While it thankfully didn't explode, such battery malfunctions can catch fire and in some cases, explode.
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It makes your head explode if you think of the inability to explode the male network.
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If rockets are going to explode (and in 2016, they still do), we'd rather them explode over water than over people.
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Grenades fail to explode… or explode prematurely and turn a squad of infantry into a collection of meat and blood stains.
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And furthermore, if a laptop bomb can explode in the cabin of a plane, can't it explode in the cargo hold, too?
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Either the Palestinians will explode or the international community will explode and say 'No more apartheid' and they will sit on our necks.
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Pooler, however, said the company appeared not to recognize the distinction between products that happen to explode and those designed or intended to explode.
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A grenade "will explode as soon as it hits the wood block, and it will not explode on the metal," a combat policeman told Reuters.
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As such, there's all sorts of cases where the rounds only partially explode, or where they turn out to be duds and don't explode at all.
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Beyond this limit, stars at the end of their lives either explode into a supernova or explode and then collapse into a neutron star or even a black hole.
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Pentagon documents estimate that between 10 and 20 percent or more likely failed to explode on impact, littering the battlefield with highly dangerous duds that would still explode if disturbed.
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Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos all have serious problems with unexploded ordnance — bombs that failed to explode when initially dropped but still lurk beneath the surface, waiting to explode when stumbled upon.
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"I love when things look like nothing — and explode."
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What they've definitely done is explode the US budget deficit.
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Ozawa just sat back and watched his Twitter mentions explode.
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Fireworks explode over the Lincoln Memorial after the Welcome Celebration.
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She wanted to explode the belief in master narratives altogether.
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It is still unclear what caused the pen to explode.
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Match up three "M" tiles to explode the surrounding pieces.
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Fireworks explode over the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway.
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My heart feels like it's so big, it will explode.
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The homemade pipe bomb didn't explode or cause any injuries.
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Eilish seemed to explode out of nowhere earlier this year.
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People watch as fireworks explode over the Kremlin in Moscow.
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And those cities have seen their gross domestic products explode.
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Asteroids explode, and the score floats through your peripheral vision.
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I keep all my iPhones, will they explode over time?
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Seems like a good way to have your head explode.
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Will your smartphone explode as violently as this bot did?
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Yes: Mara's classmates explode, and yes, it is not cute.
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What caused this to explode into a culture war issue?
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Defective batteries are reportedly what's causing Note2000 devices to explode.
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Defective batteries are reportedly what's causing Note24 devices to explode.
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The bomb did not explode, but rendered the facility unusable.
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But mostly everyone just wants a battery that won't explode.
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Weapons get knocked out, ammunition magazines explode, pilots are wounded.
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Without these changes, we fear unlawful stops will explode again.
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What could he have done if the economy didn't explode?
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And seeing opponents explode in a gush of red paint?
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And a new ticking time bomb was ready to explode.
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"Blow my head off, explode my crystal guts," she wails.
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T which can explode after prolonged exposure to hot conditions.
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How did these cases of the Zika virus suddenly explode?
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"The creativity of the surfers is gonna explode," Aguerre said.
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"If we do nothing, the debt will explode," said Rep.
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"The selfie helped us explode around the world," says Elizetxe.
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In the meantime, Juul's sales numbers only continued to explode.
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"It's probably going to explode on the scene," Ricotta said.
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People don't deal with things, and then they explode later.
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The bombs did not explode and there were no injuries.
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The concept of a "media channel" is about to explode.
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I flew to Costa Rica hoping to explode my ego.
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If the fire reached it, it could ignite and explode.
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Gunfire made sparks fly, glass shatter, and flammable materials explode.
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If you are late with the money explosive will explode.
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A humanitarian crisis is about to explode in Puerto Rico.
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How could so much beauty explode from so much emptiness?
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Ever hear a piece of chicken explode while it's microwaving?
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Here, the volcano, called a "shield volcano," doesn't generally explode.
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This suggested a potential explanation for this tendency to explode.
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Oh that's really not an achievement, Lauren, not to explode.
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But that's forecast to explode to $143 billion by 2020.
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The same building that houses those paper records also has a bunch of servers running on UPS power — so if Elliot can get the UPSs to explode, he can get the whole building to explode.
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Heads explode, axes enter chest cavities, and Molotov cocktails rain down.
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A speaker predicted that Xinjiang's woes would "explode in public opinion".
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Loneliness is epidemic, and in the coming years it could explode.
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Many bomblets can fail to explode, posing a threat to civilians.
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If -- there's rumors about $7 trillion of debt that could explode.
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Beneath it lies an artillery shell, wired to explode if disturbed.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I feel like my heart is going to explode.
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If you guessed the watermelon would immediately explode, you'd be correct.
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Fielder single-handedly quieted a crowd that was bursting to explode.
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The device had been disabled before it could explode, it said.
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Takata inflators can explode with excessive force and spray metal shrapnel.
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Fireworks explode over Victoria Harbor to celebrate National Day on Oct.
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Expect a whole new angle on Fortnite to explode in 2019.
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All our hopes and expectations basically amount to: please don't explode.
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And that means that black holes eventually evaporate and even explode.
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Suddenly, we see the artist explode his style into the cosmos.
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According to research firm Ovum, the market is poised to explode.
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It started feeling like a weird pressure, like I could explode.
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It's gonna explode," Bilton is heard saying in the video. "Jesus.
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"I am the one who saw Simon's head explode," she cries.
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"I don't know when that time bomb might explode," he said.
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Luckily, the cars didn't explode, but it changed everything for me.
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It's also not toxic, unlike batteries, which can and do explode.
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Throwing Lady Gaga into the mix might make our brains explode.
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We&aposre ready to explode with a bunch of breaking news.
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In addition to that, these devices can explode causing major harm.
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They were found by vigilant locals before the devices could explode.
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But if credit continues to explode, a correction looks increasingly likely.
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If you hit something with that, it's going to explode, right?
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It will either explode in our face or succeed beyond expectations.
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In thermal runaway propagation, things don't just melt, they explode. Violently.
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Overheating batteries can also give off fumes and explode on board.
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"Our career is going to explode off of this," Clauson said.
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The bomb collar he wore was going to explode, Wells said.
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And they won't explode when they get to the top, either.
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Would the ghoul explode and splatter me all over the street?
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Another pressure cooker bomb was left nearby but did not explode.
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Facing likely deportation from Berlin, the refugees eventually explode with anger.
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They may finally explode the myth of a monolithic Latino vote.
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Each has drawbacks, like the possibility that glass vials will explode.
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United Airlines staff's minds will explode that women actually have freedom.
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That, in turn, causes the compound to explode with excessive force.
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If that happens, the battery can burst into flames or explode.
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If R22000 is significantly greater than one, the population can explode.
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No air pockets are allowed, lest the salteñas, mid-baking, explode.
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By Larco's estimation, the fertility market overall is poised to explode.
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The angry feel left behind as they have seen inequality explode.
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They could explode, or abruptly break down under sharp cross-examination.
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Operatives were caught, guns didn't work and bombs failed to explode.
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Is that just supposed to be what helps the people explode?
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Some saw that truck that was parked on the street explode.
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He's like a boiler ready to explode, the level of hatred.
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We knew shit was going to explode but didn't know when.
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She's goofy, resourceful, and makes birds explode with her singing voice.
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Who knew that cauliflower would explode as a major food trend?
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Sometimes you can drop-kick characters, and their heads will explode.
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Clinton made the events explode far beyond New York, dragging Mrs.
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When full of seltzer, they also explode with a loud bang.
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The Chinese authorities warned that the ship could explode and sink.
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And sales are set to explode over the next five years.
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From across the street, Mr. Khan's father saw the store explode.
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Inequality is about to explode as taxes for the rich plummet.
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If we don't keep reacting, it could explode at any moment.
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Jeff Bezos was a demanding boss and could explode at employees.
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How long did it take for reality to explode those lies?
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"There were two Molotov cocktails that didn't explode," Pino Iturrieta said.
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It was predictable that such a toxic mix would eventually explode.
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The device was inert and could not explode, the officials said.
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He began to explode out of the blocks with surgical precision.
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Hunger for both of these results helped amnio explode in popularity.
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It didn't explode, and he opened fire with an assault rifle.
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They use air tanks, since tanks of pure oxygen would explode.
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"We had no idea it would explode like this," she said.
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Villas-Boas: Specifically, the battery would explode; it was poorly designed.
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Repeal the rules, Pai declared, and US broadband investment would explode.
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In terrifying synchrony, baby stink bugs all but explode to life.
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Stars explode when their fuel runs down and the core collapses.
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UL, expecting that transportation services for people and goods will explode.
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For some reason, the ball malfunctioned and did not explode on contact.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump says Obamacare will explode and it won't be pretty.
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The fact is any device with a lithium-ion battery can explode.
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Recently, International Paper's Cantonment plant had a "digester" explode on January 22.
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Mosquitos explode in mid air, moths go down like a $20 hooker!
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: When you don&apost vote, you let another church explode.
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CNN commentator Angela Rye is doing everything she can not to explode.
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Or did this information just cause your head to full-on explode?
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You'll trip over your charger and explode your shiny new MacBook Pro.
