this were any other franchise, I'm sure I would have been blown away.
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There has been no end of attempts to turn smartphones into full-blown computers.
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My mind is blown that I get to be the lead in this movie.
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"I was blown away by the amount of support that I got," she says.
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The iPhone 8 is more of a "S" upgrade than a full-blown overhaul.
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Misfit typically releases fitness trackers, but this is the company's first full-blown smartwatch.
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It could dwindle out like SARS did or evolve into a full-blown pandemic.
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Having wind continuously blown into every orifice of your body is a dangerous thing.
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The most obvious one is the financial sector, which had blown up in 2008.
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They have blown double-digit leads in five of their seven games this season.
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Lenin's statue was not blown up, and no one was injured in the fire.
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When I saw she had more than 14 million followers I was blown away.
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The roofs of the houses were blown open to prevent squatters from moving in.
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"It's blown into something way beyond what I thought it would be," he said.
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Just wait," host Chris Harrison told THR, "and prepare to have your mind blown.
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The most incredible sounds in nature you'll ever hear—a full-blown grizzly fight.
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Burrard-Lucas said he was "completely blown away" by what his cameras had captured.
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About what a human body looks like after being blown up by an IED.
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It was blown away by a huffing, puffing wolf, which promptly gobbled him up.
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Why do you think this topic has blown up so much in recent months?
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She was "blown away" by her first red carpet experience alongside Efron and Quaid.
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It was blown up a decade ago by militants with a sideline in piracy.
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Detroit was blown out at the Staples Center by 33 points earlier this month.
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I was blown away by how he was able to tune his doubters out.
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For one thing, he said Facebook's rate of earnings growth has blown away experts.
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I discovered somehow Tavi Gevinson's blog and I was just blown away by it.
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Ophelia barely moved for a week after its formation, and was then blown north.
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For now, a full-blown recession across the currency area this year seems unlikely.
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Then in April the Commission stepped the review up into a full-blown investigation.
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The measure appears to have averted a full-blown crisis, at least for now.
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But it's a busy service, and the things I've seen have blown my mind.
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Even a solitary ANPR camera at an Irish border crossing might be blown up.
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There is rubbish everywhere, blown by the wind alongside discarded orange caps from syringes.
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I am absolutely blown away by the passion and commitment of the Oncer fans.
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Thompson's car is an AA fuel streamliner, while Poteet's is a blown fuel streamliner.
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"I was excited and blown away and honored in general," Grace told ABC News.
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You'd have to see a full-blown Democratic sweep in the election next year.
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Strickland has blown saves in both of his appearances against the Diamondbacks this season.
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If they'd have seen that I was shaking, my cover could have been blown.
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The full-blown free trade agreement that London wants will take considerably longer, however.
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Investors and businesses worry that a full-blown trade battle could derail global growth.
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Our minds were blown by this reinvention of sunflower seeds as an innovative snack.
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Mr Vollaard's study has blown the lid off the sealed world of Dutch herring.
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Where P1 was basically a deep-sea tractor, P2 is a full-blown prototype.
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What is it like returning to work after this whole thing has blown up?
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But Netflix may have changed that when it dropped "Blown Away" on July 21.
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Everett -- who is Beyoncé's dance captain -- appeared to be blown away by the surprise.
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Only her fading memory remained, in words that were blown away across the tundra.
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Photographs showed tiles blown off a blackened roof and bloodied bodies on the ground.
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NUMEROUS LARGE TREES SNAPPED OR UPROOTED ALONG WITH FENCES AND ROADWAY SIGNS BLOWN OVER.
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This experience of having our mind blown forces us to find out more information.
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Get ready to be blown away at the 1:39 mark in the video.
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I was just blown away by Whiplash, so I was very interested in Damien.
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"We're blown away by the response," Cat Rose from Community Action Against Homophobia said.
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And yet I was still blown away by how he handled the entire situation.
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When things get that blown out, usually there's a pretty big backlash to it.
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To blow this great blue, white, green planet, or to be blown from it.
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Even worse, Democrats have gone full-blown Dick Cheney in their fear-mongering rhetoric.
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If Goldwater was the GOP's original dealer, Nixon was its first full-blown junkie.
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The market has 230 stalls and boasts handmade wooden crafts, ceramics and blown glass.
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He put the cost of a full blown banking crisis at 158% of GDP.
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Photos are either too saturated, too dark, too soft, or have blown out highlights.
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I was totally blown away by how mental people went for the Stones there.
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