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"If I don't do it, my boobs will explode," she added jokingly.
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In the meantime, however, vapes occasionally explode in people's pockets and faces.
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Sure, your kid's head won't explode should she hear a few cusswords.
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The group has seen its assets explode by 130% to $36.7 trillion.
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"Venezuela is a time bomb that can explode at any given moment."
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And when the methane interacts with lava, Stovall said, it can explode.
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He starts to puff up his cheeks; he is about to explode.
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Fireworks explode over the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House.
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Hearing stories of children watching their parents explode in front of them.
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That's the only time I've seen a bad battery explode in person.
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And you can watch more things explode in slow motion right here.
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Anything with a battery could explode and for any number of reasons.
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Still, it's worth considering that, technically, any lithium-ion battery could explode.
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Race fans are preconditioned to enjoy watching things explode into tiny bits.
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As college costs explode, families are turning more desperate for financial aid.
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Samsung is being mentioned in pre-flight warnings because its phones explode.
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You're sure to explode, and yes, it will affect your love life.
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And according to experts, the Pyrex glass can explode into small pieces.
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Elsewhere, gigantic sexy holograms point, futuristic guns are drawn, and buildings explode.
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Should the rocket explode, it wouldn't be the end of the world.
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A Tesla car was caught on tape appearing to explode in China.
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After 25 years of seeing federal expenditures on welfare explode tenfold, Gov.
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And then , in a shower of colorful bricks and studs, they explode.
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Of course, they won't explode, and are made out of solid urethane.
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Well, other than the fact it'll hopefully have batteries that don't explode.
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Shells, white, and yolk explode and spill out onto his kitchen floor.
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"The bottom line is, the innovation is going to explode," Yadav said.
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The bomb shot flames through a carriage but failed to fully explode.
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There's fear that a flooded chemical plant northeast of Houston could explode.
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But Obamacare won't "explode" on its own unless he lights the fuse.
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I was worried she could hear my head explode through the phone.
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There is a bomb beneath you and it is about to explode!
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These firms are also debt bombs waiting to explode (see chart 1).
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The scheme, of course, goes awry, and things only explode from there.
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And that estimate was made before storm-damaged plants started to explode.
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The first suicide bombers to explode on the night of the Nov.
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The airbags can unexpectedly explode, sending metal parts hurtling into the cabin.
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Suppose a terrifying crisis were to explode in, say, the Middle East.
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It's a simple truth: Republicans explode the deficit when they're in power.
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The mines are dropped into the sea and explode when ships pass.
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They sit on the ocean floor and explode after detecting nearby ships.
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Scenes in which bullets whiz past, and bombs explode nearby, are terrifying.
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The brand launched in 211, but it did not explode until 11.
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Hoverboards, which also explode, are just fodder for America's Funniest Home Videos.
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To open any of them would explode the past across the floor.
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Thankfully, it's rare for domestic gun violence to explode in a vacuum.
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" Senator Chuck Schumer of New York said it would "explode the deficit.
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A fierce but unrequited attraction could explode into a delicious chemistry experiment.
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My ideas just explode when I get to work with other artists.
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I woke up to see that coffee mug explode, but didn't care.
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I watched the earth explode and burn, green to black and dead.
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Marbled crayfish produce nothing but fertile offspring, allowing their populations to explode.
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Jeffery Deaver creates insanely devious plots calculated to make your head explode.
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He has said he expects the marketplaces to "explode" on their own.
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The scary thing I'd spoken came true, and my heart didn't explode.
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"Sometimes we just explode, and it feels like we're unstoppable," Saffold said.
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There's always a risk that those bets will explode in his face.
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She had watched gunfire explode through her Honors English class that Feb.
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A hand grenade was thrown but did not explode, the source said.
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"Did you intend that they would, in fact, explode?" the judge said.
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It also has one key new feature: It is unlikely to explode.
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And that's before heads explode and faces are pounded to dog meat.
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These balloons make the fetuses appear as if they're about to explode.
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"I looked him in the eye trying to explode himself," he said.
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In a way, I feel like a sexual bomb waiting to explode.
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"The amount of data being created continues to explode exponentially," Darling said.
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"There is a fear that anytime this can explode," the mayor said.
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Such missiles are designed to explode near aircraft, shredding them with shrapnel.
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Iran could explode Lebanon's fragile political compact and causes region-wide shocks.
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"We treat it as live and able to explode at any second."
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As audience members took their seats for the final performance of Explode!
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Though its time is nigh, it probably won't explode in your lifetime.
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The mayor, for instance, will explode if he takes off his hat.
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One theory suggests that the holes are created when trapped gases explode.
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In rare cases, poorly made battery packs have the potential to explode.
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Once activated, shoots little torpedoes that explode when they strike pool walls.
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The air bags can explode with excessive force in hot, humid conditions.
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It's imploding and soon will explode, and it's not gonna be pretty.
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If you tried to match them on Tinder, your phone might explode.
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Pooler said no reasonable viewer could conclude that Tannerite targets could explode in stores, noting that Rossen said it was "not dangerous being in the studio right now" and that "you need a catalyst" before a target could explode.
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Fireworks explode overhead at the U.S. Capitol and the Washington Monument in Washington, DC. Fireworks explode overhead at the U.S. Capitol and the Washington Monument in Washington, DC. New York City's 42nd annual Macy's 4th of July fireworks show.
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With headliners like those, there is no guarantee that chaos won't explode again.
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Then the hoverboards arrived, which were great except for how sometimes they explode.
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It's awful, creepy crawlies all over me, swelled up, heart's going to explode.
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A spark from a light switch caused the house to explode, Wilson said.
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Those devices didn't explode and Samsung said they were an unrelated manufacturing error.
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Moments away, tempers explode over a Russia investigation that never seems to end.
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I was convinced my heart was going to explode from all the cute.
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People in Parliament Square celebrate as they watch fireworks explode behind Big Ben.
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And you've been walking these streets unguarded waiting for any man to explode.
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When large stars die, they explode in a wondrous burst called a supernova.
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And as online commerce continues to explode, Stripe is participating in the growth.
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Watch as planes explode and fire burns, to the tune of literally nothing.
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True, if he increases spending on infrastructure or defence then deficits might explode.
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These supernovae explode in very predictable ways, with the same level of brightness.
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The attackers were killed before they could explode their suicide vests, officials said.
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The device failed to explode, but experts said it was a viable design.
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Fireworks explode around the London Eye during New Year's celebrations in central London.
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Revelers watch at Drai's nightclub as fireworks explode on the Las Vegas Strip.
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Human-rights groups fear that the tensions within Rwanda could one day explode.
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His estate is expected to grow as his music sales continue to explode.
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The weird '80s synths that keep the music afloat explode in the chorus.
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The nature of social media platforms like Instagram, though, has made counterfeits explode.
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As a result, many hoverboards overheat and can catch on fire or explode.
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"I had a need in me, like Tracy, to just explode," Wood said.
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Later, when those coins are added to a major exchange, their prices explode.
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"There's so much mass packed inside, you'll literally explode," the ad campaign goes.
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There should be nothing in a phone to cause it ever to explode.
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The devices, which the police described as improvised pipe bombs, did not explode.
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In the video, you can see it explode into a puff of smoke!
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I rise over a hilltop and boosters on my back explode into life.
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Did the observatory stumble across evidence that the sun is about to explode?
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Try letting a 6-foot water balloon explode just above your helpless body.
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Frank Miniter: Democrats&apos IT scandal set to explode with possible plea deal.
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Why abandon a place at the forefront of two genres about to explode?
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It's violent and it's pretty gross, because her fit makes her hernia explode.
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Verge Video: Swagway's new Swagtron hoverboard has Bluetooth speakers and apparently won't explode
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It's wrong on so many levels my head is about to explode pic.twitter.
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Wherever there is poverty and inequality, young men are waiting, ready to explode.
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So like, I use solid shampoo and conditioner, so nothing's going to explode.
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At this point, many 3-D printed guns explode when they are fired.
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"My head was going to explode from the current political reality," Salles added.
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They have metal components, including lithium-ion batteries, which can explode if damaged.
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" She indulges in "swallowing her secrets" and making her body "expand and explode.
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And plant growth would explode since they get their energy directly from sunlight.
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Hydrogen gas has a tendency to explode UPSs are entirely a real thing!
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It must be eaten in tiny bites—any bigger, and you might explode.
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However, the federal debt is primed to explode to $1.6 trillion, they said.
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If such ferment can explode in Britain, the eurozone looks like a tinderbox.
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Our sun will explode and become a white dwarf in 5 billion years.
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Meyer, on her phone, was watching Twitter explode with comments from enraged customers.
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Would the room explode every time someone named the nominee for four days?
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However, he admitted that he knew there was a risk they could explode.
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It helped regulate the antimatter/matter reactions so the warp core wouldn't explode.
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"Literally, liberals' heads are going to explode at what you said," Hannity responded.
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It's an audacious plan, certain to make heads explode on the political right.
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Instead he chooses to explode at his man and swarm until the finish.
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Mr. Rahimi carried multiple bombs — nine in all — but most did not explode.
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Lately, interest has seemed to explode at the high school and college level.
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The shop never thought that it simple idea would explode into nationwide demand.
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Her paintings definitively explode the notion of modernist abstraction as a male project.
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Trump, after all, was elected precisely because he threatened to explode the system.
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But the rocket did not explode on impact, according to Israeli news reports.
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Sap and dried needles tend to crackle, pop and explode when they burn.
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What is it about New York City that made the virus explode here?
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One mortar or rocket landed in the hotel grounds but did not explode.
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The shards get pieced back together into one legible image, only to explode.
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I've been in prison and that sounds like a situation ready to explode.
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The past year saw the now-16-year-old's music explode in popularity.
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"I'm not going to explode, because what would be the point?" she said.
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"I know he's going to explode," she said of the suspect, Nikolas Cruz.
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Every time I accelerated, I thought the engine would explode, but it didn't.
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For that character, who's been shrugging things off, to suddenly explode, it's powerful.
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In this show, the central material doesn't so much explode as come together.
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It's as if she's always about to explode, but she holds it back.
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If he doesn't deliver it in time, his head is set to explode.
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I don&apost expect any of them to explode in the next decade.
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"If we don't all leave the euro behind, it will explode," she said.
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Think of it as potential energy or a compressed spring waiting to explode.
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An executive had said up to eight more containers could burn and explode.
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"Sorry if that makes certain heads explode, but this ain't Iran," he wrote.
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Without it, Brazil's public debt would be certain to explode, sparking capital flight.
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"Big breath, explode, keep it close," Mr. Moat coached him earlier this month.
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It's when we saw the advent of touch-based computing and mobile explode.
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It looked like it was going to explode and my knees were shaking.
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Beneath that stupid, pleading smile strains the tripwire of anger ready to explode.
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"It's been a roller coaster to watch the sport explode," Mr. Geathers said.
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Without it, these vapors would have nowhere to go, and you would explode.
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Warmer winters, brought on by climate change, have allowed the population to explode.
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You know when there are local bands in a town that really explode?
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It didn't explode, but if it did, they probably would have all died.
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Officials say the latest devices were not booby-trapped to explode upon opening.
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And if you went to debt to explode more just keep interest rates low.
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Video has shown the attacker shooting at it, apparently intent on making it explode.
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But Fortnite's the first one to come in and really explode onto the scene.
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That would imply there's some other kind of problem that's causing Note7s to explode.
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Finally, you get to eat so much you'll feel like your stomach will explode!
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It was so stressful, and everyone was worried that it was going to explode.
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Transporting coal can spread dust, pumping oil can spill, and natural gas can explode.
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It's super intense, with cars that seem to defy physics and balls that explode.
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Drilling through a lithium-ion battery is dangerous and will cause it to explode.
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That means we're all basically race cars running in the red, waiting to explode.
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Let us remind everyone again: Anything with a volatile lithium-ion battery can explode.
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Fireworks explode at the end of the 21984 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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The boom in foreign takeovers by Chinese firms, meanwhile, may fizzle out or explode.
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The ending of Langston Hughes's poem "Harlem" asks whether a dream deferred may explode.
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He has repeatedly vowed to "burn" Tesla short-sellers and "explode" their bearish positions.
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Featured Article: "After This Fungus Turns Ants Into Zombies, Their Bodies Explode" On Oct.
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Its costumes, cinematography, and art direction all explode with expertly considered color and detail.
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News. If that's true, the drama is sure to explode in the next episode.
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It's not the first time an e-cigarette battery has been reported to explode.
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But instead of excitement, everyone had one question in mind: Will it also explode?
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First, engineers have to assume that a cell will explode in an unpredictable way.
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Takata inflators can explode with excessive force, unleashing metal shrapnel inside cars and trucks.
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We are looking for now a precipitating event that caused this person to explode.
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There's never a good time for a $26 smartphone to explode in your face.
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Challenger was also the first space shuttle to explode, killing all of its crew.
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Fears are growing that bluster between the U.S. and Iran might explode into war.
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Although, hey, Montego Bay Flight 828 did explode at the end of the episode.
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Should we be worried that every gadget with a lithium-ion battery might explode?
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We want to see tiny fragments explode when tossed at a graffiti-covered wall.
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Somehow they make trucks explode, too, which seems like a stretch, but hey … C.H.U.D.!
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And when their populations explode, they voraciously devour and devastate the surrounding marine environment.
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You won't spontaneously explode, turn into a poor unfortunate soul, or anything like that.
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Romero said there are still many uncertainties that could cause the fire to explode.
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Dead and near-dead humans explode into a pile of dangerous rats and bugs.
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This kitty is a powder keg of creativity, and she is about to explode.
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"To my eye we are going to explode out to the upside," he said.
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The sun will eventually explode and there's nothing we (currently) can do about it.
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App stores will shrink and then explode as developers learn to use new techniques.
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And when their ships spin out, just before they explode, you hear them scream.
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The sight of this, of course, caused Twitter to explode, with over 15,000 retweets.
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Even with Abramovich out of the game, the number of robocalls continues to explode.
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"This project is going to explode in some people's minds and resonate," he declares.
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And when stars collapse rather than explode outward, they are usually a lot dimmer.
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She felt the tires of the car 'explode' and glass passed by her face.
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Double star system Eta Carinae seems perpetually ready to explode, as we've reported before.
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When you first saw those paparazzi photos of them together, did your brain explode?
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Phones don't often explode out of nowhere, but it has been reported to happen.
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If you put in too much filling, the noodle will explode when it cooks.
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That caused them to overheat and explode, sending a chemical cloud into the air.
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That caused them to overheat and explode, sending a chemical cloud into the air.
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And as you'll remember from the Hindenburg, hydrogen gas has a tendency to explode.
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Each time the booster stage reached the platform only to tip over and explode.
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Earlier in his career, Ibrahimovic was a firecracker, liable to explode at any moment.
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The devices can explode with excessive force, unleashing metal shrapnel inside cars and trucks.
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"I spent nights of my life hoping Israel will disappear and explode," he said.
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"Low water and high temperatures are what allows this disease to explode," he said.
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But analysts expect online ordering to explode as more customers get comfortable with it.
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When we review any phone, we don't know if they'll explode down the road.
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And what that's going to do, Megyn, is small businesses are going to explode.
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At midnight, the effigies, embedded with fireworks, are set alight and explode in color.
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But also we don't want the Samsung Galaxy, which could explode at any minute.
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The target Dickey shot was supposed to explode with either blue or pink powder.
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Every song is an excuse for Big Freedia to explode into a bounce beat.
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That album was our way of being able to explode in a controlled fashion.
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After all, how will you charge your iPhone when terrorists explode the power grids?
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"It's going to explode," he said, "when we see the next generation of technology."
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From the sky When this album comes out, Donald Trump is going to explode.
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Some travel so fast that they explode into fireballs, creating prolonged bursts of light.
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"She has one of those crazy talents that is ready to explode," he said.
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Samsung will announce on January 23 what caused Galaxy Note 7 phones to explode.
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And market bubbles, swelled by overextended borrowing, can explode, wreaking losses and stalling growth.
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We see a random human's body explode for a crime we know little about.
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Changes in temperature can even cause bottles of wine to explode under some circumstances.
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For years, people have been putting grapes in the microwave to watch them explode.
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When that sinks in, I think it's possible that the president's appeal could explode.
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"It was a health bomb ready to explode," crisis management minister Nikos Hardalias said.
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Lithium, on the other hand, burns hot and will quickly catch fire or explode.
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The device, the company said, was constructed to explode if someone picked it up.
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Purple and orange splotches explode like land mines against a backdrop of whispering gray.
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Frictions will explode within the insanely confusing lines of authority in the White House.
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Turki said he was unable to confirm that some devices did not properly explode.
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One boy touched it carefully, afraid that it might be hot or would explode.
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Electric-vehicle adoption has also been slow, but could explode over the next decade.
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In the early days, Bezos was a demanding boss and could explode at employees.
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The devices were essentially pipe bombs rigged to explode upon opening, the source said.
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"We didn't know it was going to explode the way it did," he said.
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"We've got 20 years of grievances built up and ready to explode," Lisa says.
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How his eyes popped and he would explode into sudden, wild movements on occasion.
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It may be a sign, astronomers say, that the star is about to explode.
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The last thing you wanna do is have a phone explode on your face.
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His shared project with Saint Phalle was to explode everything: monogamy, monotony, art, propriety.
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The fire cause a second ship, carrying ammonium nitrate, to explode, the outlet reported.
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Follow it up with a Wagyu sirloin, medium rare, and feel your conscience explode.
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But my head would definitely explode if I tried to do that right now.
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"What can explode in the plane while it's in a passenger's hands can also explode in a cargo hold, because if you put a timer or a barometric pressure switch on it, you endanger the flight to the same degree," he told Reuters.
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I don't think the antifa movement is going to explode as much as some do.
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The air bags have the potential to explode with too much force and spray shrapnel.
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The teacher was injured when the bullet struck a toilet and caused it to explode.
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If that makes its way onto a grass table, I think my head will explode.
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You could get hit by a bus or have your appendix explode at any moment.
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Takata's airbag inflators can explode with excessive force, unleashing metal shrapnel inside cars and trucks.
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Then it had a party while these explode-y cars were still driving people around!
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Up to eight more containers of chemicals may catch fire or explode, the AP reports.
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When headlines explode with the next police-involved killing, some feel traumatized all over again.
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Without such a dramatic external driver, steel pricing is more likely to evolve than explode.
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He told authorities he shot the propane tanks during the standoff, but they didn't explode.
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He can lock doors, rev a car engine, change the radio station, and explode TVs.
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Takata's air bag inflators can explode with too much force, spewing shrapnel inside the vehicle.
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But history has a way of taking unexpected twists and turns, particularly when scandals explode.
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Extremely cool: We see him running along the floorboards in the school as they explode.
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If genes were all that was needed for cancer, the fish would explode with melanoma.
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This allowed Shenzhen's economic growth to explode: today it's the epicenter of China's tech industry.
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Analysts expect its July earnings alone to trump that figure as graphite electrode prices explode.
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They heard shell after shell explode in their hometown, not knowing when it would end.
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A second rocket that landed in another nearby area did not explode, one official said.
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About 30 percent of the ordnance failed to explode, leaving a dangerous and costly legacy.
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So it was nice to explode that myth a little bit on a big stage.
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If Baby No. 2 is half as adorable as that tot, our hearts might explode.
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The home-made bomb engulfed a carriage in flames, but apparently failed to fully explode.
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"Joyful AF." That's why she continues to explode in the fashion world, year after year.
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"My heart is going to explode," the Real Housewives of Atlanta star captioned the snap.
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Every frame of film is precious and high-stakes, and it can explode your insides.
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And that was the point of my book: to explode that, to destroy those arguments.
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Officers sent in a robot to examine the devices, causing one of them to explode.
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Eventually, the black hole would waste away — and then, because black holes are weird, explode.
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And when the electricity is switched backed on, substations sometimes explode, resulting in secondary outages.
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When the batteries are overcharged, overheated, or punctured they build energy rapidly until they explode.
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In doing so, the stones explode and melt, resulting in his distinct, distorted ceramic designs.
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I was hearing so many different things, I thought my head was going to explode.
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The inflators can explode with excessive force and send metal shrapnel inside cars and trucks.
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" Admittedly, wanting to get your kicks by seeing shit explode is pretty "white guy-ish.
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And hey, it turns out that watching demons explode in gooey bits is still satisfying.
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It's potent and volatile, meaning it can explode before it even gets into the rocket.
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"I would never want to explode on someone who was good to me," Girardi said.
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The tires repaired with the kits were found to explode when exposed to extreme heat.
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If that fire spreads to, say, a can of dry shampoo, the can might explode.
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If that temperature doesn't come back down, the hyderdrive fuel will explode in spectacular fashion.
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If the temperature change happens rapidly materials like glass can shatter or seem to explode.
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A new discovery could pave the way for batteries that last longer—and won't explode.
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The MTA's control center watched people jumping turnstiles on monitors and complaints explode on Twitter.
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I thought he had damaged his brand and that it was all going to explode.
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If an MRI machine has the wrong parts, it could explode or suffocate the patient.
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The man was carrying a shrapnel bomb that failed to properly explode, at least initially.
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If handled clumsily, they can very easily explode in your face and leave lasting damage.
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But "the propellant tanks will explode eventually as the temperatures get high enough," he said.
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He was probably there for the rise of this band jealously watching them explode [laughs].
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Help why am I in a bar watching buzzfeed trying to explode a watermelon pic.twitter.
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But old fashioned cigarettes don't explode in your pocket or blow up in your face.
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As it happened, Price homed in on a lucrative niche that is about to explode.
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Wedding songs contained lyrics such as "the mosque will burn" and "the mosque will explode".
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"I am liable to explode at any moment," said the former K-1 bad ass.
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Malfunctioning Takata air bag inflators can explode with too much force, sending shrapnel into vehicles.
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Those air bags can explode with too much force and spray shrapnel into the vehicle.
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They explode when they hit you—I think they are banned under the Geneva Convention.
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Too high, and air in the shell can expand causing turtles to explode, Haworth said.
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The audacity of it all, locking teenagers in cages and expecting them not to explode.
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Bring that bad boy on and I'll explode him into so many toenails and treasure.
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Over time, they would "leak" and then explode in a fountain of radiation and particles.
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KS: I just saw the engine explode of the car, but not the car itself.
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Alien ants crawl into politicos' ears, turn them extra partisan, and sometimes heads literally explode.
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" Later, she adds: "Certainly, Trump could explode at any moment in a fiery orange ball.
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After high concentrations of fertilizer run-off enter the ocean, plankton and algae populations explode.
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"Suspiria" is very much a horror film: flesh is ripped; bones are broken; heads explode.
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But one day, Ms. Abu Hanna said, she just felt as if she would explode.
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The inflators can explode with excessive force and send metal shrapnel flying inside a vehicle.
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It will be to explode everything, so don't tempt me too much to come back.
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Or makes a dude explode in a hail of worms for absolutely no possible reason.
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Takata inflaters can explode with too much force and spew debris at drivers and passengers.
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There's enough in the movie to make a modern and easily outraged viewer's head explode.
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The Italian had said he hoped a "bomb" would explode at the All England Club.
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By studying the chemical composition of these supernovae, scientists can better understand how they explode.
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Split 6,000 intellectual, passionate students over an issue they care about, and watch it explode.
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Inflators can explode with too much force and spray metal shrapnel into vehicle passenger compartments.
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You can hear your character, Isaac Clarke, yelling "BANG BANG!" as Necromorphs explode around you.
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Economists expect jobless claims could explode past 2 million, three times the previous record high.
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The band was then told that if they turned the car on, it might explode.
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The Trump era makes our normal problems with political ethics explode like spectacular, sleazy fireworks.
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Some of his supporters would argue that they elected him to explode outmoded Washington ways.
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The magazines — from the Nation to National Review — explode with opinions but not many ads.
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A can of worms is set to explode, though it comes with a long fuse.
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They throw paint cans in the fire and watch them explode all over their buddies.
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Even though it's just a "friendly" kiss, it still caused shipper hearts everywhere to explode.
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Perhaps it's like electricity: A little lights something up, a surge can make it explode?
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In Veeraporn's telling, the Thai capital doesn't unfold, as in Pitchaya's plaited tale, but explode.
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Some bombs fail to detonate completely, and others explode early, late, or not at all.
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When I was in high school, our similarities, charged with emotion, could explode into anger.
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And most importantly, Samsung did extra safety checks to make sure this one doesn't explode.
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It can be hard to predict which hyped sneakers will explode on the resale market.
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Perhaps Blue Apron will explode, beating guidance and earning its newly resurrected share price. Maybe.
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The RKV is not a warhead in the typical sense because it does not explode.
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Coronavirus related unemployment claims are already rising and expected to explode in the coming weeks.
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"They said the dam is going to explode today or tomorrow," Jobani Cuevas, 18, said.
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Did it expand and explode into what it is today while U.S. troops were there?
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It said that experts believed there was a risk the vessel could explode and sink.
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Some of her characters are passionate, about to explode; others are tranquil or tightly wound.
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The air bags can explode with too much force and spray metal shards inside vehicles.
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"I've been here 30 years and I've never seen lava explode like that," she said.
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He described the country as a failing experiment and promised to explode the status quo.
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Neutron stars are the super-heavy husks left behind when giant stars explode into supernovas.
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Hedge funds have meanwhile lost their touch in finding little-known companies set to explode.
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They are meant to explode or light things on fire when they hit the ground.
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Tensions in the party, which are already running high, could explode if tax legislation fails.
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As the bitcoin and blockchain craze continues to explode, nothing should really surprise us anymore.
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They explode into a national phenomenon with the publication of a calendar of cheesecake shots.
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It's a stellar black hole — the type that forms after stars die, collapse, and explode.
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It did not explode but smoldered instead, burning Ullah and filling the corridor with smoke.
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Peru, ranked second, and Indonesia, ranked third, have seen spam calls explode in the nation.
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Oil trains around the country continue to explode while new safety measures languish in development.
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Professional and amateur investors are flocking to the digital currencies as they explode in value.
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They knew as early as 2000 that the airbags' metal inflaters could explode, prosecutors said.
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"The best thing we can do politically speaking is let Obamacare explode," Trump has said.
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Others explode early or late, and still others cause smaller blasts than their builders intended.
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Arkema's CEO Richard Rowe warned the public on Wednesday that the plant would eventually explode.
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Still, Netanyahu is very risk-averse and cautious and doesn't want the West Bank to explode.
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They are not dangerous because they can explode nor because they are locked away inside corporations.
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The plan was foiled by guards who caused the drones to explode prematurely, the attacker says.
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They explode, sending plumes of junk charging through space at 23 times the speed of sound.
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" Behar approved, but the show's lone conservative Meghan McCain said it was making her "head explode.
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Neon colors explode and transmute abstract patterns in the expressive psychedelic prints of digital artist Zouassi.
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Massive stars do not go gently to their deaths, opting instead to explode into radiant supernovae.
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This was 280 years ago and India was just starting to explode into an industrial powerhouse.
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And the internet was just starting to explode, so that was kind of a doomed decision.
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But we've still seen the number of complaints about robocalls explode over the last few years.
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Copenhagen, Seoul, Los Angeles (tied) Fireworks explode over the Singapore financial district over the New Year.
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The teen from Nevada said he had no idea his vape could explode, according to Russell.
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Police are cautioning Austin residents about opening suspicious packages, which explode when opened or even moved.
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I thought color would just explode my brain and I'd be paralyzed trying to make choices.
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As noted, only minor workers explode, but the researchers also discovered other specialties among other castes.
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At one point, flaming debris appeared to explode out of windows and fall to the ground.
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"And I take my hands in my pockets and I throw down and the [firecrackers] explode."
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It engulfed the railway carriage in flames, although it appeared that it did not fully explode.
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The Internet would explode if Trump accurately and compassionately responded to every hate crime in America.
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Speaking to BFM-TV, Vermieren said that the suitcase found on that cart did not explode.
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Jackson also posted a string of wedding photos that made the internet virtually explode with joy.
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Fireworks explode over the Sydney Harbor during New Year's Eve celebrations in Sydney, Jan. 1. Rep.
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"The best thing we can do, politically speaking, is let Obamacare explode," Trump said in 2017.
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So it's less likely to burn or explode, which has been an issue with other vapes.
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Fossils fuels, including natural gas, not only contribute to global warming, but pipelines leak and explode.
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This "caused it to explode, and my skin ripped off and made a hole," Reyes said.
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Now they own it... Obamacare will unfortunately explode it's going to be a very bad year.
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Then again, who would have thought a musical about rapping Founding Fathers would explode on Broadway?
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Both cities, like Collier County, have seen their immigrant and refugee communities explode in recent decades.
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The affected Takata inflators can explode with excessive force, unleashing metal shrapnel inside cars and trucks.
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It could also, like so many drones on the market, explode when it hits a tree.
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By deferring the decision around what endorsement really meant, Twitter ensured the issue would eventually explode.
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It took about 45 minutes to explode, giving the event time to build a live audience.
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I don't think oil is going to explode up, and somehow they really do trade together.
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One mine landed on the roof of a nearby school but did not explode, it said.
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She said Trump's across-the-board tax cuts would "explode" the U.S. deficit with revenue reductions.
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I found this validating—there had definitely been times when I thought my head might explode.
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Image: Samsung / Wikicommons / GizmodoEsteemed tech analysts are already wondering if the new Samsung phone will explode.
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Listening to an arena explode after his closing cries of "choose hope," the President grew still.
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HoverboardsOn the other hand, they might explode if I beat them up, so maybe not.13.
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"It's like a tinder box—it's ready to explode when something like that happens," Storkson said.
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Tower above your army of monsters, lean across the battlefield and make your opponent's face explode.
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These include iron-603, a radioactive isotope produced when massive O and B-type stars explode.
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"You may have some structural problems on an aircraft, but the aircraft won't explode," Cáceres said.
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Rand Paul is my dear friend, but you are right, the military&aposs heads would explode.
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A supernova could get the job done, but it's probably not going to explode near us.
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The dog almost immediately shoots him with a weapon that causes his brain to promptly explode.
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The inflators can explode with excessive force, launching metal shrapnel at passengers in cars and trucks.
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Investigators have learned that Johnson liked to "explode targets" by shooting at them, the official said.
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When the outer layers hit the core, they explode outward, spewing debris into the surrounding space.
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At some Spanish hotels serving several nationalities, national animosity can easily explode next to the pool.
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If you see a black square near the bar code, your phone will probably not explode.
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In 2006, two suitcase bombs left by Islamist militants on trains in Cologne failed to explode.
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Scientists haven't found any stars in Earth's cosmic neighborhood that could explode as supernovas anytime soon.
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But in this case, the object didn't explode—it just produced mind bogglingly-quick stellar winds.
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They covered a speaker with paint, then blasted and filmed the colors explode into the air.
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But even Watergate didn't immediately explode into the historic scandal that eventually led to Nixon's resignation.
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The chemical is typically dropped in barrel bombs that explode on impact, distributing clouds of gas.
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My head was threatening to explode with all the information and the constant switches between languages.
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For an unexplained reason, Technical Boy's henchmen then explode like blood bags, completely soaking the ground.
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The batteries, common in so many modern electronics, have the potential to explode and start fires.
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When you inevitably run into another snake, you explode into a bunch of smoldering spheres yourself.
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That effect could explode outward, forcing an unknown number of changes to the Texas electoral map.
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Watching live webfeed of someone trying to explode a watermelon one rubber band at a time!
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Millions of people are watching Pokémania explode without having a chance to sample it for themselves.
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"And I take my hands in my pockets and I throw down and the [firecrackers] explode."
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Finding stocks ready to explode The third impact was that the oil and gas market collapsed.
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But they said threads won't get overheated or explode, as they don't contain lithium-ion batteries.
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Regulators fear the inflators could explode with excessive force after prolonged exposure to heat and humidity.
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"Chronic disease, oncology drugs, specialty care, rare disease, these will all explode I think," he said.
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A couple of consecutively warm summers, however, saw the Pacific Oyster population explode beyond all imagination.
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Takata's inflators can explode with too much force and spray metal shrapnel into vehicle passenger compartments.
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A total recall is now making everyone think their Samsung phones can explode at any time.
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When batteries explode, it's often the failure of manufacturers to make sure no explosion will happen.
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It's like watching a natural disaster in slow motion, or seeing the earth explode from space.
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I thought our sexual tension would cause the place to explode should we act on it.
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He was so hot and it felt like he was about to explode in my arms.
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They are already causing the debt of the nation to explode on an unsustainable upward trajectory.
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Officials estimate 15 percent of the bombs failed to explode, some burrowing six metres (yards) deep.
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But investors now believe they are sitting on a time bomb that is primed to explode.
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It's extremely sensitive and will explode even under gentle shock or even when exposed to sunlight.
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The 20 kilonewtons of force was enough to cause the battery to explode in the chamber.
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As interest rates normalize and the debt continues to grow, federal net interest costs will explode.
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Take the wolf, a predator, out of Yellowstone Park, and the elk and deer populations explode.
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She hung in there and things began to change, and the church just began to explode.
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But I don't think it's going to be a situation where NAFTA is going to explode.
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At the same time I've been watching the ICO – or now Security Token Offering – markets explode.
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With revenue rising only from 2628 percent to 28503 percent of GDP, the deficit will explode.
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While the dish doesn't actually explode, it does get covered in alcohol and lit on fire.
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They had Devante Smith-Pelly looking like he might explode with joy after every big play.
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"I wonder sometimes," she said as "Olitz" shippers' heads threatened to explode across the Dolby Theater.
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It took Japan — home to Hello Kitty and Maru — to make the trend explode in 2005.
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Then, she lights the candles and uses them to burst the balloons, which explode with glitter.
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We lift that out and flash fry it which makes it explode up into pork scratchings.
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In a worst-case scenario, the cartridge could be defective and explode, or it could leak.
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Police later found a pressure cooker device about four blocks away that was set to explode.
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Shire Ali had set the car, full of gas cylinders, alight, but it did not explode.
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Viewers can walk around her, but step inside her body and thousands of winking particles explode.
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They compared it to watching the Challenger space shuttle explode or the O.J. Simpson police chase.
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Because in fanfiction, especially queer fanfiction, writers tend to simultaneously embrace and explode rom-com tropes.
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Mr. Hamanne said he heard the pickup truck explode and could see smoke from his inn.
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People went in all different directions as the planes roared overhead and things started to explode.
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"This is where people start to explode," said Mr. Gold, as we surveyed the roiling Atlantic.
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I guess you could wear gloves, but then the gloves would explode, so there you go.
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Now, the behemoth, with its edge in this new economy, is positioned to explode its revenue.
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Takata airbag inflaters can explode with too much force and spew shrapnel into drivers and passengers.
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Coronavirus could explode in the nation's jails as inmates are squeezed in like sardines in filth.
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Shortly after, at 11:11, he watches the mountain explode, releasing a towering cloud of smoke.
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Most will be cared for by family members, but the demand for care workers will explode.
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The force of that sudden departure will destroy the rocket, possibly even causing it to explode.
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In the long run it is more likely to fuel rage that will one day explode.
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Shire Ali had set the car, packed with gas cylinders, alight, but it did not explode.
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To start with, if a battery overheats it can catch fire, producing gases that might explode.
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Not only would the car shake, but a giant tanker would explode and soak the audience.
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At other points he compared Gaza to a time bomb likely to explode at any moment.
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Shards of puff pastry explode off the plate, and whipped cream splotches out with every impact.
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For these lads, the infinite is right there, in their trembling hands, ready to explode. ♦
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Takata inflators can explode with too much force and spray metal shrapnel into vehicle passenger compartments.
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Guzmán López then dials one of his brothers as bursts of gunfire explode in the background.
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Roy fights the primate and finally depressurizes the area it is in, causing it to explode.
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Arkema had warned earlier this week that the plant was likely to catch fire and explode.
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When women do not have access to the tools to control their own fertility, populations explode.
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When Bouvier drew back the curtains, the painting seemed to explode in front of his eyes.
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Takata air bag inflators can explode with too much force and spray shrapnel into the vehicle.
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The star could be about to explode, or its surface could be shedding, creating space dust.
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"I knew I needed to make a record or I was going to explode," she says.
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You cannot just explode each time someone stares at you or rolls his or her eyes.
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The global app economy is poised to explode, and the competition for users' attention is intense.
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People have always been nostalgic about 80s but it did need a kick to actually explode.
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I'm running through an outdoor mall and watching people explode into masses of weird, wormy noodles.
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He figured he'd sit back and watch the internet explode -- and that's pretty much what happened.
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"I think we're in that one sector of advertising technology that is continuing to explode," Jaffer said.
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He has not mentioned how the tax law he signed is expected to explode US budget deficits.
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"All you have to do is light the wick and wait and it will explode," Kinebrew said.
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In the last five years of this decade we saw the growth portion of the market explode.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers has projected that the industry is likely to explode to at least $150 billion by 2025.
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Right. Wow. Not just subjectively tasty, but actually the brightest, most explode-in-your-mouth, tasty food.
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I worry that if the show's composers ever stepped foot in Brooklyn, their xylophones would actually explode.
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Every installment is packed with huge moments, even bigger montages, and emotional landmines constantly threatening to explode.
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I'm serious if we waited two years it's going to explode like you've never seen an explosion.
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We have enemies obtaining nuclear weapons they can explode in our exoatmosphere, and destroy our nuclear grid.
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"It feels so good when I destroy those bottles and watch them explode," she said, smiling sweetly.
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"We just need some influencers using them in the US, and it's going to explode," Posse says.
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It's difficult to categorize a Bong Joon-ho film: The director excels at movies that explode boundaries.
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We asked leading venture capitalists who specialize in logistics which startups are likely to explode in 2020.
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Murphy is an explosion of ideas — many explode but only some make it to the small screen.
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At high temperatures, electrolytes are likely to burst into flames and can, for example, make phones explode.
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Moaning people are skewered on the legs of a walking demon, and heads explode into gushy messes.
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In 1997, more than 120 countries signed the Ottawa Convention banning antipersonnel land mines that explode indiscriminately.
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My only suggestion is to have these bad boys piloted by kittens—then my mind will explode.
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After the replacements also started to explode, Samsung decided to end production of the Note 7 altogether.
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How did this star explode at least once in the '50s and then again three years ago?
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"It makes your head explode, all these different apps," said Jessica Chambers, a Sanders delegate from Wyoming.
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The putrid hot pocket would continued on its merry way, until eventually, something caused it to explode.
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You don't what to know the science behind it, you just want to see a volcano explode.
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Yet historians differ over whether cultural differences or economic pressures best explain how tensions explode into violence.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Tesla is investigating after one of its vehicles appeared to explode in China.
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"The thing was going to just explode," University of Georgia atmospheric scientist Marshall Shepherd told the Verge.
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Sneaky, devious pigeons that explode out of small hiding spaces in a sudden whirlwind of screeching feathers.
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But it seems more likely that Mr Odinga's protests will fizzle out than that they will explode.
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German officials estimate 15 percent of the bombs failed to explode, some burrowing six meters (yards) deep.
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It doesn't explode and instead deploys sharp blades, hitting targets "like a speeding anvil" from the sky.
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Experts say the whale may explode because of the build-up of gas inside its decomposing body.
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Fireworks explode over Dodger Stadium after the game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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With new computer simulations, it's possible to make sure nuclear weapons work without having to explode them.
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Technicals and fundamentals are Jim Cramer's key tools for determining when a stock is ready to explode.
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For Trump, who ran as an outsider promising to explode political norms, the adjustment appears more abrupt.
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Takata airbag inflators can explode with too much force and spray metal shrapnel into vehicle passenger compartments.
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Even if the marketplace did explode and go away, the law would still be a big change.
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If you put them in backwards in a circuit and you feed them electricity it'll actually explode.
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Content may explode in popularity overnight and then fade, but there will be no winner-take-all.
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If you want to explode into 2017 with gritty determination, you're going to need a proper soundtrack.
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They had one explode on the pad in 1983, but the crew survived that one as well.
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Another physics metaphor, that of "pressure", suggests that people put under too much of it will explode.
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These batteries can also overheat and release toxic gases or—much like their counterparts in smartphones—explode.
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Puerto Rico's looming medical crisis is 'about to explode' Just getting to Vieques is difficult and unnerving.
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I watched my phone explode with notifications as I lay in bed staring into its artificial light.
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Cluster munitions are containers that explode in the air to distribute smaller bombs over a large area.
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The needles would "explode" into the wearer's skin, then the magnets would retract them for future uses.
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Critics of the law argued it would explode the deficit and disproportionately benefit corporations and wealthy individuals.
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On Sunday, lightning struck near a Florida couple's septic tank and it caused their toilet to explode.
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For every one person Picciolini is able to dissuade, there are a hundred more waiting to explode.
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But they were also right there, all in my notebook, gathering and growing and waiting to explode.
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For Republicans, it is the worst possible time for the coming obstruction of justice bombshell to explode.
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Frequently, large clumps of solar material explode into space in the form coronal mass ejections or CMEs.
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Yet as Snapchat continued to explode in popularity, Swipe petered out, and Hardy eventually left the company.
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A society full of people who think they are rested could explode into a public health nightmare.
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Social media will explode with finely carved gourds in the style of Taylor Swift and Donald Trump.
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"The best thing we can do, politically speaking, is let Obamacare explode," he said in late March.
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My rackets were strung at 80 to 82 pounds, and when strings broke, they would just explode.
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"It's a powder keg ready to explode," regional governor Kostas Moutzouris told local news regarding the situation.
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Just like you, we are staring in shock and awe at our children as their tempers explode.
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The chance that a virus few people currently have and none of us can see will explode?
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When an elite soccer player is opened in the game FIFA 18, fireworks explode and confetti falls.
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Museum visitors have been seeking their art twins, and a Google app has helped the trend explode.
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"All of our ears started to explode, and you could hear the house just popping," she said.
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"Your heart feels like it's going to explode the closer you get to the end," said Kosmic.
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If she showed her fear around Mr. Sanchez, he'd explode in a rage, which made it worse.
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If China does intervene militarily, Congress will explode and there will be negative consequences, the official added.
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A-1 Affordable Plumbing said lightning struck near the house's septic tank, causing the toilet to explode.
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When bad things happen in the movies, the government collapses, cities explode, and zombies eat the survivors.
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And yet I fear my career is a ticking time bomb waiting to explode in my face.
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Now, longstanding tensions over territory, oil and military affairs seem once again ready to explode into violence.
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Wine bottles would explode at random, earning the name "le vin du diable," or the devil's wine.
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If you try to interpret it as a coherent response to climate change, your brain will explode.
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American officials say that around 2 to 3 percent of ordnance dropped in airstrikes does not explode.
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If it were to actually explode, we might have to move – and fast – to avoid flying debris.
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But Thunberg, in particular, has made conservatives (and a few critics on the left) explode with rage.
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All of which could undermine the panel's ability to spot and tame systemic risks before they explode.
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As I leave, I watch a woman's kombucha bottle explode all over her in a fizzy volcano.
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The white pines, for instance, reproduce only during fires, when their seed pods explode in the heat.
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Fireworks explode all around, and you might have a hard time deciding in which direction to look.
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Officials estimate that 15 percent of the bombs failed to explode, some burrowing six metres (yards) deep.
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Incidentally, user numbers show that as people sour on Facebook, the popularity of Instagram continues to explode.
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Once they enter the body, they fragment and explode, pulverizing bones, tearing blood vessels and liquefying organs.
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Denton's professed goal was to tear asunder the establishment's secret arrangements and self-dealing, to explode hypocrisies.
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Fireworks explode over the Melbourne central business district during New Year's Eve celebrations on January 1, 2020.
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Identifying Toensing and diGenova's roles in that story can make your head explode, especially without their input.
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The company is responsible for 180 injuries and 16 deaths due to defective inflators that could explode.
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In case of fire, they will explode and fill the room with vapor to preserve the drawings.
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Water pipes would explode, destroying hundreds of thousands of pages before he and his colleagues could enter.
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The airbags can explode when triggered in a crash, sending metal fragments toward the driver or passengers.
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It's a shaken soda can, passed along the line of viewers, in the hope it won't explode.
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Police say the third man appeared to have left his bomb, which failed to explode, and fled.
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And they said, 'We know how to explode things — we need directors who can tell a story.
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If Betelgeuse were to explode, astronomers say it would be visible from Earth, even during the day.
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But if pedestrians know they'll never be run over, jaywalking could explode, grinding traffic to a halt.
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But if pedestrians know they'll never be run over, jaywalking could explode, grinding traffic to a halt.
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Hedge funds lost their touch in finding little-known companies set to explode, according to Novus data.
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He would just explode with energy, testosterone, and fury, and particularly if someone gave him some drugs.
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When old, dirty fuel facilities inevitably break down and explode, communities will continue to pay the cost.
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The trouble with munitions, like artillery shells, is that they're designed to only explode in specific conditions.
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It's best to pick a public place so that they don't explode while other people are around.
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"The plan was to assassinate a couple of them in order to make Ukraine explode," said Enin.
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The leaking barrels then explode, triggering the row of barrels all the way down the vault wall.
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If the guys on the street keep pushing their music it will stay relevant, and it will explode.
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The US Army, it seems, isn't immune to the primary thing that made the audiobook marketplace explode: convenience.
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It seemed that no sooner had hoverboards became the hottest new toy than they began to literally explode.
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Upon bursting, some Takata airbags caused shrapnel to explode forward into passengers and drivers, injuring or killing some.
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"I think the president's head would explode if he heard that," one official said of the "rebranding" comment.
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Instead of falling over, all bleeding and moaning, they explode when their armor score's been reduced to zero.
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It takes a lot to get Kirk mad, but it looked like his head was about to explode.
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These burgers are saucy minxes that will explode all over your clothes, and you'll be glad, so glad.
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Stores that sell comic books — or virtually any collectible or specialty item — saw their customer base explode worldwide.
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The Mega Powers don't explode unless Macho Man Randy Savage and Hulk Hogan don't first form a friendship.
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SM: We tend to explode more on stage and often times it's more about the spectacle and physicality.
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I just spent a week in China and I came back and my head was about to explode.
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" Added Bilyeu Altman, "I knew I loved her but seeing her and holding her made my heart explode.
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Food insecurity, disease and regional conflicts could all explode if there's not enough water to go around. 5.
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Discarded devices powered by lithium-ion batteries are basically fire bombs waiting to explode on unsuspecting sanitation workers.
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Inside the simulation, users could grab the car's steering wheel, or watch it explode into its component parts.
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As the e-commerce industry continues to explode, one startup that's benefiting is Boston-based 6 River Systems.
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Sometimes you need to hear a crazy cat meow, or a baby giggling, or a crappy robot explode.
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But here's the thing — that gas is highly flammable, and when it interacts with lava, it can explode.
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But I think that once he does lock in that feeling we look for as hitters, he'll explode.
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His 70-year reign saw Thailand's population explode from 17m to 68m and its economy grow 40-fold.
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The corn itself didn't explode, but the huge cloud of grain dust generated by the collapsing bin did.
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As the mobile revolution continues to explode across the world, the battle for the starting point has intensified.
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It's unfortunate, but like I said earlier after the Note7 explosions started rolling in: Any phone could explode.
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China's growth rate has slowed amid growing concern that its excessive debt could explode into an international crisis.
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Basically, you don't want Fido in a situation where a battery could hiss and explode in its mouth.
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It's not $2.5 million, but it's opting for something unpleasant to disappear rather than balloon and potential explode.
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Every time we publish a story about MoviePass competitor Sinemia, a funny thing happens: our Twitter mentions explode.
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Chung-Chi said the missile, the "Hsiung Feng III," ripped through the fishing boat but did not explode.
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Black hole birthing ground Black holes can form when massive stars run out fuel and explode as supernovas.
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Ms. Meade steps forward to use her machine gun arm and Cordelia easily makes the artificial intelligence explode.
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Shah is turning the service into a shopping platform, allowing emerging direct-to-consumer companies to explode overnight.
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If you don't know what that is, just imagine your muscle wanting to explode every time you exercise.
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Once every few weeks our Instagram feeds explode with influencers and celebrities suddenly all wearing the same brand.
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More importantly, he actually saw a Samsung phone explode, which I want to hear about, among other things.
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"If you can get somewhere within 15 minutes or half an hour, your bladder won't explode," Kristo says.
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The multibillionaire head of Berkshire Hathaway has seen his investment portfolio explode by $11 billion since Election Day.
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As long as the rocket doesn't explode, the Roadster will be sent on a wide orbit around Mars.
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The toll would have been higher except that a seventh bomb, at another posh hotel, failed to explode.
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For the teen with a bad habit of chewing on pens until they explode all over his desk.
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Chemistry that's been bubbling in the background since March could explode in a lusty embrace and then some!
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Hacking for a cause is set to explode into a complex set of state and local government challenges.
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JAXA's HTV series are stripped down to the bare minimums (although they do explode quite gloriously during reentry).
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The idea is for the user to twist and turn to hit each ball, making the ball explode.
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Click here to view original GIFGlass can explode, and seeing it happen in slow motion is damn incredible.
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And part of what you explore in this book is how psychedelics can help explode these mental habits.
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You're no longer holding lunch; you're cradling a canister of beans and rice that is soon to explode.
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That leaves the Greek government on the edge of insolvency as the migrant crisis is about to explode.
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The scariest thing I've ever had to do was when somebody threw a grenade and it didn't explode.
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Reality check First of all, there is no sign that this is a mass insurgency waiting to explode.
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"HIV started to explode in the children's ward where I was working," Gray told me over the phone.
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"I think my heart is about to explode," she wrote, adding an all-too-appropriate heart-eyes emoji.
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Why it matters: A source close to Trump predicts he will explode when he reads the Cohn interview.
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"He would pitch me ideas on how Dylan, his character, could maybe not explode," she told Entertainment Weekly.
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There are also random jackpot events, like crabs that trigger minigames, or creatures that explode or grant bonuses.
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ObamaCare, as a whole, or the marketplaces, as a whole, are not going to explode on their own.
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Those air bags then become volatile and can explode with too much force, spraying shrapnel into the vehicle.
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"I hope the roots will grow up so strong that they will cause it to explode," Boeckermann said.
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Once they pass an upper mass limit, they can explode in a particular type of supernova (type 1a).
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Trump, however grimaced and it looked like his head was about to explode while the Democratic nominee spoke.
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Trump said that ObamaCare "will explode" and expressed hopes that Democrats will be forced to deal with him.
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Burn one and let your head explode as the artist attempts to build his enormous stairway to heaven.
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Considering that wine left in the freezer too long will eventually explode, it might be the safer method.
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And now, things are moving and happening, and we're seeing it start to explode in terms of awareness.
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As the Republicans explode the deficit, and the Democrats promise Medicare for All, small government is looking passé.
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The bomb did not explode, and investigators have said that the men may have inadvertently disabled the device.
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Flake reiterated his concerns Monday in a radio interview with KFYI that tax reform could explode the debt.
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If the global marketplace were to pay its fair share, drug prices would drop and innovation would explode.
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Like so much else in this confounding election, the answers explode just about everything we thought we knew.
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As is his willingness to publicly explode the usually staid and stage-managed international gatherings like the G7.
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The timing wasn't right for it to explode in the way that we wished that it would have.
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And in its broken-down state, the compound can burn violently, causing the inflater to overpressurize and explode.
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Before the game, Knicks Coach Jeff Hornacek had warned that the two could explode for 40 points apiece.
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Because of how feelings used to explode out of me, I began to associate them with being uncool.
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"We don't believe it was left behind with the expectation that it would explode later," Mr. Miller said.
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"They were trying to sabotage some parts, to cause the missiles to explode in the air," Hajizadeh said.
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It's still a niche market, but they seemed sure that it's gonna explode as weed goes more mainstream.
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Every outrage builds on itself and the pressure just keeps mounting, and then things pop off and explode.
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Be honest: If the NHL held that draft, you would watch that so hard your eyeballs would explode.
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Do you want to see a bunch of animated Dutch punks explode into a ball of apocalyptic fire?
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When they drop the most anticipated song of the night, the VIP booths explode into a mob pit.
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This means more inflators will likely explode and more people will be hurt in the future, Emison said.
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A Marine artillery shell, most likely, that had failed to explode and been rejiggered into a land mine.
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The device burned his groin but failed to explode, saving the lives of the other 289 people aboard.
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The Ordinary hit at a time when the skin care discourse was about to explode into the mainstream.
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Prominences can explode in what's called a coronal mass ejection, which sends matter and energy hurtling thought space.
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But under certain circumstances — when currents slow and water warms, for example — the population of algae can explode.
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And to be fair to Apple, at least they aren't shipping phones that explode in your pants pocket.
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There were so many ideas going on my head felt it would explode, but in a good way.
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Here's how to get out of them without having your life explode in a fiery ball of chaos.
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As he restlessly circumambulates, verbally and physically, he's always reaching for explanations that seem to explode on him.
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The entire screed was classic Trump: unhinged, breathtakingly dishonest and aimed squarely at making the opposition's head explode.
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Anything more than 1.4 times the mass of our sun would be expected to explode in a supernova.
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"E-commerce will explode," Suketu Gandhi, partner and leader for digital supply chain at consulting firm Kearney, said.
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The company said that with no refrigeration in six other trailers, those would likely explode soon as well.
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Locust populations can explode after the right rains, at the right times, or after mild winters, explained Overson.
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Lightly prick the yolk with the tip of a knife so the egg won't explode in the microwave.
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John Legend featuring Brittany Howard "Darkness and Light" (Columbia) Opposites explode in a ballad about unstoppable desire. 8.
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Just as the L.W.C.C. began to explode, Wright's daughter fell ill and she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
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A man watches fireworks explode over Copacabana Beach during New Year's celebrations in Rio de Janeiro, Jan. 1.
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Outside experts have pointed to the lack of a triggering mechanism, suggesting it was never meant to explode.
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Outside experts have pointed to the lack of a triggering mechanism, suggesting they were never meant to explode.
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Federal intervention in college tuition built the ticking student loan bomb about to explode at over $1.5 trillion.
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Sailors on Ford Island watch the Mahan-class destroyer USS Shaw explode after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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In the meantime, see for yourself how much the market will explode by exploring the numbers behind marijuana.
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Around 400 residents of Mosier were evacuated after emergency responders warned that the crude oil tankers could explode.
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The smaller the comet, the faster its spin can be accelerated, which could potentially cause it to explode.
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Shah is turning the service into a shopping platform, allowed emerging direct-to-consumer companies to explode overnight.
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I think the sun is going to explode some day and the entire planet's going to be melted.
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Big screens helped propel Samsung to top-tier prominence, and helped iPhone sales explode a few years later.
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Right. And so, one of the things, meanwhile, as you're doing this, the Internet's starting to explode, really.
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The augmented reality app space is expected to explode this fall thanks to developers using Apple's ARKit for iOS.
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It didn't explode on the scene again until the mid-20th century struggle for civil rights by black Americans.
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TC: As you and Susan were forming your firm in 20003, the micro VC scene was beginning to explode.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said the alleged terrorists planned to "explode improvised explosive devices" in the city's business district.
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Samsung's best smartphone, the Galaxy Note7, is being recalled due to faulty batteries that are causing them to explode.
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One painting shows searchlights pulsing through the night sky, as the fiery colors of bombs explode in the darkness.
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Juul devices pack a lot into a small package, including a lithium-ion battery, which could explode if mishandled.
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I just feel like I'm on this roller coaster of emotions and I feel like I'm going to explode.
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It would be highly unusual for a phone to explode in a manner that could create a lethal projectile.
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Six people were taken into custody for planning to explode "improvised explosive devices" at locations around the city center.
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By going along with the group, Chrissy gives herself the chance to build relationships and let somebody else explode.
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Photo: Alexey KopchinskiyWhen confronted by an enemy, Southeast Asian "exploding ants" do exactly what their name implies: they explode.
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Trump does explode at times in meetings, and he can say some very aggressive and nasty things to people.
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We will explode right up into the next presidential election for Trump to get going and maybe reelected again.
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Here's what they found: Where populations would explode: New Zealand (+231%), Singapore (+225%), Iceland (+208%), UAE (+204%), Switzerland (+187%).
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"Snapchat can die tomorrow — it's not going to obviously — and YouTube could explode — it's not going to," Rhodes said.
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" Who among us would not explode with rage if someone said, "Can you just act like you're 17 again?
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"Once agriculture came along, these diseases had the perfect conditions to explode, but they were already around," said Houldcroft.
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The way he thinks about it, there are a few paths that could make the genetic testing space explode.
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I didn't write a story, because I didn't explode and I carried on with my life like nothing happened.
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The latest beneficiary is Ripple, which saw its market value explode from $2bn early this month to over $13bn.
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Obviously, Fidgetly is attempting to make its entire business revolve around fidget spinners, so hopefully their devices don't explode.
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If this happens in an area with a huge number of Aedes aegypti mosquitos, Zika's spread can explode rapidly.
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Everybody dies inside the person, and I thought they get bigger by accident and then they explode the person.
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That is just a fundamental market force that will completely, in many ways, explode the US health care system.
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During sexual climax it feels like there's a bright light pouring out of me' like I'm going to explode.
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"The animals just get molecular surgery to fix a broken gene that causes their bladders to explode," he said.
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It could mostly stick its landing, only to tip over and explode at the last second, like last time.
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Pulsars are basically rapidly rotating neutron stars, formed when stars more massive than the Sun explode and collapse inward.
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Still, holdouts have been vocal about keeping the phone, despite reports that they can overheat, catch fire and explode.
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Fire Chief Angel Crespo said a power switch got overheated, causing a 2,000-gallon mineral oil tank to explode.
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Combined with high temperatures and strong winds, the situation in Fort McMurray was a time bomb waiting to explode.
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The company is set to recall its Galaxy Note27 phones following reports that the devices can overheat and explode.
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With that being said Note 7s have been known to explode and is currently the subject of a recall.
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"When this restaurant spending story clears up — and eventually it will — these stocks will all explode higher," Cramer said.
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It might take a while for the fuse to burn, but Apple's big new business seems primed to explode.
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Meanwhile, the Chinese team defies United Earth orders and hatches a plan to explode a jet thruster in Indonesia.
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So long as weather holds up and the world doesn't explode, the launch is scheduled for 10:30 p.m.
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Earlier this year, researchers revealed a new type of malware that reportedly could have made a Saudi plant explode.
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One of the rounds hit the fireworks, causing them to explode and "catching the vehicle on fire," said Turner.
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It's a sign that at least some Republicans want to avoid absolute chaos, as opposed to letting Obamacare "explode."
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Despite the fact that they have been known to catch fire and explode, the boards endured until early 2016.
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One investment that Cramer thinks could explode in a big way is its $2 billion investment in Oculus Rift.
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"On the block I thought my heart was going to explode, I was so hyped, so excited," he said.
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The idea is that when stellar objects explode, they spread heavy elements out in every direction through the Universe.
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" The YouTube description for the video continues, "It's as if my brain is too crowded — and about to explode.
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"The commitments we make today will help catch safety defects before they explode into massive recalls," the post continues.
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Takata inflators can explode with too much force in a crash and hurl metal shrapnel into drivers and passengers.
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One was seen to explode in a steward's face, as fighting broke out among different factions in the stands.
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This may cause them to overheat, melt, or even explode, as was the case in 1989 in Quebec, Canada.
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When faced with a situation they deem unfair—and there are many of these—Aries individuals tend to explode.
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Air conditioners are bad for the environment, yet their use is predicted to explode over the next few decades.
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And in case you were wondering, yes, both new products are UL-2722 certified, which means they shouldn't explode.
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There's nothing like the surge of fear after you hear that telltale hiss of a creeper about to explode.
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She tried to use her ATM card outside the airport but thought the cash machine was about to explode.
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President Trump has said multiple times that Obamacare will "explode" on its own, that the law is falling apart.
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But when a manager later bizarrely raises the specter of "sex masochism," interest in the incident will undoubtedly explode.
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But with the large working age population about to explode, the countries of the region are facing a crunch.
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If you fucking monsters write feature stories about DC bars switching from NCAA to Mueller coverage I will explode.
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It took just a few hours for the fire to explode in size after breaking out early Thursday morning.
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The perfect company for an investor is one that no one has heard about and is set to explode.
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Cinema is not short of boyish youths who consider it their duty to explode the family unit from within.
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He was elected because people thought he would explode the political system -- inflicting real and lasting damage to it.
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To the extent that making a device that doesn't explode suggests design expertise, Apple is still ahead of Samsung.
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If a photograph got out with you with a ring on it, it would explode all over the world.
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The explosive chemical ignited in the pipe bomb but the pipe itself did not explode, lessening its impact, Gov.
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Chemicals there need to be kept cool or they catch fire or explode, and explosions began early Thursday morning.
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The shell did not explode, and the officials said no American or Iraqi troops were injured in the attack.
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Brazilians fear violence in the troubled city will explode when the competition ends and the extra officers go home.
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Taylor aims to explode popular myths about the Revolution, exposing Patriot contradictions and hypocrisies in his provocative, convincing account.
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The supply of bad news and criticism that seems to provoke Trump's worst behavior will surely explode in 2019.
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If a nuclear weapon is about to explode, here's what a safety expert says you can do to survive
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled hoverboards from several companies over concerns the devices could catch fire or explode.
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Troy Wolverton previously spoke to Peloton investors to find out why they think the business is set to explode.
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The warnings about the nation's $20 trillion debt have been dire: Washington is on track to "explode" the debt.
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I would hope that some Wes Anderson stuff happens that it makes the whistle noise but it wouldn't explode.
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Some maps are cramped spaces of ugly boxy browns and grays while others explode with color and architectural complexity.
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Until it starts showing up on the walls of your Martian home, enjoy watching it explode in the press.
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In India, when you become an actor, you do loads of drugs and get drunk and explode on stage.
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Biting into a handful of warm red, yellow, and green sugary puffs, they explode with thick grease and syrup.
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"We have to do this in a way that is super efficient so we don't explode emissions," Kyte says.
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Dekalb County, the state's most diverse county, has seen its immigrant population explode by a more than 150 percent.
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Bombs explode around her, and thousands of fireflies swarm the sky, representing murdered black children "flying home" to God.
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In 2016, the company also canceled its Galaxy Note 7 because a design flaw made it prone to explode.
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I know I wouldn't get a word in edgewise and would just sit back and watch the fireworks explode.
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"In the summer following acorn booms, white-footed mouse numbers explode," according to the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies.
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Obviously, having a SpaceX rocket explode on the launch pad, with a Facebook satellite on board, isn't helping matters.
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If you keep your feelings down and they explode, it's only going to make you more afraid of them.
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The idea of freestyle bullfighting itself isn't new, but the approach that's starting to explode into the mainstream is.
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On several occasions, maintenance work on water and sewer lines has reportedly caused otherwise solid-seeming toilets to explode.
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When Roupenian leans into her ability to explore and explode modern archetypes like this, she's a breathtakingly exhilarating force.
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Anything of value — anything bringing commerce or food or health — could, at any moment, explode and disassemble your friends.
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It slams into the rear vessel, which careens into the near one, and the two explode into an inferno.
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